New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
rpd PROSPECTS, Nv ENGLAND.

r,. latest accounts from England represent the
prospects much wore than they were fort
HI earlier. The Nayk Lane ErpreSs OF June 10
ys; c.,,..h,-,.
fer throughout the week. but finer al tne opening
than al the close. On the irst day there YVES Oily
eight shower in the afternoon, ana Il SOON olI'' g'
Monday remained favorable M 70 I T. H., "heh
there was q smart shower with thunder, ana some
very heavy g.ia ia ne afternoon.
'fOnr adv1ces ore increa 10 I'D interest," IRON LIZ
soInsbire Oh TuesGav IL Was 70 u.ra-0: during the
pest few DAYS We have had Eloquent showers ol ram,
witt thunder and serious halstorms; last night was
frosty, wind w From NoIcesteislire on Tie sai'e
day q Correspondent saws, think there IS 8 rather
lsfrer aver,Ee Of wheat growing tins year Than lie
average of the prccc DIM i1ur bur 4 is NOT difficult
10 arrive at q satisfactory opinion of TIE probable
produce even shOuid We be favored with fine
Summer The variation 10 he seen in tb,s crop here.
about, and in much OF tie County of NMc Ter
twbicn l am best acquainted WIFI, exceeds az thing
4 have witnessed for nine years past. ] mean not
cpy in the same parishes but on the same farms and
same fields Jnsjancee are common, IA fields OF % 10
% acres each, where upOu tWO-thIc1 Or tlIee-odI'a
Of the land we may count upOn 4 TO n QfS Ter acre
while the remainder OF the field may not pIoaloe -
sr per acre. Ihis result attribute 20 ne Vula-iOn
OF Tie soil in part, aud partly 70 the posluon OF Inc
lands for wherever the excessive We we had on
tgo.thirds Of March lay beyond shoFt pel1o' We
fnd large portion of the pant to nave e1nef per-
Ished OF become so wounded 10 70 become guite IN
able TO recover save in most crippled and WEAKLY
state. On ths whole the crop pay egnal that OF
1889 but not that OF nos N any case. We nave Oh
eoDrss some iield Of great promise, where ine llnd
Is wan and well fgrIre1. Tie seeding Of barley
was late or the whole, but It isuOw doing well. Tie
season has so far suited beans, but peas owlrg 10 the
vel must be very poor. Oats ialr but not quite
equal 70 barley heroabOut. TIE trace see nothing
hut low prices ahead, hut, | think VIII oVeIshoot
= IL Ill Loo rnas
farmers wheat left in this locality: yield g-2hs of
81 \ few wheat car visible on the earliest crops
in this parish, but only quite partial. lnever had
any earlier than 9th OF june
With little variation, the reports from all other
counties are 10 the same effect. There j. much
complaint of rust and some Of frost
1.-THE short quautiiy Of wheat in the hands ol the
farmers viii tell its own tsie, in spite Of abundant
imports Of foreign; anu the recent fall IN the value
OF Inc English wheat would soon DC recovered were
the weather not TO Improve. Many fields yet LOOK
well others are weak, 60 that great produce seems
iuprobabe but the fact Of q large breadth remains
30 far as wheat is concerned, which must, however,
be at the expense Of Spring corn Such weather may
cult Oats beans and peas, il followed by seasonable
warmth; but no more RAIN Is needed ioI the wheat
Country markets have rather hardened, and some
note an advance Of Is. TO -. Or Foreign adces
are not universally favorable Of late much o.
the rye being affected 10y rust. From fear o. droutu
il the s0ut' ern portions Of Europe, there ere Low
some apprehensOns from the altered character OF the
weather. In Algeria they are in full harvest, and
il will not be long before they reaQing in Italy
Spain and the South Of France; but the threatening
character Of the weather IN the latter country has
begun to affect prices. And, indeed, as stocks o.,
old there must be very limited it Is not impossible
we may lave some reaction here. Belgium, llol-
land and Germany show iittle change Of prices, but
Odessa and the Dauubian ports note but further du
ness with receding prices. Al Edinburgh wheat was
fully Is per Dr. dearer. Fresh OATS were Cd. per or
higher. and Barley firm. Tie report from Glasgow
was firm as 70 the value oil wheat. without any de-
eided alteration in other grain, Tie Irish markets,
in consequence Of the rough weather, closed very
firm, OF deaTer."