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Helioions Notices.

.,sh,-st Baptist Churcb-PreeehinE By the fss:of;
ihfc wEdoTT bsns a Ss ss o. re bse O.
{. ss Ts': o Tsy E;sss d E. aS5 g;
dYs s. EsESISa o Services eoasaes al y oeo5
.,.,;psrs, Charch Rooseyel-st-lsy sESEcA
HtwLs9 q a ss hsd91f I6s eot Rev dAFqER
~ oes n and The Ps1so N the syeniss ~ 20 ,sd "
ss ~ gsb generally are respectfully Invited 70 ''''o
p;sh IuiversalIst society, pOaworhs Han Ne go
sisSSsy NogSiSG sS AFTERsooS By he is'Or Rev
kTs4WYEt D. D. The pubic are Iespee.'-"y ,u''.. ~,
0d Jobn-s K tharfs, sewSs1 T spa
sow ,ksbbsibj It io ~ and Y ~ ss'' nee una
EU 80, ,bs efy cordially invited 70 stleno.
hgSeh6wyhss 1 ES Tso2oH oaE tie
r.rs. .aa Gh'I saiisci he CHRISTIAN Law Of HoDey
Por,,b-i NJ Il Church r.. HeT lTHDnhs eckRIT0S
~. AFTERNOON At o'clock BY iS ns ~. Pastor vii
sVsT he srsi srio' Of DsC9es BY rsqass % ooet
sss~ Cause, and Kennedy kSt ~ a,s end
ra.eI-st Presbyterian Chgreh-Diyine s e WI
l:5e God TIa b S' he Rev SAMUEL GLE&ASDER
AiuIiTOS oflh General Assembly o. the Presbyterian
10 Irs.snd. seasfree ~ = . IvsgIp
rv,s,sb on sUNDAY Oct. at icy a. NJ and oeo1 az
Pnysr Mesiins the afternoon seas ''ee Inc p1'"
~ Pirst Frce-wn Baptist Church. sssvs p,t, ps
Prince I'D woRSNG At 10 oclock By Rev
EbEEEzER KNOwLToN from The state Of Name IL '''
~ Funeral sermon the occasion Of the dea,h o. W
etoRGE q The DsriIa0or Pso9sI' T be
SaRpA Attn EVENING at " O'clock IN the non oDs,ss
,1 Cureb fhst between Avenue and BY the nov
GpIsEFIL Sermon Youth, In the above CAmen 10 tS
The Fir.t society Of the New Jerusalem meets for
MN wohip even SABBATH at 10 ~ IN the 'nspe o. the
inkp Theo FenntTy, Uni'eaypiSee near Washington
pune. Seats free.
10 The RI Rev. samuel A. Met oskry, ID. d., d. H.,
pbn oi Michigan will preach in 81 John the Essnge .s
a., Enseors Free Church 10 MORROW Sunday EVEN ~
of Sunday evening collections are devoted 10 the iuAa of
erecting church ediaee
" Free Fpiscop Church, No So Fast BroadgsN ne y
Nsrte-st RALPH HOfT Rector ssrgice on SUNDAYS
AZ 1N AN and SPIN Al invited. Seats free
m Nofcc-End Of the World IN ISL T. BLOW,
w,fd.vrrs Lecture TOMORROW ENENINO' IN The Adyenl
un Cbens No 80 FOrsyths showing the evidences OF the
Sfond Couns Jus Christ next year Services 10 commence a.
