... Labour Convention in America, remarked, however, that collieries did notolfersuch inducements nowas in the past, for, whilst in America wages had gone up 3M per cent. to 24 per cent. in Great Britain, the cost of living in America bad increased by 80 per ...

... Nebraska and Norwegian, take part in their service from Glasgow to New York. To meet the convenience of the many tourists from America, who will visit this country on their way to the Paris Exhibition, Messrs Allan have extended and improved the saloon accommo- ...

... at late rates. Trade in American hemlock i sole leather keeps rather quiet, but prices are firm, I and recent advices from America appear to folly justify this state of the market. Buff and glove I leather more quiet, and in some few cases prices have been ...

... LIVERPOOL PROVISION. On the spot beef and pork continued flrm at late currencies, The bacon market was strong, advices from America in the interval since Thursday having been very encouraging, and, despite the heavier shi ments, holders of bacon hee asked ...

... of the b eir, and this can only be gained by means of such b kile obseivations as those carried out at Bluie llill, C in America, where kites have been flown at a heigot Y of 14,CCOft. above the level of the earth, and observa- B ticus taken by means ...

... 81b. OEPTF0DRD FOREIGN+ CATTLE, Bensts at market, 1425 from the States and Csnada. Besides these sonic consignmlents from America had baen landed, hut wvere not ollered, having to be slaughtered Iillediately at oonsignees' orders. *Trade w as slower at ...

... DEPTFORD FOREIGN CATTLE. Beasts at market, 233 from the United States. A furtlher shipment from the States and one from South America were due, but railed to reacls the market In time. Owing lo tho small number on offer trade ruled firm, at an advance of 1d ...

... l8s per box. LIVERPOOL PROVI6ION. Ontesot beef was quiet at abont laterates. Porkeasy ivani o .seucuagemeu~tfr°Uoslaenata America, farand prce atsoe sale. ?? cleady and firlry aetive at late pricos. BnUtesr steadier, Viith1 ratther mere inquiry. LIVERPOOL ...

... If they did not meat' this difficultythey could not hope sucoessfully to compete for the coal trade with countries such as America or China. Mr 'DEAKIN expressed the opinion .that the coal trade was In a stronger state than It had ever been in before. Besides ...

... navies which exceed a total of 1,000,000 tons are those of the United Kingdom, e the British Colonies, the United States of America, France, Germany, and Norway. Of these countries, 41 V the United Kingdom shows the smallest percentage , of loss, vIz., 2 ...

... PROVISION. On thle spot beef again ruled steady and pork: firm at late rates. The baooni market continued dull. advicas from America being of a furthler diseooaraging character, while tihe etelks here show an increase on last month, Buyers operated cautiously ...

... Flour id over last week, H WAKEFIELD CORN. H Very little business passing owing to the holidays. 11 Rumours of bad crops in America induce holders to hold B out for an advance. English wheat was steady at late I- rates, but there was little snquiry, No altteatio ...