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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

Meeting Of the American Missionary
Association, at Worcester. Mass.


Association. at Worcester Mass.
THE Association will with the leave of Providence
hold its next annual meeting at Worcester, com
mencmg on WEDNESDAY, September 2Sth, at 2
O'Clock p NJ Persons designing to attend this meeting,
and desiring The Inequalities of the friends of the So
ciey in Worcester, requested to give early notice
the Chairman of the Committee of Arrangements,
deter post paidl stating whether they will be
panic by ladies, and time Of their expected arrival
that due information may be given to them OF the places
where hey can be accommodated
IN view of the great importance of the cause which
il the object of this Association to promote,
nesy invite the freR@s of Missions, and ali who desire
the spread Of pure Christianity, TO lie present this
occasion; and their personal efforts to
full attendance al the contemplated meeting.
We tTusi that the occas ion will be one OF move than
usua INTEREST," and that all that love our common Lord,
will be awakened by it, 10 renewed zeal to more fer
vent prayer md 10 increased liberia lily for the advance
ment of Ills Mission
1t hoped that the friends Of the Association no
meet with this Circular, will see hat due notice of the
Meeting given in the Churches of the various denom
nations IN their several towns.
Committee Of ArrdBgemen ts--George W. Russell,
John r. Lee, .saac Goddurd, Pomeroy Knowlton, LAS.
Whine. VIM. IL. ieakis, VIM g. Maynard, Richard
Rail Charles White, Benz. 7. Rice.
Worcester, Sept. l. 1853. DIFF SO
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.F0R sALE.

AUS ON Grove street, good House, consisting OF
@rs eight ooms, with garden well stocked with
$50 Fruit Trees.
said House is almost new, with large Poultry House
on the prems and is in every respect both
fort and convenience, very desirable tenement.
Inquire OF J. 5. CHENEY,
fb2 dtl No. 7 Grove street
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D, 5. BARNEs. Pronrietor
FRENCH, EE0LISH,
AND
"A Va EIEgHCAM EaRg.g.EGE2sgY.

fEsHG ladies o the United States respectfully in
vted TO visit the magnificent Show Rooms of the
subscriber. The arrangement she has recently entered
into fera supply OF The latest styles of Foreign Mill
merry from Madame Lehaeur, the celebrated millinar
in Paris, and Mrs Lamartine Bond street London,
gehef with her own superior taste enables her pre-
sent TO her numerous friends, and the public in general
at this season. the most extensive and attractive display
of FALL Goods in her line Of BUSINESS offered for
sale in this country.
Mrs 5 has to acknowledge he receipt of many com
pimentay letters om the trade throughout the Unon
relative to The safety OF the transit OF the Spring pur-
chases, and of the complete approval of the style and
finish Of all the sent out and she is happy say
that the WHOLESALE department is still under the
same management. Mrs. VIM. SIMMONS,
au30 d3m SEA Broadway. New York.
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Real Estata for sac.

&seA The Estate at the Corner Of Sumner and Bel
bh,8 rom Streets, recently occupies by the American
Antiquarian socisty,Is offered for sale on lib
Inquire Of $ F. HAVEN al the New Library Bald
ng- If ie7
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Ladies' Boots and Shoes.

SvaEM NEW assortment Of Ladies' Boots
VI just opening, comprising every vaety
k,Y d OF Black Gray, Drab and Slate colors,
w ~aaazsss with or without foxlngs French, Kid,
and Morocco Ties Brskins, and Slippers. Misses and
Chlren's Boots and Shoes of every shade and color.
Those who DESTROYS OF securing fashionable Goods
at fair prices will call at JOEL FLETCHER'S,
ap30 DIT No. SO Main ST., Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

Ia The subscriber wishing to locate where Land
"; is more plenty, ofrs his Real Estate corner of
Pleasant and Linden streets, for sale. The house
is nearly new, built by the day, and Of the best mate
rails. Terms liberal Price low Inquire Of
50 DIFF N. AlNSWORTH.
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Z ESare N.aaagee
FOR SALE.
For SALE.

Ia Two 60 Cd Dwelling Houses situated on Green
iliM ST., near the Depot Of the Providence and Wor
cester R,ilroad. For further particulars inquire
of the subscriber, at 2c6 Main Street
J. w, WETHERELI,.
Worcester, Avg 3, 1853 dtf
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NOTICE.

