Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-20
Foreign Crops,
We take the following article giving general review Of
the foreign croPs from the Mark-aDe ErPrss oodOn Of
the Sd inst:

We take the following article giving general review OF
the foreign crops from the Mark-ane Eprss ondon) Of
the 81 inst;
The reports from the northern parts Of Europe continue
TO speak very nvOraby Of the result Of the harvks: in
that quarter and may be regarded certain that
~ be less Corn spare for export than in
good seasons Stocks OF old Wheat are reduced into
compass at the Upper we'll the Low
CT Bitic ports aud the trihng supplies u which
had, tn the date OF tive atcst accounts come
had proved so inferior In quality aud damp Ia condition
as TO be totally unfit Tor shipment. The continued rise
the English markets had caused considerable excitement
more especially the minds of holder, had previously
be, good deal influenced by local circumstance such
the Indifferent yield OF Wheat aud Rye the prevalence
Of the Potato disease &c.
Dauzg letters of Tuesday state that 6ss per or had
been refused for fine heavy qualities of Wheat and that
for common qualities weighing 81 lbs, cqu to 6Ss per
q free board had been paid Freight To London was
6S to &c. 81. per OF.
At Hongsbcrgl on the sc,h inst. good 60 lbs mixed
Wheat quoted G3S Vi, aud FOR 81 lbs quality
SIS COS per or. Tree board had been paid or hnc
old rcd there rcmsinng
Settn letters of Tuesday state that the weather was
and had Cor some time BEEN very and ungcuia anil
that the Corn coming to hand ia bad cOndi.
on The prices asked had been high check bus.
neSs, and hardly sale had been made since the previous
posi.dsy.
At lio,tock, 6is per Or tree board was asked on
Monday Tor iue Wheat. Stocks small there, aud
the supplies from the growers riiding.
At Hamburg great excitement prevailed Tuesday,
ard extraordinarily high prices paid well for
Wheat the spot iur sp,iug shipment FROM the
outports. Barley III much request there, aud So.
per ar. free board had been paid Tor Danish Of
% lbs. weight.
liz the Dutch markets prices of Wheat appear have
undergone further rise and at Rotterdam on Monday
AN advance ofs To 81 per ar was established
The accounts from France of lively charac
ter oi late, still much confidence have been
shown hy holders of whoa aud Flour and both atclcs
rather dcarcr at Paris Wcdncsday than that
day week
Ia the Mediterranean prices keep up. At Genoa, on
the 2Ih Sept, Polish odessa quoted JSs, aud Der
diauski CO.. per ar.
At LeghoJn, the 2lst uno, 61s. FL. to OILS. Cd
per qr. quoted for Mirinuopo Wheat.
The aVices from the Black Sea ports that the
fear of war; aud the consequent decrease in the export
demand tor Wheat, had had considerable influence
prices holders having under the circumstances become
very anxious 10 realize.
At Odessa upon it, having become known that the Gar
had rejected the Vienna modified 10y the Turkish
looked upon As imminent
At Gilatz, the 18th Sept, business very duh,
owing IN great measure To the obstruction oi the Sulna
Channel aud the consequent mpOssiby of vessels get
ting away with cargo,s The result of the harvest
not so Avoraby spoken Of previously and it the
prevailing opinion that the yield Of Wheat would not
coed average either in Moliavia Wallachia.
Tue latest adviccs FROM America inform that good
deal Of business had been done in Wheat and Flour early
IN the month, but that the demand had afterwards slack
cGcd and the extreme previously paid had been
maintained. The crop OF Wheat generally well spoken
Of only in the United States but also in Canada aud
there is cNpcc: that America will be enabled
furnish Great Britain with large supplies OF breadstuis-
At the time, inclined 10 think that the public
this side Of the Atlantic disposed to the
quantity likely to be derived from that quarter.