... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. With farm work well advanced, and a good acreage already sown with autumn wheat, the agri eulturist is prepared for either a frosty or a green Christmas. The first would be in some ways the healthiest, both for 'Soak and for ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The most remarkable feature about the present mild weather is its universality. November temperature is above the average, not from Penzance to London only, but from San Francioon to Astrachan. Everywhere the consumption of ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The rainfall of the past week has not been unwele come, and the land is in • better state for wheat. sowing than it was at the end of September. The crop of potatoes is in the rosin free from disease, and should bulk well. As ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The iron hand of winter has been laid upon the year at last, and the temperature of the three closing days of November was as much ea rideg. below the average. Had they come early, making rigid the wet ground of October, they ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The thrashing of new corn is going on with great rapidity, and if we trusted the returns of the first six weeks of the new cereal year, we shenld be assuming that the yield of les!' wheat wee superior even to that of 15037, and ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. Harvest may be said to have been completed this year within September throughout the United King. dom. The weather has become very cold in parts, and night trolls have caused fanners to feel some alarm for their root crops. At ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. During the past week the weather has been fine, but dull and very mild. I air progress has been made with out-door , Nork, and the parlier.sown crops present a full plalit with healthy growth. The deliveries of native whose have ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The veriest grumbler would tint it difficult to corn plain of the past week, so far as its bearing. on agricultural prospects are concerned. Roth in France and in our own country it has favoured the completion of autumn sowing ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The weather, after • squally and rainy period some 10 days, appears to be settling into the charger tenstice of a fair autumn, of somewhat lower teeperature than usual. Such weather as prevailed Saturday and Sunday would be very ...

... (From Re. Seephen's Review.) The Emperor of Austria has greatly improved in health during the autumn, and seems to have in some degree got over the terrible shock c►ueed him by the tragic death of the Crown Prince, Last Saturday he was able to +martian ...

... REVIEW OF TIIE CORN TRADE. Very rainy and tempestuous weather has prevailed in many parts of the United Kingdom, the worst weather and the greatest rainfall tfliictirg the Eastern and 111idlecd districts. In these counties wheat sowing i+ now suspended ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES IN EGYPT. REVIEW AT CAIRO. Tke Princes of Wales and Prince George on SantlP day •isited the Cairo bazaars incognito, slid made many purchases. In the afternoon a grand review of the British and Egyptian troop. by the Prince of Wales ...