... 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 ...

... The revenue arising from Crown Lands presents no change calling for remark. The M Miscellancous returns, which, generally speaking, are but of slight moment, on this occasion require attention ftiom the fact that they influence the general results of the ...

... 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 ...

... Tallow quiet, at v7s Gd, but little doing. LONI)ON CArTLE MARKET-JAN. 2. Very moderate supplies of fat stools. Generally speak- ing, tradc ruled firm and in some eases prices a shade higher thian Monday. Beef, 8s 4d to Cs Od; mnuttn, 3s Gd to Cs Gd; ...

... 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 ...

... reve- nue arising from Crown Lands presents no change calling for remark. The Misecellaneousc returns, which generally speaking are but of slight moment, on this occasion require attention from the fact that they influence the general se- salts of the ...

... Scots and crosses; and from Ireland,. 90 oxen and heifers. The suppy of nearly all kinds of esheep was' limited. Generally speaking, the mutton trade ruled ,irsu, at extreme rates, and the best old Downs produced 5s ed per ' 8 lbs. Ther were a few Dcrset ...

... instances, an improvement in the quotations of 2d. per 81bs. The supply of nearly all breeds of' sheep was limited. Generally speaking, the mutton trade ruled firm, at extreme rates. There were a few Dorset lambs on offer. Calves, the supply of which was only ...

... models on a chart, in the same position as lie believed the two steamers to occupy when about half-a-mile distant.] After speaking to the engineer I considered for a moment, as to whether I had a chance of clear- ing lier by starboarding the helm. I had ...

... 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 ...