... at least until they arc able to calculate the probable results of another harvest, rather than take present prices. Oin a review, therefore, of the circumstactces which may be supposed likely to affect future pc-ices, we think it probable that sve, shall ...

... 1857, has just been published bv Messrs. Edward Chaloner, tim- ber brokers, Liverpool. The following is an extract:- On reviewing the wood trade of Liverpool for the year just ended, the more striking results have doubtless occurred through the monetary ...

... infor- mation on such matters may be gauged with tolerable pre- cision by the above extract. The Joumnal doe Debat8, in a review of the trade of Belgium during the last twelvemonths, arrives at the con- clusion that it has suffered only slightly from ...

... cautious, because upon the condition in which it is gathered will mainly depend any improvement in the home trade. The following review of ?? corn trade for the past month is extracted from the circular of Messrs. IV. C. Lucy and Co., of Gloucester, issued to-day ...

... good condition, and frequently weighing from b4lbs. to 6Uilbs per bushel. Although we defer until the next month our aannual review and estimate of the harvest at house and abroad, we clay rLuarlk, that in this and soine adjoining counties wve appear tohave ...

... -Refraction bi sold at 45s. MR. DISRAELI AND THE MORNING H.ERALD.-The Ministerial daily journal yesterday began a series of review articles on the literary productions of the Right Hon. Chan- cellor of the Exchequer. From thi sample of writing offered yesterday ...

... to those who were as yet unrepresented. [Applause.] Adverting to the Government mecsure of Reform, the hlon, speaker took a review of thle different provisions con- taisled icc the act. The Governuenet began by givteg votes to fendholders, to India stock ...

... Character, and Writings of John Bunyan. As this is not the &rst-time that Iiis lecture, one of Mr. Dawsan's beat, has come und lr review 'in our columnus, it is only necessary to say that the grap hiP eloquence and the varietv of intellectual tints thrown Into ...

... of rice sold at fall prices. 600 bags saltpetre sold, 11 to 11 refractioll, at 34o. Gd. 30 chests of orange shellac at, £6. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Froeme tihe arl Lane s-press.] The ceatlinnanuc of broken weather through the past week has SpOiled ...

... At Leicester and Nottingham the lace trade is inactive; but in hosiery a good amount of business doing. The following review of the oern trade is from the summary of Messrs. W. C. Lucy and Co.:- The very stormy weather we noticed in our last cir- ...

... remarked upon the complete break- dowe of the charges as to tampering with the books, Mr. KInlght concluded with a summary review of the whole case. In answer to his Honour, Mr. Green (manager ?? Bank, and one of the inspectors), said tho inspectors did ...

... filed a better account, and that his con. duct generally merited the disapprehatten of the Court, lu the course of a brief review of the case, his Honour took occasiou to condemn the course pursued in sending a detective after the bask. reoph, aS being ...