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... WAR RESOURCES OF AMERICA. The Timet city editor Inquires tome length into the resources the United States for carrying the war, and comes to the conclusion that th. whole seems impossib*e to aroid the conclusion that outflow specie will ultimately become ...
... letters regarding the American trade, in which the writersuggest that r the statement that the receipts of produnec from America are singularly small must be considered erroneous in face of the cotton arrivals that have lately taken place. Such, however ...
... THE TRADE OF EUROPE AND AMERICA. I The New York papers are very much sur- prised that the passing of the act through Congress authorising Mr. Secretary Chase to sell in the open market the gold which he receives in payment of customs duties has not had ...
... FREE. TRADE DEMONSTRATION IN AMERICA. Mr. Webster'e speech, at Baltimore, the report of which reached England last week by the Great Western, is in every respect an important document. It marks 1 the commencement of a new era in American politics-l the ...
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... LATEST AMERICA COTTON ADVICES Nzw Yonz, Tonsrar The spot market dosed at New York firm at .hc. per lb. decline. Ftare opened this moin, steady at a decline of 7 points for near and 4 points for distant mont During the day the market slightly improved ...
... THE LEMON AND ORANGE TRADE OF AMERICA, it e. The trade in Sicilian oranges is reported to be le an improved condition, though business has i been dull on account of bad weather and the pre- vailing fin ancial depression. Its condition has e beenimpro ...
... cash pay- ments-was only' 215 millions of dollars. The paper currency of America is now three or four times as large as that 'of the United Kingdom, although the trade of America lis not so large as that of Great Britain; Bat the most indisputable of all ...
... FRAUDULENT INVESTMENT COM- PANIES IN AMERICA. According to the last British Consular report from Philadelphia. since the law againstcirculating T lottery proposals through the post has been passed, new financial concerns are daily springing up throughout ...
... TlHEi NATIONAL DEBT AND TE FINANCIAL SYSTEM OF AMERICA. The commercial and monetary connection of England with the United States of America is so extensive and so intimate as to give the It people of this country a very strong interest both in the financial ...
... , TRADE BETWEEN T WEST I INDIES AND AMERICA. DEPATIGON TO THE COLONISL SECRETARY. A deputation from the West India Committee waited upon the Rizht Hon. Edward Stanhope, M.P., Seretary of Stats for the Colonies, at the Colonial Offioe, yesteray aenoon ...
... I ?? I I - C ?? - I * . 'BURGESB OrTHE' FREE ' TRADE 7 .pA.RTY-IN AME.RICA. - i . . . . -v _ . .. .. . The' success of ?? Free T.L',^de X Demooretic ?? in -Americaas} ; diwn- successively in the California, the Ohi&, the 'ennsylani, the ,qw Jer'sey,2 ...