New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
The Euroucau Harvest.

The leading article OF the Marx Lane Elpress
Of Aug Il contains the following upon the harvest IN
Great Britain and the Continent, II says
With another week Of splendid weather. arrc
proportion OF the fine cropo wheat may be considered
eiticr gathered safe. Ii would appear that II VII
he no Difficulty Ais 20 find samples Weighing o.
bs per bushcl and many oats exhibited nre ~ N p,r
hushcl Barley must vary much. and hut smau yleid
81 oats will De- gathered on the light soils Peas "l'p
turn ont Jess than expected and beans VIII be very par
tiI Potatoes arc good but hot abundant, ard The
west and southwest Of Ireland arc now beginning u
coWplaiu OF disease while IN Prussia the yied j. very
deficient Tie north OF Europe il would appear, has
not had weather equal 90 our own. lie harvest having
been impeded by rain which los Affected The co3tii'h
Of much 81 the now corn brought to market but prcer
have generally been pointing downward Tor tie 1Ai oi
encouragement from England. france continue, 20
take The cad ia lower scale ~ prices The liberal oucI.
ard fine quality Of the now whcaf giving Tnil"fs I'M
nssuranc5 Of plenty The state Of things has OBJ.
tanned here Wllh but llttle slowing u ne s' eihl
couutlv markets there las been los d position - bay
and prices foF old wheat must be quoted ily H. u.T
last week. while where ncw has appeared ~ quantity
.tI greater reduction must Dee noted. aiih cUlt!e
ton that rates have not yet reached ibciF loncst
Prices are lower in Paris.
Wheat prices we're gradually roo'dnF IN Belgium
This WA the case at Antwerp. with io doing in hny
description 4 oru. couriTas wa7 anosi exclusively
provided with nea grain
Rotterdam wns cheaper for What and donfcf i"r
fape seed. Almos, nothing was douF % Amsterdam,
,hoasA Polish wAcs, IA nonlpauy quoted ~ -.
The harvest about finished Ia the mountains OF
do OF rain. Tho pasuihg" n snAny places bing
burnt up. 1Ac prices - wheat n The sef cral u Is
luciuaicd The tendency being gcn,rtlly downWari.
Al uafnbro business vas extreme! dun Ipi wheat
remained Hold nj about previous Ta.ea' say 10 'ls pr
az. f1r lac Wnlrtn f@l
The harvest news "a, Bremen was vcry o,nradic'orr
and too much remained yet In tie fields Ia come 10 nly
conclusion Business very heavy md rates nominal
Tie uoatLe! Lad varied az koi!gshrrf. Ryo w.
mostly got H. tie weight being ycry different. and
much was shown 10 daTp condition. Tho wheat had
also suffered from TaIl. AliOai AoiAiEg 4" "a eo!at
and rye was lower.
Berlin notes alterations between great heats ati gen
To ra!ns. Arrivals b. water sill moderate. II VS.
Incoming unff'T Of c'ran'y ilai tie crop "i Ale
Dot s would ic seriously css than asi year IN con''
aucncc Of The long dgouiA Ilyc was much lower.
WAcA, and other grain gradually declining.
AZ Stranhng tie LAgEcft Vas al vel got 81 LAt
ounliy. md go.'l yield. o., .
Growere-.' wheat nj Venice were generally Urn IN
heir demands but spectators wcgc dct'rf'i from my
ins ~ advlces from London and t' triii'Tnhrhh
There had been q nc fall II rain jet o. time TOR the
Maize which II wls row expected would i-fn OK m
average crop Oats zero dcATcr l cDn'"iHencc ~ .
,hori crop In the nolgh5osAo,d el - ia Tie Etn'
Deliveries Uf The lCW CrUp rcEo incE' asihf ~ Aif
ria but not sunicenly 10 produce lc fall ante pacl'