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... TRADE REVIEW FOR FEBRUARY. ' In the opening days of February trade circles suffered from the depression and anxiety created by the suspension in the preceding month of Messrs Robert Kettle & Co., and, besides, the air was full of rumours of disasters ...
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... REVIEW OF THE GRAINT TRADE. (FE1-, OH' SPEC5I.ItL CoRdESEMNDUNT. | The final report of the American Government puts the total wheat crop of the United States at 100 million bushels over the crop of last year, I being about 20 million bushels more than ...
... TRADE REVIEW FOR JANUARY% IUIPROVEMENT IN TIlE STEEL TRADE. The opening month of 185 has come and gone, and no substantial improvement can be reported in the general trade of the West cf Scotland. To- wards the close of December it was hop4 and indeed ...
... REVIEW OF Th E CORN TRADE. an, n,, a - V (From the North British Agriculturist) WV'hy does the corn market remain so inanimate? Have not some of the London newspapers done their utmost within the last few days to make corn attractive? The Tiaw fore- warns ...
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... TRADE REVIEW FOR JANUARY. The first month of the year has come and I gone, but no improvement in the trade of the 3 district can be reported. At the close of 1883 the prospect was certainly far from bright, but there were many circumstances andy signs ...
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... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The Famr-er, in its usual weeldy review of the corn trade, ?? is aO longer advancing, but there has been no reaction since a weelc ago, I and May comes in with currencies which generady i exceed the terms prevailing at Easter ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The Parzner of th1is morning, in its weekly review of the state of the corn trade, says .-The nmarkets are dull, but decline has been fought step by step, and on Thursday last trade looked a little like recovsry. MiiLers are ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. - -A A oua 7 ?? I j ((rom the Mark Lane Express.) The past week, commepelag with a heavy fall of rain, fdflowj uy boisterous snowy weather and frost, has kept wue clay lands backiwad, tll there is yet time for, favourable ...
... REVIEW OF TEE BRITISH CORN TROk, .Lb41F :$W V ?? I J.AfAj,,.' 1.J. ,dVflUJ A.b.ua (From the Mark Lane Express.) The pesbt week has been warm and wet, and altogether un- fitted for labours in the field. The further sowicn of spriog con is Ipeded, as is ...