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II is anticipated that this advance will continue
end of the season. The excess Of tolls this seas
last depends, great deal, upon the nature of
from Europe in relation to the harvests. Iffavort
large expectation Of breadstufs, the receipts
shipping ports from the interior will be much inc
and the tolls on the canals between this and the
navigation very large.


The capitalists Of Great Britain have not only i;
millions and tens OF millions of pounds ster
the railroads Of their own country, but hal
come interested to an immense extent in the II
on the Continent, in the British possessions 4
Continent and even in the United states POI
the stock Of the Atlantic and st. Lawrence
Company has been taken in London, and thd
ing railroad was built principally with foreign
Proposals have been submitted to the London
lists for the construction Of the Ontario and Huro|