TPM The public are invited TO come and hesf'
.ocie,v ar liberals. No s1uare.-TO NOR
ROW a. NA JAMES PALMER wll denver ns ieo
sTe the following question lie the God Of Nature
tbs Of tbe UnveTsel Free drcussisn. free soats
r. Tent PreRching in Br0oklyn.Ihe Rev Dr SiOaI
sfIe PlfTm Church, will preach SUNDAY AtIEkNODN
~ sl O'clock Al the Tent Uuons Of Hamilton Ferry for the
benefit OF the mass Of that needy neishiorhood
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~ PeSt-Oeice. New-York.-NOTIcE-E arcpesn MAJ
rTPost-0nce Newly .nvsl32es
the floWag eenoninaiiohs AKA Ie-es --S ->~ ~@- ~
TS, size Witt s a. z Z s ssai1sa
Eo Li',t w.. and sas q s ss9dI:s
They sale in paessse Of . enTelope, esSA' ana nc ~
TIE Cent Envelopes Letter ire can O. ; Sf E
corTesPoDdenoe. iSAAS ', -, -.
IL Temperance rnets for the Tipe-, p1e.ae 30
Albany All iegrpsso Ir.et, g z, 100 "a 70, s
'' SaF iSSfhrfsss MEAsSy
THE LoUOR TRAFFIC and others toEe;her wia me .s
sse ps IL for s single eoP,, 70 ee1. Ae1 49,
pondng Secretary. ". u boitLhIo-1, A--
4s 1t' Tsb az sFF re
6xsEFESs I'VE aEEAAE RNEARGEIEST
TIE SPLEEN all the discern. forms Of bau. dsss ia
cure Of boz = sssy a@s2ssd % o.n s5 G5 o.
as eolnsn bei1S entirely new ds widely n s ihsr.
Peatc esse AID ',.o o. yb Ia BEEN the seee
dminstrston known where h.s 4iea
ehi and while IEins ssscl.sys sRsss o
& its 5se a. -s com pa Il
ebs have hOrOus by many e.p nj Pny,sss
With sna success 10 AZ eaes Eaee e's, a.
tent peys reInedy will Be found SSd 40
travelling through residing IN injected dlsfc' "
Read the following testimony; n. " -. ,s,a
D. sAxDs-Geatcrs Having been the pst year
severely afflicted with fever tnd sgue and hyns n al
bsve ben constantly exposed 10 r9Peasd $500 ' .nass them
@ 1s . Of Ed bs sde: 91
s R Esg sood fS .nd iGG one B os ens
my spPe resnsted ny oo% sIa he aoo sT a.
self enough lsh 20 two or three more
.aeFD &C. have dTi alone p%ARD MEIER
Prc 81 50 Per bottle Prepared and sold whsesae and retail
eSth e Of wiIam NevYof. sold also By Druggists generally
Pcrsons endesyor deceive the public the PIoPnor o.
COsTARs RAT Mouse, CockrOaehes &c ExierHf Ator NOR
neither powder dqs nor pIs L. "SsIleS
ey hsrn, g TO msntind and the ony a.es N & r. H.nnv
It's COsTARs Depot No is Broadway where the ApPJ
" Consumers Of Nilk-The citizen, are IePss,iay
informed the retail poe Of Pure Country Ms VIII be GEMS
per quart and wholesale Oh and sfsT Oe, va ,x,oy
re- PetersyiIie Homestead AssOciation.Ths Assoels-
ton present numbers hundred me ne sad ist
The snd are nr'ss ps 1I S 1 IS cents per
weet entities member to four city loss SI1t9 esht ey os
psyncrs Time fyen members to Iay up back das
gur meens Of the Association are held every
and Grsudet fun Of the members The meetings
sT' N FPF further P@ %A oTT o'aa No
9hv p n GELLATLY Secretary No l0' Broadway ROOM
soath WiIIiamsburghA Regular Meeting Of ~. hss9,
citation will be held at their Rooms No. lsI bower on - t
business affecting their Interests WI pc PeieeFK 49, pdn,
sderstioD Dr. L. H. hlMbEbOA' r'e'u'""
~ Emgrant Intelligence Once, and labor ~
Change Noe 3 and CSa' Of .on he cam away. BE-
numbers Of Lsbore and Servants a. very iow re.
sending the necessary to pay the passage OIL
he parties required No fee TO f%gaS superintendent.
rJy The Way TO DO Coed Business-Yoq may DO good
business by business known and 70 axe az
Ha5Sss ' Re printed the Gree Printing
p HOLMAN GRAY Co.. Cenrest, corner Of White.
