... contingent to every branch of commerce, th it anything like ruinous inaction is with few exceptions counte.acted. Business men in America, more especially manufacturers, have to rely on home trade, and this being dull from M line to California, there is :to silver ...

... pression in American commercial affairs has checked both imports and exports, and in addition to this, the migration to America has dwiadlod down almost to nit. The consequence has teen that steamship owners have ;..lt in the most, severe manner the ...

... Mrs. Bradley. My father had tweive atre9 of land. I w.ts provided with a room in the house. When my sister was for going to America John Haslett told me I would get the house, and Mr. Cunningham also said I would get it. They would not pay the £l5 until ...