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will be seen by this table that sterling exchange is
steadily declining in rates. and would prise us
(, bills London, in May. down low as in the
month last year Our inportaons this have
not been 80 large fcrhe period last whe the
ports have much larger. The value Of the exports
Of cotton from tho United States this has been
least twenty millions of dollars than for the same
period last while the Imports into the country fallen
of full ten millions Of dollars This makes quite al.
teraon In the complexion Of foreign trade and
reduce the great balance against last years
business As the advances the decrease in the i'm
porations will without doubt be larger per cent the
spring rade has not been extensive anticipa
ted and the stocks of goods in first and second hands
unusually large the The importers and
mission houses have their power to regulate and
reduce the importsons Of this to extent snsurng
fair prices for the goods in the market, and fair
supply for the fall trade.


United States and State Stocks have, within the past
month, been very inactive


There have beeni many runors lof war shoat that
capitalists have bser little disposed TO increase their in
vesmsnts in these securities. II is somewhat strange
that dividend day for many of these stocks draw Nigh
prices should decline, but ssch to he the
Even the good railrosd stocks In the list sinking
der the depression in tho stock market.