... accessosies being in average request for relaying purposes; and other descrip. tions of make are inqsired for, but generally speaking makers do not devote much of their attention to this department of the trade. Another furnace has been blown in at Blaenavon ...

... pretty well the ordeal to which the, have been exposed. The advices received frome5 France at the close of last week still speak of thle porsistee1 of the drought in that empire-a drought by the way to which the Leeds Mercuesy was the first among English ...

... every other district complaints are still mado of drought, and prices consequently contieue to rise. Advies from Upper Italy speak very favourably of the apleelreunce of the wheat crop there, but unfavour- ably of the other grain crops. Frons Odessa, the ...

... Germsany, by the generally bad accorasts of til, aye, arnd, in soame districts, of the wheat crop; ba at Iti, ,siI in the main, speaks favourably, and again ITringlry c,:, films her good aceornts ; while aotlainag Ias har)perel i: Amex ira to charnge the previous ...

... per 10 Ibs. BOROUGH HOP, Monday.-The reports from all the hop-growing districto in Rent siid Sussex to hand this moriiing speak uniformly of thae flourishing end healthy appearanceof the hop bine, with an almost entire abseouce of vermin, the late rain ...

... wvould be tempted to operate, although tise telc- grassis front Calcutta to-day quote rathsr lower prices, ittid, gesierely speaking, the accounats from thq Eastern useskects ore unfiavourable. WOOLLEN. TRADE OF LEEDS, TUESDAY. The appearance of the markets ...

... be exp(ctcd. Corn is lrw in poilnt of v;lu(e, wool Cemn. p.oratively the saine, money chi ip, and still I tasle, generally speaking, ssnremunera i-. e . S1}0nT Wo OOLW.-The anumatuor. which wV7 ?? when we last reported has ?? been sustlinli this month ...

... occur in different weeks-the effect of holydays and of weather upon trade-disappear in the course of a quarter, and we can speak with greater confidence of the prospects of tfle Exchequer. The abstract of the revenue we publish this morning is exceedingly ...

... May shipment, Canal Bil. May-June, Cape 8id.; Cape or Canal, May-June 8Sd, MANCHESTER COTTON MARKET, SATURDAY. Generally speaking this market has been inactive, with depression in prices. On Monday an effort was made at Liverpool, through the cotton market ...

... I have inspected between the 18th of June and the lst of July a wide area of the growing crops in several counties, and speaking with the reserve of one who has not seen all the fields-an impossible feat-I find the one decided impression I now hurriedly ...

... MeHaille gives a number of extracts from the newspapers of Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, and Arkansas, all speaking exceedingly favoiably of the growing crops and of their prospects. He states that abour is also more plentiful, and an extract ...

... currencies, inferior qualities have tended downwards in value. About an average suply of boosts has been on sale, in, generally speaking, indifferent condition., The few prime animals -on offer have sold at very full currencies, is. 40. per 81bs, being occasionally ...