New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

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We Of no otoens for American SOCKS oy the
Canada but tie private letters ae Cheerful and con-
6dent.
General business both in Erslaud and Frsnce, is
s'aed TO be healthy ana utd, bat not very i''Se'
and 10 financial crisis is anticipate In either country
For Bres s;afs The accounts sre favorable, ana 'ase
otdeis = purchase o.me olt most OF whI,h can
probably be executed. The wants Of Europ' vii
sppselt!y be quite ss large has been anticipated
M.s.rs Denpistoun, W cd Co. VIII e:
he money srket has been qnl.t and compare
tiv.l essy duriog the week, sud oi-')luts are 90
tsiI able at 10 3 e cent md. t1e bans rSt4. Ine
drsin Of sold from the Back Ut Fog ,nd hiss been ar
resed a. we'll We understand as tat ffOn 'se ot4>
cf France: and atter the sucCen ~ severe a. N
taken by these lbs ito ions we is'her exp3t To hld
AZ the stocks of bullion in The vaults ot both are tenn
porafiy sugmenteo. .-...
Along with This Increase of ease 10 the money
market and notwithstanding the dearuess OF money,
renewed activity has been sho"u IN ue'ry al tpnl-
trcis trsrsactcns. 10 particular, me uogArr move
u,tt IN The prices of some articles ut first necessity
n6s coItir make progress am Is deserving Sc
licus at enOn. IL tie o4e sr'l>e OF su4Hr me COS
10 The unity az preseLt pres OF MS supply 'or ,ne
coming YEAR would be no l.ss sun thsn 4, oOOOOO
81, lui IN excess of tue cos' of los years suJ2y
Al Manchester treIe WA oil acfVe demi d on
TUESDAY last particularly for goods sui Ell 10 tfe Ge
marset. The advance in c o,hs vss sad 20 oe 81
u ce ard Ia warns ID. to II. e ID from the lowest
point
Mr.. CbMfs Surge of toe eminent house CT J. x Z.
Surge has published reply to the opinions OF Mr.
jas. Card IN relation to the crop o. t.tg aud NJ.
CsirG's utice wa pub sh ID week or two siuce. Mr.
Surge ssys
q" Alteourh | wen. over some large corn gro ~ing
Sist1ict- +, fore harvest duiig the harvesting anu
subsequently, c,rtsl ly do not visit joan q ots'
be ing ignorant n 1t any wheat "ss Rrosn here' out
crossed the scent more Than once and by handing
the sbesyes ruhbIg out the corn, &c sa'lshs1 my
eel that the farU ere coTec III HaunE, a. they
eereay old in hst quarter, thai TIE produce OF tner
heat or, would not De salt as much AS the previous
season. .,,..
of lard under wheat being sreat thsn 49, year, or
one fourth more than eu average; for, o"los % tne
COMP srativey smsll quantity 80 Fn IN 1905, tne
argts, exeut of land proper roatl)a OF crops WIN al
low of IVES app 10 wheat IN l-o3-l and theret' re
could not gain be planted With tha grain 10 lS1i-o
think This il coroborsted by the pre- sn sbaedance
and relative cheapness Of barley notwithstanding the
cessa ION of imports, averaiog near twenty thousaal
ouarers per week silce ls46, and al hougn We nave
now some export to Holland &c; and llkesise
large quantity in some districts being ground with
wheat.
ION nv own farm, with every desire TO SOW as
nLCl wheat ds pCetlOtt Wbc uhcpitb ioi '"''E'
inc reason TO plant as msDy acres uf wheat 10 1854
"a in 1853. AS to the yield, | have the las week
tbras bed four fields of w'e,t-One OF red Ia ma,
another Of mummy, third Isl1yera, me fOurtn
Scotch shite-apd toe average produce Is fourteen
bushes y imperial acre. sgaust tnriys1 bushels
acre last wear sId 81 travelling steam tnresh-
ing macfue, | have an opportunity OF knowing that
my case is not exception in the neighborhOod AT
the came tine freely own thst kn0F oil some gooa
crops in the couuies of Worcester Gouces err S4lo,
Nor hampton &C., which have been proves to be 50
Oh thrashing; but In only one instance does the
produce amount to within 10 v cent of what was
grown on the same farms last year. James Card
states the deficiency may be- made u from America
and Egypt but the export from the latter Is prohibited
after the 9th of January next.
The extra quantity returned az sold since harvest
attribute ebt ely to pressure having been pat by
the Excise on IN, collectors OF retutns.
"In ore ton | fl lily q. rec vita james Csrd-thst
il the decrease in cor stump ion in consequence Of the
high price and thk his estin nte from this cause Is
e., than the realty which alone may prevent prices
going much, if a1y, higher
REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.