New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Dan~a EtI0
WILLIAM DoNNELLY. Registrar General
4erietltuyal Statistics Once, sept To- 1850
The general consumption Of veal ano land Meag ~
veku per1iciouslv in Great Britain and France, and
ha- in great degree, brought about the remarkable
scarcity Of good mature bu cheering cattle. by tins
above tables il viii be tha, in Ireland there are
nearly quarter Of Mill IA head Of stock fewer this
wear an Isst, and over 10000 sheep. What with the
yev peor bay crop Of 1850 aud the worse pssturage
Il NAV in ore sense be dsemed rather fortunate cir
cups,aree that there are fewer beasts 10 feed.
Al the comm ncsment Of the fourth week in Ssptem
bsr. a very unfavorabls change in the wes.hsr &C.
eurred 50 much 70 az 70 put end to harvest opera
ions. The Max Lane Express remarks that:
90 The broken weather OF the past week has gfe-ly
impedsd harvest operations The W h9at 10 the soah
er1 and II icaId counties well nigh gathered before
the rain c-umerced but ia the North operations nave
been seriously checked the principal part being 81 m
harvested. Oats and Barley have also suusIeii o1-
sAitny tho latter, and toe condition OF the hett, ~
n ady sufCieIy bad, seems not likely 70 DC mproy ca.
me pststo crop, too IN LELAND watch hitherto was
,uftul OF rot SO decidedly tad IL this country nss
lssiv tser r0Eg II feariui rate, 50 that prices a.
T;,erick have doubled and NJ lize has every where
leen irnpTc Wig in value. tLder these unaV0rag!e
c;rcnmsfsDces tie price Of O d Whe.t has generally
,iseu TO T. Or. and the few parcels Of good new
nave alsO brcDgut rsthsr more money. CT coysiI-
o-arv md mercaut le authority would IAN assure TIE
tuhliC thai Is ana very r4iy season has 0sel d 'u
Ii favorable 10 sn ample Weld o. cereals and mus lg-
1oIe and genv the staten s ~ practical men, whose
ir,-rests xoIl1 naturally ieeo them 70 report an
sbnudsnea II lessen foreign imports Some OF tbe
-e.Ter cruntFies a. France and Balyum, not being
ebuudantv sup led SHOW slight re4cs0n ia ItF0t u
prices; tu in the Baltic az Odessa aud On the DAN
ube rates have given way under tae more LAY Jaoi0
sdvicss frOu ErQland. be same l0iiu5nce objective
Die IL 5raiu A. New York, toe excitement grodu 's5
by former leP0rE had not YET snbsioed both ioaf anu
Wheat having rs.I further, with large amount 7.
business tfd sactCd aud good shipments made Tor dfeh
Britain. Tie capacity however Of the states % sehd
me enormous quinly estimated Dy hJrd writ RS mas
never vel been poy,d and should three million qrs.
be Imported through the entire season, II would faly
reach the limits OF cur psct4.iOns."
We are glad o that cOtenp0rary agrees with
"a in rsspect % the possible ship nenis Of grain from
,bis country. Il may enthusiasts 10
yuts that their lille cogltts will have a Surplus
n 6 rould million bushels Of wheat o. corn, bu.
,bs quantity Of grain is lees frequently than
,er,a5 If IN a county There can be ques.ion il
ssens 10 NJ, bnt that we shall have more than tae
"a con O0o buhels Of wheat counted on BY Tie H1r6
Iue ErDzess We should put il at forty 10 bfty mil
ons and If the lake navigation remains open rather
l.,e Il NAV touch higher figure For one coDsiaera-
zion alone would the Western supplies De poured ~
,s,od into the Q,anariss Of ths city throughout The
Winter ucuths-high prices abroad. II We 20 not
,estlv mistake the 0msns Of the season. tu' lhou's
men, vii be offered Us aud shal DOT b. surpf'9o
to zoe large shipments Of rslroAd'eafreu s'''H "'1
lar into the Winter.
Some line sgo. in noticing the exaggerated roA'ns
Of Western fsFsrs &c 70 tho probable ysd Of crops ID