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DECLINE OF THE TRADE WITH AMERICA
... DECLINE OF THE TRADE WITH AMERICA. It appears from a return just laid before Parliament on the motion of Mr. Thornely, that the exports of British goods to the United States in the year 1842 were less in value by the sum of nearly Twelve Hundred Thousand ...
WOOL
... North Ameri- 32,662 can ?? ?? British West Indies . . 14 U. States of America 0,834 122,48 Central America ?? ?? 254 Brazil 1.. Russian Settloments on the N.W. Coast of 118 America ?? Total ?? 5,851,888 8,630,GO8 GOATS' WOOL Imported and Exported in the ...
Trade and Commerce
... in the West Indies or North or South America, whether in her Majesty's colonies or not (but not including ports on the Western Coast of South America), and any other port in the West Indies oit North or South America (except the Western Coast), not in her ...
EFFECT OF THE MEXICAN WAR ON THE AMERICAN TRADE
... between the UniLed States and be Mexico has produced an immediate and serious effect bi on the trade between this country and America. The u mercantile houses in Leeds and the West Riding of a' Yorkshire, engaged in trade with the United States, a! iare c ...
HULL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
... great degree overlooked, both by the legislature and the country at large. In the event of a serious misunderstanding with America, there can be no doubt that the capability of obtaining cotton from our East Indian possessions would be of the very first ...
TRADE AND COMMERCE
... kind in America ate said t6 be veiy cd abundaut, and shipments to Europe wore large; but their D01 imports were gradually diminishing under the operation of eg, the new tariff; so that the balaice of trade was decidedly ost in favour of America, and exchange ...
AMERICAN NEWS AND STATE OF TRADE
... seven years. an IT is always observed that not only is the English trade ti4 improved by any considerable improvement in America, is but, still more decidedly, that trade in Anscrica mends wh Sen, there is an improvement in England. The market of Eng- ...
Trade and Commerce
... have been taken up at 90s. to 920. Gd per ton, which are the present quotations. SHIPPING ORDERS FOR AMERICA. LsIcssTER.-The shipping orders for America with which the manufacturers are now occupled have been generally lessened this week to some extent ...
WOOL AND WOOLLENS
... Coast of Africa' ?? 708 Cape of Good Hope ?? ?? 28 British Colonies. N. America 364 18,440 British West Inldies ?? ?? 42 Foreigni West Indies ?? ,3104 United States of America ?? a92 213,513 Blrazil ?? ?? Isles of Guernsoy, Jersey, Alderney, and Man ...
COBDEN FAIRLY UNMASKED
... CONCEN TRATED THEIR ENERGIE9 UPON ONE PRACTICAL OJECT. Ab, Cobden! if America has slavery co- existing with the Ballot and Universal Suffrage, it is because slavery existed before America, had the means of its prevention. It is the decease, the infec- tion ...
REPORT OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1841
... anti- cipated no serious results to the commercial public of America or England from that stoppage, and our anticipations have proved correct. The subsidence of the warlike spirit of the America people, with reference to this country, is another favourable ...