... this country ?? ?? 7(,861 ,. 65a. 241,678 Wheat and Flour-balnce of imports ?? ?? 671,461 She has received direct from - - America, Indian corn ?? 345,677 n Indirectly through Great Britain ?? 811,7 7, Total imports of Indian corn 957,152 ,, 40L 3,914,801 ...

... 446,913; the Turkish dominions, 2,219,2981; Egypt, 3,355,991; Brazil, 2,083,6031; Aus- tlia, 846,2021; the United States of America, 29,796,6901; Buenos Ayres, 1,285,1861; Chili, 1,380,5631; Peru, 3,138,6271; China (including 0longkong), 9,126,0401; WeAt ...

... standing the liberal arrivals of foreign wheat, more money was made for cargoes afloat, and a tone of confidence was rising. America, too, has been taking Spanish flour, and Belgium has taken off 3,000 qnarters of foreign wheat. Tie last deliveries of English ...

... year; and the extreme difference of value in samples is occasionally as great as aG 9per quarter. The calou. lation that America will only have three million quarters fur export is not very satisfactory ; but the fact that the quantity of maize raised ...

... other words, of four millions sterling. To such causes may be traced our present high prices, which, of course, must cease, America alone being able to supply double the quantity, so that it Is extremely probable that the prices at the latter end of next ...

... excused for offering a few observations with respect to it. The best autboritiis inform Us that tbe harvest in Europe and America is an average one, fully equal to supply the wants of their respective populations; and as the present high price of corn ...

... shipmentsz flora the gU Indies has been placed at from fils to T0s, a~nd our resozuron3 seemx narrowed almost to Spaint and America.- Bailey and Indian cornt have attracted more attention, and an Imiprovement in value of 2. per qui r~er bad beern general ...

... 0 Long middles ?? 56 59 Carrick,new ?? 07 98 Short do ?? 0 0 Clonmel, now ?? 97 9d American. E, ?? 52 50 Carlow ?? ° 0 America= W. ?? 51 02 Kilkenny ?? 0 0 Hams, per owt, Cork .. ?? 0 0 Irish, dry so 60 6 Dry 8d ?? 0 0 Lard, per cwt. Dublin ?? ? ...

... large profit. And, certainly, there is a good deal in the train of speculation by which they have arrived at this result. If America has a very copious harvest, there are other than European mouths to bid for the surplus. The rapid creation of large communities ...

... per 170lbs.-4a Od to I7s Od. INDIAN CORN, per 480lbs-BOrdesaUX 477 to 478 ed ;.a zogan, ijone; Ameridan white, 469 ed to 47 America a yellow, 468 Od to 47a Od; Egyptian none. PEAS Irish, per 2821b-O008 od to 008; Foreign, Per 2801bY. oos a to 00s Od. BEANS ...

... Od to 888 oa. INDIAN CORN, per 4801ba.-Galatz, Osa to 008 Od T hbrel and Balgarian, none; American white, 4Bs to 498 Od; AmericaE yellow, 4838 Od to 0s Od; Egyptian 0Os. PEAS Irish, per 2821bs-003 Od to 008; Foreign, per 2801a, none. BEANS, Irish, per ...

... firkins the supply of any former year, the vent of course being to Aus. tralia, the West ladla Islands, and, ve believe, to America, where prices in all cases are considerably in advance of ours, includlsg a penny per lb iuty and about same amount of freight ...