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... THE WHITEHALL REVIEW. A JOURNAL OF POLITICS, LITERATURE, SOCIETY, AND COUNTRY PURSUITS. ON AND AFTER THE 4TU JANUARY, 18SS, mHE WHITEHALL REVIEW will appear In New Shape, Printed with entirely New Type, and enclosed lUastrated Wrapper. During the Year ...
... Review of the Cora Trade. Tile weather has changed for the better since the beginning of last week. says Mr H. Kains-Jackson, writing to the Farmer, and as there was a generally healthy growth of vegetation up to mid-July, it is hoped that the intervention ...
... Review of the Corn Trade. THE Farmer, says - English wheat is now in very fair *ripply, but the condition is generally poor, and samples on this account are not readily disposed of. Good round wheat is often la dearer from a week ago, but the position ...
... Review of the Corn Trade. Tux weather remains damp and unsettled, • circumstance which in February cannot be accounted surprising, but which, after the unfavourable autumn and the wet January just passed, is of very evil moment to the British agnculurist ...
... A Review of the Situation. the agricultural situation the Clinger' Neicsof Saturday says:—Feeding sheephave suffered most. Nothing disagrees so much with sheep netted on turnips as wet weather ; the poor animals cannot get a dry spot to lie down on, and ...
... Review of the Corn Trade• Tame is no disguising the tone of trade with which the spring campaign has opened. It is in buyers' favour, and is marked by an evident decay of holders' confidence in the maintenance of prices. The season has become as favourable ...
... Review of the Corn Trade. is advancing in value, for deliveries, both English and foreign, are on the decline. English wheat sales at the 150 leading markets have diminished steadily from 54.665 quarters at the beginning of Deoember, to quarters at the ...
... REVIEW OF ROYAL SCOT. Ills Royal Higbee,' the Doke of Cambridge, Commsedmin.Chiel of the British Army, reviewed Toesday the garrison at Marybill. The Duke travelled from Elinburgb to Glasgow by toe II o'clock Caledonian train, and wee amompanird by M ...
... Review of the Corn Trade. TRADE has now becoine slow, and the markets are already falling into that lethargic condition which usually prevails a week or so before and after Christmas. Farmers in the country markets appear to be finding increased difficulty ...
... Review of the Corn Trade• The agricultural situatfoul has now become very serious indeed. An average wheat acreage has become an imposibility, and a 10 per cent, decrease on 1882 is generally admitted. Nor are the prospects of the sown wheat at all good ...
... Review of the Cora Trade• INQUIRY seems at last to be improving a little, though only at those markets where considerable concessions have been made. Wheat in the fortnight is about Is lower for English sorts, while foreign has changed in value irregularly ...
... Review of the Corn Trade. The agricultural outlook in Europe is not regarded as very promising just Dow, though authorities appear agreed in stating that no irreparable damage has yet been done either by flood or frost. The saturated state of the soil ...