IIHE Coparmership heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the name and hrn Of p.
WRIGHT CO., is This day dissolved by mutual con-
SEM The affairs of the late firm will be seted by e.
T. Wrlght and he requests those indebted to the late
rm TO call and pay heir Bills that the accounts may
be closed as soon possible. Il. p WRIGHT,
Worcester, Aug. /, 1853. MOSES SMILEY.
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Caldwell q Hill.

A POTllECARlEs, and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines
N Chemicals, Perumery, Patent Medicines, Gold
eign Ieeches, Soda, syIups Inks, aud Fancy Goods
my24 duw6m 22g Main Street WorcesIer.
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FOR SALE.

IA The Estate row occupied BY lhg subscriber r, on
Ti, b Lincoln street.
The Lot is ange aud beautifully loca'ea
Inc Garden IS large, and unsurpassed in productive
ness and has book bordering on one side constitute
ing beautiful appendaae the same.
The House is also very large and convenient and good
enough for anybody who has got patent right or
good trade. Price $500. Come and look at 1t.
So dur O. II BLOOD.
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Paints, OIL, &c.

I EVILS mud Union White Lead, Ground and Dry;
Ia American and English Linseed Oil, Spirits Tur.
pontine, Japan, Copal, Vamsh, Paris and Chrome
Sreon, Chrome Yellow, &c, for sale low by
G. :. q A. j. HOWE,
Bl4 df Wor Bank Block
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MUSICAL.
Perry & Andrews
The I Octave. in Carved Cases,

THE subscribers Offer 70 sale Lenue Gilberts Pa
tentaeton~nd Bondoh PIANO F0RTEs Of di-
itrent styles, VI:
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
The 6 andf Octave in plain round and round Cases.
the and Octave in square Cases, with prices varying
from $500 10 $500 The Boud0r style which is
peTior 10 Others in form and tone the Octave in
carved Gases the Octave in plain Cases prices fon
$3.50 TO $500. A n the ABOVE have GibesGs Patent
Acti0n and are superb any others in the Market
and will be sold or exch lsed on favorable tern S
also, SerGphjRes E0lidBS and Me}0dj0as
from the best Makers. Music Books o all kinds A
a choice selection Of New Sheet Music pIauo Stools,
Shiress Furniture Polish, sc. Palos L. tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, d
aug diff a. ANDREWS. Teacher Music
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Building Lots I
Eel Eztafe far Sale.

ia THE HOUSE, BARN andLOP, No AZ Pleas
i'' III ant ste Aao 3 cottage House about six min
uels wals rfom The City Hall Arply IN
meA24 dt Jos. L0VEEIa JR- 8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-17

AeENrs-CALDwEI L & hill, E, Il. MARSH
and D. SCOTT, Jr., and srd by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers &c, Throughout the United States and the
Canadfs aus daWtf
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CL0TEiNG. &c.
Questionable Hats and Cans.
Y hite pe3ver,

epr. A iarge variety which VIII be sold At ereatde
- dpcJiuH from cost, at MERRiLI'S
ma12 dawif No. 291 Main street.
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E. p. WRIGHT

WILL continue to Manufacture Pupits, Counting
w Room and Office Desks, Library, Office aud
Dining Room Tabes Druggists Drawers and Book.
Cases. Also Piano Stools of every variety aud in The
most thorough malnrr Also, Upholstery in All its
branches done to oder aud hopes receive a liberal
patronage from his former friends and the public gen
orally. r. WRIGHT
Rear pane's Block, Main Street
Worcester August !, 1853 DIFF aua5
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1000 Coed Vest Takers Wanted

Two whom constant employ man through the year will
4 be given, and cash IA iuent every week, iy
GAS w FhEELkNn,
les dawtf Union slock. Main sc.
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~ A verv superiorE anicie of WHITE HATS
sl,59 may be fonhd st
- mEBRITLfS,
jel3 dawf IA. 22 Main st.
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Carriage Innings, Curtain Goods, EngIlsI
Pettengili's New York and Ioston
Advertising Agency.

