The daily union., 1852-12-02

The holder Of all other properly is better off than year
The E 900 consols coad exchange 4s2
quarters wheat only be get 526 quattes Tue
h,tion has evdendy touched the OF iie
While the cnisde market gives The great pro-
duce of the States. the multi lcaion OF small
factories in those localities is adding rapidly home
purchases IL also the that rising prices bring
ing into place very considerable quantities of property
which have long lain dormant.
The free movement of produce and the fair prices ob.
tanned have operated upon the internal exchanges
credits In favor OF the West and South again
accumulate here-an operation which will tend spread
gold through the West II becomes freed from the sor
ernment vaults through disbursements either on account
Of stock purchases ordinary expenditures. There is
also very general activity in commodities which have
lain dormant for long time Among other articles may
refer 10 ron Through the State OF Pennsylvania there are
great number of furnaces which blown our
several years SINCE but each of which has consds
quantity OF iron hand unsold. Some of this has been
sold for price OF S35 No pig and the present rates.
veTgng to $780, will bring considerable quantity into the
market, and release considerable active ca pi
tai in that region The apply 10 other
commodities, and IL is In similar operation that au up
ward movement In the several markets is accelerated
There is now very general movement among the iron.
masters and those who be iron masters to put
furnaces in blast and demand for capital for hi.
purpose exists
The mporstions are quite large as compared with II
period OF the former year; but these are destined
mostly for the spring rade aud ry opened
In majority OF cases excepting always those where
and style rule the domestic manufactures suppaut those
OF foreign manufacture for the that latter are ri
sing in prices under influences which similar fac
lures this side exposed but IL is the
extent that in view Of large anci psted trade at
better prices, the disposition OF dealers to increae
their stocks on hand, and this position is facilitated by the
abundance Of money and the increasing disposition OF the
banks to take longer dated Perhaps there has been
time oflate years. f we except the spring o 1851 when
the means OF extending business in the here ndi
Gated has been greater than The number OF banks
hall
uions labor Of employing their funds, and OF new
banks ia particular procure and open accounts,
backed by the supposed safety OF business In a rising
market, all reasons for relaxing la degree the
rgor Of discounts thus meeting the disposition generally
entertained to participate in the anticipated profits Of
active trade at higher prices IT, in view of nceas
ing gold production. Tho prices Of all commodities
rise compared with gold IL is clearly interests OF
dealers TO procure goods for promises de- liver money
future day. OF manuscurers' goods imported in
particular the values to be affected only directly by
the increased proportional supply o money, but by the
collateral efforts Of the gold excitement upon labor
materials.
The produce markets quite firm and rising and the
impression is that cotton under tho supply which
threatens, will sustain ITSELF and gives much con-
fdenoe to manufacturers The quotations OF less
than this day week-sayi
Atlantic. ..............,..,...9S sk Iox
suif....s. a w 1Uk ION
Flour is active-salcs mixed western, So 1sl al
s5 a. Rye -four, 81 rs Corn meal, SO rs. Wheat is
dul-saes Ohio and Michigan, l2j cents. Rye s also
dul-secs e5 Barley, 7e cts Corn Is going lower tho
high prices brought out large suppe-sses New Jerey
rs cents; old round yellow, 80 cents Pork is lower
sales old mess, Sls rs prime, SIS 75 Beef, country
mess 80 so. Lard 12i l3I cents Butter ls 2I cents
Ohio. Rice, 81 37i Whskey, 26l cents. Tobacco Ken
lucky, Sal cents.
The market shows continual increasing buoyancy
except for government stocks, which do not yet ae
ally vary. Yours, PRENTICE.