... where the rates of interest are vi m much higher, you might safely -expect a net profit of 15 or hi I 18 per rent.. I am now speaking alone of Beyrout, and I a 5 U leave alcogether out of the question the profits to be derived ti | from the operations of ...

... Market there is little business doing, but prices are firm. The trade reports from the manufacturing districts of the North, speak of stocktaking and balancing, as occupying exclusive attention. As to the future, the tone is generally cheerful. The following ...

... j l~ is METROPOITA CATTLE MARKUOE, Yfsdi/oidaY-VNemry ssm~rt upplies c-f fat stock Were en sale here to-day. ~ Gen-rally speaking the trade rnled firm, and in .onrae itl. stane iie oe hd ihrtha on MIonda loot. gl Toa upyBats30 he 040, Calves 151, P' pg ...

... acknowledged with gretitude the generosity of the proprietors In at nding by the direction when tle bakn wao, rompare- lively speaking, in estate of adversity. As regarded the re- serve iund, he did not oee how it could be better disposed of than it was at ...

... per bibs., the best Seots and croees hovfhg realized S. per albs. The sa ply of naarly all cr of hagp ws almited generbhly speaking, tho metton traderuled fm, at etreme rates, and the best old Downs oi ofer. Cn alrvec, ~the eu~rpply of which ,waseOonly ...

... best Scotr. and rosses having rea. ,F lised 5s. per 81bs. The supply of nearly all breeds of sheep was limited. Generally speaking, the mutton trade ruled firm at extreme rates, arnd the best old S.Downs produced 5s6d. per 8bs. There were a few i1, Dorset ...

... of great eminence employed to *d illustrate the present woedes of the month, and, until not se we have had no occasion to speak in any other terms than , x1 praise of one of the best of these, Jay's Manual of . F ashiel, which, We regret to smy, this ...

... maintained that Louis Napoleon is an upright and true Ally, as well as a sagacious Statesman, we can with the better grace speak our mind, even though it may not promise to ho palatable. Why have the inveterate antagonists of the French Emperor the opportunity ...

... fraction dearer than CC lestireek. Private telegraphicoadvico aretohand frmmCal- callta and Botabay to the 16th nitimo, whieh speak of con- tinned debase and depireesion there, and these have not ha a good effect on our market. For some kinds of cloth of ...

... place, e wly - the goasanibeing underlaid by yellowv ore of a lasting charle- 0 ytatr.nm next visit I haoe to bce enabled to speak inorf ,ttes ely i on bject;o~wevsr, at pro-sent I ameor tiel liaed it the appearance and prospects of y, cr O few M mine. Or ...

... Parliament ap- preaches more closely, a variety of rumours about the forthcoming Budget gather strength. We do not profess to speak with any louder voice of authority than our more assuming contemporaries; nor do we profess to be less able than they to peer ...

... States shall actively intervene in that distracted country. This intervention is now, appa- rently, at hand. President Buchanan speaks in the plainest possible language. The authority of the government in the capital (that of Miramon) I is stigmatised as usurpedo; ...