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... quite lately emigration had largely flowed-only bought the productions of the United Kingdom to the amount of 10s. per head, Canada and other colonies to the extent of £3 per head, the value taken by Australia was at the rate of £6 per head. One Australian ...
... the unjustness of the tax. The CHAIRMAN suggested that the most effectual way of obtaining a remedy would be to form an independent associa- tion having that single object in view. He thought some members of the Chamber should attend the meeting on Saturday ...
... America prices are rather lower, and shipments to this country to a moderate extent. The stocks of useful qualities are low,-lu Canada prices have advanced within a fortnight is. to Os. 3d. per barrel on flour, and {s. to tis. per qr. on wheat, the export demand ...
... were well supprted. The imports of A( foreign wereclarge, amounting to G, 346 oqrs., thep greatestp or- coi tion comding from Canada, and this description could be ad~ bought on easier terms from their abundance. FosRnore Gnki-;.-Tho markets in the North ...
... bottomn.-.9gricieltural Gazetfe til Abn~anack. bE Tue AGReICULTURSAL RESOURCRS OF CANADA.-The second serica of reports of farmers from Great Britain who B visited Canada in the summer and autumn of last yea~r have (f jut been issued in a clearly printed ...
... al report by the Minister of Agricul- ture in Canada gives some useful information respecting emigration to that colony. It seems that the classes of labourers whose labour is most in demand in Canada are the agricultural; but there is also a very large ...
... nine inches apart have L given a greater and a rioher yield per acre than those at r greater distances. CEcTreAs FYeas rFRON CANADA.-The Allan steamer e J.foraviea, which arrived in the Mersey a few days ago, brought 281 barrels and five cases of Canadian ...
... for this year with reference to plane for emigration to Canada. Our Commissioners stats that as labourers working for wages a considerable number of emigrants might every year acquire independence and comfort in that colony ; hut many persons in this country ...
... it usay be of interest On to give the following description of the wild grosses to be to found etl the wvestern pretties of Canada. There are of boisween forty and fift l dilterent varieties of grasses, sedges, Pi and legumie's, and the first point a fariser ...
... engagements offered have not been numerous of late, the slight falling off being attributable to a variety of causes. From Canada l advices are favourable. Continental inquiries are increasing, although not rapidly. In the pig-iron trade quietness is evinced ...
... and by [list tinae se shiall have a fesv cargoes from the nod nortis of Europe, but no mere appear likely to come in from to Canada thii season, the PearsoN G1W-,t.-The markets in the north of Europe wvas have been influeticed by the advices from England ...
... dull, but few parchasets Ican he made for export' at New York. There i4 no prospect Iof supplies, this fall from America. In Canada too tho ratesI Iare too high for any Satiofactory business with this country being-transacted at present.f STOCJKLAND AND) ...