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... special interest in connexion with theb engineering dispute in this country:- - How long has your firm been, establish-d in h America? j. Since about the year 1820. I What is the average number of -men you cm- Ic0 ploy'i ' IV Wbe:employ over 2000 men altogether ...
... workmten that if t be Welsh tiu-pluters re- clut 1nic nied itt Wales and refused to be cajoled into thte tr. kirg their homes in America, tlh e manu- refe fac:ure of tin-plate in the United States bou ce'ca ercially speaking, was an imnpossibility. Be -ci wetit ...
... Wales mainufacturens wino W~ I-supplied America with tinat class of plate. He gcould not definitely give the exact proportion of at 9 plates re-exported in cans, but, a large quantity of e tine plates remained in America. He would..not in 8) advocate any tactics ...
... EXTENSION OF FREE TRADE PRENCIPLES IN AMERICA. A+ t tl. A- --11 1 Tn l a A1,. B 'r 1A 1- ?? At the general Elections the Free Trade and Demoeratic unl party were everywhere suceessful.. They have iiow a Free in Trade Executive, and large majorities in ...
... THE ENGINEERING TRADE. L- WHY WE ARE BEING BEATEN BY AMERICA. Much has been said and written lately with seference to orders'for locomotives, &o., goipg from.Greoat Britain to America. I am ablc (says a Sheffield correspondent) to give you a, few facts ...
... 1880. t The rail trade continues to find the largest cus-f tooter in America. True there ts a great falling off e in the shipment of iron rails to America and all S other countries. America has taken 50,000 tons less this year than the last and the previous ...
... 840 boxes 9 his to America, she has gained. 613,360 boxes to it ing other countries, a net loss in all exports of t? 5an 3,628,480 boxes, or 40 per cent. since the szi year 1891. Or to put it in another way, the exports to America have decreased 651 per ...
... and are wa, also anxious to secure some of England's export my - rec- trade in that commodity to America. 'ihey have 7 low been able to export wire to America, Australia, pci: aim &c., taking the trade from Engfish manufacturers, I'et and hope by the efforts ...
... been in fair supplyyiz., 10,40U barrels from America, t 9,000 sacks from France, and 6,000 sackes froni California and Italy. Of Indian Corn we have had fair receipts, f ,vi., 17,500 quarters from America, and 8,500 quarters from the Mediterrauean, viz ...
... tin- is plate. Nothing serious, I was informed, would be attempted in America until after the next presi- y dential election. He derided the idea that Wales should refuse to supply America with black-plate if they were npillmng to take it. If tile plates ...
... of Mosquitoes, in the deadlyswamps of Central America. Sh considered the excitability of the Americans was co-extensive with their gulli- bility, and she cited the case of the visit of Kossuth mi ;to America to show how they raised up an idol to di Ithemselves ...