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... REVIEW.OF THE GRAIN TRA-E. (Fron thee Shipping Gazette of Friday.) The wheat trade his asstimed rather a firm tone since our. last notice, and-at s.veral of the provincial markets held yes-, terday an advauce of Is to; 2s per quarter was reilised. Mut'h ...
... REVIEW OF THE GRAIN RADE. (Prom Ghe Shipping GazetMe of Friday.) We. have no new feature to report. in connection with the grain trade, matters having remainedin much the same position as whets we last addressed our readers. Supplies have continued to ...
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... REVIEW OF THE GR]rfN TRADE. 11I -_ . . .- * w a £f I I a f El. V a (.10m the ShippiSg Gazette of Frq dqy.) n The same caution Which has fur tile last few weeks characterised . the operations of buyers contioees to ho obseted, aed the transactions y3' ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane Eprctss) Although variable, the weather last week wee more favour. able for maturing cereal crops, and the showers which have fallen have benefited barley and roots, without doing material damage to wheat ...
... R{EVIEW OF 'titH CORUT TRADE. (Frou Todlay's lFusrnter.) iecom Since tie beginniag of the cereal year the position of trade less licunme stronger, tlitd value has brtn tMasin- toinedi on at higher level than the ordinery observer I would have deemled ...
... COMMEI&IIAL REVIEW 0P THE WEEK LONDON, Monday. Very little change has occurred in the money market this week. A large increase of bullion is noticed in the Bank of England account; but that exists along with a balance against us in the exportation and ...