New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14

con OF
wheat to Ens.nd compared with the previeu. season ORG
sos Of u.s ~ bb. and OF wheat 3.Je'53J bush but
in tho shipmen' Of m.Le 81 1890 oa' Inc
M. l.st two yea A1ecs be, supplied rs with nesiy
noi,ty Of the saio ard -four imported nom sorosn WV,
hr e. nuue do during the next sir months or the war
vi The f.nl stsug.e the Sou,h does not appear to
have materially intsr-ed With Western ssticuufs sho
most agree in s'auns thet zoe oofP-
,sion have suffered bot ts from rust red gam 40 y may
therefore be assumed ,t,t Amerc.Tu,is,' inared he
will be large sIpoI,iDs country Tor some ',se
The e.ut have, in The North Of Europe and IN The
South Of looked forward to with anxiety both by INC
.sppsr ard importers The crop Of wheat has eeTt.nly
wei. the quarters here Indicated ard At present
oo,atI, ruled moderately low for some time past, although
incr..ed .uppss Of ysa hev, been ior-afsed to TN;
ronn,ry ssysr parcel. OF barley have been exhibited
m NIL lane this week in very hne condition aud the pces
realized have varied from oS to 4o yer quarter being the
ras. ned for the ice. mailing Guae. S' the close oil last
III. crop Of barley has greatly improved in sppesIsn1e du
ins the last for w-eb but We doubt uuch
Lii be .ou. to Last year which 1t viii be recoectsd
the 6n-st barley year ever lno~n Ihas sts re-
quire import Of TIL, description OF sfein unt ne
o.e of the present evident Eyeywhcfe Old stocks
are completely exhausted and the who's OF the ssais mo-
broad ptuus 20 pass uto consumption imnsdteiy on be-
ia, r.potd A. gard the CROP We may observe that
pr.en, spp Indicate large yield cs1iny equal to
1851 In .oue dis,rcs beans Iauia 10 lure Ia other
after. they are looking remarkably well while Pea. with
very few exceptions show moderate crop
The total quantities Of ell sind OF Foreign and eooha pro
ducs n warehouse in the United kingdom now amount to
about 900 quarters bot included Il thAt supply m IN
manufacturing dc,s cen.eqgent upo" The Gotten famine
IN. supply IL equal 1900 quarters OF wheat aud 1t IL
n,c...ay 10 deduct that quantity from the available supply
for human consumption IL will hs seen therefore that our
resources are hy no extensive but the other hand
an, uppes Of wheat hour and most other article,
p.s..e and hch doubt will be fully equal
sites
IL pretty evident Therefore tia. have now com
wheat crop. thst tho yield Of barley
mean. and p... in on odefae but tla this ID
OF oat. large Future prices, however viii be feen
lated more by tue extent OF COR inporAros ihAn by mn
crop. Ia ts county OF 90 not lose slshs 81 The
f. that Ar.e produce a. home must have ~ Important
iunueuc. price; bat, at TO same tine the ioo.sn
grover must hs usual supply Of Grain the q1otA
tions are kept within modefsto range Tn this pont
WI have mis- siviugs-
IL ia possible that may Import le's wheat and Hour
from dlrn the i've mouths than III the core
.pondg peiod Of 1851 but II France should succeed m
enrux good aen crop If wheat shall have to pay less
money or impo ted supplies than IN some years pat
the demand lot bullion to pay Tor oT'gi 10
will b. on limited scale VITA great abundance oil mon
and range in the value OF di.cOunt Accommodation from IA
to . CONT the importing houses VIII not be- disposed to
prs.s sae. onseqa.ny may anticipate steAiy curren
eis or whe, kuds OF Spring corn between tn.
and tie close OF harvest WORK.