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... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.-TuEsDAY. Our impo rts from abroad since this (lay week are confined al- toehrto one ar ticle, viz, flour, of which wve have received from OnnaPtd-a via P'ortland, about 210o0 barrels, ain! from France 23,600 sacks. ' Irelsuil furnislhes a moderate quantity of oats and Smell lots of wheat and flour. 'lre export list shows very small Foreign clearances, hut to Ireland ...
... C..nvllt: & airo REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEE:K. Tue weathar of the past week, though brilliant and sturmer like inx the day-time, has shown a considerable diminution in the temperature during the nigits and mornings; and on sat urday night some rtin fell. Thepowerof the sun hee anowlasti so long that a considerable drought has been experienced not only ie this country ...
... I 7 7t E7T A N D 7 -; - . ' F I N AJ - 'N C i THE AMERlWAi.RObT NODT kNNCIAL The Times city -artiCle' writer estimates that the American ?? leavea sit n of 00;0,00,000o on which, under 1the 'most' favourable circumstances, it. is iznpossiblqtoealcaulate.thatan interest less than6 per, cent. will: have to Abe pald. 'rhe-annua 'buiden, tlier'e- , fore, 'will be equal: 'hothat, of a 3 per cent. ...
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... - ?? ?? ?? 11 71 ?? - I . ?? - ?? I ? REVIEW OF THE- BRiLSH COt TR.I DURING THE PAST W1BE¢;; - Another hot and dry week in the Season for showers, though it has forced on vegetation wherever it had a good hold of the slil, has caused souis fears for the young Sprcing corn, not oaty in this country, but also in Europe, where the same ?? of weather has prevailed. The well-established plants of ...
... VUIVR05 & falro .t._ e REVIE :; OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE g DURING THE PAST WEEK. The past week brought much rain, with violent storms, fol- lowed by considerable darnage both on land and sea. The heavy soils which were previously unsown will thus be further and though they were first this year, in respect of produce, the i tables may be turned by next season. The return of damp weather has ...
... Humphreys, E., railway contractor, Wrexham and London. Joiies, T., timber merchant, Northop. BANKRUPTCY COURT, LcvERPooL.-Before Mr. Comn. missioner Perry, FridaN, June 23.-In re Robert $TAnes. -This bankrupt, a doctor of medicine at Llanrwst,.with debts £366 and assets £20, was opposed by Mr. James, of Llanrwst, and supported by Mr. Best. Mr. Evans axppeared for the assignees. 'The principal ...
... '11ad'duc atd x}lu. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADh DURING THE PAST WEEK. The year 1864 has completed its term, and as a thing of the past become connected with those beforethe flood: but its events will live in memory for long to come. At its opening war was frightfully raging in Poland and America, with Denmark threat. ened as a scene of strife. Poland has been crushed, and Den- mark ...
... #hilyphig. NuttIllyan. Id Port Ponrhyn, Bangor, Arrived- Robert, Evans. .Emnperor, Jones. Ann, Edwards Sji Birotlhers, Williams..Providence, Griffitits '3 PM l ..Unity, Roberts..Elizs Goddard, Wllliams,.. Bangor Packet, Edwards. .Stag, Jones. .Sluice, Evans. .Virteae, Sutherland. John Parry; Haghes.. Alma, Owens.. Alexandbr, Lloyd. .Seagull, Ellis. .ElimaBell, Williams ..Elizabeth, Parry.. ...
... ?? ?01,,,wwot? mul Aaim ?? IXEVWW 1OF THE BiRSISH CORN - .W/- 'DU1ING THEa DPASTI WEfl. After a bright and wa-in' openingin the past' week fart.. heavy falls of warm rain come on, Wednesday apdh Thursdoa which were calculated to rapidly efface the vestlg$e of drought which lately prevailed. Tire corn now will pretty well be able to held on to its ripening. , Wheat might have done without the ...
... We copy the following letter from the Mining Journ- 4z of Dec. 9th.) Sir,-Slate quarrying has now become a great- and important fact, and among the most recent discoveries is that to the northward of the celebrated Aberileveni Slate and Flag Quarry, about seven or eight miles south of Dolgelley. The elate vein runs neatly east and west along the north breast of a lofty mountain. On the north ...
... I'q3tadfto & Ar4i so REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE 1- DURING THE PAST WEEK. 0, g Although the past week has beece calm compared with that is previous, there has been damp and rain enough, to farther hin- der the completion of wheat planting. The condition of newly thrashed samples, also, lias by no means mended: and there- fore a large portion of the wheat offering hts been below the ED ...