... and easy.—The trade of New Orloans with South America is rapidly increasing. The annual reports of the Buffalo savings banks for 1886 show an increase of $634,076 'n deposits over 1885.—Tho value of California products for 1886 was $202,000,000.—The prico ...

... crowding each other in their struggles for access to the streams, the construction of new railroads and the abolition of large Indian reservations are constantly opening up new territory and giving the grazing industry broad opportunities to expand. The surrender ...

... Australia and New Zealand. This tendency to gravitate towards the States is, as might be expected, most manikat among Irish emigrants. There is yet another difference hard to explain—the English or Scotch emigrant more often goes to his new home with his ...

... erect a theatre at the corner of Fifty-ninth Street and Madison Avenue, New York. It will be entirely fire-proof, being the first theatre in New York that will be built under the new fire law, which was passed by the Legislature last year. The materials ...

... United States takes up one point to disprove the assertion. It prints a statement setting forth the new business during 1886 to show that while its new business reached to £23,237,542, that of the Mutual for the year was only £11,840,150. The increase ...

... in townships $75. A company has been formed to republish the Loti , lon Illustrated Nem in New Yolk, frool the o, iota! plates and sell for five cents instead of 2 ts now. The New York correspondent ot the lliiiladelphia Ledger writes :— The company in ...

... transit. In the month of March, 1886, says Tobacco, New York City turned out 68,805,150 cigars, while this year in the same month 65,979,210 were made, or a decrease of 2,825,940. In the first three months of 1886 New York manufactured 185,600 880 cigars ...

... comp tred with the same priod in 1886, is 52 per cent. Kansas city and Wichita total's rank next to New York. Tue total value of the buildings erected in live months of 1887 was $103,1181.75). against $84,964.293 in 1886, an increase of ?.2 per cent. Out ...

... Major E. A. Burke, editor of the New Orleans Times-Democrat, is in New York City in conference with leading newspaper men. It is supposed that he is striving to establish a newspaper in New York to represent the New South. As the owner of a great Southern ...

... fund for the hos?ital, to be designated the Queen's Jubilee fund. The Hon. Thomas C. Acton is to be President of the new Bank of New Amsterdam. _ Right Rev. William Bacon Stevens, of Pennsylvania, D.D., LL.D , died in Philadelphia, June 11th, aged seventy-two ...

... D. Hmoalyn, New York, Colloid of Weloome, 128 Gower tit W.C. Mrs. G. Chapmln, New York Mims L. Chapman, '6 J. M. Taylor, London Mrs. L. C. Green, Philadelplia Mrs. A. Prayer and dan.rhters. New York City Jas. T. Jordan. Riters,n, New Yyrk ...

... of Mr. Blaine, says that if New York should propose another man, the delegates to the National Convention would give way. In that case, there is Allison, Robert Lincoln, and General Hawley, and adds :—You have a man in New York State who, if he was not ...