New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

sver and lower Louisiana suffered Ike Alabama from worms
although 1e better than IL fully confirms the disastrous
which received from that whole roon ~ s
tenbeI Prom he Yaloo Valley the other hand the &C
counts have improved We nov wait with Tplu pee report
the great cotton country Of The Red River oHl l' H ."
Texas which be was about by tie stage pus iom
Shreveport 10 Houston We Of without iii
form any definite estimate but we may SOY 't so uncl ol,
are me results Of the present observations 81 ouf own partners
both on the Auentc and Western States than those hitherto
current aud much has lie cIon neen rf'tiH ny t"'
brilliant weather Of October tat we CONSIDER t.e s no -ei
good return o. bed River md Texas 20 does lot arneai
impossible a these figures may BE- exceeded Tie depression
trade which prevailed at Manchester now extends FOO me HE
goods market Of tais country du MhnuiaetJi"Is s4t
from Land % mouth There az tie sane ile scarcely sh!
English or Continental on es m the hands Of e 1oe So Tint
the market leit mainly 70 local specu",oI w" nat
psurrs must sU 10 meet uer heavy outroiars Of ue past
nine months and as receipts decrease u Is @ 0 coHe1l' li
ioror Won Ti[srr.i nav be supported by iae steady rego
don Of s.ock rrc viii decline al the Southern porte, suit
ciently leave what does exist IespecaJs uAt
a. the shipper and the orihern spinner
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending October p, gives the following results when eoi
pared with the previous week; u
Rest $50 zoo Increase. X. % i iII
Other Deposits ..---l5 1ti Oj Decrease I4'o'
On the other side Of the account:
Govt securities SO l9I 40 Decrease loo M
Other securities ...2D $50 "a Decrease ~
Notes unemployed 7Ol sol Increase .-J ''v
The amount Of notes in circulation is G25nI6o3
being decrease Of E3C835; and the stock OF bullion N
both departments Is ElC,J ,3JS, showing an Increase u
f2l39g5 when compared with the preceding statement
The return of the Bank Of France for the week ending
Oct IS is as follows Increase-Bills, 2c0OOOf; adj
yaaces l,7OOOOOf; treasury balance, 2i50O0Oof De
crcase-Cash 7665,OOOfi private accounts 4,iO0,Oo0f
notes, l6,656,OOOE
On he market for American securities, Messrs saieT-
thwate & Co. say:
I'VE have had very inactive market in London or Ame
securities since last the fluctuations have been iii
portaut and closing prices vary but little from this ia! WetA
There were inquiries yesterday r Confederate Bonds and TIE
price firm NJ % 10 apparently on tho idea that he Gus
rel between the President and the Congress mey result ~
something favorable 10 the Southern states and tf crea
itors"
Barring Brothers & Co. say;
The transactions during tins week Lave been limited WIN
O. heavy market Some exchanges have been made win =
cent difference the old United States $50 bonds with tn
iutteF Ioi. Lre shares - JOs Illinois Cerrl '1a'i
The suboiuod is list Of jobbers prices at the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. ~ and 81 PaIkplace
Brown Sheetngs-Ailoskeas A. a3c Nashua Extra 2lic
Bcaeled ShnuHgs-Lonsdae 33ici Red Bank, 22c Canoe
-Mcrrimnok, w Gle; Pacific, l9c AmosEeas. lee
Roop skirts-Bradleys Duplex Elliptic and Empress Trail
prices unchanged Meyers lNL u inch tapes 4 re
Shrts-Em City SAr. Co No. ~, 20 No 90 80 No ~
Paper Colars-Mstropoan Collar Co. Byron and Gauotte
Magic Kufts-No O. slO. No e s3, No. ., si 90 Home
maae-No = q 20. No G. g. No. Q. 80 70
GinChams- Lancaster. gee. Glasgow, &c.
CGmDrics-W aslinglon, l5c' Nictory, lJsc