New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Crop Prospects in Europe.

The Marx Lane Express, London, Aug. III, says:
"Tbe splendid weather Of last week has given
place to a decided ,hange, there being many
heavy showers throughout the country, vita ihurs-
DAY unuruaIiy rough Still the estimated damage
hitherto is light, ~ eyinced by the litts difference
in the last Lon ion market A. respects the eseu-
leuis and grasses, much benefit must result; hut,
wi nout return OF settled weather, TIE coldii on
Of the cereals Is endaI gcred where they are cut,
a. a some waste must ensus from delay. The winds
hayiog been ir-rb, and tue soil dry, but little harm
need yet 10 appfehended. The accounts OF the
~ obajle yield continue very conflicting; bat they
ART not 20 a. regards siocks, which, 10th In the
country and shipping ports, are very low, intomaeh
iIat ahv di-arter could not iail 10 send up prices
.nu ily. Tie golden time experienced heie ha,
Il o teen euoycd Oh tie Continent. French f,rr.-
r- htyc gathered in much, and generally seem Sat
Lifted, sud ~ Hing relrr- uf thsir new produce. IL
IL -. ia belgium aud Holland where prices
Lave lowered. All over Germany tney have either
~ " ell spoken OF i Poland, where accounts till
lately, were most favorable. Plies have been
generally shak,n by the late fine weather; and u
iutly iall of rain in the Dghublgu PFin,ip lites
has uy-d 'hs crop Of maze. win every prospect 90
success. Ii l. TO he hO,eI too, that the bcnei:Ia
sbowcrs have reached to Italy, If not too late
Pans saturday Evening. Aug. 9.--All this week
the weather has .tll been favorable To harvest work
storms nave taken place here and there, but they
have dobe no damage, ana the rain will only have
done 10 inc Meadow lshn- ana tnc green crOrS.
Ky tblS time, IN the south OF Ffnc", tho harvest ID
" ell ,~curd having already been thresued and
stored. in the eAten-ive region BET the Seine
aud the LORE IN. ra'pI"y s about finished; aud in
the north OF France they have begun this week 10
cnt her corn under very favorable circumstances
From aunlynug the bulk OF orr reports we NAV
now come 10 the fixed conclusion that THIS years
producl lie an average good one. Though complaints
nre st heard in tue south. and in some districts Of
The east the cen er, aud the wet Of France, they
ale not ~ serious ~ to affect the general result.
The marke = held yesterday around Paris and in
he north ol France were tut iuebs attended, owing
10 the bad weather and the harvest work. Prices
were therefore more firmly held and the decline
winch took place in sonc Instances was chiefly upon
IN, uil wheat or upon second-rate qualities. The
r.in have bad Is not much complained off bnt
there aie rome fear that the oats, which now
lpe, may have been beaten down by the wind Tie
uortpern markets ART nov sup, he'd with new wheat
OF n good quality. Dissatisfaction, however, IL ey-
pressrd in Ia M.urthe and at Dion, on account of
the coalition oi III. wheat.
LYoSs, Aux. 9.--lhore has been nothing doing ia
tin. n,arke, nil tie week, holders beiug very firm
and buyers insisting on reduction OF SOC. To 15c.
The harvest reports are favorable, and decline Is
expected.
lie ELjrcss rays, nndcr the date Of Aug. II:
" Accounts from Paris this morning report greater
on the pant Of buyers in nost Of the French
markets."
WEATHER AID CROPs ~ ScoTLASp.--Tbe follow
ing il an extract from private letter received from
Gusgow pes the Persia this dy-for the truthful
II IS Of which can youch. II ic from lady friend
OF mine, but none the less tue, and important AZ
affecting the market for bre1dstuifs. She says
We have had the mos, dsugroeabc, wet sunless
Summer 'his year, that | can remember OF. The
crops ure consequently very far back