... indeed, can trade when it is impossible to say what a day may bring forth? One circumstance which is reported from Havre alone speaks volumes as to the condition of affairs-large quantities of merchandise, principally cotton and coffee, which, under ordinary ...

... Company's proportion towards the construction of the Illinois and St. Louis Bridge across the Mississippi. Montreal letters speak in most encouraging terms of the present aspect of trade in Canada. The fall trade has commenced most actively, and it is described ...

... but buyers have shown rather asoro disposition to operate this afternoon, in con- sequence of a telegram from Liverpool speaking of more activity in cotton owing to a rumour tlsere of an armis- tice between the French and German forces. The yarns most ...

... resolution in favour of a special Sunday being appointed for simnrltaneous collectiona in the churches and chapels, and was speaking in support of it when he suddenly fell back in an apoplectic flt, and before he could be removed into an ?? expired. The ...

... course, to remedy the mischief already done by this ruinous conflict. Indeed prices in Germany tell us, as- plain as facts can speak, that this great European em. porium is already getting into straits. AGRIcvTURAL PROSPECTS,-The week opened with a thoroughly ...

... coin balance ia the United States Sub-Treasury at New York was last returned at 62,228,589 dollars. A few such facts as these speak eloquently as to the magnitude and prorperity of American affairs and operations. The fall of Metz and the apparent hopelessisess ...

... will, for some months to come, be much below stial the quantity requisite to give full employment to their thei spinisles. Speaking of our future cotton supply, Messrs. shot Ellison antd Ray wooda says- Wu may reek on upon a totql the ? I ?? - I II II ...

... disposition to offer contracts to make. Foreign commercial advices continue to be of an unsatis- factory nature, and they speak of rumours afloat of em- barrassments connected with China and Iadia houses. The cloth marketjcloses to-day after a very limited ...

... Nead of roligiotia ootahlishnents, baring property in Rome, entertine1 d feare, Sir A. Ps.get had taken the opportunity of speaking to LI. VioConti Veestera upon the subject, and had raceivod from Hia Excellency tire m oot emphaltic assurance that all property ...

... hope for anu excellent critten Iaravest ill flee Cointral Provinces acid tho Berats. Tires reorte from the various dietr-icts speak of the indigenous rirs a Icng us a thrivisrg condition, avid presentimog a fine show elf florwers anid 1boils;'' the wemithor ...

... Flemish markets an increased demand has driven prices up somewhat. For Baltic flax on the spot the Dundee circulars of this week speak of an increased inquiry at better prices, while in all other positions it is very quiet indeed, the unusually large stocks ...

... small quantity of flax and tow wes sold. The demand for tows of medium quality continues good, and for some kinds holders speak of rather higher prices. Fine tows are still not much sought after. 'The jute market is without perceptible change, but, if ...