... business is being done with South America, and trade on Mexican account is steadily inproving. There is no material change to note in the Eastern trade. The improved enquiry noticed last week from British North America con- tinues, and the demand from ...

... that the other supplies available in America will amount to 9,375 tons, to which' must be added pyrites containing 5,134 tons of fine copper. The total quantity of copper, therefore, that can be available in America for the home trade and export will he ...

... and the holder. The arguments that have been going on as to the price at which America can send wheat to the United Kingdom may be sunmmed up in a single enquiry. If America could growwheatat 30centsperbushol, and if for many seasons past farmers have ...

... at the present time is thus divided:- Red wheat from the Black Sea ?? 90,000 , America . ?? 100,000 Afhieat frot India (principally red) ?? 240,000 White wheat from America. ?? 2,200,000 , Australia ?? 45,000 Chili ?? 130,000 Total . 2,805,000 Of maize ...

... believe that had 'trade in America begun to show the expected revival, the copper sold last month would have been readily absorbed without any fall in values; and in this connection the question arises whether thp recovery in America is only deferred, or has ...

... hope since the news of . the growing crops in America bas became so encouragin t as to induce free sales of reserves and the depletioa of stocks, not onlv in America itself, but in other countries. d America in 1888 had a crop variously returned at from ...

... employ of Sir Thomas Salisbury, of Llanwern, and the issue the marriage was two daughters. The family afterwards emigrated America, and it appears that Mr« Lincoln selecte d one of the daughters his partner life. ...

... manifested itself in some branches of the Sheffield trade since our last report, principally in consequence of orders from South America, Australia, and some other colonies. Business though, as far as the light trades are concerned, is anything but as brisk as ...

... to the Hanse Towns, Aastralia, and Blitish America, heavyhardwares to France, Hollad, Spain, Australia, and British America, and Birmingham apeo cialities to the Hanse Towns, Spain, India, British America, and the River Plate. Earthenware and porce- ...

... natural that, as cantiouts business men, they should ask themselves, Would This last, and whence did the improvement comea America hall alsosoc cleared the market for rails, old scrap iron, and that description of material which, being half-worlced, wae ...

... speaker should call upon was Bishop Janes, from America. [Loud applause.j That country had passed through a fiery ordeal, ana whatever their sentiments as to the circumstances which had transpired in America, he could assure Dr. Janes there was perfect unanimity ...

... The trade with America before the civil war was always a triangular trade-that is, a trade in which the balance between two nations is settled by credits given on a third. Oar direct exports to America never balanced our imports from America, but the balance ...