... WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GRAIN TRADE. (Friox OUR OWN0 CORRZSFONDMT.) The harvest at this time last year was within five weeks of us. This year seven weeks at least; and probtbly eight, mist elapse before the sickle fiashee in the corn fields, and the cheerful ...

... 'EEK~y REVIEW O THE GCRAIN TRADE S2 ( ZC SoI.AL coRpzrsrosnDIN-.) .h ' Cr anage did tie first ten days of - crops as bequeathed to British Tbs:-e b, ;Yerainv Juno and torrid July? rae1 ¢ict as re tY as 10th inst.. was ro- p o.:ny, but since then a new ...

... WEEKLY REVIEW SF THE GRAIN TRADE. (snolt OUR OWN COBBBSPONEL' ) an Harvest has been much interrupted by the loc t rain, which does not leave time for the sheaves yS to dry. A good deal of corn in shock is sprout- la ing, and farmers are anious. The spread ...

... largely-attended durbar in Bs' of to-day, several Burmese gentlemen e ee corated by Sir F. Fryer. The Lie .ne Governor, reviewing the yesr's ht w- the province, spoke of the peace and pt35P: Ite of almost every district. For the firsit was possible to ...

... AGRICULTURE WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GRAM TRASBL G I (Br VCR SPECIAL CORttESro'NaZNT.) i The skater on his waty to the lale or the eanb i;is a cheerful sight to the corn rae-n> ..When the ice will bear the weieht of a man, i the market may be expected to ...

... AGRICULTURE W EEKLY REViEW~ , '3>SiRr~NTA ViK1 M MIOF THE MRAIN TRAME. . Crop prospects at this time of year are practically limited to two countries, Argentina and Australasia. From the first the news is un- satisfactory. The wheat crop is not looking ...

... dealt with various items in the ac- a counts, the Chairman further remarked:- is As the report informs you, the season under a review was a good one in Sylhet, in which dis- trict the company has large and valuable tracts I of land under tea. These properties ...

... experienced. It had been stated by Mr Rolla Appleyard, author of an article, Are We Ready? which appeared in the ?? ortnightly Review in Sep- tember, that, according to the Admiralty's own admission, 1255 engineer officers, 3277 engine- room artificers, and ...

... AGRICULTURE W|EEKLY REViEW OF THEC RAIN TR E. . T S h (FIO' OUR OW; CoR1BS1PONDENT.) l The year which concluded with December last' is now before the corn trade in a sense which is more exact than it could be a fortnight ago. The b impressions as to the ...

... directors regret that the neprsrfion ;a the London market for - Jarrah paving continued for the greater part of the period under review, and, in combination I with a marked increase in freights, seriously effected the corporation's profita. During the lspst ...

... company, he ,lthought, considering the very sad state of things CWhich had prevailed in Western India during the period under review, it bad been as sue cessful as could have been anticipated. Mr A. 1H. Campbell seconded the motion, and it was1 carried. The ...

... ferreds, WabashPreiferreds, and Louisville Lnitieds ?? but Franrisco First Preferreds advanced 1 and s1 N orth-WestornK., I A review of the week's business shows a succession of declines, with occasional rather feeble rallies. The declines origi misted in ...