EeItehSIIFS new NOTk and Boston
Advertising Agency.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
rTYHE Proprietor Of the China Tea Stores established
4 at Boston, in 1870, offer to the public
Five lbs Of fair NngYong Tea for ST. so
Five lbs. of good extra do. do. for I,75
Five lbs Of choice do, do. do. for 200
Five lbs of fair Souchong for 1925
Five lbs. of Orange Pekoe for l so
Five lbs. of Hyson Skin for I,5O
Five lbs of Young Hyson for 200
Five lbs of superior do. do. for 1925
done up in Five Pound Packages bundles, and caIcu
lated to stand journey.
The Proprietors recommend tLeir Country friends to
try their Tea. They address through the post.
office postage patti enclosing the money, and nunine
the kind Of Tea desired, which will be sent according
TO order, by express or otherwise
RFDulNG ~ COMPANY,
No 1913 Washington -trset, Boston
The Chinaman Afsaowe Assow is not now in our
employ, and has nut been jor months last.
irl TuTh& Sat3a
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Soap.

Soap.
On BBLs. Sperm Oh SOAP;
~ 10 do Whale OH do,
20 Cases Soda soap, in Store, and for sale by
- M G. T. a. A J. HOWE,
lylf uu Wor. Bank Block
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WANTS, &c.
WANTED.

Wanted Immediately
I00N COAT, Vest and Pant makers Good prices
LttOO and consa"t employment will he gwen.
Apply to MACULLAR, WILLlAMs, n 60, 27l
Pipei's Block, Main St. sign of TIE Fn}! Dressed Man.
my! DR.
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xtc5p NuUk
DALM LEAF, Straw. and Ieghorn HATS, in every
variety Of style, and Al The very oN prices for
cash, at MERRiiL'S
iei5 daft 22l Main st
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- sY, bal have been cautiously and labonously se-
sctsd with reference 10 the fitness OF The appoinse
and bis capacity and disposition TO discharge the duties
al his Office. We think moreover, that discover in
the appointments OF the President the iehusDce OF an
anxious desire for equal and just apporonnsn among
the different States and sections Of the Union Ia no
quarter has there been accumulation OF patronage or
monopoly OF fayors In this relation President Pierce
naniiess the catholic aud comprehensive spirit which
should animate the President Of The United States
Subordinate to the paramount consideration OF The
public service is The desire which the President doubtless
feels so distribute the patronage OF government
10 consolidate the strength OF the democratic party To
suppose him Indifferent TO this object would be not only
to forget his own declarations. and TO deem him regard
less Of the ordnay elements of success but 10 mpute
TO him also uneoncern for the ascendency and tn
unph Of those principles Of policy 10 faithful allegiance
TO which he owes his present exalted position Undoubi
eddy the President feels The utmost oocitude for the
harmony and ascendency OF the democratic party, and
undoubtedly will he fleet legitimate opportunity for
promoting that object Already has he given earnest
OF this spirit in the in which he has thus far APP
portioned the patronage Of government Recognising
distinctions, and espousng faction in the democratic
Notwithstanding all who stand upon the plat
form as disciples OF common faith, and repudiang the
narrow and pfoscpiive bigotry OF sec-n his just and
impartial arrangement he has embraced all who are hon
esy attached the principles of which he 's the chosen
representative and champion This liberal and equitable
policy is appreciated by the party. All true democrats
applaud the noble motives which acuate The admnstra
tion and all prepared to put just and generous
,ruclon on lis acts. The President has the confidence
of the country and the party The interests OF each be
ing in harmony with The interests OF the o,herthe
cess Of the democratic party being subsidiary to the
welfare OF the countryside President will doubtless con-
.ult the good of both, with proportionale anxiety,
and with an earnest purpose fully 10 discharge all the
obligaliors incident 10 his position,
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The FUNERAL OF Mrs. CAss.-The funeral OF hi.
amentsd lady was attended by very large concourse
OF citizens Sunday; and there not countenance
among those assembled in which sorrow was not visible
Many there were who mourned as for friend. and all
felt the consciousness that OF the nobest OF her sex
had passed away The procession 10 The tomb was the
largest known in the city.
General Cass remains in good health though OF course
the affection weighs heavily upon him May he long
live to EMO the respect and love of his fellow citizens
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ARRIVAL on rHs STEAMER ISABEL

