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... ,MONwrLY. COMMERCIAL'REPORT. . , , ?? The absolute ceuatioai of intercourse between this coun- iry and America, within the last tpenth, has shed a gloom *ver the' face of the trading world in general, and nearfty , i e 3uced the most imnpertant branches'of ...
... therein was that concerning the arrangernent come to whereby tile Goopauiv would continue, with regard to the business in America, to have the benefit of the services of Mlessrs desup, Paton, & Co. as bankers and general advisers, while an exaerienced ...
... tachy Castle last evening. The Earl was on a visit to America, and it was reported the other day that l he purchased a large quantity of land for his son the Hon. Lyulpb Ogilvy, who is also in America.. His lord- ship, who was 10th Earl, was a Representative ...
... executed in America than n England although, as a rule, E31nglish. workmanship and material are better than American. There are, of course, exceptions to the rule, and we have many samples of excellent design and workinan- ship from America. 'MASS MEETING ...
... Associated Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom with regard to the out- standing questions between Great Britain and America being settled by arbitration. The discussion originated in the innocent- looking motion- That theAssociated Cham- bers of ...
... 38s for January delivery; but this simply asserts what has never been realy doubted-that America can make a profit on wheat at 359 per qr. The home wants of America, however, go on steadily increasing, while the area ou3tivaetcd is stationary, and the yield ...
... and that we are beaten by America, at -where machinery predominates, you can readuly D understand that machinery is the weaponW~ with which we are being successfuslly beatenl. I cl visited a good many munufactories iil America- A not confined to locks-and ...
... shillings per qulat-sr for foroiil wheilt CIc- livered in this cone try mesr:i. il S veragi! return to tile glower inl Russi, America, and the Argentine R'epnublic of about l0s per lUirter, aid as the avorage yield per acre in these countrics is betweea 12 ...
... is Is dearer on the fort- night. 'Tlhe American pnaize is dearer, though the supply is excellent. The grinding barley from America, Russia, and Persa is held for fully Is rise since September 1, and 6d of this has been. made since September. Russian and ...
... TEA. SIX POUNDS FOR TEN SHILLINGS CASHL 62 UNION STREET. ABERDEEN. $ I E E S E! C H E B S El To band a iota ofaTey (ino AMERICAS S'TILTONS, zolehi about 91lb3. each, pice Gd per lb.; usually WAli at 10d Flocst Now GOUDA, 4d per lb.; in cuts, 6d puflb ...
... successful, would have been materially more benoftie,1 for the company than the arrangement now submitted; their advisers in America assure them that there it would have been very much the reverse. The total of the abatements or concessions made by the vendors ...
... of other countries. They must have the courage to say to America that if she would not relax her duties on British manufactured articles they would put 10s of duty on her flour, so that America would then be bound to relax her duties, as she had not another ...