The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-25
PROSPECTS OF TIE FALL TRADE.


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VIII bs nsrlv a. FOOD ~ il was NJ any time prsv,ess 70
~ ~. ma ou,v dinen,ev exvesiexced ~ N eytsIss
prrss dovn 10 nance ieyeL me hish ana IN num-
Der,sss' nsancss iuordinsts money rates a. which
slos every article OF tao was held during The pan
de,v NJ me rsbe,tion save "a soods ef nearly IA de-
sc,ut,sns ncteus vaius and VI ere NOT a. let m
enough removed ron the daysof bsliesrency 70 realize
the fact that peaceful times demand lower prices We
i live in the shadow Of high values ana speculative
veutursa Owing 10 the var our whole business systeu
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sound Tho monetary altitude that every species Of
rood. acquired induced the belief that fortunes ,houId
be rea,ized-as indeed m.nv vers-iu one third the
time thu, vas in ante bslur davs allotted for that uur
DOSE The seller At nrss hands found no difcuty In
d,sno.,no NJ nj. ..oct h.c.n.s ths ,obb.r vho mr.
chased from him know TIN, he could re.,,z. large
profits in very short time The retailer bought from
The who,s,.,., =, h,oh ra,.. tor N. raasou and
'no ~hoosa'e' nsn 'a'os' 'o' 'ne s@"s isAsoNs Oh"
the individual purchasers among the great consuming
public cared not TO bubble as 10 price, because wages
salaries ana every KIND OF COMPENSATION TOT work ana
labor done had been increased and kept on increasing
As the war progressed. Ins federal government was
~.ns =, no '.sou.oe' ~ '".ss anu - ~.
Geld and n'vies on the sea. Work was abundant
a"N -oo' ps's go
mo af''san, 'e' 'ne in"usnce u 'ns 00n''an. ae-
mand Meal as well 40 muskots was needed by
tho corn was no less servicsble than can
as ~ nn.s ~, :. ,a,n"" W.. $500 .on..n,,.
supplied. As the demand increased Of course prices
went up, and those who made and sold during the four
years OF STRIFE now ma nard 70 MAKE ana sell a.
greatly reduced yatesto part with manufactures and
produce for the lower vanss consequent on the return
Of peace ibis reduction' however, must come tnough
II win be by gradual stages. Tho prices which, with
o,d At oso we're fair cannot be expected n rule
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the market when the financial thermometer marks out
40 for coin. q es
hs f,ntnn.s, q, n,uci,v ~ thu crons ia thu snrsst
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s'1 FROM .,s s.. cav e ss IN sssS
ths hs,vests lse boout iful Adv,ces from The West
assure y. tia. Ii. grain crop win b abundant and new.
from the South encourages th belief that the yield Of
cotton will be much greater than all things considered
there Was reason TO expect Another consideration bear
planters have no. ss IN IoSsr nss deao a sSsm
selves entirely 70 the cultivation Of he Corn
Of the Gulf and Southwestern states that while Inc
cotton Yield will be thrown upon the market an abund-
sns supply o. 1000 vii Pc ra,sed SnssP'y a. nome in-
ss ~ X ::
south, ana Yin for. , .ss:ssssisi ess. q.
season TWO or three good cop, of cotton mus, Vet bs
rsther.d hovSys Sofore he southern trade vii
Sna 'ns
eIansc hsrore mai viii he changed n
The producers have prOsa By the
Grain radaced 10 one half s formsr nronor,inns TSs
European demand IA larger N ANYTHING than herao
The deilciency in The Southern cali.
Mauy of the Western producers manifest no anxiety
to dispose Of their spring and crops but
holding back for the higher prices that they think will
rule the market before the fall season shall have closed
Upon the disposal OF this crop tho Western trade will to
great extent depend and owing TO this and to tho
fact also that Western merchants were heavy pur.
chseers last year. having now on hand greater supply Of
goods among them than usual At this season. they are
remarked, numbers
as Wen - noeo r0p Ne sousnl are oelng daily aug.
meMeo n2wet3L and the plQspect tpas 'ney whi YET
purchase largely before the season close6
Business this season hes set In later than did ono
JteI YQ In 1850 the qpt OF August saw ING iei aas
and IL continued I'LL the beginning of De-
csmber Tho Western purchasers especially laid IN |
stocks Of goods during thai A6son: whereas