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... I- THE MONTHLY REVIEWS. * Thne Nindwers Vcntnj open5s with an article on The lroral of the Late Crisis, by Mr. Goldwin Smith. Nobody. who has read this gentleman's recent writings on political subjects will need to be told what ho has now to say. ...
... THE CORN TRADE REVIEW. .j Sir Jon Lawes has published a isessimistis estimate of I e- the English wheat crop, says Mr. If. Nains-Jackson, i di writing to The Y' us i' er, and many farmers are eomplaining G- that their thresbliulgs *lisappoint expectations ...
... CORN TRADE REVIEW. To-day we enter upor a new cereal year, says Mlr. IT Kains-Jackson, writing to AICe F4ar'mer, and tbe bhbrvest may be regarded as over, The yield of wheat in Great Britain is put by some authorities as low as 30 bushels, and by others ...
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... THE CORN TRADE REVIEW. mir. if. Kaiins-Jackson, writing to The Fcvimer, says- The line of temperature which marks the weather of the past week is the highest, recorded at this date of. the seson for a great many years, and it would seem that the moon's ...
... CORN TRADE REVIEW. Tliere is no disguising tbe tone of trade with whbclh the spring camipaign has opetied. It is in buyers' favouir and is marked by an evident decay of holders' confidence in tlle maintenance of priCeCs. '[ie ?? iles become as favour- ...
... CORN TRADE REVIEW. Mr. Kaisss-Jackson, writing to The Parmer, says -- The cyclone is coming later on; and the later the better will b he the comment of rnost English men of business, who do not greatly love the perpetual excitement of New York and ...
... I REVIEW OF SHEFFIELD TRADE. , There is a very general opinion that the volume of business done in most of the heavy branches of the Sheffield trade during the year now closing has been quite equal to that of 1890. The unsatisfactory feature about much ...
... THE CORN TRADE REVIEW. I , . ' I I _ ~ -. , .. . Mr. H. Kains.Jaokson, writing to 27e rarmnce' says Easter should bring Rome hope to the corn. trade, which I has been suffering from an intolerable lassitude ever since k the break-up of the January ,frobt ...
... THE CORN TRADE REVIEW. The tines arc a7ain hard to, discern for demand, rays on Mir. H. Kailns-Jacksoll! writing to 'll/ue 1ar;nev', for wheat U°e fails to show even that normal inercaee which might be to-, looked for at this season of the year. The ...
... CORN TRADE REVIEW. The avornae price of English whoat for the cereal year jtisi concluded eas 33m. per quartor (says Mrr 11. lCalnKe-Jkson, wvrittng to thea 1'arner), or about 75. below ordinary working cx- tenses for cultivation, wages, ront, tithe, ...
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