... activity into the commerce of Canada; and tile Dominlotr and it lcgislators, by giving bounties to certain indus- trics and railway Echlem10es, hope to ee. elop ilse resources of tile country, and to inake Canada snore independent of tile States. At a tile ...

... time necessary to the exohange of correspondence hat elapsed further replies may be expected :-Montreal (Canada) Board of Trade, Toronto (Canada) Board of Trade, Adelaide (South Australia) Chamber of Manufacturers, the chambers of Bombay, Madras, Rangoon ...

... but also to the c-xisting dock at Avonmouth. TRADE WITII CANADA. The PRESIDENT reported that communications had been received at the office of the Chamber from the High Commissioner for Canada giving particulars of new regulations respecting forms of ...

... China. NEw YORK, NoXwAY,-The National Company'a kteamer PErin arrived here at noon to-day. QuEOEO, MONDAY,-The Allan steamers Canada and Scandinavian arrived here to-day. Suliz, TUESDAY.-Tho British India steamer Agra, from Kurrachec and the -Persian Guli ...

... through to all points in Canada and the United States. For further particulars apply to RICHARDS, MILLS, and CO., Managers, 24, James Street, Liverpool; THOMAS CCOK and SON, 57, Broad Street, Bristol; ELDER, DEMPSTER, & CO., CANADA HOUSE. BRISTOL, L 1 N ...

... I :-ouN INVESTMENTS. - - N- T.T- fg GnAROD |T BK RE WAY o0 CANADA.-NobwIth- standing' he ?? severity of the weather in Canada the traffic reoeipts of thie railway continue very satisfactory, and in'this respect the Grand Traunk exhibits a marked contrast ...

... Eastern 760 761-MIetropolitan, 1321, 133. L7'd- a Chatham, and 6b4ove3, 3 9, *2 . Z FonscoN.-fGreat Western Canada, 16k, 17 _Grand Trnk .rs Canada, 86O, 36J -Turkish Caimes, 3s,381 6D0 to4 0 ,r es - Ditto, 1862, o, 0 - Indian 5 per Cent,, - Ditto, 0 i1 ...

... arrangements with our colonies and dependencies, and Heckmondwike is dis- quieted with the prospect of a commercial union between Canada and the United States. As very little can be done at home to influence either' both must be left to their own development ...

... Slack, 226, 7- .Exchequer Bills, Large, Mlarch, a0, 7 ?? Small, June, . ioREIoN FvNns.-Great Western Canada, 163, Se - Ditto .Newv, 4, h - Grand Trunk Canada, 9, x- Turkleb, 92z, 3-Ditto New, 105., e*. 11NGLISH RAILWAy iHAREYa.-Ambergatea, 61, t-Caledo- nian ...

... some boys off to Canada. Those who had already been sent there had been very sucoessful in life, had saved money, and been enabled to return home to assist their friends. That institution sent the boys out with good characters, and Canada, being a young ...

... was thin chief cause of the market support. Thc position talken by the Administratiol tolvards the ?? of the ?? of Cuban independence apparently had a good efit et on thoe oreign market, and, more- over, the decidedly weaker foreign exchange rc- moving ...

... abolition of the reciprocity treaty was their own act, avowedly to punish Canada, and declares that just rights must be asserted. The Globe adds it is cowardly to threaten Canada only, when England is equally interested in and responsible for the protection ...