The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-30

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As measured by the actual prices the value of produce de-
vered per canal is not LEGS than in 1852 notwithstanding al
legged failure Of crops but it is to be borne in mind that the
railroads make for large portion OF deficient supply
this year By canal consequently that the forward
v-ssv much more ASA, NEARLY
equal to that of last year.
Il follows that payments into bank of less magni
tude while many houses begin accumulate surplus which
shows tse in the improving deposes of the banks These
institutions pushed curtalment far prudent and
with the decided fall that has taken place il exchange lead
reduced exports of SPECIE it is expected that the
will discount their receipts through December
The imports have fallen off one-haf during November
drygood arrivals being S2sQQop against S. O00 IN
the corresponding month last year while the arrivals of
gold from California have been large, amounting to S347
1922 against last year. and for the the export
has been less than for the week last Ii
doubt the that considerable payments have been
that yet be qudated but the general de-
sire get of debt is great months
to get into debt Tne impression becomes general that
viii be cheaper while the eastern AZ lasts no
matter how great may be the supply Of gold hence that
not wise 10 remain under engagements deliver money
remarkable feature in the English exchanges is however,
that during nearly two the Of the metals has
been England the East China and the
'set of the gold current has been from California in the
direction Navy, however, there is change and
$40 600 Of India voAns their and partly
rived at london The accumulation Of the metals mas
vast cf silver. cessation in the drain would alone
produce ease but reiux of the would give great
impulse returning confidence Nevertheless it
forgotten that the loss Of harvess last year very serious
in all Europe and the admitted abundance Of r. rese,,
year does not suffice TO restore rjcs Of food 10 that
Hulcn OF restored activity in the demand goods
for consumption consequently manufacturing activity
be resumed to IT'S full remunerative rates. and
renewed eonsgnmen low rates take place again for
the spring trade the for goods here have improved
rood .al lat IN aoI,sa 4 The.
The produce market has been variously influenced. Cot
ton heavy Ii supposed that activity
take place in the demand during the war; and that the
therefore be excessive The market here press
equal 0IS New Orleans middng fair. Flour
rmn face small stocks here but supposed
supplies will forward by railroad freely during the
winter Sales Canada, SIS IS So s719 southern, 80 so
80 70 State, ss IS a IS 81. Rye -four, 81 81 go
Corn meal, "a 80. Wheatgood white southern, 81 - ;
Red Genasee, ~ Gs. Rye, 81 SO. Barley 81 a. Corn,
9s 100 cents round yellow. Oats SO cents Pork Sl2 81
SIS mess; Sl 60 sl1 IS prime. Beef IS $40 80
try mess. Lard, sl0lS l01s cents.
The stock market has been uniavoraby affected by the
foreign and renewed troubles in the western banks with
the failure the government stock bank and deflcaton
in the National Bank OF this city, have operated adversely
RISE although the general tone of the foreign letters
cheerful. There general anticipation of better times
after this menth,
Yours PRENTICE.