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Delay Of the Western Malls.

CiScfSSsrI, March 9, 1880
In esnsequsnce Of the heavy fseehets which have
cured In the Ohio river all the letter bags despatched
cor the Esst since Sunday, viii be delayed for two
three dsJr Several Of them, learn contained heavy
rentsnees for houses I'm New York and Phisds pbis,
and IL he important that they should be spprs.d Of the
occasion Of the delay in not receiving them We have
had no Eastern mail for tvo days
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firrsUUEos, March 9, 1850.
The city continues quiet and further disturbanoee
are anticipated There are tve rolling mills nov run
ming By Eastern men, at new rates. Three or four
expected 10 eommeuce operations with fresh
hands on the frst Of the week
III. river IL stin very high
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CoSNrrormrsr rnr MrpcAL UsrsRsrr.-we
have In type . report Of the commencement Of the
medical ceTsrtment Of the University which Was held
last evening but cannot possibly End for II In
tedsys paper. We will publish IL tel morrow or next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-09
the Theatres.

The California news and the speech Of Mr.. Webster
crowd out notices Of the performances at the Broad
way, Bowsry, Buttons, Olympic, National, Ge &c,
last night They were all well flled Our advertising
columns viii point cut the attractions of this evening
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steam boat Accident.

CHicseo, March 8. 1850.
The steamer Detroit vas again caught In the storm
o. n'sht before last, at Ns- Buffalo. she was
,id,rae'y damaged but arrived here this morning. and
IL reFsirng damage.
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oIIowsra Saving. inss,sus,or.

B.Lrnoar, March s-5P VI.
The Legislature Of this State have passed bin is-
ssliairg the Howard Savings Institution.
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se., ~ ec.ae.s1 ths qussliea q asunien, arsw ,.
upon the head Of him who should Intentionally take
the INST step towsrds it eonsummation curse u The
most appalling ehasoeteg.
Mr.. TuRHEr next obtained The floor:
Mr. w.LsIn spP:sisd e hin % yield 70 Mr.. sevard,
nstor from New York. WITH the hst nat
Senator should succeed him.
Mr.. TvaSEv declined yielding. Subsequently, Mr.
Douglass stated to the Senate that he had obtained The
floor for Monday only BY the courtesy Of Mr. ssvsr6
and 40 that Senator had failed to obtain the door o
Tuesday, he felt bound TO yield to him Monday ana
take his own chance for the door on WEDNESDAY.
MI SEWARD thanking the Senator for his hndnssg
said he would address the Senate on Monday.
After some remarks BY Mr.. Badger, Mr. Dayis Of
Miss, and MI Butler, In reply to Of Mr.. Walksg0
observations and rsjoindsr BY him. the further ocn
and
The Senate Adorned until Monday
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India and China.
P.ssensers by the Canada.

Rees Mr. and Mrs Underh. Mr. and Mrs Rider Mr. Mrs
tsns wnsh. PoSoomsn Css TSs wius R.i..
Ears, Crawford Eurid Confer Chrystis spoyes. Arkh
slem ming Fskman. Nay Ewart, Brock Eiss Ward
Dahn Giimour, Cohen. Hall, Tobur Coleman, Orskin
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House OF REPRESENTATIVE

House OF Representatives.
WARRINGTON, March 8, 1850 n
The House ives engaged private bills 70 dsy. .
twelve Of which were passed. The House then won't
into committee the private calendar. OAe bill wae.
discussed and laid on the table, when the committee
Adjourned until Monday.
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THIRD EDITION.
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

New York, Saturday, March o, 1850.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OIFIoK,


