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1t will be perceived that there has been falling OF
this year in the quantity Of nearly every article included
in the above list The imporatioDs this year. generally
have been very limited The lsngthensd voyage OF our
packet ships from Great Britain and France have kept
this narhst very bare of goods and have consequently
made the spring business very backward.


Since the nrst of March, all the packets due have ar
rived having all very large cargoes By these arrivals
the supply ofsprng goods has become very large
jobbsrs will be able to all up their stocks to meet any
demand, from any quarter 1t does follow because
the packets arriving, come jammed full Of goods.
that the importaons for the quarter will be unusually
large but upon the contrary, would infer from this
fact that the demand would at this rate be so soon salts
6sd that further supplies would not be required and
that orders which may have gone out for later ship
ments, will be countsrmanded.


We have an impression that this springs business win
not be 80 extsnsvs as many anticipate but II will with
out doubt be more profitable and continue more healthy,
than 4 would pushed to great extent The jobbing
merchants OF this city have not yet abandoned those
cautious habits Of conducting business taught BY the
experiences Of the years Of the revulson. They have
not permitted the spirit Of competition to carry them BE-
yond the bounds Of prudence, and long - they o.
here to the principle upsp which bssnsss 10 nov -