The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

The Crops I'm Europe.
The weather, says the European Times OF the 29th
ut during the past week has been generally fine and
warm especially In the northern parts of the kingdom
so that any fears which may have been entertained
about getting In the crops in Scotland dssi-
pated aud we may con ny state that the harvest
more productive than the general average Of years
throughout the whole country The m ,in drawback
upon this satisfactory state OF things Is the undenae
mischief which Is developing itself the potatoes
There such numerous classes interested In creating
needless alarm that feel reluctance in adding 30
the clamor which politicians are akng on the
subject; nevertheless believe that the dease ha,
shown itself to very great extent ia Ireland and spn
radically in England several districts scattered at dis
tances having suffered IL Ia, of quite mpossi
bic to fix the limits Of the mischief far has yst
spread The farmers throwing all their diseased pota
toes at once upon the market aud mixing thsm with
sound in order to get rid of them make appear
perhaps, that the disease is more extensive than 1t
really il But well statements prove that
much OF the planting is injured and time aloae will
show whether the disease will increase In the ra sid aud
sudden manner IL did In former years whether the
injury done will be arrested in its present state This
question will necessarily form important element in
the problem OF future prices
The accounts from the continent continue on the
whole TO speak well OF the harvest and though prices
have hitherto kept up abroad in consequence Of the
generally reduced the stocks of old grain there
Is reason TO believe that after the have begun
to forward quotations will be regulated BY prices
here At many OF the near ports advance has ia
ken place In the value Of slight up-
ward movement which has lately occurred at Mark.
ane this affords pretty clear proof of the influence
the Epglish market has on the continental prices
Accounts from Lisbon state that the crop of wine
tugal the quantity Of grapes for shippers have proved
barely equal 10 half the usual average.
The quality of the wheat crops be more
exactly ascertsiued as considerable amount Of nav
wheat Is already in the market aud sufficient portion
made into -four The produce of the present year is
not equal to that Of isiS which however excep.
tiona but the crop Is considered average in
the departments round Paris, and ordinary in
the ret Of France In the department OF the Loire
the wheat is fifth less in quantity and inferior la
quality to that of ordinary year. Mesn linked
corn) IL inferior by fourth rye by ooe half ,rey
" I'd tn an
ordinary year In ,njou the crop of wheat rye oats
and barley is excellent in quality and abundant in
average price Of new wheat is consequently only
fl2 the hectolitre. and seed wheat about els. The
the portion untouched by the hail Is Of a superior
quality. The hemp is magnificent and surpasses in
The price OF wheat, and particularly Of -four has
su,nsd greater trmness at the haHes In Paris The
bakers after having resisted for some time the price
now demanded. have been obliged to make their pur-
chases at an increase. though a small one. In the
negbborhood Of Paris the potato disease has made
the progress that anticipated and prices are still
moderate In the markets of the capital Throughout
the west Of France the ptato crop Il described mag
nifcept and without the slightest taipt.
In Normandy and Brittany the apples used for cider
are in extraordinary abundance Ia the memory of
man the trees were never so abundant The far
have been obliged to fix props repeatedly under
the branches to enable them to support the heavy
cider crop will In most places BE- twice three times
more abundant than in ordinary years:
France. IL IL calculated that the produce will be in
fer,or to that Of ordinary years The quality OF the
hood OF Bordeaux have however, in a great measure
recovered from the injury they sustained by the long
period Of dry weather The wine pre1sers Ia the de-
partment OF the Rhone express them elves we'll
fed with their crop although the produce will be less
than that Of last year Letters feom Burgundy state
that the grapes are arriving at maturity In conse-
quence of the late damp aud weather The vim
tsge is expected to commence at Mersauit week.
aud at Pomard and volnay a few days later. The
n fair hut
sfs o. SsGry % nc BE- tsrp n that
weather continue fine few days longer the crop will
be satisfactory TO tho growers
Barring brothers q Co.'s Circular.
LoNDov Friday, Sept q, 1870
The colonial market has been heavy this week and
lower prices have been accepted for both ceec aud
fugar-public lies of which ma been numerous aud
extsnfive The deliveries however, continue large
The Conn trade rules dull
CorIoS is supported BY speculative purchases, ba.
manu'ao Jins sad spisners ind no inducemsnt TO
snticps Wants In the present depressed state of bull
Iess in Lancashire.
MoSr, has been In rather more demand; but the
stock Of bullion increases, and the rates Of discount
remain unchanged.
by the overland mail which arrived on the goth inst
we have dates from Calcutta TO the sth OF Augoss;
Hong Kong. 2Gth OF July; Shanghai. lith o. July;
Manila, 18th OF July; Batavia, 25th OF July. Basr
dull In China, and Mt the Presidency Ia the
neigbborbood Of Shanghai heavy inundati1ns a
taken place, doing tedOus injury to the cotton aud
The CoRs Tsspr has ruled dull through the week
and wheat may be- quoted IL. 2s. lower to sell in
p II
top price for Western canal Prices OF spring corn
hkcwise tend dowuwards with liberal supplies Of f.
reign. For indian corn the demand has subsidized. IL
10, however, generally held for former prices.
CorloS-W We notice sales Of $4,000 bales Surlt at
I'D. 4kd. and $50 bales Tiuively Mairas, at 4Sd a
Cd being the former value 600 bales Surat
pounc,d for 1ale on the a0th proxl
AnfRcAN stocks-Thsre has been no marked In
Of demand for Investment but the parcels which
we're offered have been taken from the market at los
to l04 for certificates and 1914 los for coupon bonds
Prices are frmer aud We quote l0i 1917 for certia
10 II siU la aud
1853 al00 for bonds With coupons, vhich
request In the stocks Of separate States we have
variation OF cousequeuce 70 mention TO day In
ra instances lo6 has bgen paid for L. per cents
bearer
Ass held for the previous currency, bat in lit.
COcnr.L-is0 bags Honduras Of the recent arrivals,
have met ready demand at auction, aud nearly the
whole has been taken, from U.s. Cd TO Is Sd for ord
nary small 10 fine bold sivers being Id 60 "a dearer
FIR the better kinds with black from 3s "a q IS "a.
A few bags Mex can brought De- ed to S. "a perlb.
Coco. remains without demand, and 500 bags West
India at public sale. have again all been Withdrawn
CnrFTE.-rhe public sales have offered i35 casks,
100 bsgs Plantation Csylon, Of which the principal
part found buyers generally ut reduction Of L. "a
s9s Cd being about Cd lover; 5000 bags loo eases
o,ta RIGA realized from 10 to COS which is "a 20 Be-
cheaper The other transactions comprise 0o0 bags
native Ceylon at 3Os 15G bales Mocha ct Ios ca to
I'd 400 bags Batavia at sSs 3os 5oo.bags Rio from
EOS cd TO 37s and 200 bags 81 Domingo at as ca
We not aware q any business in floating cargoes
In the early part Of tn. week Sos was offered and re.
fused for Of Brazil good nrst., for which ass Cd
could not now be obtained. In the continental
poits slight concessions have been ma L. nd al
together the article II quieter.
The adviccs from Batavia alluded 20 above speak very
confidently Of deficiency OF at least 30 per Ia
crop the quality 81 which turning out very good
Dnuos. rrc At the Gales yesterday, csmphor being
cold at US I'd to 53s. taken In; "a cloudy
oil Of cAsss brought -. Cd to - Cd and 50
nfetd oil % 80 td Castor oil continu request We
notice ssles Of 2cS from ID to 10Id turmerc.
15s. TO los Cd for Bengal; gum olibanum, 37s sd TO
4os, Turkey opism. lis "a per H.; Clutch, Ice. to
LIS Gsmbi.r Is. to %. CO.; hemp, St Petersburg,
clean dull a. f2s. los outshot. G27 1Os halt clean,
$40 los 1000 bales Maaa at auction, yesterday,
partly sold from Az to s3 with 500 bales Jutp from
s4 los. to Gl5 l5s Bombay L. worth els 70 f2l per
ton
HiDts.-At the public sales yesterday the home de-
mand vaa active. aud IT $500 East India offered,
80 COS found bus ers at very full prices.
INDtGV II here has been rather more inquiry thi,
week, and several Parcels Of good Bengal have chan
hands 81 rather higher prices Tho public sales will
commerce the 10Th ptoximo AMI 10 COL chests are
declared; bOtfBrher Withdrawals anticipated sad
the quantity vi not probably exceed IL 900 chests
The snvict- from Calcutta 20 St August far from
ctntusve the probable extent OF the crop est.
Ia. On fgn fgA -.