Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-27
CROPS ON THE CONTINENT m.
EUROPE.

As tne state oil the crops in Engiand ana
on the Continent are highly interesting to II.
growers and dealers in Grain in this coun,,x
we have selected the following from the Lo.
don New Price Current Of the 9TH Septe,,
Der as containing more intern Zion in 80.
densed form than any we have seen.
Having devoted lattsrly to n,..
space to the Home Agricultural r.
OTIS, we now ef'er our friends, thin uesr
a succlnct account Of the state and ~
result ofthe harvests abroad -commsa
eng then with France, we find that ~.
Grain is now almost secured 10 ma.s
parts, with the exception OF the \ orth.
ern departments; the an,icipatiens a, "a
an abundant produce have not BEL, "a.
Used, and are below an average grown
md in others frsm wet. The Wbea1
has been materially etsriorated 10 una,.
ity, 10 which, In some instances, RarIe,
and Indian Corn have participated.
towards the South not only the aualit,
nas suffered but the quality has fallen
iull one fourth shor. OF an average: best
descriptions of Corn therefore are beins
held at most of the principle markets al
advanced terms. prime samples OF new
being scarce, and ofold. the stock ara
nearly exhausted. AS to Italy ard tho
Mediterranean, we hear rem Naples.
Leghoin, Aneona, Genoa, Rome and
Trieste, that the produce is calculated
- be nearly one third below the usual
quantity, that there are various ersdes
| Of quality, and but q small portion ef
fine quotations are ranging high. al d
| which are likely to be mai,tainrd. Ia
! Sicily. owingto the entire failure in thu
Crops the Ports have been thrown omen
for Foreign Importatiens From ,hs
black Sea and the Crimea the appear.
ances Of the Crops are stated to iesd 10
very satisfactory conclusions. At Tan.
| ganroc best qualities Of old Whea. ara
very scarce, and at Odessa the supplies
are not expected to attain the amount
they have in ordinary years, owing 10
the political state of the most fertile pro.
vinces ia the interior. In Spain the
Crops are tolerably good, but not 50
abundant Ms the appearances in Spring
ndleated. In Portugal thew have ex.
perienced much inclement weather and
the Crops are porporticnately damaged
the Port OF Lisbon is in consequences
| opened for the Import Of II 8a0 ars Of
! Wheat, and permission il is expe ted
viii be further extended next Oetohes
% November.
Asto Cermsnv. the crops in the neigh
borhe"d oflNag deburg. the Scale, Marks
nhalt, and Brunswick are highly spo.
ken af-the qoality will exceed hat Of
| ordinary years 10 weight. averag' ag 60
to 6 lbs. ard will reach 50 to SO lbs:
and even 81 lbs imperial the quantity
viii also be an average, though there are
| partial complaints of rus, and m,hlew.
hut not sufficient To effect the general
praduee. In Holsfsin and Mecklen-
burg the same remarks will be borne
au'. not excepting even the weight.
Rye. on the contrary, has suffered
much from blight and is complained Of
as being thin and light.
In Pomerania and Silesia the wheat
crops are equally good aud heavy. as
those in From Don.zic ne
are Informed that rye, from mildew. has
tSu"NESG UfWHU'tbD 81 D 10 IDS. nep
fhushel and that wheat has also he . in.
ijured by blight, which il 10 feared wifi
affect the produce. and lesson the chance
of fine quality being pTo-Lred Tn Pc.
land there ia little doubt but q
small breadth nf ground has been sown
this season as compared with former
years, fortunately the growth seems
HearIv I, super abundance 70 have
made up for the deficient extent. The
supplies, however. from thence will de.
nend entirely upon political results.
From Russia we receive no complaints
as 10 the produce of the harvest. Ia
NORWAY and Swe den the crops are likely
IN prove satisfactory 10 the anxious far.
mers and tn rerav then she failure Of
the preceding growth BarIe, and ,.ats.
with few exceptions, 10 oil the Nortbsrn
Countries, promise well as TO quality,
'hougs ia some districts the Weld al bar.
lev will not fulfill the expectations. In
Canada the crops are described az m ost
promising, and that the seas IN has been
highly favorable to the blassoming Of
the wheat, so that good quality may
he looked for, and cultivation has This
wear been considerably extended. andit
IS said fifth mere seed Of wheat has