We have had fair degree of activity in market during
the past week, and prices OF nearly oil leading articles
have been fairly sustained, Cotton it will be observed has
improved slightly since the favorable advces brought by the
Liverpool steamer Africa. Flour has advanced little as is
also the with GRAIN owing, ia the lat to falling
off in the receipts. Sugar has commanded rather better
prices but Moasse is shade lower Tobacco continues
inactive.
The Collin S steamer Baltic is in her fourteenth Gay
from Liverpool and her accounts fully due by telegraph
COttOnWhen we closed our last weekly report the market
was beginning to evnce rmness at the u cent decne
which had ensued upon the unavoabe advioes by tine ~
pool steamer Ameca. On Saturday and Monday operators
were expecting later by the Africa in consequences
which the sales were confined TO $500 bales at former pne'
though without any decided improvement AI'er nooh On
Tuesday the long looked for European adyceS were au De
fore the public and proved Unexpectedly avoraD as hey
announced an E044d advance at Liverpool WYNN Us tls
intelligence has had the effect Of increasing the demand ara
eausing an improvement prices Of 559@ OF cent; the
sales since bsnq 5000 bales Tuesday $500 on Wednesday
and Thursday and $500 yesterday, thus making total for
the week of 20 600 baestakeu for France the Continent
EnpIanI and the North. We rsse figures to con-
firm In the slight improvement noticed above The re-
ts a, this pOrt first of September 34957 bales
sarst 8J7 2l7 to same time in 1919 while at all the u b
morris there is of g. lS bales, compared with
| the same period last year,
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Cotton and Tobacco stalement.

Tobacco The market has continued Inactive the few
Juyefs Nh9 hase con'e oi" ~ 5 1 -, ~ ,r.st
CONCESSIONS on the lower sfade' "nc aie mus F
and tney nave lheleoie uole ue 81 ,b bbest ics
.oLs Oh Aomlt'en iOc appears ~ Oe I tI b. he
which buyers are wliing % give puI as s9' lis
nhaois TO MAKE my PutonaSe a. '' ~ -5s.Ts.f
which are oil course eGtte,y no'1 t iil5IS Maso
common 70 t gno' an o1t'eO ''/@' o''''0N'
'eun,s' ''g , tho e,,ar mart of the wee
TX. - % -bo Eerosr5 continued good
mas 'een ohy lnouetae' anu ~ 'ao The
II ia tIo rstsg M, tn "Wednesday
"eI 80. ,i .s. Iast week The bnsne.s since has
80 5 a., .t CoI,o,,Ji,, 7potaiion.. inferior 20 Common,
grsl 81 MI IN EpIg E.r ANAL. Prime and Choice,
'4'g'.tt ~ w.. 100 ii1G bLdg F,norts
I3 L 80 i' Wv"
- ~, M MI hoo t . r;lr,l s,,nnl, ,vi,b .,
~ 80 ia.I and tho MING rate since NJ ..
- I,,,,er no., no closing nriceso BID. r.r..
NJ 49, @ tn goTI hbls incIudjng 1Eg0 taKsr .. ..-
h' ~ Si 40 sor few lots of Iple,r .
@ iI % I'D IF oic at glc WeeE,s raceipts A. ST.
1 Is sO'I 80 q, -oa 81 5si7 hi.
Igio, Srh Rim ,,,rke, bas undsryons M material
- a Ist Ei sno,t bn, r,ces have Iatter'y
h a rnn n good axnor demand having prevailed during
the ,yeek The salar m to Thursday evening embraced
Gn 10 r. III ,, t,yo tIiz If "a bicl were Ohio and
,J,n, the ioiog ,sngs of nrs ohio and Indiana
er7s a 3gG8s4 BIZ from the Lev, ,, and "a 5OdeIyeed
alongside ship; Illinois "a 5l9s4 co. ST. Louis "a 65C3
a 70 and extra brands 81 0j$5 - " Dbl We have also
otced some sales of choice Ohio at "a 625, Yeeriay
business included in all some 500 bbs quotations.
Weeks receipts o. sI7 bbs Exports, l4,tgJ bbis.
Grain-The supply Of Corn has been light aud although
he demand hrs been quite limited, prices have fur her ad-
vanced loalg5c W bushel The of the week have
probably reached $3.50 sacks including 25gI taken yesterday,
the market opening on Saturday 6Og65 and the rates
| Monday advancing I0072 bushel. at which figures
the sales from the Leves have mostly been effected Oats
have continued advance and ECO sacks have been
sold mostly 7Oc bushe for ST. Louis from the Levee
with lots from store Al Toe We have also noticed some
of Ohio Gjc W DusheI Bran in small lots has brous hit
81 " y lOJib Weeks receipts Of Corn, Ills SKIS. ES
| ports, 1852 SKIS
ProyisiOns-The demand for barrel Pork has been rather
limited and plices have ruled a little lower The principal
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OFHCE LAKE PONTCnARTR AIN kNLROAD Co.
New Orlea, S, April ~, 1919.
A r Meeting of the Board of Directors, it was
n ReSOiged That pablo notice be given by the Company
hat in conformity with the rules already adopted and made
known it shall hold itself responsible for any loss, dam
age or missing whatever happening goods transported,
eycept when resulting from accident during the actual voyage
rom one end of the road the other, and that all freight
shall be the risk and peril OF thu owner Shippers con.
gnee, from the very moment it is nnloaded.
an If J, NEVILLE, Secretary,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-28

I TSEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-AR Rich
y Assortment of latest patterns of Solar Lamps Giran.
with the greatest variety Of LAMPS that can be found In this
city, and al the lowest prices by f.. WOOD PERRY,
Mgpn iuas 81
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


{
Friday Evening, December q, 1850 o!
BEEF CATTLE-Arived during the pest week SIG -a.
Beef Cattle (ncudng $50 Western and the Texas
There has been steady good demand and the mark
with scarcity of Western. Prices firm. We quote a.
7llc % ID net excepting several head of extra sized Cat
which sold at higher rates.
HoGs-953 Hogs received during the week, though
there only small stock left in market. Prices, 697c %
10 net.
SuEEP-During the past week 1880 Sheep received.
More left in first hands. Prices 50 CO0s5 80 head,
c,rding to quality.
Mich COws-Recepts of the week 1873 head. A mode
rate stock on haod, Prices, $2s CO0$75 90 W head.
CALvEs-The arrivals during the week amount 2i5 head
There good demand and but few Mich Calves to
be had Prices 81 O0iO$ll % p head.
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Jenny Lind Deer Coats.

to- Just received choice assortment of JENNY LIND,
BEAVER, DEvoNsHIRE KERsEY, BLACK CLOTH AND
PETERsHAH OVER COATS, handsomely trimmed, and Just
the thing for cold weather.
SHERMAN, PERSON co.
DIG 6t2p6t3p l Magazine street, corner Canal
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A LIE AND PORTER-4 casks Ale and Por-
n ter, assorted, landing and for sale by
nN I'm JOHN II, ELLIOTT & co.
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Cry NEws.-ltwas almost impossible yesterday to obtain
a single item of any consequence The Recorders Courts
are at pre- an the only places * for Them and they pre-
sent bu a moor field
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S36O.OOO.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
MosEs GREENWOOD, Vice Presiien
HANsoSI, Secretary,
TO RENT.

