New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

IL such volume Of dew. sCns quantity Of wheat,
even IN the south and midsod counties, remains %
carried and tho bulk Of all gain yet jeopardsed in
the North though Scotland "a better on Ireland 700,
il in gre at peril, with much 10 be gathered Inc ag-
cultural statistics Of that country show decrease IN
the growth OF csreas this season 70 the extent OF -
acre. which, as this consists OF Spring coro-ase AT
A8 bushels per acre-makes 730 703 bushels defciencyi
while the growth Vt potatoes % $40 acres less TINS
consd. upon the diseased state OF the crop whch
extends over w. 6 acres, shows hsavy
yoid 10 be filed up supposDg Great Britain supplied.
As Indian corn ia the principal s1bstltu's
ia cad 10 bear that heavy rains in Southern Ea'
rope are begiDnirg TO threaten this important gram,
Which now keeps continually advancing WIN sueh
weather the markets here could not fail TO rise, the
average of the week being about 81 cts. per bushel
There been an unusua demand for dry foreign red
of low qnality 10 help off our wn damp new oy mix
tare; and as our stock OF old IL nearly used up,
seems doub fol whether we shall nave eoough od
foreign to Get our necessities Throughout the Con-
tnent very little Is left, and much Is wanted herei
while America Ia quite exhausted, and the shlpments
lately ma de nearly all new, with the condltion OF
~ me not well reported. Prices there have moderately
given way as they have in Spain and Italy, ana on
.he Danube; bat there has been come reaction a.
Odessa, as well as in NORTH ern Germany the unc,
Hol and Belgium, and Ftaoce. " may be weiL III
our estimate Of the possible shipment, OF the uuted
STATES, to remember that, for the last - O years sao
largest shipments thence were IN 1910 and lo4| Wnen
with an accumulation of old grain, they reached W
~ I57 65g bushels wheat 8 I55 845 bbs four-equal
10 900 bushes but this season they had little "
begin with"
Now, whether We shall be able to spare thirty
millions or oDe hundred, cannot at present say al
though we hold TO former opinion that our foreign
export will touch forty or fifty millions OF bushel' OF
wheat. In a little time there will be more available
data on which found opinion. VIII our friends
assist in arriving al the result as speedily as pos
sible
The GOTH of September, in England, is called Mich
aemas-day, and on IL the bayeaIy rents of the far
mers In mcst of the counties due. Ordinarily the
grain are harvested and enough sold to meet the
remit but this year the editor of The Mark Lane En-
press, writing On Mcbaemss-day, makes this plea In
behalf of the tenants to the landlords, for time:
"There cen be little doubt TO the result or the
effects of the harvest. There has been another week
of almost continuous wet weather, while there Is an
immense amount of grain yet out. Some people still
COL s CT it duty to take the most sangune view Of
agricultural matters, and argue, up to within the ast
four sndtweny hours, that our prospects, are as good
az ever Keen observers note there is scarcely any
wheat uncsrried acute judges pronounce the san-
pie ss seldom injured Th- fortnight Of fine weather
did wonders and the months Of foul no injury to
sreak Of Those who happen to think other Tlse are
mere croakers or specuators and the farmer himself is
prOverbialy erumtler. 1t comes then, from so Sats'
factory sate of things that we have nothing TO Tear
or provide for. Even should our supplies fail US for
time Great British at once 60 to her own produce
of the year TO furnish food for her own people And
in the face Of such cOnsolstory assurance the markets
take another rise and the new wheat found not 1t
for the miller.
at nust be very evident that advisers who encour
sge go sefdecepye feeling Of confidence, are cacu-
lated TO do fer harm than those who put the pub
lie only prop rly on their guard to coming eorss-
quences. The other nations OF the earth may Incline
to believe all that s adya ced in this way and 60 leave
20 L
is not the croaker in other words, the nan who
looks at and speaks to fac they really stand before
him, that is wiring up prices. He sees ana would
avert what is coming. The bali OF the Corn Mar
ket-though perhsps he may know it not-is tue san
guine gentleman, the superb, ia fippsnt an horlty,
who tells you there is nothing 10 be alarmed about
that wet season is quite as go1d as line onei thai
never The corn cut more ut 10 carry, or housed
in finer order for use. 1t is blind faith alone in such
policy as this that will lead on TO the edge of the
preepice. When prices will go M with a JUMP, ADD
we find only too late that have willfuly shut our
Dyes to the evils before US. and dsregarded warning
that was every day aud everywhere offered. =,
"Our special duty, however, is with one class OF
society-the producer. In his name, then, we say,
that the harvest is both late and badly carried THESE
are pslpable facts that IL ia now impossible ID deny,
whatever the estimated yield may hereaf or turn out
In the Midlands and the beat part of Lincolnshire
there lie nearly much out as in. Toe eater
part of the whea. already thrashed has been sent
into the market in state utterly unit for use aud
they kilndryng the corn ere they dare TO otter W
while the barley is heating In the stack. Tne
farmer ia no lopger habiusl or idle gruuber. Many
men in trade under similar adverse circumstances 70
those Of this season. would have made far more COM
plant than has yet been heard from the agricuturt
He has ia faci hoped against hope TO the last, and
inclined with very remarkable spirit 10 make the
best of his This should only ente him to more
consideration from others, and for such it is that
We now ask. Something like month since we
said, A crop gathered in such condition will, OF
course, require deal of lime to make and harden
either in the nix The barn. and however late haT
vest may be- anything like general return of new
wheat in the market will be later still. The yield
however lie in almost every direction anticipated
TO be Indifferent, while the sample with the most
careful housing, cau scarcely turn out well. Such
combination Of circumstances must tell against those
who cannot afford 10 wa and we fear that many sm al
farmers will be placed for time TO come in a very
tryu position. These fears have been only tho fur
Their col hrm since we EXPIRE. I'D them. Many farm
era are in trying position We write upon Michael
mss-day, when the half yearly rents due, and that
in few weeks more, will, in di tricts, be col
bcted There are many men, happily already pre-
pared for the audit but 1t is of those VINO are not we
speak. II the rent s TO be paid At Ou of the
wheat crop, il will only be many at runous sacc-
lice. AS rule there are few samples Of corn liz 30
show, and tnans who are compelled TO send the bulk
into the market only do with the expectancy at
ceiling 1t on something the sans terms they might a
lame horse at fair or a sick beast at an auction. All
are alike not in don be offered and will scarcely
realize half VIVA, they light had time been allowed 10
put them right again. Tae very cattle are becoming
drug 10 the market. There are no turnipsi and in
sJme parts, &C. for Instance in the neiyhborhood Of
Rockingham aud Rugby, the beasts have been fairly
Hooded out. Pleuro-pneumona has made its appear
ance III NJ rfok and all the ills Of unfavOrabe Sea-
son are cumina ing TO a climax by Quarter Day."
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MARRIED.
BELDIS6IADRIANcE-At Dover Pl,in', Y, Wedns,