New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11

51Ct; do short 5.15051S.; Antwerp. 5.2O95.17i;
Swiss, 520a517l; Hamburg, &i9S6: Amsterdam
4OI041'; Frankfort, 40.a4Oi; Bremen 70!@'S'; Der
lin, 71.@H.
Freights to London per steamer. coo bags Seed at
SIS, and 100 tcs Beef at IS. To Bremen 100 bales
Cotton at I'd. A british brig to Lisbon with l4ooo
bush. Wheat at ss.
The following was the days business at the Office
of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts Tor CUSTOMS
s26 600; Receipts for Gold Notes, s5O6OOO; total Re-
ceipts s9O4S5963 SO; total Payments, S!Ol624A %
Balance s105, 43O,5s7 g.
The total imports at New-York for the week COM
pare as follows
Dry GOODS sy ,islss5r SCISSOR s25225a sli5l,27
Cen mchandso 372o,755 2isS,o5T lioo,olo o,ooo,OOI
Total s5,Os97l2 sS,l97On s27i7.S5i s5'sSi'a77
The New-York imports of foreign dry goods COM
pare as follows:
For q, B. MORT 1862 1s SECS, . iseS:
Thrown on market. lsis,eSl l,ils,@o I LEI
rs Site; G at the port .o lse5; isss eds5a
Thrown on market 75,l4s,4sl lO.5dS82o s5,6Ooi2'
The Michigan Central road earned in October,
1866. .... s493,6iO 1861. 1906 295 Increase S2CSS
The Chicago and Northwestern road earned the
first week in November
1906. .aH,3i2 1866. s3OOyO2l Increase .s5367o
The Michigan Southern earned the first week IN
November, sl0l ,693.
Tie PHILADELPHIA North American of Saturday says ::
The production of the schuylkl region again ap-
pears TO he on The decrease. The tnnage ms week -
600 tuns less than II was last ana shows an IN
year, when the trade was in very depressed condition
The Anthracite coal sent by the Philadelphia aud Kean
Canal total % 36 tuns against 80 $50 uns the
corresponding week last year Prices OF coal remain un
Mt last auction sale in New York. There appears very lit
tie demand for ANYTHING except Egg and stove rnd rs
this cannot be furnished by tho miner the season
this year must close earlier than usual After the lst OF
December unless there should be material r improve
market. Vessels are scarce and frelghts advancing
Prices OF coal on board Of yessel-Broad Top 20 70 go
ard Gas Coal 81. Anthracite, for Eastern shipment
White Ash, steamer and Broken 81 Is; Egg and stove
g. I 0 Eg and stoys 81 S5%s so ali stove 81 20 and
s. 90. Red Asl-Egg and stove 81 40 H15 shamokin
S. and Iykens Valley Is 25 per tun.
London letter of Oct 20 says:
On Monday tho wheat trade was IN a very depressed
The supply % home grain produce on the stands
in the London market was tho heaviest since harvest
and yet miers having supplied themselves 10 n consid
cradle extent showed but little disposition TO purchase
except AZ considerable decline Ia prices and hence the
amount Of business transacted was 90 very moderate
extent The fall IN the quotations from the highest point
were indsposed 10 operate oven Mt TINS reduction N
prices During the last few days however, the trade has
exhibited more activity Mlcrs having perceived that
there Is no immediate prospect ol any sonsideISDe I
IA pTccs have purchased more freely, Out Tor the most
Grange is in the value OF produce of the coast This de
scrlpton than ordinarily depressed ana prices
!
Yesterday nn improvements Of about ~ was established,
rnd hence the fall in the value OF produce ahnat
IL about equal 90 that for homegrown wheat or Tor
foreign produce the spot. our stocks OF ola wheat
being small and there being deficiency not Only IN the
WELD per acre also in the weight per bushc seems
impossible that at present prices can way 70 any
Important extent So far the sources OF supply ON
which mainly relied last season, concerned, our
position superior O last year. aud our imports are very
conclusive OF this fact, being more than double tho
figures for THIS period IN 1860. THESE imports hoWeFo,
are only sufficient TO check any upward movement IN
prices but II are TO have, seems proDabe hhohr
very material of supply IN the United Sa the
prospect Is think that under the influence OF heaNy
impOrtaiiOns from New York prices VIII give way h'
uIgy add that the United states are 70 play ~ I'M
porant part m supplying Europe with wheat ald nour
prior 90 next harvest you are best aDie 70 c1cuao Vn
v0nr side whit Il o. be the course OF the markets III
Europc during the present 10 seems TO me tnat
With heavy receipts from Eastern Europe ana win te
largo arrivals Of excellent produce when We anticipate
from United state, the value OF wheat In TINS country
must bs n moderate level than Is the case now
would appch that cannot expect any very hepy
supplies from NcWNork this year, and hence INC Viue
Is likely to keep Gt high hgure ior NJ least TWO
months to come. ,-.- -.
since fine commencement 81 September our imports or
wheat into the United Kingdom have been +502IbJ cWt
against $40 cwt last year. showing an incrcase on
about $4,000 cWt mentioned 60 you mat II WAS q gam
necessary 10 beware Of the statements put fOrWnfu re
cal statement Of exports shows that the actual oNlt OF
he xport- limited. In the seven weeks endnH
October TO- they amounted TO 20OIi cwt against l-oSss
cut I'm isgG so that la the weeks the export was
about half OF ordinary weekly importation. AS
regard, -four owing 90 the small receipts from the United
states the suspension Of the trade with France hefe
is compared with last year, Increase OF only 22OO
cwt The Imports exports OF wheat and Hour INTO
and from the United Kingdom, since sept l. nave peeh
under: