New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
karicnIfurnI Prospects.

Tie latest retorts bout the wheat crop at the
Wet, particularly IN Ohio and Indiana, are not as
favorable as we could wish. The Eagle, Of Union
City, Says
I'm many portions Of Randolph and jay coun-
tee there Is likely 10 be Rp almo.t total failure
Of the whea, crop. great deal OF II s now pasi
redemption"
An acquaintance, jusi from tour through Ohio
ssys that he never SAW the whes, look worse.
From other States we have more favorable re-
ports. Some OF the Rebel papers are Dragging Of
their prospects Of a great wheat crop.
In Europe tie prospects appear favorable. The
Mark Lane Eypre's Of April q suys:
" The Lao, week was more like March than April
from the drynosa Of the atmosphere and briskness OF
the wind. tbs, however, n calculGtcd to oonIleS
tho Improvement IN the condition u the ~Aea ,aip-
plef and may serve as salatary check 90 the WE'LL
esia alllsLed Ilants. Stil the Spring corn would he
greatly benefited by oopious fall OF rain, especially
on the LIGHT soils; and indeed the grasslandE and
vegetation generally wosld be servioea6y ad-
vance,.
Some pGris ofGermhDy apTcar TO want shower,
though tie Comment generally reported 10 wcsr
Il very favorable apltarEupv tosTcsto the s'o--st,
crcrs. Orr long-stsnding com laiLt a. TO want oi
coudition las now happily reached is term bul the
remnant bcuelied must bear small proportion 10
" bat las already passed into consumption at unre-
nuno4stiye fates. The Continent, srll IN suspsnse
for Englsh orders nud apparently confident that
they rutt come, Eeept GbOut the tame range OF
prizes tut as our own markets sremi1n wholly with
out q, ,uyity, foreign holders must venture on con-
Qna.sn,s, even II they wait much longer. Indeed,
Lad not samples here improved, we thiuk prices
would have been written lower In uio state Oi tho
WLea' trade France and England ar precisely sim
lar eIoepi in their ieveral cayital', Ihris "a he
iaiutsif ing prices against the county, aud London
beng more devressed. Our political ADtcipatonr
how ever seetn nearer 20 somber reality than when
peunod. Poland ID not put down, bat nearer 10 IN
dependence ia the d si Of Ler people sni tie inter
vaitioa of Europe; while Federal America appa-
rently getting desperate with di.asterp, shorer in
snppcs hud lraIcr IN JIces Is less Likely than eves
90 oyerW helm " With inpOTts.'
John Ball evidently feels jolly over the idea q
80 Federal America getting desperate with disas'
ters ADd will be glad, doubt, TO bear that our
whoat cfOI partially fails IN any section, iha,
sbsll not be able 10 oyerwhelm England with bread
sult such. iOr nstauce as the cargo Of the George
GnsWoid We quote further from Ihr Erfrcs,:
"Msuy are Elng,.ne that prices will improve
also and that some buQ may turn up IN their favor
from tie unsettled state OF matters in America.
Supplier thence are falling of; and although their
canals are iust opening, when al increased HniOuUt
inav come from lie interior, the export merc1ants
are d, ting with great ca1iop, OWING to the suddeu
ohsnges in lbe exchange and in the value OF gold
rendering trade 70 uncertain. risk In run IN exc
cuting ofders, and materially tends ~ check busl
ness ~ ce.cHls.
Yes, and tbs, risk IL thai gold snd exchange will
con. ,uue 10 decline; mol that we tbrl fail In supply
Of ccresl, for the weather could not be fyof.
able than IL i, pow ior our sree, crop Of Indian
1Jrn.