The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

The upward movement In breadstpfs which the
leading feature Of the week ending the i2t inst has
been checked have report much easier
for the week ending yesterday The al vance had
Tapd the proportion of speculative purchases hal been
large In comparison with the purchases for colsumpou
the receipts were, ana sti large in proportion
the sales Hence though We only find quotations. 10 %
cents lower ON the barrel vi -four ana ray the
bushe Of wheat this ii cline does convey PIC
'are Of the change ia the market Holders are unwilling
10 realize they hope that favorable news from
tdrote viii impaIt fresh courage 10 tho SPECTATORS and
increase the demand both for export ami ho
sumpfioni and in this belief they will yiews
d buyers The business of the Corn Exchange hal been
active during the past week the decline woad been
more considerable. We only repeat what STATED
last week that, with fair prospect u an espo demand
next spring, and strong probability that our crop rs
but slightly Ia excess Of wants, there is, not
withdrawing go much old grain and -four sssry~here
that the market may not advance permanently for some
weeks months The receipts Ut Chicago ~hion have
been unprecedensay heavy since August have begun 70
deci1ei but an active movement is expected 10
begin early in the winter. The crop Of Illinois, &C
cordng tn all the reports, is very abundant The price
here has az last begun IA decline,
There bss been very little in at this port
s'i last Monday the price here, the Southern
ports steady. The receipts be very large,
viii 60, uDess the price should decline
difficulties sfise to impede getting the crop ~ market
From present Appearances the South viii net very much
money from the crop Of 1863 than from that Of any
previous Up to the close Of the last cotton week,
tbreeep,s 8S. 600 bales, against S26 600 bales 10
date last year ana $40 600 bales W date of
1907 exports Sss 600 bales against 900 bales
exported 10 date last year, and l7S 900 bales
ported to date Of 1851
The provision market quiet, and prices steady.
The export falling slightly behind that Of last No
vember The prevailing impression that tue pork
crop viii be very large. Tobacco is steady with a fair
average mo Rice in good request Ashes are
sieady.
Foreign produce has been generally steady throughout
the week Sugars continue buoyant, an note
further advance of &c. l4c. per H. Advises from
The South confirm the rumnrs that have been current
There a tea Wednesday, which resulted
better than The last prices we'll Sustained On Fri
day the FIRST new black teas Of the sold at
auction, and brought very full prices. Holders ge
Morally looking for advance. Coffee is quiet, and
brokers quote The market duh Spirits very firmly
held bull there less DONG than the last
Hides again heavy, and holders have "a
reduction OF ,sc 10 effect sales. Leather better
quest. Wool has been active, and fair business
/ has been done with the trade,
In the dry goods trade usual this seaso there very
little DONG and merchants and obbers have lesare
fleet upon the oss, Of the year These, far caa
ascer,an have fallen Tor the part upon the import
ers here and the foreign shippers consignment though
fom The fact that many iobbing HOUSES look this
spring 70 import for themselves the mistakes VI year
more generally felt than woud Otherwise have boon
the The principal dealers continue predict large
business next SPRING they say that the West improving
and will be able TO buy freely while the Sonh Of course
VIII take larger quantity Of goods than eyer-ihai is 10
provided the politicians dissolve the Union be
fore spring this opinion be confirmed by the event.
shall look for greater losses in 1860 Than have been
in lsheading, before the close Of year TO
genera, trouble which the banks and all classes
chants will be compelled TO participate,
We again enabled 10 present tabular The com
meree Of the three ports-New York, philadelphia and
Bamoreioi the past week conpar with the CORES
| pending week OF last year