Two examples of bills are resulted in this lesson

Two examples of bills are resulted in this lesson. Everyone is involved in a double copy. The original is sold [37] or sent abroad while the duplicate is kept
As a guarantee against original loss. When to everyone pay another, has no value. Notice similarity between bills as shown here and commercial projects as shown in our last lesson.

Cargo business of railways of the United States is much more than their passenger service, the

Cargo business of railways of the United States is much more than their passenger service, the income of the freight which is almost three times that from passenger movement. It is only in some of the states of New England, most densely occupied parts of the United States, that the passenger gives the receipt the equal cargo income. Industrial conditions of the United States demand movement of considerable quantities of the big cargo long distances. Our basic areas of grain from 1000 to 1500 miles from industrial areas and coast cities. Our richest iron deposits are in States, adjacent with Lake Top hundreds miles from coal layers of Illinois, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. The most part of a cotton crop is moved long distances to reach factories of New England and the Great Britain. Actually, the majority of products of our areas, woods, mines, and factories is sold on wide areas. The average distance has gone in each ton of the freight moved within year, finished on June, 30th 1896, there were 124.47 miles; and, as railways bore 765 891 385 tons that year, the number of the bearing one mile of tons was 95 328 360 278.

If you wish to use your check to pay the note, should in some other bank, or in real estate

If you wish to use your check to pay the note, should in some other bank, or in real estate purchase, either stocks, or bonds, you can find necessary to certify the check. It is made by the official of bank who writes or prints through the person of the check of a word 'or' Good When Properly Confirmed, 'and signs its name. (See an illustration). The quantity will be immediately subtracted from your account, and bank, guaranteeing your check, becomes responsible for its payment. Banks will usually certify any check, caught up them if to the investor have called for quantity to its credit irrespective of who represents the check, and this certificate does it for the person to bear in its pocket any quantity of actual cash. If you certify the check and then not use it, bring it in your bank, differently your account will be short quantity for which will delay the check. In Canada all checks are presented 'the keeper of the account book' for the certificate before to be presented to the paying cashier.
The certified check.
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FULL VALUE OF BANKS

Now foreign trade of China is substantially in hands of Englishmen

Now foreign trade of China is substantially in hands of Englishmen. In a year 1896 foreign export trade of China made 167 000 000$. From this quantity 132 500 000$ was with the Great Britain and its dependences; 10 000 000$ with the United States; something more than 8 000 000$ with continent of Europe, exclusive of Russia, and is less than 2 000 000$ with Russia. In the same year foreign trade in import of China made 102 500 000$ from which 56 000 000$ was with the Great Britain and its dependences; the little more, than 9 000 000$ with the United States; 15 000 000$ with continent of Europe, exclusive from Russia, and 12 500 000$ with Russia. (Other part of its trade was mainly with Japan). The policy of the government of China should prevent always, or [142] limit foreign trade; and even today foreign trade can be continued only in twenty six Chinese ports - so-called 'the agreement
Ports. 'The policy of the Great Britain should provide according to the agreement so big privilege of trade with China as far as possible; to throw opened the privilege in the world, but to follow it with such commercial activity by its own part as would provide to it the lion"s share of turning out trade. From these twenty six ports now according to the agreement opened for the world for trade, twenty three, have been provided by the Great Britain and three Japan.
PORCELAIN EXPORT, IMPORT, AND RESOURCES

Annual value of full manufacturing of textile fabrics in British isles makes approximately 1 000

Annual value of full manufacturing of textile fabrics in British isles makes approximately 1 000 000 000$, not far short, really, one quarter of full manufacturing of textile fabrics all over the world. The Great Britain invested more than 1 000 000 000$ in its textile industry, and one half of its full export consists of [91] textile manufacturings. The clap, woollen, and linen fabrics - the main main products of this industry, but is many other branches of it and many
Other vicinities, in which it besides those already mentioned. Leicester (204 000), which, as many other industrial cities of England, lie in the coal field centre, the main place wollen jersey manufacturing. Dumfries - the main place of woollen manufacturing of jersey in Scotland. Kidderminster, in , is the main place of the 'Bruxelles' industry of a carpet; , in Wiltshire, the industry of carpet . Kilmarnock, in , is the main place of manufacturing of a carpet in Scotland. Nottingham (233 000) is capital of cotton jersey and manufacturing of a lace of England. Norwich (110 000), in east England, has noted manufacturing of a gauze and the fine goods of a dress. Noridzhsky textile manufacturing - a case of duration of the industry in the community historically connected with it though its place is far removed from a coal field. Silk manufacturing of the Great Britain almost is completely limited by a county of Derby and adjacent areas in England. Macclesfield, in Cheshire, is the main centre. Coventry is noted for its silk tapes and a gauze. But silk manufacturing in the Great Britain does not prosper as these its other textile fabrics. Actually, in forty years it depreciated three quarters. The British silk manufacturers are not so skilful in the extra charge of their products with paints as their French competitors, and in silks of English language of a consequence though it is peculiar is better than the French silks, look the lowest and consequently cannot be sold under the favourable prices. But, on the other hand, jute manufacturing of the Great Britain increases promptly. Established only sixty years ago, value of its annual development - now twice value of the whole manufacturing of silk, and in [92], twenty five years have trebled. The main place of this industry - Dundee
(160,000), in Scotland.
MANUFACTURING OF HARDWARE OF THE GREAT BRITAIN

Fishery of Gulf С-Lawrence and the small waters adjoining on Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, has

Fishery of Gulf -Lawrence and the small waters adjoining on Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, has within many centuries, the most productive in the world. The Canadian fishing interest in these waters is very big. The cod, a mackerel, a haddock, a halibut, a herring, smelts, and a salmon, is the basic fish, and annual 'capture' makes approximately 15 000 000$. Value for approximately 2 500 000$ , trout of a salmon, a herring, pickerel, and a sturgeon is made annually from the Canadian lakes. Annually fishes of a salmon of the rivers and the big sea entrance apertures of British [191] Colombia cause 4 500 000$.
Approximately one half of full product is exported to the Great Britain and the United States.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS OF CANADA

The bank never should hand over to its notary a paper for the protest while it has not made sure,

The bank never should hand over to its notary a paper for the protest while it has not made sure, that its non-payment has not been caused by some error or misunderstanding. Rather often, even thus, that the paper has been made to subject payment in bank, the notary sends the messenger with the note to the manufacturer to make the formal requirement of payment.