TsysT sSt ss1s 6 6PEsf P
yLICKENER Co No 81 Bseays and BOYD cHl ~ r.
ErEG Broadway and John and BY f. &
psss this paper
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60 farmers ano Others.

ISn MULES for SALE.-The subscriber has
sJU constantly and laEze number OF good
ALE oded Mules including webToke Mules large sac aad
well matched pairs suitable for teamwork Kind Of tean
worn suitable for shipping and lot OF GOOD y9ns
and unboken Terus reasonable Inquire of A , CHAN5bK
LAIN 2tt Bulls Head Y the residence Of the sahscri
her At JameburE J. Camden and Amboy Raio where ne
mules nav seen number OF nne Pes
AT The Annual Fair JAnegrs Agricultural Society SEPT y held
this place. yAMLs - 49,. ~
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"AVTNG THIS DAY ASSOCIATED CHAM
proV Br-STLL With mys-lf n the Waoessls lnnisoD
pr, "a Rr Ba1neas vii hereafter confined At No I'D
Ss,,ss II snes. ne arE Of JOHN PR4ESlLE1 Co.
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III. unSesssS oses for s i ,n4 choke H0ek Of ths
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We s- Afrn.s or ebrsd PENN Straw ADD Bonnet
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Ready Monday.
rI,HE THIRD EDITION Of the First Monthly Part


J. for AUGUST ofthe
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The advertisement pages which appeared IN former editions are En-
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OWING 70 the Of sine consumed he FrceIetioa OF
reject and costly ElectrOiype Plates for the
OCTOBER NUMBER
md h rare requisite The of the PTesroFk lie Pees
ion Will he un,vcidsbly delayed few days
p ORyIs,
Publisher, No. Is Nl-Aas'
list PUBLISHED The most singular and ex-
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THE PIRATE DOCTOR Being the HstEy Of ni've q ne
Civ Of SYo.k VINO few years nee IA career o. mex
,up,ed be Srsss and ssprsyy Pirate AID Pseteins PA
in the civ alternately following each profession Free :. eea
The Pirate Doctor will e recognized By ugnarcus re,dss q
story afhoush r obyoas II real name no, s'e @
who have fashion able soeisty bat few years ago
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narrative. 80,
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Srcreres.

A CARD.-We take pleasure in saying 20 the public
n The. We have opened shoefsle sad ran FAMILY vIos
~ pcn store az 10 les C1na- the ucDa o. ne 20
- Rsr~d az osde RON al @a9 SAat cnocs
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a. Fs vii kept Geocs DELIVERED % a1y Pe o. zoe ey zee
OF carse Oris TIE co4Iy MI Haeet "s gssn .l.sh
teEdon- Tsrr4s cab - - ~.
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- Pazt-Ofce. New-York.-NoTIcEyoEo ropesn, wa ~
II Ms iECI iC viii dee This Office o. q: lsi VI
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OF TIE PRESS
ave ALWAYS find thing worth reading 1nd study
II has fcsryng is discussions thar attracts where tres,
and sfreshness and originality 20 the old
sbeets which cousder- l. rsey style, IN matter substsn
-, varied n character throughout original IL embraces
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26


W hAxtun 81 Front street.
Luoam peasants, % front street
Howes Cusnman, 70 front sIreet.
:; HoWaau, Wells 70, iuo WAFER ssreot'
simeon SNlhn, III wafer street.
Eooert q " nia ID, ~ water strees
Ghas. STORM 70 wafer street. M
rar1anks 70, ~ y ~ hamilton, ANY, os WAFER
biackweh BUTT, 81 water street
N '. buTtis, % wafer street.
Evans . ,arman, % Water street.
noacnh'ss, fenne ~ 20 10 o. water ssrees.
