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... THE COMMEROIAL PANIO IN AMERICA. *e In reference to the above, the Timeo of Saturday I last says: The intelligence from Now York this morn j ing of the suspension of Messrs Jay Cooke, and Co., and of the Bank in Washington, with which they are couneetedi ...
... special interest in connexion with theb engineering dispute in this country:- - How long has your firm been, establish-d in h America? j. Since about the year 1820. I What is the average number of -men you cm- Ic0 ploy'i ' IV Wbe:employ over 2000 men altogether ...
... EXTENSION OF FREE TRADE PRENCIPLES IN AMERICA. A+ t tl. A- --11 1 Tn l a A1,. B 'r 1A 1- ?? At the general Elections the Free Trade and Demoeratic unl party were everywhere suceessful.. They have iiow a Free in Trade Executive, and large majorities in ...
... been in fair supplyyiz., 10,40U barrels from America, t 9,000 sacks from France, and 6,000 sackes froni California and Italy. Of Indian Corn we have had fair receipts, f ,vi., 17,500 quarters from America, and 8,500 quarters from the Mediterrauean, viz ...
... tations of corn to America are not likely to be realized. l 1, According to the intelligence from Canada, the ag a cultural interests in that Colony will realize the ad- it vantages arising from the high priceof Grain in North r ;- America. Considerable purchases ...
... of Mosquitoes, in the deadlyswamps of Central America. Sh considered the excitability of the Americans was co-extensive with their gulli- bility, and she cited the case of the visit of Kossuth mi ;to America to show how they raised up an idol to di Ithemselves ...
... opinion is that wheat can be profitably grown 0 in many of the chief corn)-producing countries of t Europe, as well as in America, arid laid down here at e lower rates than those now current; but it does not .necessarily follow that consignments on an ...
... the Atlantic ports of America and Canada, 15,000 quarters from California and Cbjli, 10,700 quartors frotm the East Indies, 9,000 quarters from Egypt and the Mediterranean. Of flour we have, to repoit only 1,200 barrels from America, but from France and ...
... there; and in case our prices should offer sufficient inducement, we shall no doubt receive all that America can spare. That the resources of America as a corn producing country are great is unquestionable; that the har- vest of 1852 (so generally defective ...
... of America and Canada, and 800 quarters from Egypt. Of fdour we have received only 200 barrels from America and about 3)000 s-ck8 from Franca and the Mediterran. ean. Indian corn has bren in heavily supply, viz. about 22,000 quarters from America and ...
... against the men.' I _ The Officer stated that there was onee case at. ()aerhlmn where the husband had deserted her and gone to America. There *aa another' one in Pen- maenmawr. Her husband was sent to prison for aevelk years for bigamy. A Member: He is out ...
... Atlantic ports of America' and Canada, 36,000 quarters from California, 2000 quarters from Egypt and the Mediterranean, 1000 quarters from the East Indies, and 800 quarters from France. Of flour we have received only 55 barrels from America, but from San ...