HOUSE TO RENT, in St. Claude street. be.
IL tween Banick and Bayou Rosd First Munei. -
palily. New and weli-hnished Two Story Double fst
HOUSE, with two story kitchen. The Front HousslA
contains Rooms with fire place in each with crates. the
Kitchen contains rooms the construction of the House
intended tor two Dwellings, and wall be rented separately
at the rate Of s month, the whole easa good
tenant at as There yard eath half Of the house.
with separate entance to EACH from the and tie oca
ton is most respectable. Apply to HUGH DOWLIN, a.
his Paint Store, No 81 St. Claude street. between Baick
and Bayou Road. dT-lwtM
D ESIDENCE FOR RENT--A Country Resi-
IL dence two miles from the city, containing 81 ar. -
penis OF highly cultivated ground, with Large Oval t
ing Houses, Stables, Carnage HOuss, Green HOdses A
etc. and IN fact convenience for large and gens
family. Rent low aenant who will keep the property IN
good order. Apply at Y Naiehez It., upstairs MS II
EOR RENT = Two small Tenements, with
large yard csern on Magdelen street. between -
Common and Grayier, viii be rented low to good M
ne # EDWARD Il. PoMROY. Q Common =.
EOR RENT Iowa new Two-story Frame
House, containing four Rooms, and situated On an
Cypress street, the New Basin. The house well
calculated for two small families, but viii be rented g
good and responsible person. Tor sl5 month ApplS
- LuI a bOYrCrt u 7IsBazine 81
GIOusEs To RENT.-A number OF DWELLING
H HOUSES for rent, Canal street. between No- ~
and PFeauX streets, from the first Of October 3f
| ApplytO [s5 I'll c. NJ FOGG, 80 Magazine st. IN
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Eg'4S ~ For be Benefit uf he
Sg~& NEW CATHOLIC SCHOOL. AW Tndt
t$e The Michael's Benevoieh BufisI Socey GHkf&
"a will give a Ball in The splendid Saloon Of he FI~
Hotel opposite MaFharkste to the oon
on U0rt WEDNESDAY EVENING, lst Of January
5l the benefit Of the New Catholic School, Of De0ri
rnl F0ucher streets.
COMMITTEE Of Arrqug eua1iaP. OshaughneazJ Bernard Gil
l0oIv, Mishns. NeaFy, James COgllon Andrew Kg
Ftggr Manager Michael W. Murphy, Mathew Maxwell, P
Coffee J. q. U'Couupl-
~ -k.- y he N 4.
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AMERICAN THEATRE,
Sole Proprietor and Manager s. CHARLES,
Acting and Stage Manager. w M FOSTER
Treasurer. W. JONES'
tsys- No bill received.
III Doors open haliras Performance commence at
PTiCes Of Admission. Boxes anil Parqucya, % cent? E
Family Circle 50 Coored Boxes 50 cents Galleries Is cents
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.....,. for sale.


BY p, Il. TAYLOR
Office q GraUier street.
SATURDAY December g. 1850 Il o'clock-Wl be sold
> auction, Banks Arcade
THE VERY DESIRABLE LOT, with improvements thereon,
situated Magazine street, between Nue Dame
SAID LOT % feet II inches and lines Magazine street.
with the depth.
TermsThs purchaser mortgage s. paya-
bic in may next 5000 payable years per per
auauTu interest and The balance in cash.
,..,A IsU..,.
Tue TWO VALUABLE LOTS GrayiGrr between Phippa
and Broune known Kings Stables each q
front, depth Of ii9 feet II inches These lots
block Plans part cUay defining the properly may
at the Office Of tn auCu0ng-r t day sale.
Tern5 $500 year S&jCO years
per and the balance in cash the whole
mortgage the prop rty.
" Acts Of sale before T. o Stark N P, expense Of
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Francis FGb1'e - Co.
No. % Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing establishments,
Have pleasure informing friends that they IN
rs5epto choice selection OF FALL and WINTER GOODS, all
the tes materials manufactured the latest style and at very
moderate pricaa. The stock comprises in part:
Super Black and Blue French Cloth DRESS COATS.
:. Brown Olive Green French Cloth Frock CoaI
Brown, Olive Green, French Cloth Walking Goats.
Brown, Olive, French Cloth Business Goats.
Black, Blue and Olive French Cloth SacH
DTab French Cashmere Sac Coats
Black, Brown and Dahha Cloth PALETOTs.
Black, Brown aud Dahia Cloth sURTOUTs.
Black Cloth CLOAkS
Embroidered Black and Fancy Silk Vests.
Embiuiderai YaeEciI Vests.
Embroidered Marseiles Vests
Black Six AMI Sain Vests.
Rich Black and eoorsd Figured Silk YeS.I.
Rich co.DFsd o. stmeTe Ves
White and Bul NsrseGleI Vests.
Buff Valencia
Black and Blue DoesEin Cashmere PANTS.
=. C0urai and Fancy Cashmere Pants.
English and Oxford Mixed Cashmere Pants.
e. Now spun Silk UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS.
White Cashmere and Mern0 Undershirts and DraWerI
Kbned Lambs Wool UndershiTts and Drawers.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
SILK, Merno and Cotton HALF HOSE.
:. Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
Black and c01red Silk and Satin CRAVATs.
:. Rich Figured Silk aud Satin C-avats.
kich White Figured Silk and Satin CravatI.
Rich coore4 Figured Silk and Satin Cravats.
:. Rich Coorad Silk and Scarts.
White and cooed Linen Camllrc HDKFS
White and COorel Silk Hikis.
=. White and coors4 English Silk suspenders.
White and JGed Wellington Suspenlers.
Black coJred and White HJskin Gloves,
. Black coluTed and Silk Gloves.
and coored Silk UMBRELLAS.
:. and cniored Scotch Gmghsm Umbrellas.
t Alarge assortment OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS, Of very So.
perlOr manufacture osl lv dip, ~ 3dp, 2nW
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F. SMITH, DelEt(StS. G. 7 BoARpMAN.

