New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24
Euroueau Agricultural Prospects.


Those who depend more upon foreign market
than home one, will be interested in the following
brief extracts from Tile Mark Lane Eapre.s Of
Monday jane 20. It says:
Although the rains Of the pact week have occa-
sional'y been heavy aud threatening ~ the wheat IN
ear The fine gunner temperature that has prevailed,
| with good share OF Sunshine, has forced on Tue
crops generally at rapid pace land much Of the back'
| W ard lin. may yet be made up. The straw, now
ever, 10 generally short; but II the strength Oh tue
soil be thus preserved fer the head, this may prove
benefit. There can be no fear now for the second
cut of grass or the later meadows but Potatoes VIII
soon be IN jeopardy if too much moisture snonid DC
forthcoming and we are a long way OH from GER
tain,y as respects any crop. lndera, IN Bavaria,
where short tmstince all was promising, week
Of storms has done serious damage, and sent ny
Wheat folly p " a.; aud it has been tho same ".
Switzerland; but Lombardy, it appears, has not
suffered 70 much as once feared, the injury being for
the most part confined to Piedmont. Still Hungary
remains nnpromsing, so IA TO ms,<e lively markets
at Odessa, aud even Venice, Where the Wheat bar
vest has begun.
France and the near 90 dntries have improved in
pros lects, most OF Germany looks WE'LL and southern
Russia teens with pro hlse. Breadstufs have been
Influenced TO hehvy decline at New-fOrk by fall
10 tue exchange Lud strike among the dock Ia
borers, but they subsequently rather revived Onr
own prices nave rather hardened, several places
: UDtlug Ia yer huNduCc chlAy AZ ehO "SS"t ""~
later with the falling OF of the French and Belgian
demand considerable diness followed. There are,
however, indications that stocks are running low III
those countries, aud any disaster happening TO the
standing corn would immediately renew the demand
md further enhance the prices. Iu short ali Europe,
as we'll as the British Isles, arc dependent on the
weather"
The above contains one item that Is news in
New-York where we have not heard that tie
breadstufs market has been Influenced by a strike
among the dock laborers." The neXt news We
stall have will be the burning OF the grain elevators,
Ly mob Of Brtsh subjects, has ru, a stop to all
shipment of grain to their halfstarved brethren in
the "auld country" 1t may stop some of their
rations Tor day, but il will not stop the trade nor
shipment of grain.
! From the Continent we select the following brief
roes Of tie condition OF tic grau market nnd
crops,
/ - The Paris Flour market bas lost the buoysncy
noted Il the commencement OF the past week, IRON
the fler weather which has been experienced. Tue
Wheai trade in the country was becoming more
/ calm. though some markets still n0,td rise.
"Tno lrorpctts tor tie crops continued iJr ~
Belgian, and prices bad remained much line same.
GoOl supplies from Danhlc, setiin and Hsnbfo
had arrived 1T Llege. There arriyaiS were only
taken cnuuou.y tor consumption. Naive heat
remained - 70 TO 81 = quarter.
' rh- Toe tion # tue Com trade had not change
AZ Werp. COurtrai was only "A triiie dearer-tor
Wheat prices - g 10 81 Rye to 5J, Dat. 70 - IS
/ T. QuaT,eg.
/ "a, Amsterdam the value Of Wheat main
rsined IN we'll IA Barley, but Rye was dGil.
M.e.trclt was about 81. T. quarter cheaper Tor
Wheat. Some storms had occurred, laying part Of
tie Barley.
; "Aft.r come considerable demand az Hambro for
Wheat from the interior and the Rheuish provinces,
buriless was more oalun. Ady.,es respecting tIe
crops were c)utradiciory. There Were rome reports
OF r4uCh mischief IA having ensued from the late
h.Ts ard dry weather ia the nigh lands, b1t II was
u.sagtt this would be couhlegbal4Doed 10y the late
! gsOv ing "ea9leT.
" Mos o. the swiss markets showed an important
ns.-soy averaging about ~ quarter Heavy
r.ins AID cold WINDS had laid much vi the cora.
" Very rough weather bal prevailed for week
in Stn,ubiDg doing much mischief, the Whca; being
IN bloom and there were seGioas complaints OF
rust. There had been heavy and destructive
! haisiorm. Wrh the Wheat market well supplied,
it went If RAJ idly az higher rates.
:" At Lnd'u, 10 Bavaria, the rise on Wheat was
~ p.rqr.
Z" W.th Improved weather and slsckenedmqury
ct Cologne Wheat WAS about 9d. per or. lower.
Much warm rain had fallen in the neighbofl God
Of Berlin. Arrivals having been SMALL prices OF all
grain were advancing; but the offer Of many
.amilcs, decline eventually ensged, and peoples
l,ars were di.sipaled. Some were, however, OF
opinion that tie rains were too heavy, aud these
were for holding.
VIII th- weather as ine as possible at odessa,
and tbs 5fops IN the neighborhood looking uasniii-
cunt, shoud 10 uulooked.for disaster occur, some
thing above ordinary years wss expectef.
a. lively cuisines. bad sprung up ~ Venice, with
forward sale. OF the new crop NOW began cu.tiugD
ior October and November delivery. TINS was
causcd by the reports o, ia. lure from Hungary
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