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... e and losses would not bebalanced. America r &Cwould be opened up to us ; but in thle long e to run thle fall of prices there would render 11 ,037) export profitable, and open tip the world's 8 5temarket to America. Apart, however, from a )( these debateable ...
... sakses. It is 1n0 st- obvious as this writer' 1ee31s to thinilk that the adoption of free tralde by America ,wolil be fta hoe1ieit to England. I America, wvith a popullatioln half as large ,gniall as o1irs, with an1 aIro. thirty tillilas that. If theso ...
... because America cannot produce enough for herself, but because the will not be satisfied to accept such prices as would, allied to her tariff, exclude the Competition of England. More iron and steel has this year beer exported from England to America than ...
... North America ?? 2 10 035s. to 60s. South America ?? 5 .. 2 15 0 Coastof Africa 2 10 .. 2 15 0 East Indies and China ?? 2 6 0.. 2 10 0 Australia . ?? ?? 2 0 O.. 2 12 6 Mtediterranean - , 2 5 0..3 0 0' Neith America ?? 2 10 ?? 4 0 0 South America 2 1 ...
... anmsiit of In nev~to America, Tn the one case ive should sonl exports instead of havmnn to pay fin the wheat in rrold as at p'eseit. During the past tventv-seven years fndiai had made niiie thousand miles of railwva, whereas America liad laidl duwon that ...
... restore their orders. The 104 Daily Newos remarks that previous to 1873, when 68, the last financial panic took place iu America, the 17i constru,:ttion of rnilroads was so active as to push mii up the price of iron to a pitch which not only in- i creased ...
... open charter, at 33s 9,1 each; West Coast of South America home4ls 3d, ?? loading; Car- ,lilf t Vera Croz, 14.s Gi. Shipi chirtered frlm. X Sqnderland to Grangem-.ith 25s ; West Coast of ?? Smlth America to U.K., Havre, or Antwerp , 42si 6 spot. Nitrate ...
... yarns there is more inquiry at low rates, chiefly in single numbers for export. The piece trade is somewhat more active for America and other markets. MINCING-LANE, MONDAY, - Sugar market quiet and unaltered. Coffee steady, but very little doing. Tea: 1 ...
... value of £70,000,000). America pro- tects her woollen manufactures by duties ranging from 40 to 100 per cent., and ex- ports X45,000 worth. England exported last year, when the wool trade was at its worst, £20,000,000 worth. America has to buy I yearly, ...
... the United States ishow a, marked Di ;it mprovelmelt, and grain rates from America are Di f aleii better, Sjiip 1)auca fixed from Caloatta to L. l the West Coast of South America at 40s, and a I shiip is reported chartered South Australia to , United Kiwgdom ...
... firewood £o.w. Two vessels were algo Tl fixed here to-day, Halmstad to West flartlepool, W at 18s, pulp wood. Black Sea firm. America _ unchanged. GLASGOW, Friday. - The Glasgow freight market tvas unusually quiet to-day, and very little business was carried ...
... agricultural depression cannot be said to show any signs of terminating so far as the corn-grower is concerned. Wheat in America is now weaker, with less doing than formerly; but the situation in the United States remains full of uncertainties. The wheat ...