D. T. SMITH, DcHttUSESs o. ~ DUAhDNsN
& BO 4fiDMAS, Office North corner OF Ia
- tayette Square and st. Charles street, would call the a.
tentlon of suerzg humanity their superior Operations Ia
The preseFyatioa Of the TEETH The art of preserving s
manenty GASEOUS Teeth one that TOO few Praetonss
most semitic operators; and feel il our duty 70 as
those ho wish prompt and certain Preservation af tose
vapa Bile auxaIies health take The earliest opportunity
II having them cared for Inthe insertion of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, especially full especial pride and Gaze
CONSTRUCTING them defy the scrutiny aa
uaranyin all Instances complete satisfaction In dssases0
the Gums and Teeth general, all tind cheerful
eHndd advice gratis. Numerous persons who have tae
practice in all ats branches, 10Th in the city and country
fivOF. iYl3 tai lie
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Succession Of Phineas Solomon. ....... Deceased
BY LEWIS FLORANCE, Auetr.
Office No. 81 3rqyier street.
CATURDAY, December 2s 0cockH ct auction
- Banks ArcadeBy Honorable n
Lea Judge Of The Second D5tril: Court New Orleans
November 10, 1850
Tie following described SLAVES belonging
sion
a Negro Man named Sam aged about 2j years
JAMES. Painter aged about . years.
NED, Field Haud, aged &c years,
AHCHIBOLD, aged 81.
ROBERT, aged 50,
and his child. d Gil aged years
Woman, BETSY STRECK, sged 81.
Terms Of sale, cash.
o purchaser
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HARMONIC INIMENT- Linimenthas
been proven TO be ono of the Pam Extraetos
that has been found out To- many geais' % Osen s ey
ache and many otfes that we are her Io 1t i for
tS Dr1seisis eor St Charles and Union streets, next
Dr. Cianbss JlbGEh, NewOrleans. n23 If
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NEW ORLEANS,
RAlLRoAD COMPANY.

Is g 7i5ss ..,
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WET NURSE-A healthy Mulatress, with
w fire Breast of Milk so the best character and stand.
ing can be had for few months, if immediate application
Is made 10 % Bank Place. dl4
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS
l. Johnsons Patent REEOILING SPRING LANCET.
This invention suppnes all that be desired IN
Lancet without of the Disadvantages ncdsat to the or
binary Spring Lancet heretofore made of 1t be ad
nsed TO the PesoR required that cannot vary from the
point Intended ard the ecO of the point lnstantaneou
The uuskiled use with perfect seennty sup
ply lust received for sale by p u. MASSEY,
die corner Camp and Gravier streets.
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GREAT SOUTHERN ExPREss

