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... REV1EW OF THE CORN TRADE - in TheFsaruer, in itsnunalweekly review of the grain he rade, says :-America has reduced her shipments, w; and under this influence the English markets of bc the past week have slightly gained in strength. 2 The last .Arerican ...
... TRADE REVIEW FOR MAY. DEPRESSION IN IEON AND STEEL. The mouth just closed has witnessed no im- provemient in trade-indeed, as the year grows older, the dulness in business, not only in this district but throughout tl~f country generally, Ibecomes more ...
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... REVIEW OF THE MONEY MARKET. (Fromz the Times.) The retroeppet which we presented on Monday of the ?? vicis.situdes of the last eventful year is so SUg- geativ.Se of useflI and even encoura ging reflections, that we selvet nne or two of its most conspicuous ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORIN TRADE. Trade has now become slow, and the market6 art already falling into that letbaroic condition which usoaily prevails a week or so heifre ard after Christmas. Farmsers inx the country markets ap. pear te be finding increa sed ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. Corn merchants continue to hold their own, and farmers are getting rather more money for their wheat than was the case a week age. Tohe approach of winter is nosv felt in sharp night frosts and keen north winds during the daily ...
... REVIEW OF TE G!14IN TRADE. The Farmer of this morning, in its usual weekly review of the grain trade, Says :-Chritmas conies with colder, drier ?? than seemed likely a ?? k ago, when we appeared to have drifted into a period of beavy rain. The season ...
... REVIEW OF TEE CORN TRADE. )o - t The Farmer, in its usual weekly review of the t corn trade, ?? weather on Tuesday d broke up one of the finest periods ever known in S early spriug. Since the Equinox the days have I- been harsh, thb winds strong, and ...
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... R;EVIEW OF TH CORN TRADE Disorder has spread from the earth to the heavens is the epigrammatio conclusion to which a French correspondent brings a letter detailig I suspended field work, flooded streams, fog-coniused cities, and a dozen changes of ...
... - I I dc b3 0' is Hl Bf RI Al 81 di Tr T Ir Is fs II 'C 't VW -s *1 MESSRS CONNAL At CO.'S CIRCULAfl hir annual circular reviewing the course of commercialpbuesimew'Msg4 rs William Counal & Co. 4: remark :-The yoer which'e h drawt:to a Cliosei i itinrally ...