... siderably more business was done, and prices of soisme things which were exceptiouulily depressed were rectihed, although, speaking generally, very tilte advance could be made on anythinga. Indeed, we may venture to assert that any advance that his been ...

... possibly prove a niore cheeriul period in the annials of the iron teade, than that which has just closed. But. it will not dto to speak, with too much confidence upon this point; time alone, canl enable us to judge mrore precisely als to thel condlition and prospects ...

... carried, with another resolution appointing Mr. John Young, of, the firm of Turquand, Young, and Co., auditor, The CcrArnmr-Tr, speaking in reference to a statement made by; Mr. Lancing that valuable ore had been found in the vicinity of the Emma Mine, and that ...

... cngineeriing feat Onl tile fipic be successfully accomuiplished, another slice of Hollanud will have bsois takein, or, to speak by the boolr, rotaken 'by the Dutch, at thle cost, however, of destroying a lciiptlar measure of a convivial Dutchmlan's chpacity ...

... the brass tuade seine firmls are much better Si tuated than ethers in regard to the statea of order books, '6but, generally Speaking, thlings are net Bo prosperous as a t month or two ago. File manufacturers are not at all a pressed with orders, thes home ...

... sarily decreased. The growth of our trade since 1870 is very remarkable, and needs sso comment. The iigures ?? sufficiently speak of the rapid development of n eftlthl, expesson of commerce, and gratifying prosperity of the coDuntry. 'IThe following tables ...

... especially to the cnrtsain's child, who was much injured, the shepherd and Ihis wife showe*1 every kindness aud attenionI, null speak highly of the eflorts this poor and lonely couple made for their comfort. The barque is very much damtgel. Mdeantime several ...

... connected NviLh the future. 1. ?? ?? exuresses his satisfaction with the purchase, antd S hI :..r Eliiot says that, onl speaking on the Etabject to lasmt ; Pesis, at Constantinople, lie was informed thai it tit date (December Stil) the excitesnent at ...

... of those companies were to lbe visite~d personalily with SIlatlne heculsne tlte~' might tnot in mantey eases-hte did tnot speak of the Turners' Coin- puny-have heen ettahled to accomplish what he had no doubt many of them meet heartily wvishted. Thle ...

... t week's prices. Dutnen, Tllursday.-Iocrease in number of beasts to. day, but falling oif in sheep and calves. Generally speaking we have to report s6l0wr trade, with prices in buyors' ?avour. Choice heef fully maintained previous valote, but sough and ...

... cak;e, and even hay, of which letter these was a moderate it not small crop. The feature of tloo trade at the present time, speaking generally. prubebly lies in thle fact that our near neigh- bours onl the Conitisnent are not so elyli off as they were, and ...

... large acaosunt Of brsicisses cling, Of English rail clovorsced tise Suspply does not incresase, whillt to-drip's tehegamase speak- of higher' prices is, FRatics, Grarirrny-, and Anserica. TI'le home coii. suriustive slernussd han, it us said,i begun in ...