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review OF financial affairs certainly presents something
very remarkable aud the results of the present
neDts VIII be very important. The mercantile classes
are striving to extend their operations much as
possible, regardless of the consequences. The i'm
porters only look 10 the surface OF things and for
ward their orders to the manufacturers Of Europe in
anticipation of demand The brokers initiate the most
worthless bubbles in anticipation Of rapid fortunes each
determined get himself clear before any hing unfavor
able appears in the financial horizon The banks are
compelled TO be less cautious than they herwse would
to be able to declare moderate dividends on their
capitals. 1t is only the shrewd calculating tar
seeing private capitalist that looks before him. and marks
out BY the beat evidence he command of
the probable result Of the existing movements in the
commercial world The result OF the approaching Pres
Dental contest must have very great influence COM
mercal affairs to the result of this election
may depend the prosperity Of many interests for many
years On the eve Of such important movement the
mercantile and mechanical classes may well pause and
await the termination. Without going into the detail
OF the principles either party predicting the effect Of
the Of either the different interests Of the
country but believe that any very material
alteration in the policy Of the government would be at
tended with very unfavorable results Any attempt TO
remodel banking system, any increase OF banking
capital would assuredly derange the existing order Of
things and check the wholesome restrictions that are


daily spreading through the country the banking
institutions, and creating a healthy, natural
state Of affairs, than all the legislation in the world
could accomplish. II would be far better that the
present policy should be adhered to- than by expert
msnts and alterations the whole system ruined, and
fictitious, unnatural, unsafe system take its place
Theresent times have bsen prodused by the elements of
trade and commerce being left to work out their
salvation. The government has, with one exception
the passage Of the tariff acet the commercial classes
alone and the difficulties they labored under have
provided for themselves a remedy. We have here
toiore had too much legislation, and the great
benefits lately realised, have been produced by the
checks that branch of Congress has had upon
the other and the check the executive has had and
csed both representative bodies. The people have
in fact been lot alone and that is all they ask There
are undoubtedly afew evils in existing laws that might
be remedied but fear that in the attempt to eradicate
these, many and more grevious may be entailed


We annex table, showing the exports from this
try to Brazil for nine months. It gives insight into
the Importance and value Of this trade that market
very great outlet for large amount OF surplus pro-
ducts


STATEMENT OF GOODS. Wares AND MERcHASDrsr,


STATES EXPORTED BRAzI. NINE MONTHS, EN-


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