CHARLESTON Aprl III The mal ste or Isabel Captain
Rollins arrived here this morning from Hayan. and Key
Vest, bringing Havana dates 10 the sth inst.
The political prisoners who under sentence
BY The gaoe were taken 10 the scaud with all tho
nonias of execution, when their pardon from tbs
Queen OF Spain read 10 them.
The health Of Vice King at the latest
exhibited improvement decline. He prcpa ring
embark Mobile, bat did 90 board on the 6h
HAvAsA April s-Sugars actvesales of assorted az
81, and 81 81; whiie, 10 yellow, II brown
d a 81 muscoyado, Al The stock OF Havana on
hand 200 900 boxes Moasses readily brings II in kegs
Of 81 gallons Freights unsteady, and email craft
waned-to New York VI Oh per box, and SO for hogs
heads. Exchange London has advanced-Britsh " J;
New York, u to3
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BOOKS for Ciergymen and FamiIies-Poors Annota
ID lions the Bible 3 volumes, SO; In half calf, s2
Browns Exposition OF the Dscourses and Sayings
Hengsienberg on the Apocalypse. volumes, 50 so
Family Worship by is0 Clereymen. svo., S.
Daily Commentary by the same. svo, 50
Theological sksch Book. volumes, 50
Burns Parallels and Miracles OF Christ rs cents
Jamess Course OF Faith. l6mo. IS cents
Do Young Womans Friend. ibmo rs
Kittos Daily Bible Illustrations. volumes, SO
Chalmers Sermons complete volumes 50
Lives OF Robert James Haldsne svo., 81
The Scots Worthless; by John Howe. 81 50
Glfan's Martyrs Heroes Scottish Covenant 90 cents
Daughters of Chinai by Mrs Budgeman. rs cents
Grsy's Poems illustrated. evo., 81
Par OF aud Near Home Each rs cents.
For sale by GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
Apl Seventh street
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The Mission TO SpMs-Among the most important
acts OF the President is the appointment OF the Hos
Pierre Souls minister plenpotentiary TO Spain. Mr.
Soue although among the youngest Of disng ushed
men, has already proved himself onel OF the bril-
liant skifu. and cautious.
We would so desire an ADLER, a more prudent mort
honorable man than Pierre Soue for the conduct of sc
delicate and so important affair and we are certain
that with the exception of few furious fanatics his ap
pon,men, TO The mission to Spain will meet with The cor
dial appreciation OF the whole country.
I IN y SUNDAY Times
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New YoRE, April ll-Flour-the market for State and
Genesees rather heavy to-day with sales 750 bbs at
81 62 for State and "a rs 81 80 for Genesee southern
-four is steady. with sales OF $50 bbls 81 S7k So 06i
Wheat quiet with sales of $50 bushels white Genesee
l25 cents and 10000 bushels white western deliverable
the LIST 81 May, ll5 Corn wanted with
OF 20, 900 bushels yellow 66 cents
BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE market for -four this orning
quite firm, with sales Of 1000 bbs Howard
81 S7l This price freely offered There has been
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by j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY DESIRABLE UNMPRoyED PROPERTY AT AUG
auction following desc nbed
cas- having OF "a feet niche. EACH
joining Of North Capitol and streets, opposite
and overlooking the railroad depot
lots 6JJ of 70 each New Jer
between and streets, adjoining the railroad
depot
lots square, 20 each
OF New Jersey
2lots New
These OF valuable improving kind being
In immediate vicinity OF the railroad depot
30. OF north
and New Hampshire avenue, containing 1879 feet
Lots and In square 81 fronting on Virginia avenue, between
path and 2oth streets
Lot No H. square 81, situated the Of north
24h streets, containing 1880 feet
Lot No, u 81 situated north
and New Hampshire aAenue, containing S square feet
Lot No 4, In square IL
Lot, square south Of H. containing $50 fee
Lot No H. In square Ios fronting 10Th
alley
s. "a a. Is. and 49, in square 49, fronting
spectively Rhode Island i7h and north
10, 30 ia square ST. fronting zad, and
in square n, fronting 2ad, between north and
Term. One third residue in payments
twelve eighteen months for notes sasfsoory ecu ed
bearing interest,
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
Ap5-d Aucnoneer
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Anew clipper ship, called the King of Clippers"
building East Boston. will be the largest vessel in the
world well the sharpest She is 325 feet long, has
50 feet breadth OF beam, 30 feet depth OF hold and will
register about 1900 tons Her rg will be the Fobes's
patent the yards the fore and main masts alike and
those the mizzenmsst the those the other
above the lower YARDS that, except the
all her sails will have duplicates every yard fore and
aft Among many other improvements she will have a
stationary seam-engine Of esht-horse power deck,
connected with the galley, which will be used for heavy
work. such as taking in and out cargo, setting up rig.
ging, &c
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MORE TROUBLES ON THE Rio GRASDE.-SrIzuRE OF
THE TOWN OF REYNo:A-By advlces from the RIO
Grande the 30tn ut learn that Carvaa has again
crossed the Rio Grande, and about sixty of his men,
der Captain Norton who lost at the attack
time ago on Matanoras, bad taken possession of the
town OF Reynosa, and of their first acts TO seize
on two OF it's principal citizens the alcaldes, civil mags-
,rates and hang them up until they had extoued from
them the of 81 900. the price Of their lives and
the security OF the defenceess citizens.
rumor was current in Brownsville that the town OF
Edinburg had been destroyed from growing
out OF The new fibuster movement, but the Flag
unable to trace any reliable source. Ejinbug is
American town situated in front of the Mexican town OF
Reynosa. Another account says Elnburg was threat
ened BY the Mexicans retaliation for the outrage
Rsynosa. An express had arrived q, Brownsville from
Ednburg and the commanding officer a, Fort Brown had
sent up small force protect the inhabitants.
Carvajal s said TO be above Brownsville with much
larger force threatening Canargo He is supposed 10
have about Texas rangers with him. and large party
Of renegade Mexicans. The movement is marsuding
one, which adds en-fold 10 It's enormily
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by j. &. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNiMPROvED PROPERTY AT AUCfION-By
virtue order of the orphans eourconhrmed by decree
the District Columbia, shall
Wednesday afternoon, April 18Th, 5A O'Clock
fronting 20 north between
wde running New
These ated rapidly improving the city,
subdvdcd if desired Title perfect Convsyances the
expense of the purchaser
Terms cash. g. l2 and 10 monhs
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
MARY MERRILLAT, Guardian
JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
An
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The UNITED STATES aIsT.-rhe New York Courier
states that the whole force OF the mint Philadelphia il
engaged quarter dollars only, they deemed the
most useful OF the silver COINS and the amount of new
coinage al this time amounts 10 Si5O,00O. They al.
coming at the rate OF $40 900 day, 10 be ready o
general distribution on the 18th.
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Maryland has resolved accept the invitation unani.
mousy extended them by the legislature Of Pennsylva
sia to visit Harrisburg in connerion with proposed
trip Of observation the JOINT public works OF Mary
land and Pennsylvania and next Saturday, the 10th in
slant, Fixed upon the day which the vi., is TO be
made
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1852.
$35,S06,29s
Excess imports
EXCESS exports
/. S37,l70,39l


