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... TR'DF AV-IITh A-MERICA. QUARTERLY STATISTICS. Thosec interected in the Bradford tesiolo industnv are waIiting as patiently as they can tiodiaticrns of a re-vital inl the, buisine-zs relations between that city and thle United States, of America; hot they ...
... BRADFORD TRADE -WITH XMEICA. The exports from Bradford to America show a serious deo-line, t.he total of £107.310 being the lowest figure for this year. and the decrease as compared with the ocor- responding month of last year is £75,516. Stuff goods ...
... DECLINE OF THE TRADE WITH AMERICA. It appears from a return just laid before Parliament on the motion of Mr. Thornely, that the exports of British goods to the United States in the year 1842 were less in value by the sum of nearly Twelve Hundred Thousand ...
... MONEY MATTERS IN AMERICA, The news to be brought by the Cuba, which arrived at Halifax en the 2t8t, had been looked for with more than usual interest, but our WallBstreet men were hardly prepared for such a story of panic and excitement in London as was ...
... IRiADFO21A- D aWAH AMERICA A RECORD lIETLIN: . A reviev of the exports from Bradford to the. United States Wf America during last month, as disclosed by ?? .sitrrrnrt of AIr. Mlaude Meeker, thde Consul in thlat Ioourigh, form a soar,- of conosirerble ...
... THE FOBEIGN TRADE OF AMERICA. -. The Hon. Edward Young, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, furnishes the following comparative statement of the imports and exports of thie United States for the month ended February 28tb, 1877, aud for the eight months ...
... BRADFOP.D TRADE W-Tir AMERICA. £202,178, the total value of exports fromm Bradford to the United States of Anmerican is a decrease of i £19 6,392 as compared with the corresponding Mouth. of last year, and is by a long Iay the smallest re-orded sinee ...
... such anticipations must pro- ceed frore ignorauce of the American people. There will never sgain be any proposal made in America for secession. What other nations may hope for I cannot tell, but with us we have heard the last of splitting the Union into ...
... ;-AMERICA AND THIE SILVEUL QUEMSION. FINANCIA.L ALXD COMMIERCIAL CRISIS THlE SMi'TONlM% OF CONGRESS. isait t ic olixi iixwltict iilxi' i t tiilit lad \\ u ]ii'rra thu oinilrolx't liaii xiftptc Itisiiitl lxgt'ciitt the fl lit ixitcl S ItO tlxii, WI (Ii ...
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... BRADF ORID TR ADE WITH AMERICA iFUDRTHlER DECREA SSE. I A ?? COMnenceflent Of Ias toolh w hd to reccrd that ?? excrr3s from Ilavlford to the Curned States of Meir~a for Augtut had f7iene in vxilue to a po:;t b'ov. anything tcuched .;nce tha Micluin-i- ...
... THE STATE OF TRADE IN AMERICA. / 1~ A J . . t_ - ? \'7SI ' / | K(Ycas ?? York Coscsnereial Chronicle.) It is reasonable that our snerkets should show n reaction from the depression mider wh.lich they have so long rested.1 Prices in many cases wvere relatively ...