... of silver. France, Aus- tralia, and South America supplied the greater part of the imports; and Russia, Hanse Towns, Holland, Belgium, South America, Portugal, Azores, and Madeira, and British North America, absorbed the larger part of the exports. ...

... about sixty workers will go on .a trip to America. It is probable that one object of this visit is to I ascertain what facilities there are for transferring their. knowledge and their services to capitalists in America. I Should they as the result of 'their ...

... setoks are now low. O(ir exports of bar iron have fallen from 210,704 tons to 197,716 tons, America having taken 27,742 tons less than in 1872. Again, I say, if America had wanted this iron, she would only havo got it by mi-ing a, much higher price for it: ...

... more freely. There is also a slight improvement to note in the giving out of con- tracts for foreign account, chiefly from America, but they were principally for pressing requirements, and were accompanied wiith a request for immediate delivery. It is not ...

... last month, although America has bought sparingly. What is getting abundantly patent is that, apart from the possi- bilities of American demand, tin is well held and is cheap, in the neighbourhood of £90. At any moment, if America wants an extra quantity ...

... agent in America. It was a difficult thing to get an agent capable of managing such a large business.- Mr. A- Sidwell, of Boston, United States, cycle agent, stated he was employed by the defendants as foreman of their repairing department in America. In January ...

... should he in the autumn a sharp rise to very much over present figures. CorPEs-The stocks of copper on the 1st July in I America were practi'ally the same as they were on the lst January, so far as the total amount was concerned. Their composition, however ...

... rival manufacturers in America. While in fact purporting still to be plaintiffs' agents, they terminated the agency, and put an enormous con- nection into the handi of their rivals in trade, forcing plaintiffs to start de novo in America, to lose two years ...

... trade with the expectation of a large expansion in consunmp tion being also a strong attraction, It is known that stohs in America have been reduced to a vety low . level, being under 3,000 tons, as compared with nearly 10,000 tons a little more than a ...

... t of its industries. The description, however, was stated to be an inadequate one of only one centre of iron industry in America, other centres of great, if not equal importance existed in other ironmaking states; It English-epealing iron producing country ...

... that body protests indignantly against the proposed relaxation of existing regulations, which restrict cattle imports from America without being subject to slaughter. It seems to us that the controversyis one between different groups of farmers rather than ...

... month of July. The results in America were not so satisfactory as the directors expected. In the absence of the American accounts, an accurate statement cannot be submitted but it is estimated that the trial voyage to America and back has been effected out ...