Excess exports $37, l7O,59l
If specie, which is so important export from Cali
ornia is rejected from the account then MIR. Brodheads
estimate of the opprent balance is not far wrong But
the $50 900 600 of gold which California has exported
she got goods for. She did not give stocks for those
goods gave her mining wealth. How her staple
export be rejected from an International account any
more Than cotton But to pass that point; the balance
of goods is nearly thirty six millions apparently against
the country. But those figures for Imports the in
voice cost the other sde and for exports this side
The produce shipped hence for American accoun,
mostly and profit OF 10 per cent takes oil SIS 900 900
of the balance at once. The imports mostly show the
actual amount to be paid abroad, because they
American account Mr.. Brodhead makes allowance
for She American mercantile navy which abroad
some freghts; and il tonnage OF 4,l3S440 owned in
The Atlantic States, and worth $500 900 900, cannot
10 per cent abroad beside supporting 10000 American
scamen with their families home, they woald not in
crease fast they do Thus the weight OF cotton
ported was in American vessels. 600 900, 600 pounds,
which at half cent freight would give three million dol
lars upon that article alone These two items, freight
and profits on exports, wipe out Mr.. Bodhead's bal.
ance" The interest payable abroad is estimate,
and should require $500 900 of American stocks
be owned in Europe The chances that the amount
so owned is not one-ihird Of the sum- Again: all the
interest due actually RENTED, but considerable
sum it ia reinvested here. The next item OF travellers
expenses abroad will take offset from eU foreigners
who travel here. The government expenditure abroad
may reach about third the sum mentioned. The
amounts paid TO the navy nearly all hack. The re.
miances Ireland for passages OF emigranls hilher
in American ships, and every dollar comes back The
index to actual balances is derived from watching
the of business and the actual of exchanges