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... slow unprofitable. • HULL. Jan. 18.—The shipping trade at this port has been unusually quiet during the mat the tannage both Inward and otrward being ennelderably below the late average, and below that of the oorrespooding cit last year. This is tea greet ...
... worsted coatings and cheap . tweeds still keeps up. For medium goods thare is no inquiry. RlTlk9rw.—Ccesiderable increase in the inward tonveer& entered at the Custorn-bonse as Irving e from foreign porta represented a total of 48,213 against 27,136 toes in ...
... late for edge tools, railway tcaterials, galvanised roofing, stamped tinware. fencing, and nails. With is growing, though complaints of the scarcity of money throughout the Dominion are still rife. Nearer home the Cootineetal trade is reported generally ...
... OF TRADE. BIRMINGHAM, DEoc. 29.—The orders carried fore ward to the new year are in most cases rather above the average. Complaints have reference solely to prices, which continue low relatively to the cost of metel and labour. Apart from home requirements ...
... dearer than on Friday last. DULL, it itt 20.-The shipping trade at this port has rather quieter during the past week. In the inward tonnage there was a falling-off to the extent of 1.000 tons an compared with the previous week, hut on the other hand there ...
... apprehensions as to the reception a hich awaits him. On entering the cabinet of his cher eollisme be endeavc,ure to conceal his inward trepidation by a display of more than usual cordiality, and introduces gradually with apologetic [natatory remarks the di ...
... fair amount of business is doing in -eveng departments, elzecu!ly for the home and the American markets. There is a general complaint of unsatisfacto §fic~ : # ...
... STATE OF TRADE. BIRMINGHAM, San. 11. - -Oo export Mere =to be °Mae is with much pester freedom. sek, them me still complaints of Demo competition and an over-stocked market, the industrial outlook seems to be sesming • mem hopeful aspect been the for ...
... While a fair amount of business is being transacted. prices are scarcely so remunerative as manufecturers could wish, and complaints of underselling are on the park of merchants. In the brus trade there is a satisfactory turnover of metal. The gaslittiDg ...
... and English bellies We also sailing finely. - Oar. 27.—There kg no more business stirring in the hardware branchen, and complaints of baldness are still very general owing to the lowness of prices, in IMO departments are still inclining downwards. Iron ...
... and export,and if competition were a little less keen and prices consequently stronger there would not be much cause for complaint in this branch. In the nut and bolt trade business generally is reported very quiet, owing to the eontinued slackness of ...
... to botnfl its existence. ‘l:‘lhey are very much shocked in the words, but there is'a mocking devil in their eyes, and their inward rejoicing is but thinly disguised. » Undotflnppm:n‘ike dogs who watch all the bumours of their masters, are quick to observe ...