New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
CROP PROSPECTS AT HOElE AND
ABROAD.

All sources Of information confirm the previous
reports of the crops Of tis country, almost without
exception, beng abundant almost beyond precedent.
Even in this vicinity. where Indian corn was almost
despaired Of it has advanced rapidly during the
late heated term, TINT farmers now quite conn-
dent that the crop will be an average one.
At the West, the com crop is are,d assured. IL
is great and good, srd will have to be- harvested oy
ca lie aud hogs. Tue wheat crop never wAs greater
nor better. The nay crop is very large Win
few exceptions, ail over the United States.
In Europe, tho crop prospects are slightly oeuer
than BY previous sdvices hut still 80 bad tha' tS
country will fad aready market for all rS surplus
wheat. Indeed, the purchases al ea'y uiado on
French account are large beyond belief.
TN. Marx Lane Express LONDON July - says
With the exception OF "Wednesday, whlcn was
very wet the weather last week WAS more suniiIer-
| like and the crops have advanced accordingly.
| Sh,pId the Improvement Continue many VIII orghi
cutting next week, and some IalaVrra Is ai'e"'y
| gathered The beneficial cnsnSo Is of immense
Importance, as we no ionssr can 'U yn,v much
bIiph Il il to be bsped ~ We can hardly look ior
uniform dryness, that oar agncu uIal freb0s VIII
NE every available means 10 Keep thrir caves fron
eng hurt by sho sers, our wig bors, tue Fro"cn,
having been successful III doing III past seasons
| Stocks in the country have held ont much Delter
than many an,icipated but those Of home growth,
as we'll Ms foreign, arc now worked into small eou'
pass and 10 this we attribute the resent preaefva'
| ton of prices. Some OF our ma'kets have rather
firen for white Wheat, but generally they nave
| been calm. The same Improvement 10 tue wea her
has OBJ, .ped all over the Continent, and checked
| he inward tendency OF pricet. IL is more con-
hrm-u however that III l,aly the crop IL rhort, ire
quality being fully 81 per quarter below LOST year -
aud tnst TIE yield now lus We expected IL wollll
turns out deficient. Portugal also LAS bad Yield,
and ree Imports are expected.
| Even the south of Fraacc is lers sailehed WIFE
what las been gathered, and though stop has
BEEN put to the damage Of the Rye Ia Ger
| many prizes have not iuaton y es-eiied. I'm,
Danzig Wheat has been sold Ia London at 62s. per
ar, cost and freight-a prize which seemed am
cult at the opening OF the week, aud thoush .n7
| hasiness pas.ing has been from hani To moutn
holders If all fine TO eisn have been very hrn. In
Franc, ries have very lit altered, the only con-
c.s.ion made being on low qualities The same may
p- said OF Belgium and Holland; bat tho term al
markets show less tone. Odesss his reoo'efoa ie
| lauguur as we'll as lr este.
| Pans Saturday Evening, July give lave
now had more than a w-ek OF decidedly fine weather
All through the country which lies on Tue rght "hhh
OF the Loire, and which IA tie beet cor'-1ro"i,H
Lad H. France, ihe harvest has already begun. 10
| la Brir the wheat crop Is splendid; ~Ali- ia Tue
ID nsr,n.ut of tho Oise, though 1T has SUIT
f,f,d some damage. the first thr--hn- "A Of ls year
po.duce bear witness of IA satisfactory yield From
| The E,st of France on the contrary We hear many
complaints. and the r, suit 10 crue y Disappointing III
the southern Provinces.
Yet, from all our present sdvices. tak.n us =,
whole we are justified ia expecting that Ills VIII
prov. Al average good year. AZ "wednesday =
Pans market the new wn-a, made its firrt appear
,nc.. Tue farmers were III haste - prOhi by ne
| god prices wnich are ruli,g, AID ths Wa my
lake 80 sign tn~t, IA lie n.ishJorb Od oi Paris al
least they reckon having lair quantity 10 dir
ppse Of.
Although these remarks are not 20 gloomy ns
previous ones, they indicate that the whole harvest
Of Eu,opc il insufficient - feed the people.