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... THE TIN PLATE TRADE IN AMERICA. CAN A WORKER BE A DEMOCRAT? AN ECHO OF MR.. LASOFLLES CARR'S sVfVISIT TO THE STATES. The American Mfaiuufacturer,' a newspaper y published at PittEburg, makes the following e comment io connection with the American y ...
... employers and men to discuss those very questions. w Some agreement is all the more necessary o; because of the strides of America. It is felt that American competition in steel bars for c tin-plate F'orking is becoming more and more pronounced, and that ...
... Medi- terranean ruled very firm, with an upward tendency, and there was a fair inquiry for the Islands, Plate, and South America. :SCOTCH IRON AND STEEL TRADES. *. SOTC . RON GLASGOW, Friday. The'- Scotch iron and steel trades: are fully employed with ...
... SIR JOHN JONES JENKINS ON THE METAL THiADES. ANNUAL 'MEETING OF SWANSEA L DiEXCHANGE. LMR. CARNEGIE ON THIE METHIODS OF AMERICA. The thirteenth annual meeting of the Swansea Royal Metal EHchainge was held on Tuesday, Sir John Jones Jenkins, 3M.P.. presiding ...
... Rather awkward question? I don't think so. You see, this steamer was at Gibraltar, and it would not pay to send her back to America for coal. Any difficulty in getting coal here? Difficulty! I introduced Mr. Glover to sone big coal exporters at the Docks ...
... tariffs imposed upon all foreign tin-plate entering the United as States. When the new industry had been se, created in America, the local works were soon he supplying all the plates for local consumption. U with the exception of the re-exported portion ...
... ? 50.134 France ?? 76,325 Portugal, Azores, and Madeira 1,264 16,218 Italy ?? 10,734 Roumania 215 2,385 United States of America . 15,623 214,227 Brazil ?? 13,369 Arg'tine Republic 1.167 17.704 British E. Indies 5,174 74,151 Australasia. 6.996 111,362 ...
... Telegrams.1 the Wednesdav. the Statendam.-Maaassluis telegraphs: Dutch mail y a steamer Stateudam, belonging Netherland' America'i Line. New York for Rottordamn. ,er grounded during snowvtorm: probably float ,rs 8next tide. .om City of Gloucester, British ...
... CASUALTIES. BREAKI)OWN OF AN ALLAN LINER. The Central News Campbeltown correspon' dent ?? Allan liner Corean, bound from America to Glasgow, lies in a: ?? condition off the Mull of Kintyre, owing to a breakdown of her machinery, which occurred on Monday ...
... ding the heav char- terings of the past couple of days; brediter- ranean rates ruled steadier. For the Islands end South America generally rates remained firm. . SCOTC4 IRON A-ND STEEL TPAD13S. LGLASGOW, Friday. The Scotch iron trade is well employed ...
... Burgandia. Frenchl steaner, New Orleans for oltrseilleoF towaed Famal bhy Portugueben stmeinle, tunohal weith main bhaft broken. America-Cape Town telegram states: Fire agtmrr broken out on 'British barueo . Arienaia ship being beached. ...
... market was quiet, and, owing to 'the long 4loading turns, rates for Italy and Bay ports ruled easier. For the Plate. South America. and the East, however, recent quotations were well maintained. The following were the closing ?? steam coal 26s to 27s, S ...