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CONDITIONS OF TRADE [ue conditions of trade as to the United Sta‘es and Great Britain, set forth by the | latest returns, are the cause of much aoxious thought and diecussion in the Mother Country. As the St. Jonn Sun says, ‘che figt res for the last fiscal year are startlog. The value of United States exports was $1,251,000,000, while the value of imports was lees than half |thateum. The value of United States exports was $200,000,000 higher than in | any previous year. The value of imports | is lower thao in any other year since the

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DECEMBER 29, (888,

middle of the century.

| not include the

These figures do

trade in go'd and silver,

in which also there was av excess of im=

ports, nothwithstanding the great pro-

duction, It is estimated that io the year

now Closmg the value of imports into

by $1,000 000, « In 1897 the $800,000,000, and in

eat Britain will exceed

| vO the value of exports.

| shortage was nearly

| 1896 something less. A quarter of a

| cer tury agothe difference between the

' : | value of British exports and of British

| imports was about one-third what it is now

It is a feature of the United States increase

of exports that a great partof the larger

market is found in Great Britain. It is

ateature of the lecre rts of

ased imp

ted States that the decline is lar.ely

we might almost say mainly—in im-

om Great Britain. In the currept

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calendar year Great Britan will im; from the United States for home uee not | h less 1 n 600 000.000 worth of roodas, and pping to the United States not mach ; bea $150,000,000 worth of British } produ fe The immense store of wealth

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attention to business and prompt re- | ,, .. meat ee ae aE ates . i nade. Specie! attention given to the | ‘©, for the preseot, {o Stand up against Ba i these adverse trade conditions, Bu Pork, Poult ae ges, Hides | need not said that they cann and and W ool Skins. must no: go on forever. - ; Market quotations given on ¢ pplication ! ie aos ao ee Te re ‘ esS all « nments and <«orrespon- | a } ae te | | . POLICY OF EXPANSION. S, SANFORD, 46 an 48 Argyle St. i i aia [ALIFAX N.S. | 1 ‘ — oa ; ; mAl a Tue Governmen f the United States, ABLIS » ING U | : : . , has, without doubt, and for good and all, ado} id the policy of territorial expansion ;

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will be dificult for Congress |

| even if it desired to do so, to reverse it. Lt | 4 , . , ; : ; isremarked in a despatch to the New | a tl ; York Lribune—the chief newspaper or~ | gan of the Republican party—that “ the . \ importance of American ioterests in the ' , , ; Pacific Oceau, which has been so notably | : i reased by Dewey’s victory at Manila and | B ; a ial ci oe ind | the assumption by the U. S. of augmented j | » i gs in yneequnence, Teceive i

| significant recognition from the navy de-

| partment in the issue of orders to carry

wi cu have peen ecarefuily ma- ° f st few weeks with a view to ' g abe utely tl po cal geo- ' ‘ toat vast ocean as } ' toaay, and 0 I ver a a essions of terr TY in powers t] ack of Am mere Yr 110028 ‘ ‘ yveen { i Sta and 8 mt tant posses ns Per . 41 ACLION greates 1] Li rf a I about ; i fro iN the Ladrone Islands | va of ! o : I stratleg \ ‘ } s station at G n r f sanifest, andis calculated to pre. | Ve tanor ¢ c I BFOVert gnty OV i€ | Ca ne Islands wit ut toe cora coa | Be i ¢ i otates, espec a a3 | | squadron at Manilawill be rather augmented than reduced in stre netn in the a few weeks. Another impor- tant order prov ided for load: ng the collier

| Abarenda, at Norfolk, with the best quality

| of Pocahontas coal and for the departure of that vessel about Jan. 1 for Samoa by

| way of the Strait of Magellan, a voyage of

| 10,000 nautical miles. Another order

| : : : on | bearing on the situatioa in the Pacific was

piepare oi to be sent to the epecial equadron the to proceed direcily to

| when it arrives at Callao, directing

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Manila. Before the end of January the Huwaiian Islands will become a strong base

of naval strength and in conjanction with

the effective forces at Manila and San Francisco, will effectually command the entire Pacifi: Ocean.” This showa that

Uacle Sam’s designs are decidedly ambi« tious. The vastness of the power that will be exerted by the United States, when this policy shall bave been carried out, is cal~ culated to inflame the people’s imagina.

tion and eilence the couneels of caution and prudence.

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NUTES AND COMMENTS.

—Congratulations to Major Davison,

—The Mad Mullah, whose exploits re- cently caused a certain avxiety in India, has now been surpressed. He bas taken to flight, with two or three hundred dispirited followers.

—An official list lately issued shows that there are now in the Province of Ontario 1213 cheese factories, 222 butter factories, aud 19 cheese and butter boards. This is a great developmentin tbe course of a few years.

will returo and will pro The Americans are looking forward to his visit, and consider that it willresultin @ great accession to their interests in the Far East, following npon the advancement ofaims Common to the twa countries.

—Lord Charles Beresford home via the United States, bably visit Canada.

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