The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02
on 'CHANGE-IUsINEss NEWS.

ltIcit lilt MiiHllula .tFi'rii, Ott 70
The Columbus embargo on grain aud produce still con-
tinucs be fruitful sub ect OF remark. Planters o.,
.ha"ss FRI. eitin ne limits q prohibition complain Of
Me position In mhich Hy placed Ly the sas,nyuo They
say they have ehocrfuy contributed TO the comfo, OF
the army, and arc ready to do much any behalf
OF The southern cause, but they d. like being denied
the liberty Of gopg 10 niasketsydo MT lie produce sJo
ing their hands, from the proceeds Of which they
should pay their taxes and lay in their snppiesand they
do not like the idea Of being compelled accept of one
price for their produce, while their negbors beyond the
boundaries get another AMI higher Price There Is gro,.
ing deposition to appeal 10 Rtckm'nd.
sales Of wheat We're made at ST. 50$f 80 generally
asked. Flour firm at 50 $40 81 according to qua
lily. The Richmond (ya) Wing Monday quotes corn
and ia demand at so cents, oats 80 cents wheat az
80 a 95 cents for red and 81 81 05 for white.
The opinion Is very generally expressed that patriotic
duty wise policy and benevocn, feeling all require the
platter for the coming year TO abandon the rotng Of
coo for that OF corn, wheat potatoes and other
sares Of lifc Speakers expressed their desire that the
planters generally should know that the is 10 De
TIE sho's e8ot Of .'s~ mon'ds tha ~as casteifaed'
that in this the enemy policy is 10 the South
rather bcscgcd garrison than as force in the field.
In tho WORDS Of The New Orleans Delta ''ths policy Of
the enemy identity Is 10 sarte out TO substitute for
trial Of arms, trial Of resources, Of endurance and
Eonntcrcourse. This change in their strategy has been
romptcd by the idea that the 50 18th not sell sustaining
that has heretofore depended upon other count les for
many OF he neccssarics q life and that long pur-
sues It's old policy II VII be driven 10 the barrie straits
TO save its people from extreme suffering. There Is much
oxagSera,iun, Of course in this assumption our lyer
saties; but there Is ms amount VI truth in IT, Wit
tha re SoWh should dn1H9 e present. ,car and bockdds
continue IA rs od course IL d,ronG It's land ,Ior an, "a
ltdt 11uUbtna Hhtrh CnRnf Gts dr,iioI1e HE
sfpf n " ptf; II Il piarc 10 rGsc c0',of and trc-
,ehch caao conrct INTO aty 10Th ,ytich 20 D,,-
chose TIE ReccScrs If c, and Is further prren,ed frtn
such purchases ~ he totGdet,sa must b. no lIe snf.r
ing and hardship ant pcor fel,I and Hcar ne rs,y
Dolicy and srde9y n Me csslap ,cit u he tt0rs ff
and JofigQ iidrs n abandon dlto7her OF nrst'i
reduce their cultivation Of ~ srso Syls 40 o7a, 10 a.
p,e mir tnd oE3i2bor h iajsig provisions aaT s,tr,s
chich hey hore hitherto Pc chrsel foa other cognif
10 those words may be ad,ef The following from Tic
New orleans Crescen,'s for he raising IF he 10 hoie
nth nc ere tuttn # reaartca q trade ,gih Euyy Il
Il Is On igpts toiaNs for re present The bocxale
will only lie opened after severe ighrng.r 1hc
Delta states that ii IS contemplated To call n a con.
venti0n 0i cotton planters at which course OF proceed
ing this stbcct sha, be decided on II Was observed
Change THAI If cotton planters proceed e. grow cot ION
next year they haze done this, they III az H have
on liesf hands, and Anl II nEo sbic to turn il into
money. More than this, ii we should have two or more
cscs 6f cotton hand when The 81 ckaa IS opccd tho
rush their cotton 10 market. The Eut0pean markets
would b. gutied tie price would 50 down, Ii &c ma
ngactgea goods would loaa tLe sbeses Of deal. I'll tba
succeeding season, and thus the price q cotton would
sGtr depression il Aight take years 10 recover from
On the eousary Il PROV isions are raised or people II
be icl, tie sthelncs uf Ec enemy will thus b. baei
ana The price Of cotton will be maintained in Euro.
penn markets. This IL subject planters should well
Slaet We can scarcely expect another year TO haze
laYoso'e season as have bal this, and the price
Of PROVISIONS be renuuerativc: every hing will ind
a ready market FOR ready money and tic cause
OF the south viii receive u pawcrrul support
lncse y lss attention given Change to The subIee
Oh Tue approaching large arrivals Of SUGAR and moass
than the matter demands. There appears 10 be n DIM
ciy with many IN realizing the fact tia, Memphis is
aOoat 10 become sugar market. Attention is asked TO