~ =. amman 70, 90 wafer stroe''
~. otAIkWsa,ner, % wafer S.reet.
htwster Muiiord 20, o. water stree'.
n. A. :, townsend % water street.
leo ~ atwood ss WAFER ,T strees.
Sharies N Conneny, 30 wafer street.
sxsuIeer, Huf'Da, 9 oo oe WAFER strees
u I.h .. p laws, - r wa.er s'f ee ..
sonn feH.er iamase, oo water street.
James McAilsy 20 WAFER se sueet.
w ue.verlon q 3, fellows, ov wsser s.ree"
p Misneis Inlinps, =, Nv WAFER street
r,umo 9 aanohs ~ wafer street'
bunt March, " water street.
a; moootnn hoDns0n, - roht stree'
mc1dTaru .,omwei, IN ron. stree''
4. neonau " - ua.er s.'eo'
a a. but,e a na OF rear n stree..
Iost 10Y y a Slsus 10 M 20 ooenueS sup
49, y " y. llos., ~ " W nj s.ree.
pupois 'anae1voor' - Water stres'
SS.imn8 Johnson. 20 wafer street.
10nn -. nospufgm soh, - wafer stses"
", D. wiInams % ana % water street
nar., aivoru 70, % water stree'
:. W. neNol - +" aver s aI
yeNe.t La,' i ron o. ~. w - uaIeI S'r00"
IonPS'n a ", az 20 " a.or s'leos'
wv Nv 49,, 100. w w Z, "a.er s'ee''
yno nv - Ualer strev''
~. Drown, - ms,rI s.reel
1U Z. n1 1Tw % on NJ, sHues'
I' u uu, - Un.oI suees
, y u. n'u 49, 49, - W. ma nD. ssI..
~ ~ ~ rps'e,, y. ,y 2y D =. us, ~.
y gm =. LIVES, ~ wes. oi1uensn sfo""
1 1uAer nenosKi ~ Wh.er stree''
ToIne noo wv - " 90 W sHee..
- =. a. /" y. n ~ won 10, 10 Watsr streo''
u up.r 2 Von s 80 Ws.er s.ress
h,nPs neniy ~ nate. sIee''
wn,s; , anu y |" Nsr y, otr.es
S 1870 so lena. anu ~ q aver "r0e"
N,'aus. DIV ,lus, "S'yp s.soos
$3.50 p 1872 ~ r. ~c asa $3.50 80.
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Brown sheetngs and shirtngs are in active demand
and would be readily bought, if rendered at current
prces but holders retain small Stocks and ask higher
rates. Denims, drills and ginghams are brisklv
sought after, and rule quite frm Lawns are mae
tive, but steady. Osnaburgs scarce and needed.
Printing cloths are freely offered at tc. lower
figures, but are not in much demand. Prints sea
moderately, at uniform prices. Stripes and ticks are
without essential change. The following is q c0m-
parative statement Of the shipments hence between
February LIST and 23d:-
Cotton goods-pkgs.. 44sl .aAss
Woolens are not very brisk, as buyers are indis-
posed to pay any advance and factors dislike selling
at the present Improbable rates. Cassimeres cloths.
delanes and jeans moderately dealt in ct current
prices Satinets attract considerable notice. and ~
aze full quotations. Tweeds are readily bought 81
prevailing rates. Foreign goods are little more IN
after by country dealers. Dress goods display the
greatest animation. Desirable styles of bareges,
black gras de rhine, French printed fabrics. damask
silks, satins, serges, and other such productions.
tons Of dress goods are almost unsaleable
at any price. British manufactures do mot
attract so much attention. The western and
southern merchants having secured what goods they
needed, have left the market to local jobbers, whs
buy sparngly, to preserve q complete supply and Va
rety, and nothing more. The northern dealers have
not yet made their appearance, and until they do 50.
