The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-28

Wheat, bushels. 2, w, Do
Corn, buahels. 49,. 20, sSa 49,
Oats, bushels. 49,. lS,ovS ID
Clover seed, bushels, i,xiss ,1sSS
Bacon, lbs. !,sW,x 1oc0o
Wool, bs. ..........l ,Vsv,@sv
The above ngures demonstrate that IN
Of -four, whisksy, wheat, corn, bacon and
average market prices Of 1854, the cana
Cleveland has decreased since 1862 -
extension Of railroads in Ohio has attrae'
Of produce from the canals, and we have
receipts from tolls sbis year win show an
crease.
The Now Orleans Picdyn':e of the 18th
The stock market has presented qai
since our last. A sale OF Canal WAS me
purchases cannot be effected now unoer
New Orleans was sold at the opening OF IN
n e3. but has since advanced TO w ~.
Was sold at Ill. To-day We notice the -
Mocha MICS and Traders At 100. kofning
Consolidated are held at 02k. We annex
Canal Bank, 500 paid ,............... -.
Louisiana Bank, 800 paid.
Louisiana state, 800 paid. :......'.
Mechanics' and Traders, 500 pasd. ...'..
Citizens Bank, par value elOo.. ..........
Bank Of New Orleans, 500 paid. ..........
Southern Bank, $500 paid. .,.....'..'.''.
Union Bank (Qld) ................
Commercial Waterworks, 500 paid. -.
st. Charles Hotel, $25 paid ............'.
pontchertrain Railroad, 500 paid. .......
New Orleans 6's, 81 900 bonds. .........
New Orleans Railroad bonds. ...........
Gas Light Company, 500 paid. ........::
N. o. and Western Telegraph Co., S5o PAID
Pelican Dry book Company, 800 paid. 80.
Carollton Railroad Company ....,.:.
The arrivals Of specie during the pas
been
Bark John Parker, from Genoa. $780,. ......|
Schooner Esther Burr, from Indianola.
Steamship Nautilus, from Braxos. .. :......|
St.ams hip Charles Morgan, from Galveston
Schooner Red Fox, from Tampico..
TOTAL .....s..........''
Amount received previously ..............
Total since January 1..................I
Having noticed from day to day the cour1
change market, we have merely ~ rom7
amount offering has been steadily on the
that within the past day or two the DOWN.
OF rates has been very decided. Sterifn
pressed in considerable abundance, and
bills were passed of to-day 1T the redue
I07ls 1857. The highest price for first g
109ts; so that the extreme range is from \
The supply Of francs has also increased, .
have receded to ST. 20 a 81. Tx. Sixty
New York are heavy at 1A az per cont
It was even difficult to obtain moro than the
for fancy signatures. Checks are down =
cent premium, though the banks still obtail
for sums ut the counter. Short sights y
count to Is per cent premium.
The trade and navigation returns Of the
dom of Great Britain to the 10th Of October
tai declared value Of the exports emu
CO.., 727, 1903 against 46e, 9s7, 72S in the .
period OF last year, being an increase Of Ell
is, however, decrease on the month Of 81
compared with 1853. The decrease does mo-
ton manufactures, but in linen, silk and
the decline Is considerable. The total dec
imports Of wheat for the nine months Is o
ters, or 3,163, 634 quarters against 3, 772, 91i
1858. or -four the decrease Is 291 Ito cwts.
cwts. against 3,509, 645 cwts. in 1858. The fal
month Is still more striking in regard to wi
ports being only 81 Eat quarters against A6s
and in -four 90, 1871 cwts. against 400, $40
corresponding period Of 1858. These accoul
lated stiR to maintain the recent advances
market. In some Of the articles Of general
there is a slight increase, while in others Il
fling decline; but the difference is not sum
for any special remarks. In the export Of 7
turns continue to show an increase in sew
but in hardware and cutlery, as we'll as in
there is "a large decrease.