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... 'xge5 e arr at this conclnsion- that making fall allowauce or the quantity of corn in gra- nary maknd esimtngte vbal aid America may be able and esomating e have hitherto felt justified in doig alfwfhverad 8011w8w are likely'to receive, will The n rrival ...
... Ebio, Southampton for Brazil. Babiik.Friday-Cavbui, Liverpool for West Coast South America St Vincent, Monday- Neoton, for Liverpool; Garrick, West Coast of S America for Liverpool. Monte Video, Thurs- 'ay-Horace and Wheatotone, for Deptford. r iAuckland ...
... to-day. £12,000 in sovereigns withdrawn for Alexandria, and £44,000 for South America. A further sum of £50,000 is also reported as likely to be withdrawn for Soath America. On 'Change the demand for French bills conti- nues. Russian firmer; silver, 60k ...
... formidable com- petition to. the existing railway lines across the continent of North America, which terminate'at Sn Francisco. The wonderful efforts of the United States of America to reduce their debt have astonished all Europe, one-fifth of the whole amount ...
... have been asked quite as high, in proportion, asdethos demanded for town make. A part of the expected arrival of flour from America hue come to hand, 20,726 barrelS having reached us this .week. The marler was previously . ery tbarewof fresh qua- lities ...
... glass (hear, hear). E Mr J H Parnell, on the invitation of the chairman, delivered a short address on his re- 1 cent visit to America. He said that he called I when in New York on the leading dry goods men, and be saw amongst others Mr O'Flaherty and Mr Magee ...
... ti in- nised iii America or Canada ?u 05f Mr. White-Every yard of material, and, if a :ed possible, every article sold by us will tie stamped tA lre witis our trademark and the name of rue corn- a ier pany. This ?? to register in America, I Wl and we-will ...
... pur- chases of United States Funded Bonds on account of the German Government, and by the unfavourable inancial advices from America. The Bank has parted vith a large amount of money during the last few days, cliefly in the shape of advances on bills and ...
... Settlements; a few thou3 And less from the Persian Gulf; 562,6041 from th3 Mlauritiuv, and neaily 400,0001 from the Red Sea. America, on the other hand, sent no more thaa the worth of 73,1771 ;Germany 33,5011, or a few thousands less than Bourbon, and about ...
... steady. . Provisions and lard steddy. Petroleum opened weak but closed firm. Wheat steady. THE IRISH NATIONALIST FUND N . ~ AMERICA . - m.mn. (BSTELeGM). . - * :New York, Tuesday. 'As esut of the meeting of Irishiien held here on the 22nd inst 10,000 doqlewas ...
... -Tho reduction of 4d. or Cd. whicb hab taken place in the price of cotton since the commencement of the prace diaeusclons in America Is calculated to bring about a certain degree of reliof in the Money Market. In view of the present altered and urcertain ...
... facts. He could see very solid reason for doubting it. They must soon return to a Period of reasonable protits, and when America and Europe would use as much of their fabrics as they had formerly done. 'Mr. R. L. Pattereon, in seconding the motion, touched ...