New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

there not ntte uANB W tne rSRhshI coul''"i
either by the movement o. produce or by The 'ras
Government securities 20 tse NewYofk market for sale t
found BE- difficult 20 keep balarooB The demand he
up we'll The demand for loans 30 regular mercanne Mn
seems 70 kcep above The usual hot seasons ayers A.
Of st in the shape Of renewals 10 cover dun III ~
morchsndise and 10 this extent Is not 20 be
healthy though esteemed Of course 81 thiags 60 S'
as e. she security.
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury has decided to oonhne Tor
the present the conversion Of 1905 into bonds Of 1863 10
the August series Of notes.
As considerable inquiry Is making IN regard 10 the con
version Of 30s into 2Os Of 1862 it proper 70 state as
We are able 10 do on the best authority that the Govern
ment s willing 70 receive in conversion TIE 'JOs falling
due August II, 1867.
THO following viii show tic Eastward movement Of
Flour and Grain from Buffalo, including shipments for
tide wafer fr IA DAYS ending July 30 and shipments from
Osueco days from July - 10 July 49, inclusive, which
will show about what there aGoat On destined for
tide water;
Fror, Bsealo.
INV We taois 2@s 7cS 7osso 4c77s 2s 40 5o2-o
July 23.-....... -- $3.50 l,Co,7s7 4C3s02 -- 1910
Totals a day, % 545oo l'CGlc7 s.1S37 ssl7o 1900
days w.. ess ns7l lo5og5 t09i9 -
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Total snost llso sca7l eoLla2 e3l.ts ss'7o % 90
Cor time 1880 275O7i l34. 49, 1Coo79 l7lW 23to
Neil Brothers Co. speaking Of the cotton crop say.
Our adyces this week again very satisfactory FROM
all paris OF me cotton growing COUNTY No 'i e' t'
~ progressing 10 manner lar beyond me eHA,I eee
torf We have adyioes from almost 0cry cotton goVing
AZ the cotton fields wanted correspondents ~ Georgia
consider he in that section out Of Danger ana Fe1e
figures for the whole crop based on local experience
These figures Of course ggcsss AMI We ae
AZ all prepared either 20 ucoe them OF dispute
them. They generally considered TOO age treat eils
IN estimating this crop are however likely 70 arise ron me
fact that throughout the South there among tho OLD save
take the mo hopeless view Of the results Of emancipation
Nearly all the reports pu0c and private ON %Ics u M ~
this chronic hopeessnos and special pains seem 20 pc aA.
50 give 1t currency through ne pres. gea hoDe
publishing the faoi. and are not therefore lesIu on. %
besides large number Of snaD farmers qua NV '
planting this who raised cotton before ana u
these great addition 10 the total crop may og looked 9
The crop FREQ from the danger OF drouh ana li"V
suit Of liable TO vast notifications according 10 the
dse Ggs eng ehaaser Of The picking season a 2ng
sner The over1ows beside the late pehnS over te Nhoe
crop which ofen form large proportion o. The total we,
Autumn early and severe frost On the central might
cut Of 10th these important sources
I4ompsons Bank Note Reporter says:
The money market continues aud stocks ore ar'n
higher though suenuousy hd 10 the opinion tha' r,
vi be tight and currency IN The FAIL when iho stpes
~ az sfsu0 af 81 .s sn8 W., NH require $40 ooo0
currency and at the time tie Nldl' N's Tn oad
Eastern States vii contract BY retiring the old state cor
Tency. Fifteen millions 81 Nation currency that
be Issued to FL the 100000 MAXIMUM. The STATE
bank currency to be retired than double this amount
so that positive contraction Of currency OF be-
tween g. COO COO aud CO., per De
tered Ih contraction commences il TIC wrong o.
tie year 10 work mildly.
The Chicago Tribune speaking Of the gram crop Of tie
Northwest, says;
The Winter wheat generally better 10 quality and
heavier yield than FOR two }eors past III some portions 81
nois and indiana the yield much above an average while
other OF those States and IN spots throughout Mc
gan light In Central Illinois and n Indiana rams have
fallen almost every day Tor week, and fears are entertained
that the crops will be damaged "a the shock but our d cles
generally agree stating that should the weather improve
from th time the crop VII be mostly saved IN good coudi'
l., ffnN 4 ~. al
Killed; hut have not complaints 81 hs character
from Illinois Indiana. From the evidence before rs We
States much better than that o. last years while the WE'D
is heavier In Illinois Winter wheat FOR several years past
las been very uncertain crop and the breadth is
p,'9 s r5 wv VII he ePro9rssJ 10 sow moro largely II
Fail With regard 10 Spring wheat our advc.s nearly
all indicate heavy yield ana excellent 4nIH in
Iowa the crop Is reported 20 be better IN AL re
spects than before and have little complaint
condition from qu1fer The harvesting N >prnF wheat
has 10 various portions Of Illinois, and there
some fears expressed regarding the effect Of the rains
there not much for doubt that ,houd the
several years past the Spring wheat In many portions OF
Northern Illinois has been ratl uncertain as regards qai
Although our advces from Wisconsin Minnesota
Of date from Illinois We have every reason
10 believe that the crop Of Spring wheat IN those states VIII be
very heavy both regards quality and yield The recent
affected the IN those states az IN III
nos and Indiana because y is generally two or three
On the whole therefore 4 probable that he crop Of
Spring wheat van De nnlslan! L'avy anu o' 100 f',,
prevent this but very early frois The reports from
nearly all portions OF Illinois ana Iowa are t-is'
glowing character Should have fross 20 damage g
before 18th Of August the West wi probably SEQ e best
corn crop raised The u oats Is unusually heavy
and mostly harvested md saved In some portions the
crop The barley CROP always an uncertain crop
Is reported 20 be better than Tor Ve or FIX
years; fear the rains have stained The crop
somewhat snd damaged it. OF this however we have no IN
formation IL generally harvested the quality anI Yield
are said to satisfactory The rye crop heavier than asu
and the quality good beyond doubt Il Is generally h
rains On the whole the people Of the North have reason
TO be grateful 20 Providence for the abundant yield o cereals
with which they likely be enriched There bu lille
crop reports thus far TO cause ala m but much 10 en-
courage and stimulate 10 greater educators hereafter