and those purchasers who have been previously in
this market return for more goods, we need not ex
pect the trade In imported articles to possess much
vigor The arrivals from Europe are still on large
scale. Compared with those during the same period Of
last year, they show material increase We append
comparative statement of the total value of foreign
goods imported between January LIST and February
10th -
Aggregate value Of i'm 1852 1853 Increas.
ported goods $40 273 4s1 $14 4sO 5Sf 81 GOT los
This table exhibits great augmentation Of i'm
ports last year; but such surplus is necessary
to meet the increased wants of the country, and
n further haavv Of ida urrtva
during the season, we shall have no Furthermore
stocks on hand when the summer trade begins.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FRIDAY, Feb. 25-6 7. NJ.
There we're very large transactions in all the lead
ing fancies to-day and in every instance decline in
prices was realized. Nicaragua Transit was freely
offered. There is some mystery about the rapid de-
cline in this stock. II is not believed that the de-
mand for money and difficulty experienced in effect
ing loans are the real causes of the depreciation in
market value, but it is thought by many that certain
parties who were recently large holders, have sold
out their stock through others, on time and now no
longer sustain the market 1t is for their interest it
should decline. When it gets low enough they
will probably buy in again. We learn that
Mr. Thomas Tileston, who was announced as
director Of this company, has not yet accepted
Erie Railroad was sold to-day in large lots. At the
first board Morris Canal declined per cent? Parker
Vein, 1 Canton Company, IL; Phoenix, L; Mica
ragua, {; Cumberland Coal IA; New Creek, 4: Nor.
wich and Worcester, 4; Erie Railroad, 2; Florence
and Keyport, /. At the second board Phoenix fell
off per cent; Nicaragua, I; Portsmouth /; Reading
Railroad, /. Hudson River Railroad went up per
cent. The market closed weak, with a decided
downward tendency The coal stocks must soon get
down 80 low that spectators will take hold Of them
again, and give them another turn. There is mar
gin for full in Cumberland of more than twenty
PEI cch' HVW Presehs PRICES. IL Ii MOI H0rtu
anything like as much as Parker Vein. The
immense amount Of Cumberland under hypotheca.
ton must come out, and il would not surprise
much to see II at 40 per cent in less than forty
days The weight Of its immense capital and liabili
ties (5 500 OO0) five and half millions Of dollars,
is sufficient to sink much better concern than the
Cumberland. Fancy stocks, generally, are in very
bad odor Just now and the disposition to avoid them
altogether is daily Increasing and extending. We
know Of capitalists who were, until very recently,
extensive spectators in the fancies, both as bears
and bulls who now could not be induced to touch
anything in the shape Of fancy stock, in any way.
Outsiders are getting to be moro cautious, and give
The tancies wide berth.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasu
rer Of this port to-day, amounted to $50 1863 So pay
meta, sllA 0ls Ol--balsnce, S o877se ~.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

friday Feb. 25-6 Il. n.
AsHfs continued to rise. The tales reached 10 bb af
6SH 70 for potts. and IS IS for pearls per 100 lbs
Dissatisfaction was rare, and quoted at sl3 80
for Baltimore and so go for No. Phiadephis, per
ton.
Bnswir.-About 900 lbs. yellow changed hands, az
zoe. per b. cash.
advancing prices The operations Comprised IL 20e bbls
sourat "a 5G,1 81 sS4 superane No ~ "a cay -
TO- fine rye at ~ 81 suportne do. NJ 81 81 "a
STK ordinary to choice State at IS SIS 49, mixed 10
fancy Western at IS 31n a SIS So; common 10 good
Ohio and fancy Genesec, Mt So SIX IS 5) fancy Ohio
at 50 60a 10 68X mixed to good southern at SIS SIX
80 s2n favorito do Mt IS 62h 81 s7i extra westera
OF 10 tsA 30 2h extra Gcnesce at IS so SO u.s. and
macy Southern at ~ VI 90. Corn meal continued u
diocp; 200 bills. Jersey tafen al 80 per bba
Wheat WAS held above buyers views and ruled quiet:
some 10 00 bushels Western white brought ST. Il 81 az
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Higgins 4 Kellogg, IS John strecs.
