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... THE FINA1NCES OF AMERICA. [Peuter's Telegrams.] Mr. Windom, Secretary of the Treasury, delivered the usual annual financial statement in Congress to-day. After declaring that there were many grave objections to the accumulation of a large surplus in the ...
... LAND MORTGAGES IN AMERICA. STUPENDOUS TOTAL. C The following appeared in the City article of the i Times ?? idea of the magnitude of the t land mortgage crisis in America last year can be obtained from the census returns of the United States. These have ...
... recently returned from America, were good enough, in brief interviews with our representative, to give some im- pressions which they received in regard to trade matters during their visit. In view of the interest in our trade with America aroused by the McKinley ...
... TRADE AND FINANCE IN AMERICA. The Philadelphiia corr espondent of5 thne ?? writes:- The opening o- the year 18s4 ?? not wizrniss a very latisfactory n:on or afairs in the United States. (t-neral busineses s rno-e sra, nant than has vcven krnowvn for a ...
... THE TOBACCO OUTPUT OF AMERICA. The great tobacco trade of the United States, with a total production last rear of 4,814,202,117 cigars, 3,176,6u3,700 cigarettes, 252,399,7491b. of manufactured - tobacco, and 11,912,8941b. of snuff, all for home con- sumption ...
... THE IRON TRADE IN AMERICA. The Now York correspondent of, the Dailfy leuws writes; on the 6th inst., as follows:-A New York firm has re- ceived an order front Liverpool this week for one hundred. tons of merchant bar iron. Two weeks ago it received a ...
... AMERICA. AND THE MEAT MARKET. . ?? Tho chief topio of conversation at the present moment in the farmstpad, at the market ordinary, and all places ,where agricultacists congregate, is the now element intro- duced into the stock-breader's calculations by ...
... THE IRON TRADE IN AMERICA. [From our WolverluiMpton Rrport-r. j are in receipt of information, dated Chicago, May 25, showing the present depressing condition of the iron trade in the United States of America. It is follows The Iron and Steel Association ...
... OUR TRADE WITH AMERICA, [Fro7m the Rcovwomist.l Any sudden trade is a dangerous trade. And a sudden trade in which we give credit largely is a par- ticularly dangerous trade. On these two grounds we would add our warnings, which are addressed to American ...
... THE TRADE REVIVAL IN AMERICA. ?? . ?? .. TRE lvEiV'ES QUESTION. The 'lsilaslelpliia correspotllielt of the T'imses wifitcs 1' Everyonell is so tholo-iily convintced that prlsperityis re- ?? in the United States that itsee snlisaltoist tn ?? any Ioit, ...
... This advance has been followed by a reaction, the '5 higher prices having checked the American trade. V The demand from America is of such an uncertain and 0 modic character as to be a source of danger and cm-S Barassment to the trade. In 1871-3. d17-0ti ...