... It May now be eaid to have fairly set In. So much had been said of the emigration of artizans in the Sheffieold tradeo to America, Note! of continental competition, and of the exportation of steel, that somae persons had persuaded themselves that the trade ...

... States during the last two years is of itself a sufficient denial to that assertion. The price of flour has never ruled iw America, for many weeks together, so low as $4 per barrel, which is equal to 17s. ; aid the expenses of transit to this country being ...

... advance. Letters from Bremen state that the Cofifee mar- ket there was very brisk, OWing to the accounts from Batavia, North America, and Holland, and prices bad advanced. The following statement of the stocks of sugar and coffee, on the 1st of December, ...

... 888 packages of yarn;, butl a decrease of 8,491 packages of goods. ou- MossY A1jARKT;-r-The steady influx of bullions ?? -America andi other quarters, has increased the satock of the haute- of Enxgland-to£17, 080,642, alatrger amount by about £ilOO,0t0tthan ...

... railways and canal, in Lancashire, &c., to lay in hvy supplies on extremely advantageos terms), as well as on the sea-beard of America, and the actively in- crossing make ?? Pig Iron, there may be some reason to at.- prehd a marked increases of accuimulated ...

... thousands of people, many of them from dis- tricts almost barbarous from want of external intercourse, and forced them to America to share in the onward march of the Anglo-Saxons. In this way, those who were our competitors, or who were shut out from us ...

... officers of the port. The vacancies createl had been promptly filled up. At Hamilton the branch of the Bank of British-North America was opened for the first time for the transac- 9 tion of business on Monday, the 26:h of November. ENGLISH FtNDS. Bank Stoek ...

... Mediterranean, Egypt, Ceylon, ludia, Hong-Kong, &c., will be made up on the evening of Jan. 7. The nails for British North America and the United States will be made up on the evening of Jan. 11. The mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the Ionian Islands ...

... railways anl canail, in Lancashlre,..&o.-to lay inheavysupplies. on extremely advantageous term), ae well as on, t'e ieuboard of America, andihe actively increasim. m ake. of Scotch pig-iron, there may be, smae reason td'sppreilend a Cl inmarked increase of ...

... railways and canal in Lancashire &c., to lay in heavy supplies on extremeay advantaeoua terms), as well as on the sea-board of America, and the aetively increasing make of Scotch pig-iron, there may be some reason to apprehend a marked increase of accnmu ated ...

... that the influx of specie will continue. Importations are Tb to he expected from Rutssia, the, silver mines of South.- thle America aire in full activity, and from California the kmI principal amount of what has been ?? the Th season will he brought by the ...

... the Chinchla-Islands. is at least equal to that of former 'years, and as the rate of' fleights from the west coast of South America is, on the a erage, fuily 30s. to S35s. per ?? lead 9 large pnoduee'of last harvest fee the extraordinary loY prieo of r grain ...