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This shows much more extensive movement in the
article this season. than ast far the exporation
concerned, while the mporstons Of foreign merchandise
into this country, this for tha period the above
export Of cotton covers, have been very limited Ia
about time all markets should give signs of returning
activity The depression has continued long enough to
satisfy the most determined bear, and 10 full time for
change but IT s not necessary to produce another ex
Our foreign trade thus far in the looks un
usually favorable. and strict adherence to the course
pursued will tend to obterate portion Of the losses
experienced last year. Our packet ships In with
very moderate cagoss and the value Of the imports into
this port for January will not exceed four million dol
lars while for the corresponding month last year the
lue Of imporations amounted to So so4as7s proper
tonate decrease experienced Throughout the season,
the foreign trade Of this port and of the country generally
for is4s will fall far below that of ls44 this
mertit Is the opinion that exports will be greater
than ever before in any single year.