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... price. In worsted yarns there is the same flatness. The demand for pieces still continues quiet. Plain goods are, generally speaking, slow of sale, and makers of fancy goods are far from being busy, and receive few fresh orders. Prices are softening. IRON ...
... agreed I to hold a general conference at the earliest oppor- a tuni ty. t RAILWAY SERVANTS AND THIEIR r- GltIEVAN-CES3. - Speaking ata meeting of Amalgamated Rlailway n Serl ants at Blhrroingtrban last night, Mr. Hatrford, r general secretary, said he ...
... and. dcath ultimatel eensued.-DalzieL to ?? _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ?? __ SIR E. CLARKE AT PLY- at MOUTH. ts )n Sir Edward Clarke, speaking as princip: is auest last evening at Plymneuth Constitutions I's Club, expressed his gratification that the Govern ment bad ...
... both for England and India from the personal conference of the Indian Finance Minister with those who are best entitled to speak behalf of the British cotton manufacture. Mr. man whose heart is evidently in his work; and he will doubtless carry back with ...
... csta. 1is/sirg the institution, and bringing it into operation, cu'ld never occur again. Mr. Bttowt said, he was sure he was speaking tel sen. timents ol his brother directors, when he declared that the conseciousness of having deserved the approbation of ...
... SkWn6s. - - S~a ?? .22 Y6 28 1I Ditto ?? - - ?? -- - 12 ,, 18 26 ?? - - - - ?? Anlicipations of Steasr-carriages ots. Railnays.-Speak. 22 ?? the railroads-for small coal carriages, in the neigb. S, hearhood of our- coal mines and foundries, Southey; in it his ...
... trade has during the week assumed a firmer. tone at . several of tho leading provincial markets. The advices from Scolland speak of the weather as baving been exceedingly changeable, nod the same difficulties have been experienced there as with us in the ...
... committee found that a very strong feeling v existed among those interested in the African trade, d and therefore able to speak with most authority on t] the subject, that our Government should not wink o entirely at the proceedings of MIl. de Brazza ...
... including live stock. only I £18,846. In regard to the railway rates inquiry, the Chairman said it would be premature to speak until they bad received their new draft schedule from the Board of Trade. They bad laid before the Board of Trade the special ...
... in his report of the 9th January last, he declared that the recent legislation with re- gard to sugar prevented him from speaking with certainty as to the prospects of 1864. The result has been that out of the drawback of 50 million francs referred to ...
... fortunate individual from the neoesany supporting himself and increase the conaideration he enjoys among his neighbour* V Speaking we regard Utenrr pensions, whether given reward success or compensate failure, aa false in principle and mischievous in tendency ...
... There is small cause for' English farmers to apprehend h any' overwhelming supply of wheat from Canada ; the millers there speak very discouragingly of their export trade for the season, and all complain that nothing can be done whilst prices rule so low ...