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... I REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. November sets in this winter with a greater amount of fog and gloom than in ordinary years. Althoisgh, as the week advances, the increasing rates in wheat and flour have been checked, and a comparative calm has for the moment ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. _ _1 ?? I.. . {By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Mlonday. This evening's Mark Lane Esnreis says:- Reuorts as to the present aspect of the country, although not alarming, are not calculated to afford farmers much satisfactiop ...

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... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. (By Freeman Special Wire) London, Monday. The M Mark-lane Express of this evening says' -It is only in the southern counties that the wheat is beginning to change colour. I;. Hamp. shire and Doreetshire some promising pieces ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The weather continueq to be wet and uusettled, and already winter seems to have set in with severity. Ex- ebssive rains have been prevalent in and around London, whilst ihe mountain tops in Scotland and the north of England were ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. London, Monday Evening. This evening's Matrk,.ane Expres$ ?? now looks strong and healthy, the plant having to a great extent recovered from the mischievous effects of the heavy rainfall in Jane, so that unless weathir of an ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. ?? . I Loudon,'Mond ay, This evening's Mark- lane Express ?? as to the yield of wheat are various, but, generally speaking, the harvest promises to be an improve. ment on last year's, both as regards grain and straw. There ...

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... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. I Ir _ - - r _, _. a __I o (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Monday This evening's Mark-lane Eazpress says :-Barley everywhere appears to have suffered severely from the continuous moisture, and no subsequent wea. ther can repair ...

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