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... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. Little more than a fortnight ago, and the most gloomy apprehensions prevailed as to the fate of the crop of 1860. There had been no such seasons as the spring and sumnmer of this year since 1816. As we drew near the end 6f August ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Monday. The Mark Lane Express of this evening says : Warm, bright days and an absence of frost at night have done wonders in promoting the deve- lopment of vegetation, which, unchecked by cold ...
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... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRAD. In. - i ?? : (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Monday. This evening's Aiar7k-Iane Express says :-The first six months of the past vear were marked by rreat inactivity in the grain trade and compara- tively slight fluctuations ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Monday. The lfa. k-lana BEpres says :- A few days of sunshine have made a considerable improvement in the aspect of the country, although it must be admitted that those welcome changes which ...
... 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 ...
... REVIEW 01 TH GRAIN TRADE. I (NM 1ths. W-ri 7X;in n. . - (koi Wthe Week entenaq Dec. 24). t ' The short supply of Englishe 'Wheat at Mlark.lane on a Maonday came forward in very poor condition, and yet. it r commanded former rates, wlth a tolerably good ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Moaday. Supplies of English wheat continue very limited both in the country and at Mark-lane, and at no corresponding period during the last tea years have the sales reported from the principal ...
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... I REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. I _ . ., - .. _ _ (From the Mark-Lawe Exspva.): Though the arrivals of breadetaffs from abroad have been small of late, and the advices from the continent are of a character to lead to the belief that no shipments can ...