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... Wheat twopence; flour fully sixpence advance. Corn steady. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET-FRIDAY. Advanced prices cheeks business. AMERICA. The latest advices from New York are to the evening of the 11th instant.' The Confederates have invaded Pennsylvania, pressing ...
... mile; and in fi6 America, 0000 miles have been laid down for o' twenty-sevell millions, equal to an average of II £4,500 per mile. This vast discrepancy has C arisen, in the first instance, from there being in tl Belgium and America a system of central ...
... aggregate. The supplies of dour consist of 1,000 barcele fromt America and 11,5t0 sacks from Chili. Thelarrislals of InuiancorL bhave bon to afair extotn, sy about 18,00u quarters Iros America and 1.600 quarters from Eypt Egyptian brass have also tees in ...
... ries ?? 1* Illinois ?? 10 Great Western Canada ?? 1 Grand Trank ?? 19j 20* Luxembourgs ?? 18; * Lombardo's ?? 17w 18t Anglo America ?? - Atlautic Teleggraph ?? 18 ,, 8 per ceut ?? French Cables ?? 1 Telegraph Construction. ?? 32* 8 Imperial Ottom. Bank ...
... on easy terms at the close as they might have done in the middle of the week. The liberal arrivals of bread-stuffs froum America during the last week or two have also tended to check the upward movement, and the change in the westher from severe frost ...
... further yield, before profitable shipments can be made to British ports. In America there has been little change. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-TUESDAY. The arrivals from Canada and America are small. Egypt fur. nishies snore liberal eupplies. Exports ilorigins-5 ...
... present much prospect of reaction. Favourable reports prevail as to the crops in northeren Europe, southern Itussia, Spain, and America; but France and Italy are exceptions, from the long absence of rain in sufficient qaaastities,whlile.Algeria, with its corn ...
... TEE AMER[CAN CATTLE TRADE. Tie following is taken from Mr John C13y's notes ap. peud-d to Measrs Read and Poll's report on America to the Agricultural Comriaiiou :-It is unfortunately im- possible to get accurate statistics of the number of short. bornR ...
... -TUESD Y. We have had a good arrival of wheat during the past week, about 31,500 quarters being in from the Atlantic. ports of America and Canada, 26,400 quarters fromw Cilifornia and Chili, 8,000 quarters from Australia, andt 4,000 quarters from Egypt and ...
... 6 Illinois ?? 109 10 Great Western Canada ?? 214 4 Grand Trunk ?? 29 W Luxembourgs ?? 18 19 Lombardo's , ?? 181 4 Anglo America ?? ?? - - Atlantic Telegraph ?? 118 20 , 8 per cent ?? 107 11 French Cables ?? ?? 221 3 Telegraph Construction ?? 3 Imperial ...
... quantity of slades made, the Council has, after serious consideration, resolved to vote to every mnemtber towards emigrating to America £3 for the first year of his membership, and a further sum of £1 after the first yeir, a0 that, every man who joined the Union ...
... and as yet the anxiety to realise is decidedly s( greater than the disposition to purchase. The E lsupply of flour from America will probably be some- g what larger than was estimated; the quantity re-D ceived here and at Liverpool during the last fort- ...