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... worth about 46s.- Growers, too, at, Dansig, ares as -dissatisfied as British farmers, and are generally mnore sensitive to -a rise than decline. tjo far as the wheat plant 'on' the'- Continent is concerned, rospects 'are generally favourable ; but the scarcity ...
... Railway stohrs closed firmn, att a pretty general rise, in sympathy with Foreign stecls thle principal smuprovement being in Caledonian, South-Western, and North British. In thoe Forogn markot the rise was con- 8iderablo, more especinsiy in tlussian, Egyptian ...
... but it must be p remembered that in the corresponding month last year f business was to some extent interfered with f by the Easter holidays. Saddlery and harness I manufacturers are generally busy just now for the i South African and South American markets ...
... Europa. The only alteratiois ilo the Foreign Stoclc market to-day was an advance on Turkish Stock, which closed finn at the ri-se. The traffle return of the London and North Westerns line still coeplares badly with the corresponding week of last year; the ...
... article is a c policy which is seldom wise. In the present instance a there is no strong prospect of a remunerating rise after Easter. The imports of flour last week were I nearly as large as the imports of wheat, and a quantity of flour equal to 3,130 ...
... AND DISTRIOT. ,0- BIRMINGHIAM, Friday Evening. ror But little has been done in the markets this weekf, as is ld ~jusual at Easter time, anti the war-liko aspect of affairs ig, iii the East has checked ally tendency to improvement for t 11' the last day ...
... screws, nails, and other heavy goods, arid the rise in tin has caused tre manufacturers of tinned cast hollow- svare and wrought frying pans to reduce their discounts 21¼2 per cent., which is equivalent to net rise ol the average of about 5 per cent The ag ...
... the next fowsv days.I The Iron trade is for the moment in a sonsewliat weakf and cencettled condiation, U1sually after rise Easter Ischi-j dayvs miekere aire ratlaar Ilush of orders, wheich save accueinin-t lateci in the interval; bat ties general ex ...
... to 20s. per 2-2rlb.: assd beanns from l8s, to 2Ue. per °3Glb. GLOUCESTIER CoEYi-Thore Was a emall atttndasoce, owing to the Easter holidays. English wisest was itn very s slode- raste supply, at about last weekds rates: foraign very slow, and only saleable ...
... April 18.-The Colorado, frm New York foi Hul passed. Si. uATHEBRNT'S PonST, April 18.-The Otrato, from Antwerp for New York, ri'sed. SuEz, April16.-The Yo5rkshire, from Liverpool for Colombo, ?? 17: The Orizaba, from Sydney for London, left. The Chyebassa ...
... purchases. From day to day we have to reseat the same monotonous description of these markets, r and the only subjects which give rise to any conversationc of interest are those connected with the daily demands for l money, and the influx or efflux of specie ...
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