... was obtained over last sale More spirit was show bids at the small public sales, but no genet al improvement in prices resulted. In medium Kaisow there has been a considerable drop in value since the sth April, but some breaks fetched the same prices as ...

... siderably, as the following figures show:— Lace and nett Cotton yarn. Yards. Ihs. .. 1854—20,558,840 1*55—10,989,-.>31 .. 1855—16,038,581 7,227,045 4,520,239 or per cent 32 per cent. The imports of cotton wool show a great falling off, the total quantity ...

... four weeks the reduction has been constant and severe, as the following figures show:— Bullion. Reserve. March 21,.£10,32‘>,000 £3,481>,720 28, 0.088,00'' 4,628,120 April 0,344,000 . 3,507,475 11, 9,065,0(10 . 3,044,M0 It will, however, he observed ...

... iijf passes through our wire will traiel two hundred ami ri hty-nght lhous d toil.’, in second. a wire like this. It would round the earth twel.e lime, in a second, or six tin,ex while man takes a single .lep. man f«n in se ...

... for the week ending April 18, was 981, against 3,224 in the corresponding week of last year, showing a decrease of 2,243. JThe total amount to the present is 120,790, against 174,025 for the corresponding period of last year, showing a decrease of 53,235 ...

... in the trade, foreign wheat being more sought after, and Indian corn in better demand, prices advanced, and up till end of April, a large and steady business was transacted. From this period, and on until July, owing to extensive arrivals, the market was ...

... hands. Through the agency of cattle shows, however, highbred animals have been diffused through the country. The competition for prizes has long ceased to confined to a few breeders. At. each of the national shows the best stock of the United Kingdom ...

... per acre being placed side by side, thus enabling the reader at a single glauce to make the requisite comparison. They also show the estimated average produce of the crops for the year 1857, and also of the diversity of weights used iu buying and selling ...

... of Commons the Probates and Letters of Adminiatration Bill, and certain other measures minor importance, have been advanced stage.—Mr. Boebuck's motion for the abolition the lush Yieeroyalty gave rise to spirited debate. It was opposed by tbe Government ...

... House for the Faster holidays to Monday, the 4tl»‘ April. After some further business, possessing general interest, the House adjourned. Wednesday, in the House Commons, on the order of the day for the second reading of the Cruelty to Animals Bill, Mr. T. ...

... DIRECT EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. osthkiu DAY. FROM BELFAST. Scholastic Insti- fTAHE LIVFRPOOr NEW YORK SECOND TOUR THROUGH IRELAND, Tae«Uy, April s,st p.«. | Tuesday. ApriU»,at » ~m. .?“ n *’ *1 1,18 Renerally I n ; „ y H laVt ~ 'i-rrcniv \nril M.iuday ...

... preceding year, showing a decline of 44,397,293 dols. The total exports from the United States to foreign ports for the fiscal year ending dune 30, 1865, were 975,150,840 dols., against 978,941,004 dols. for the preceding year, showing a decline only 3 ...