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... our own opinion is that wheat can be profitably grown in many of the chief corn-producing countries of Europe, well as in America, and laid down here at lower rates than those now current; but it does not necessarily follow that consignments on an extensive ...
... regained confi-leuce; and, with bnt little doiug for shipment, full terms had been insisted on. By the latest accounts from America we learn that farther purchases of wheat and flour had been made for shipment to Euglaud, at about previous prices. Hark Lane ...
... PROGRESS OF AMERICA. The American census is not yet complete; but the returns already received point to conclusions far beyond hope or expectation. Look at New York, for instance. In 18*20 it had a population of 123,000,—in 1830, 203,000,—in 1840, 312 ...
... of the first-named article, Barley, and Oats, from the near continental ports, and some quantity of Flour from France and America. The foreign suppliis have, on the whole, been liberal for the time of year, and have exceeded what has been required for ...
... amount of business done appears to have been very small. By the steam ship Cambria we have advices of recnt dates from America. The markets for brpadstuffs had remained quiet, and the reports from hence had checked any disposition to consign to Great ...
... in some districts the north of Europe will produce considerable quantity of corn for exportation. The latest advices from America inform us that prices of Flour and Wheat have continued to tend downwards at the principal markets in the United States. The ...
... AMERICA. LivekFooi,, Monday, m.—The Niagara has just arrived from New York-direct, which city she left September 24th. She has 61 passengers, and 100,000 dollars in specie. The Washington steamer, from Southampton, arrived at New York, and the Africa ...
... AMERICA. The Steamer Niagara arrived at Liverpool on Monday at noon from New York, bringing dates to the 11th inst. She brings forty passengers, and about £193,000 in specie. The hew York Tribu„e states, that Government had given notice the British Government ...
... Hanse Towns Portugal Egypt Sweden Hanover Spain East Indies Norway Holland Italy West Indies Denmark Belgium Turkey British America Prussia France Syria Channel Islands The West Harbour has been enlarged from 13 Acres to 44 Acres. The first dock contains ...
... Hanse Towns Portugal Egypt Sweden Hanover Spaiu East Indies Norway Holland Italy West Indies Denmark Belgium Turkey British America Prussia France Syria Channel Islands The West Harbour has been enlarged from 13 Acres to Acres. The first dock contains „ ...
... wheat if prices depended on the result of the harvest at home; but the crops over a large portion of norther® Europe and in America having turned out well, the matter is not so easily disposed of. Latterly, the receipts from abroad have more than kept pace ...
... must fall of; and though we may calculate on receiving some further supplies from thence, as well from the Black Sea and America, we not think that these will exceed what will be required. Review of the Foreign Corn Trade. There is no new feature to notice ...