$3.50 - 3 z77lz555:5:e
gEBERHL CONTEYHNCE and PACKAGE
Delivery Agency,
Connected 11ith H.4R.N'D EN- S Northern LiHe.)
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET

Corrected Daay by W. ". Wnrrn & Co. 81 cam0 st,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-05

bill to prohibit the bringing Of slaves from Maryland and VIZ
spa TO this CITY for sale but made auson to the trac
carried on within the District The coored people here were
left to all the horrors and crimes Of that commerce. Inc
save pens here were forbidden The slave merchants
here had that bill passed. would have continued to purchase
men, 10 obtain more women, and collect still greater num-
Der of children for the Southern market Your slave auc-
tons in this city would have gone on he declared fraud
upon the public 10 represent that bill contemplating the
abolition Of the slave trade.
For wears it has been the practice in this House, when
Speaker was elected arrange the committees as to
press all petitions sent them praying the abolition of this
traffic and those committees thus uphold trade at which all
their constituents that these petitions REFERRED but the
committee made report. Why not Because they were
placed there for the very purpose suppesng those petitions
Look said hey the last years have these commit
tees suppressed the thousands of petitions sent to them
tany they have. Not has been reported Why not
Does not the voice of the nation reply that they were 80
ranged suppress those petitions And who arranged
them The very man who the Wings say he ought to have
voted for the office Of Speaker They insist that ne was
bound to become party to this stupendous fraud
He believed that Governments constituted among men
to secure the people the enjoyment OF ngn
These undyng truths proclaimed by our fathers, and
placed record They, sir were not afraid nor ashamed TO
ayow them He most soemuy, most devouly cherished and
sustained them Nor would he any time sustain any man
for the office of Speaker Of this House who dsbeieved in
these doctrines. Nor would he for any
who dares not avow them
Mr. G1DDIsss in pursuance Of promise previously made
by him. then demanded The previous question: which was
conded by the House.
And the question being first taken the amendment Of
division. (.
The question then required the resolution OF Mr. BURT,
and being TAKEN resolution passed without division
The House adjourned to Monday.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL EPIToME.

ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON, DEC. Z, 1919.
There is but little change to note in the general
tone of affairs on this side by the present steamer.
The same abundance of money and advance of the
funds have marked this week as the last and al
though, as the year draws to close, we generally
find contraction Of operations, business is as &C
tive now as we have ever known it for the season,
while the prospect of good spring trade is brighter
than has been since 1916. We are, usual expecting
great things from the cbeapness of money both stimulus
industry and inducing investments in produce rather than
Government securities, which pay but low rate of interest
Prices of manufactured goods beginning advance
well those of various staples bat wait for spring to
develop fully the influence Of expanded currency upon
real and the prices of commodities. Meanwhile, il
may be unnteestng give you extract from letter,
which lately received from most intelligent gentleman,
bearing upon this subject /, written in reply
ques made by his opnisp concerning the proba-
bic future range Of prices Of of leading articles
port-the raw material Of which raise ourselves His
observations follows
cit is past the reach Of human judgment form posi-.
tive and safe conclusion the of permanency
the present upward movement in which appre-
bend is based quite much upon anticipated actual aug
of consumption and demand under the utterly pre-
carous and casual condition Of the system which
regulates the Of credit and Of commerce dependant
it, We cannot tell whether the expansive action which
appears to be just impressed upon the policy Of the
monetary machine Bank Of Engand) is intended to be
tnued till business has adjusted and enlarged itself in
spondence thereto, and then TO be reversed whether
that case, earlier later period of progression in
order TO prevent late but violent by producing earlier
but moderate evulsion OF prices and activity whe
Their the pressing distress and danger of the agricultural nte
rests has urged the Govern men,, did in 1922, into
extensive and systematic attempt to relieve il BY
strong decided and action in extension Of credit
and Of currency II the latter be the which W.
doubtful Of demand win steadily augment TIL Il oyaakes