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... N TIMES, 24 and Basing. hall-stmt. London, 8.C., enclosing SO. STAR LINE. — LONDON, via ANTWERP to PHILADELPHIA or NEW YORK. GREAT REDUCTION OF FARES. The Steamers sailing for Philadelphia take Passenbers for New York, without additional Fare. Tbe next ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... is not full of securities bearing a London ear-mark. In short, there is just as much inducement for timid and for cautious New Yorkers to sell American securities for gold as there is for timid or cautious Londoners. But it is the peculiarity of the situation ...
... 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 ...
... Mining World, New Mexico, The CLicago Journal of Commerce, 'the Denver Jonmatof Commerce, . 6 The 'Mining Review, Chicago, The Nautical Review, 'rue Pottery ad Glassware Reporter, of New York and Pit tsburg. The Popular Science News, Boston, The ...
... Age remarks :— The American Exhibition which is to open in London May 1, 1886, promises to be of a magnitude commensurate with that of the territory and the interests which it will illustrate, and to reach a success equal to the hopes of those who originated ...
... land for a new public-library building, and money to erect it, has just added to his benefactions by the gift of a site for a new high school, a new city-hall and an industrial school for boys. These gifts of Mr. Rindge, in addition to the new public library ...
... in all parts of the civilized world is the novel and somewhat bold programme of an American Extibition to take place in London in 1886, and though it appears to savour of carrying the war into the enemy's country, there is much to be said in favour of such ...
... SETTLEMENT. 11 om the Anglo-American Times. They have it in New York that the great Glasgow ship owners, the Hendersons, are about to put on a fast line of large steamers to ply between New York and Indian and Chinese ports to compete with the fast-sailing ...
... Mining World. New Mexico, The Cticago Jor.rnal of Commerce, CI The D e nver Journal of Commerce,' The Mining Review, Chicago, The Nautical Review, The Pottery and Glassware Reporter, of New York and Pittsburg. 6 I T ' Popular Science News, Boston, ...
... Concord, New Hampshire- It is stated that the first through train over the Canadian Pacific for the Pacific coast will leave Montreal May 24.—Ten of forty-one new sleeping. cars built by the New York Sleeping Car Company are in use on the New York Central ...