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THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY OF AMERICA
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STOCK RAISING IN AMERICA
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MERCANTILE FAILURES AND THE CURRENCY IN AMERICA
... MMEcACATILEYMURES AND THE CUPw I REN'CY I.N AMERICA.- ?? the K;e York C0nrrci4 Cllmnicf) The plethora of bank notes and the rapid accurna- a lation of floating capital at this ceatre have directed c attention to the substantial soundness of our iaduit ...
TRADE UNIONS AND PRICES IN AMERICA
... TRADE UNIONS AND PRICES LN AMERICA. I v At. .1 - - At this moment in New York, says the New York Timtes, all the great commodities have fallen fifty per cent. since 1S63; many others have fallen thirty per cent., and the paper dollar is coming near to ...
REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE
... depression must be looked for in the fear of what America might do rather than what she has actually doneto glut our markets. Unfortunately wvheat-growring has not been a very profitable occu- pation in America of late, and there are valid reasons for believing ...
REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE
... business has naturally been depressed thereby, but the general situation remains unchanged. The enormous visible supply in America, it must be admitted, forms a neutral background to a prospect which the very cautions may not consider irilliaint at the ...
THE AMERICAN MEAT TRADE
... passing reflection. Anti-Panic Bays sonething like the following-it is a mistake to suppose that the supply'of stock in America is ?? ys1 means, I presamne, inexhaustible as to quantity and abruptly concludes, that any serious danger to our home trade ...
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
... the Bank ,ld 137,0(0 sovereigns were withdrawn for South A&merica. The Weser, from New York, has arrived with ;£1,500. The Sweden has left for the Cape with £120,000, and the Boyne, for South America, with £576,500, of which £o370,000 is in bar gold, and ...
THE AMERICAN CATTLE TRADE
... WVI much greater as to have rendered all foreign im- al portation, whether from America or the Continent, St atil but imperceptible. Plainily, then, once trade in W America and Britain revives the consnleption of di. animal food in both countries will ...
THE CORN TRADE
... out of harm's way, and we ?? look this season chiefly to the south and America for really fire corn. From those countries the quality will be excellent, while California, South America, and even Austraba may give fair supplementary aid. FEven in Scotland ...
EXPORT TRADE OF LIVERPOOL
... Europe, Modt- terranean, and Western Isisuds .. . 1,751,464 1,727,053 Nowih America and the West Indies ., ?? .. 270,585 370,195 Untied States ?? .. 1,479,283 1,251,686 South America ?? ?? 1213,09D 981,127 £5,851,670 £5,707,5s8 Decreare 1865 ?? ?? ?? £94 ...