WR Hertz A Soma. 66 John street.

II. Is.
John Nc Kewan, 10 John street
Wilson Hawksworth, Ellison Moss, "a Jehn street.
Aibro & Hoyt ~ John street
J. II. Homer, "a John street.
Y Stone A Graecen, Go John street
Judson Fowler & Co., 81 John street.
Daniel Burgess & Co. 90 John street.
Spaulding, Thomas Vail, Al John street.
VIM. Thompson, and John street.
Baldwin q Strsng, 80 John street
Hewitt K Coulson, 14S William street.
A. W. Kelley q Bro, 30 John street
T. Il Laacks. 80 John street.
=. A. 4 j. Curtis, Is John street
Charles Lawsen. "a John street.
G.. Tbbatts x Co, 16 John street.
Hubbard Forman, 40 John street.
l.. A. Underhill. 4 and O John street.
Myer Suydam knisely, lac Broadway.
j. Cochran Il Co III Broadway
Egleston Battell Co.. iron 166 Sou th street
james Gaunt, paper. 1913 South street
Robert Reed, shipping 1853 South street.
W. James Stewart 157 South street.
Hubbard 4 Co, 81 Peek slip.
j. W. WariDg Co, 35 Peck slip
Charles Haight, 81 Peck slip.
Theodore Banks, Is and 81 Peck slip.
7. o. Leroy Co. 26l and 263 Water street.
John Thursby Sons, 2+1 Front street.
Charles G. & ID. Sanford 246 Front street.
Enoch Mettlcr, 257 Front street.
VIM. Agnew Sons, 2S4 Front street.
Williams Hinman, l6s South street
John J. Brewer 25s Water street.
George W Lane, 173 Front street
James A. Banta, merchant 800 Blocker street
Charles G. Buxton, grocer, $50 Blocker street.
H W. Smith, clerk, lis Amos street.
Charles H. Buxton, mechanic, ia Amos street.
VIM b. Cumming $50 Bleecker street.
W. Fisher 81 Bleecker street.
J. Longstaff, 81 Blocker street
George Edwards, 274 Bleecker street.
5. Brinkerhof, $40 Blocker street.
A. Ackley, 119 Amos street
VIM. +. Smithe, 5l4 Hudson street.
John G. Hopper, 800 Beecker street.
j. IL. ketcham 900 Rl0pckor
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The Canton Company bill has passed the Mary
land Legislature. This bill authorizes the company
TO divide tho present shares into four parts, thus
making the whole number Of shares Of tho company
10000
We understand that Mr.. Robert Schuyler intends
TO resign the Presidency Of the Harlem Railroad
Company after the LIST Of May next, II is said that
he feels some embarrassment in being President Of
two companies or serving two masters, whose into
rests do not harmonize. The Harlem company no
longer needs his services. as they have no more OK
tension plans and loan schemes to carry out Its
finances are at present in prosperous CONDITION.
After the first board, Mr.. Simeon Draper sold the
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Total Jan. LIST to Feb. oath, both

Total Jan. LIST to Feb Oath both
Business in dry goods is gradually expanding.
The country and local merchants are making very
free inquiries after seasonable fabrics, which are nok
in excessive, but appear in ample supply, and which
continue to realize the highest rates Of the season.
Holders are not very eager to sell their stocks At
current prices, as they think later demand than
that which now prevails will absorb all surpusages Of
goods, at fuller and better figures Meanwhile, it il
quite cheering to witness the prosperity which at
tends every branch Of the trade, and equally enoou
raging TO know that by due regard for the moni.
tons Of the past, the same success may be 80 con-
served to be pepetuated to the end Of the spring
Brown sheetmgs and shirtings are in rather heavier
supply, and very active request at unchanged quota
tiona which factors represent az follows -