... I REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. l By the steamship Britannia we nave aevices from asew York of the 30th of September, end accounts of corre. I sponding dates from other parts of America. No increase l had taken place in the supplies of breadstuffs ...

... I REVIEW OF THlE BRITIBH CORN TRADE I bR YR v atf Y',td r rlhh - O.A ,P. . ?? th 0 e tzemsiveiy coin werater, Wilt ?? nWg9it, bjwhbi the past week up to Saturday was Charactilsed, has thrown a yellow cost over the growing wheat in ray pat% of tbe ocuntry ...

... REVIEW OF TBa uisitd CORN TRADE. I_ _- -la -o _o, -1. -1 - ds -1 We regret that another week of wet weather has greaz impeded autumnal operations and the sowing of vwheat, but it is to be hoped that fine drying winds will speedily set in to revive the ...

... REVIEW OF TllgBEiTITSHTCORN TRADE. (Frose the MSark. lone Exj'pres). No particular change has taken place in the position of affairs since our last; purchasers of wheat leave, however, within the last few days, acted with rather less confidence, and, ...

... | !,REVIEW OF THE YOREIGN CORN TADE. 4 - Thb most, recent advices from the north of, Europe spelkc more favonrably of the probable result of the harveaf than :did some-of the previous, accounts; .and we, are.incline dtc think that the crops will,, after ...

... I REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. The weather during the week has presented a broken us pept, with a diminished temperature; but the soil being very absorbent from the previous drought. much grass that lay In Nonday'a rain Was carried on Wednesday. ...

... REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADlE _ .I .. I ?? . .. By the steamship Hibernia we have advices from the United States and Canada of recent dates. The general character of the news is so far good, and there seems little chance of further shipments being ...

... I REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. By the most recent advises from the north and north- eastern parts of Europe we learn that the potato disease had again manifested itself; but to what extent it would effect the yield was, of course, a matter of doubt ...

... REVIEW OF THE BIuTISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark-lane Express). Though the temperature at times has been rather low for June, the weather on the whole has been auspicious during the week ; scarcely any rain having fallen since the 21st of May until within ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRAbE. (.l'R'om tie Yark-lane Epjress.) We70 have to report another week of extreme depression in the grain trade, and the expectation that matters would im- prove with the new year does not appear likely to be realised at present ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH COP TRADE. By the official account just published, it appears that the iimports into the United Kingdom during the month ending I6th of June amounted to 984,000 quarters of grain and Ipulse, and that 841,964 Owts of foreign-manufactured ...

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