Navigation or the OHIO River.

MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, Dec. 2-6 r. Nj.
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tuesday, Dec. 2-G Il. M.


The stock market not very bnoyant to-day; prices
were however very firm. Long Island fell of per
cent; Norwich and Worcester improved 81 per cent;
Farmers Loan, /; Morris Canal /. The sales not
large and operators impatently waiting the arrival
Of the message.


The advices from Europe, nearly due, per Cam.
bra from Liverpool will without doubt be of the most
interesting and important character At the last ac-
counts the manufacturers and cotton Spectators
anxiously looking for further this aide in
relation to the probable extent of the Crop state
Of prices depended much upon HAT The accident to the
Hbernis, on her outward passage from Halifax early
in November, probably, prevented her reaching Liver
pool before the departure of the Cambria the 10Th
ut and advices from that port that date will not
therefore, give the effect of the ibernias news upon
that market Accounts went by the steamer the
lst Of Nov iibernia large crop which their
receipt have very depressing influence upon the
kets Of Great Britain. This, in connection with the def
cent harvcsts, must bring prices down to lower point
than before reached this We shall also ceive by
this steamer nearly DUE decided acc ounts in
relation to the harvests o. Great Britain thos previ
ously given. We anticipate the receipt Of advice more
anavorabe than former reports and feel confident
that as much previous accounts may have bee exag
gerated, they WILL by this arrival be confirmed. What
may have been magnfed at that time, will, without





my have been much less limited at the gathering of
the crops than it s now than II will be ms the season
advances Root crops at all times most difcult %
preserve and in tho most favorable sessans certain er
cent of the production usually destroy by the casu
alties Of the weather. SO far we can estimate an
average shouil say full fifteen per cent OF II crop
harvested Ia destroyed In this way before another
growth natures II would be safe 10 estimate n fur.
hsr reduction Of the production of Ave per cent as an
allowance for seed making in the aggregate twenty per
cent OF the crop every year. taken for seed and in
ting by frost and neglect This year Il Is estimated that
the crop is full one third less than the at harvest
times this. with the othor reductions say Eve per cent
Tor seed and hvo por cent for other losses makes
gregas decrease in the total crop Of st least forty PER
cent Suppose in addition to this, ten per coat Of the
crop harvested should be destroyed by tho disease
prevalent In ell parts Of tho country, ws then have
total loss Of least hy per cent of tho total har
vested The conclusions draw from these premises,
are ast def sncy in the supply of fbres1stu in
sscon that thu price OF grain Of all descriptions used
food Tor mon, must range very high We ae. therefore
prepared for the most vorahe sdyces from t.ueo n
t. ,tion TO the harvest, and eaonot hat believe hat
every steamer from England, within the mex, .ix
months will only give accounts ot iacrea d.s
among tue starving operatives oi that c1uGtsy.


The value OF imports into this port To- Nov nber was
go $50; Of which s46 in free goods S27 $50
in specis. aad So A76 cas- in duabe merchandise Tho
exports Far November exceeded ia value the imports
s,eo, savery unusual thiog in the foreign trade Of