Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-25
EDEs q.
LATER FROM ENGLAND

LATER FROM ENGLAND.
NrT YORK Sept ~ The packet ship Garrick, Cap.
tain Palmer. arrived from Liverpool last evening. by
her we received London files to the 18th aud Liver
pon the lGh ul,. Also, Paris dates 10 the evening
Of The l3h ult.
THE EUROPEAN CROPS.
The Serou. approximations that existed in England al
the date of previous edvces that the crops OF that
country would not equal average yield has rendered
ali intelligence from thence. or from the Continent con
ncc,ed with that sub cc of great interest TO the Produ
! GERS holders, and consumers OF the United States
We all look upon the American cotton trade the
amount raised and consumed n, home and abroad, az
Immense; yet, when compared in value 10 our agricu
tuTa mines and produce grain trade 1t appears
far less extensive and vast We give such extracts from
papers and other information, and the opinions Of
OF the Trading journals of G Britain. exhibiting the rs
prc Of things IN rather more favorable light; and from
which gather such intelligence as coDynces us that
the prospects of the crops certainly much
pci"us than al the dates of previous intelligence
Thrnug hou the commercial circrs OF the metropolis Of
the state of the weather lis influence upon the
market and the state OF The latter had become the
leading topics Of interest and specualon; and we'll they
might be sour the returns Of the soil rests great
measure the mnnsprng OF the great monied wheel Of
the commercial world; and although trust that our
crops will be adequate To wants, and IN meet
any export demand that we may have. do hope the
advIrrs per the Great Western, which presume will
arrive from Bristol on Sunday, will aay all undue ap
prrhe upon the suhject..N \. TINES.
LoNpvy, August II The stale Of the weather and
the market ubsoTbs almost wholly the attention of
all parties in the city, and IL Is with salisacOn there
fore. able TO report That there IS altogether better
feeling displayed to-day. This has undoubtedly been
much produced by the proptIous aspect of the weather
but especially from ihe circumstance of large
quantity Of wheat having been gold in Market lane
this morning, for delivery next week. The sample IS
stated To have been remarkably fine and full. 1t
readily disposed OF al Sos per quarter.
pR0srEcr OF THE HARyEsr.-Vsrious efforts
king induce belief that the general produce OF the
present harvest in England VIII be below the
sary quantity for the ensuing years consumption.
greater a!lacy never attempted to be imposed upon
the country. The wheat crop in this Country, and
indeed in tie whole south and west of England,
ever looked cleaner better. II is is that,
from the heavy effects of the late winter it s
thinner than could have been wished Tor but then the
straw is abundany fine aud from the extraordinary i'm
in It's appearance and growth arising from the
very genial weather of the past three months, it is
pccred that ii will yield an average crop within six
tpcnih that the total deficiency for all England will be-
abnn three millions OF quarters To this we have
G0n,0GU quarters Of foreign wheat in bond, the whole
of which, from the essened import duty, les sd
will br brought into home consumpu"n and, more than
this throughout the country the crops OF barley and oats
exceeded; and the prices of these must
materially be reduced such reduction will greatly lessen
the consumption of wheat corn. Large mporlatons of
foreign wheat also order, and in expectation of
early delivery, The whole of which will into USE
The duty will yet decline, owing TO the high priced
averag es CT the aggregate markets Accounts from all
quarters concur in representing the crop Of potatoes
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IeitgTuph.
There s great ouicry about deficiency in the
ing crops Of wheat In m1ny places, unquestionably
the grain stands thny the ground, and the produce
10 such will probably not exceed one third Of the
age quantity but 10 speak generally do not belle
that the falling off will be any thing like that extent
In the East and North Riding the wheat promises well
the may be said for most part of the West Fur.
Their North and in Scotland the of things is less Ia
vUraUIc but in The midand southern, and western
counties the crop Of wheat will approach an average
Barley, however is uniformly good oats are also
abundant, and lurnips will he plentiful. The farmer
will have LILLE 10 complain Tnt.Aigenctr
From all quarters we hear the most promising nc
counts Of the appearance of the crops but accom-.
panied by gr!evous complaints of want Of warm wca.
''Irr to rpen them The wheat is bulky and generally
strong and oats never presented gratifying dis
play, but all are FULLY month later than usual There
are partial failures IN potatpes but such materisy
TO erct prices provided the other crops got well
currd - CdiedCnidn .Hercury.
The most fearful ancipa,ions entertained by the
farmers during The last week for the safety Of the crops
IN consequence OF The late heavy falls Of rain Since
Sunday, however have experienced complete and
agreeable change -Gaii7oy paper.
The heavy rains which have fallen led many TO appre-
bend that the crops would be seriously I'M nred From
the inquiries have made, have made
them extensively through the surrounding counties
would Judge that they have not suffered 10 any
great extent and that if fine weather on now they
vii! be fully as abundant as last year. In the county
Carlow, Queens county, and county Kilkenny, the
wheat has suffered very little this from wha is ca He'd
rns, by which odd head has lost some Of is grains
In Kildare II ls said 10 have experienced slight blight
side Of the head, but this is By no ans general
The barley and oats looking we'll and all standing
unless IN very low or rank soils where instances
they are completely down from the las, Sundays rain
The pesoe crop looked better and where in some