New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

In relation TO American Securities, Mr. Il. r Sat
terthwaite remarks:
The market 10 London for American Securities his beer
very unsettled since our last Quotations are decidedly
lower and in many purely nom1a the ch.ny so'efs
has been the ard sudden advance ~ exchange at
NewYok hence buyers he state 10 operate AUG 'hey are
likely all freely until the Of exchange can DE-
more clearly esinsed At the close there 10 more sea 'ne
in E- Illinois shares the former closng tuyers a. z5
Messrs. Barring Brothers & Co. remark:
The bushes. has been limited AID prices are nomln,i
Uni I'd Staes6 69d70 g. $500 Pennsylvania 81 o. 46
Bonds. 6s07O. Tennessee 6. 4Jdi5 Virginia o. 4.a'Ii
Sterling So, GAS Maryland s. 6sG' Ms',seaute,' r p.
Central 6s quoted at 5ta76 shares 48d'o discount
Michigan Central 49, s1dst NeS.York Contra o. IasI
Central ia. g0G3l Canada b, d.
Tie Ec0Romia gives the annexed:
The grain crops Of the South OF Ersnnd having now been
harvested pretty accurate esti nate OF their yefa can be
made As this season in years wnen the crops can
eIerci.e of the Imagination be treated as % rate
there Il much effort made among many Oh ts "nts' ah
OF tho daily TO exgerae the produce Of
the present harvest And the conclusion wih when thee
persons satisfy themselves AID perhaps many OF hsr eaa
ere ho have Of testing the accuracy OF their &C
IL that whes, III yield about an average produce and
tina, other cereal and pulse crops VIII exceed their ayess
producven.ss The constant decline which has occurred
IN the market price Of wheat since wheat ia quantities
he sold seems to give some color to that view
OF course 1t cay to tsA about sversse pro
duce define it, but nssum to mean what pacca
men consider e. viz the 81 the seven years produce
preceding have hsstion in saying that the pro-
duce wheat the th. !. considerably beo" TIE
of autumn Of 1861 and the bad weather Of the autumn 81
and Of the whole Of the year 1900 an sddona oreaot
Of h.at was last land which could not
De properly planted with wheat the two previous years nav
ins be-. Last In the absence OF any precise az,
Information II IL difficult to to what extent such
bre.d,h may supply the deficiency tho agreeable yield
wheat ne d 10 1862! but judging from our own oD'er
v,on ia various district. believe that inrrea.ed
breadth viii materially Lessen the deficiency from bad
Yield. Tne eI,snt to which farmers can cary over a. II
were growing land from one year to smother very
limited without too great dsfaDgement Of their pcrs nal
plans, say nothing VI the re'tfeons very commonly In
lose. by their leases and other contracts Ihs Dayk Lane
tbs existing dress IN corn
manly 70 foreign Importation
The Review Of tie Corn Trade IN that paper says;
Much OF the wheat still comes TO market In poor
condition and tner. favorable Of the
,sI, IN & hi. show. pny thai the duaess now
ug sceabe 70 the large arrivals OF regn, which r.scn
evcrJ port north and south" II must also be noted that the
recent price IN the wheat market la, not much
exceeded advances which occurred during the week OF
aud very threatening weather We mad Itei he com
nceusn Of harvest. l. certain also, that the wheat
then cut especially the white wheat sustained some Injury
from growing. and on many farms some portion OF II "s
hurried into Ter the Influence Of alarm
Tes causes have desoraed the condition Of the sample
aud reduced The prices Holding as We 90 tAas noshDs
moe useless 20 sAy l-4., thar induce belief in
aggTaed estimates OF food produce have rnGeavofcd
T. ASCERTAIN the exact ruth IA the matter.
Aa rafticusr Instance fully Examined often furlshe.
information" than nunneI Of estimates founded
on loose general ste,I, derived from several farmers
dferen Districts slate nc comparative results
u tho whesi crop OF til, year and former years
farm. eon.tn. OF 'ous ol well drained, and in good
situated southern border Of HertfordsaiIe
years prT TO lsi the wheat yielded tom % TO "
the gvng very nearly average bushels
y acre flr the whole period. In 100 thee yield
rather over bushels acrc but the condition from the
harvest ras Dad Ia 1861 the scarcely ?. bushels
to tho scge pAn, having been thin aid the scanty
bat the quality good The price obtained being oo
- quarter f0r red wheat
1ae arm "a better drained and In better cond
ton Of the and Ia the shDorhood and he
touAs dehccncy probably less that OF ni-sh5,r
h. farms And Ia confirmed by the
local report. Of Ihs Mart Lase irprss Thus the Cam
br.d..fire report says The reports from tie thfa,bns
n'tAnces failure IN yield of .boa,
on. dfh with gest variation la quai'y And the Suffolk
report: We hear OF disap
to the wheat crop. especially the light ana mixed 10
land. on such soil, the yield viii be very and
suoy many good farms which viii not have produce
THEN usual Even upon the stf
tive soil. the yield sgu4 "a expectation There
/. no question thai tie crop below the
reasonable estimate 20 the extent 4 bushc, Per
ne quality canuo 10 compared with the prime Of
year and Ia Is very Inferior; the proper
ton OF dos, yery large. the
III. crop IN many oa,e,'
Barley snd besnB ara PEAS all better than wheat
hu, these secondary crops productive
when Standing they promised and they way good deal in
lid, d.sifics.