... WEEKLY REVIEW OF TAE GRAIN I TRADE. (By OUR SPECIAL COfRRSPoWTD hW.) 'The autumn-sown wheat is of very healthy and vigorous growth, with first-rate promise for the summer yield. In thie northern and western counties it:ial decidedly forward as compared ...

... anything hut what is attainable for the day and hoor through the bill-brokers. The evil goes very deep, because it brings into review the hiean system of re-discount of bills, hitherto conducted free of responsibility to the citadel of money, viz., the Issue ...

... WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GRAIN TRADE. il (BY OrR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) . The market shows a trifle more steadiness o from a week ago, and the colder aukL more t wintry weather appears likely to streugthen. b this improving tendency. The inquiry for b wheat ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. wI (F rom the Mark Lane Express.y s, The past week, with a truly unfavoorable opening, closed mO 'more summer-like, though everything remains very back-' in ward.' A good -deal of hay,, after losing colour and quality ...

... WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GRAIN TRADE. (BY OUR SPECILt CORRESPONDENTL.) The weather is not favourable for harvest, I which makes but liftle progress although August i i is rapidly slipping by. The opinion that the I cereal crops wvill one and all of them be ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TR&DE, (From the Mark Lane Express.) The past week was altogether ungenial, Thursday ?? a very wet and stormy day, and seriously retarding the bagl harvest. whiob, In some early districts, had oommenced. It Is well that but ...

... MONEY AND STOCK MARKET REVIEW-; ; ?? Ties Money 'Market was observant and firn in its purpose of guarding tho stock of buallion throughout the past week. The rate of fine die- Cc count on three-month bills ruse'quickly to the last stage under Bank mi ...

... VI O THE I I - tD -REVIEW OU' THE BtRUISH COjR9 MRakE Izd (From the Mark ILune Exprejs) ag The weather of the peet week has mostly been raw and Ws- cold, with eome sharp showers; but the diminlehed tomraer. eture may beneficially keep bacir the growiog ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISE CORN TR..i (From ?? Lune Express.) -- Another week's fine weather has done woncders forit%± country. The process of ripening has gone on at a-rapUL rate, and much grain now stands in shocks in the fielt k with every prospect of its ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane. Express.) The past week, with its muggy weather and heavy fall of rain, has been detrimental to most of the crops. Some quantity of hay has been caught in the wet, and, without more sun and air, is ...

... REVIEW OF THE' BRITISH CORN TRADE. ?? the Mark Lane Exlpross,) The past week has been anything but seasonable, having exhibited every variety of temperature, with rough winds, rain, and a very heavy fall of sleet on Wednesday. Spring planting has thus ...

... REVIEW 01F THlE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane Express.l The copious rainfall of the past week, in addition to the previous showers, will be very serviceable to the grass lands and root crops, as well as to field labour; but a further heavy supply ...