... 350 tons of standard copper for America, accounts for the decrease in the visible supply. The artificiality of the position is not affected by the figures for the fortnight and the fact that the copper sent to America to be electrolyzed is selling at ...

... Spanish is % down. COPPER AND TIN. A good demand for consumption and a little buying ii anticipation of a business revival in America caused the copper imarket to harden early last week. But subsequent realizations by tired holders, added to some specu lative ...

... advance. UNITED STATES TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA. [BY AN AllRICAN CORRESPONDENT.] The present tariff of the United States is responsible for the loss of a large amount of trade between that country and South America, which will be secured principally by ...

... Spanish is % down. COPPER AND TIN. A good demand for consumption and a little buying in anticipation of a business revival in America caused the copper market to harden early lastweek. But subsequent realizations bytired holders, addedto some specu- lative ...

... in connection with the basis on which their business is conducted. The status of these fraternal benefit organizations in America differs in many important respects from the friendly societies in this country, as wvell as from both ordinary and industrial ...

... 56-0V0t. in French goid coin was Euld-by the Bank, 50;0001. in sove- reigns wus vithdrawn tor the (npe, and 26,ouoL. for South America, To-day 50,0001. mnsovereigas was received froliikgypt, and 31,1111. iu. srench gold coin was sold. LATEST QUOTATIONS. Csrsols ...

... 1899. Aniong the questions upon which fresh light is thrown is the working of local option in America and elsewhere. The results of State prohibition in America are also examined in great detail. The authors are, of course, hostile to the liquor traffic ...

... eu in alU depasrtmentp. ,l'h erb was a rice of from * to i in 8OmOe Boils, and -an improvem ent varying from i to 1i in A'mericas and Canadian securities. Foreigni bouds closed better, as did niue shares all round. B1aad Mines improved 1, De Beers 3, ...

... axrivals froms America. In spito of a considerable increase in Argentine shipments, Indian corn shows ai decrease of £'87,000 in value. The gan of £129,000 in butter is chiefly from Dem-ark ad Australasia, and larger arriils from America are responsible ...

... are still above the average, amounting to 20,282 tons for the month, exclusive of a further 475 tons of standard sent to America for electrolyzing purposes. To offset this, the new supplies have not been more than 19,267 tons- monre than the average, ...

... from Irgentna. On balance a reduct:on la sbowrn of i.1',000 in wbheat, and of £444,0W in dour More barley waa received from America, but Russian and Roumranan &hipments show considerable de- crease, the aggregate fathng off being i45,000. Of Indian corn ...

... TIM, AMERICA_ IflM (OXOUR ix uo-D NEW YORK, Tvu, Stosilkn opeucrd act.ive, bnt with a derICY, lmcaace of weak.uo-vi ins ECtd 4 te ~ie~i~s1 ?? ?? ttlm'z( io., Y~L imu,, aid 01 isi, claD,.; imy w :1t law C'sArg!-,X. Lrand'4i, rssii 30,,J1ju ana sozt ho ...