New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-26

Agricultural Prospects.
Az general thing tho agricultural prospects Of
America are Hattering-as much % now, June "a,
a, they have been at any previous date. la small
districts the drouth has been that some u
the Spring crops and grass are seriously injured.
For instance, the Long Island farmers believe now
that the hay crop will not be moro than hall the
average. In tho counties north Of the city, 1t will
certainly be very short. only one heavy shower
having fallen in six weeks and that nos Sufficient -
ve, tbr ugh the sod. In Dutchess county, some =
f,rners talk of blowing up oat fields and sowing
buekwhest. In Columbia county the rains have
fallen seasonably. SO it is in the interior Of the
s,,,. On. place the whole talk is, "this terrible
drou,b." In the next county, perhaps, there Is No
complaint. The wheat is spoken OF rs promising
ey,ryvherc in New-York. Around this city tos
drouh has seriously affected the supply Of garden
vegetables aod strawberries Cherries and curzn~
will be abundant.
AT the Wet the prospect Of grain crops is mixed.
In some parts Of Michigan the prospec. Of evoy'
thing is spoken of in growing terms, while IN Others
Il q quite the reverse.
Il Is the same IN Ohio though the tone Of late q
more cheerful, cop.ous rains having fallen upon tos
~. -~Lsd ~ar'L
In Missouri. the prospect never was more favor.
able.
Some par. Of Illinoi. 10. suffered severely By
droo,h. TO the permanent injury Of Spring wheat,
which is the staple crop.
or the West, generally, We think We may ~
the prospects exceedingly favorable.
In st. Louis whest has already made liz ~
pesrance IN market showing = very plump, fas
berry.
In Southern Illinois, Indiana aud Ohio, the harvest
is at land aud the matter OF fnll crop well ~
su,ed. 1t 10 nearly so in States further North.
The prospec, Of price is favorable also, for the
lat reports IRON England d. not look we'll for
English farmers as they do for American. TIE
Marx Lane ELDresS OF June 5, says;
Although during the greater part OF the pass
week there were frequent Indications OF rain, very
l,te tell and slch want began seriously to affect
tie Spring corn, aud still tho grass, which on
hight coils gave signs Of very small crop OF hay.
With souic ram, however, ON Friday afternoon, aud
all abundance aiisrward, should TINS only be general
d far crop may yet be gathered, especially in the
cold and backward lands. Even Wheat, in certain
loculies, required MOISTURE though on strong deep
Loans It has continued TO work we'll. Tho irrexu.
arty Of the season, and especially the late frosts
have not been without damaging effects the Con.
tinenI. The North OF Italy reported seriously 70
have suffered by tie fuctuatiops of tenlp@raturs.
and prices have rather advanced in Piedmont. Hun
gary Also 70 said To have suffered IRON drouth, ana
though antioipations were generally favorable in
Kussa and Mort Europe. prices nave been hard
euing IN France and tho adjacent countries. Rye
being forward can hardly be expected 10 b. heavy,
and the Importance OF this grain is considered
MS The staple Of Germany, Sweden, and other coun-
tries the lower sorts Of Wheat must be rendered
valuable, ia OF failure. As to prices here,
they hive remained without change, while the Con-
tincnt notes some enhancement, and should the re-
4 p sNtpuslye by ID lha Ard
" heats here be conhgmsd, IL Will be unlikely thai
prices sho ud 70 much lower. In America, however.
the weather has been yesy favorable anu VITA IN
r,asing receipts IN New-lork, dub accounts FROM
Europe aud the wal Of uncertain issue duration.
bleaos uiis have somewhat fallen III vsiue"
How strange il Is THAI JOIN Bull will porsis! thsa
the issue OF the war Is uncertain. aud that ocn,ros
tue wheat market. 1t i, not thai that affects tls
wheat market; it is the prospect OF the growing
CROP whish is now such us 10 assure US OF penly Of
bread, IN spite OF war
Accounts irom other parts OF Europe, are briefly
these:
The lowness Of tho rivers in several parts Of
France BIAS made the manufacture Of Hour more
limited md prices have consequently come
what improved Oats III conseq aonce of Ine conIin-
uea dry weather, wesc rather higher.
More warmth aud rain wanted ID Holland,
though no serious compla were as YET made.
" heat aud rye.
The Swiss markets varied; but n rue Was most
prevalent.
Some. rain had fallen in tho neighborhood OF Ham
burg, It'll much benefit 10 the crops.
lhefe were some complaints OF the rye in the low
lands OF Bremen; but tue other crops were looking
well. Wheat was dull. Barley in small demand.
OATS u slow sale, plentiful, and rather cheaper.
AZ Berlin the weather lad alsefnated between wei
aud airy, cold and mild. Arrivals were small aud
80 was the demand. Though The corn on tho whole
wa, looking WE'LL more rain was wanted.
AT Odessa, u lair crop was expected, tie weather
being favorable.
Al Genoa, rust had ensaed tho consequence u
,od nights and morning., AID Tho heavy raies exPe-
rcncsd for three days had lodged muva OF what wAs
strong
Vcry great benefit had cnsued to the crops In the
leighborhood ot Venice in consequence OF aoundans
alus Growers, though malntainlDg prices, seemed
more desirous OF selling. Maize was calm, aud oa's
Contracted for On peculation. -.
4 very large crop OF barley WAS being gatheroui IN
A lXsra and the Western Provinces, and some new
had already appeared VI Orsn and Mostsgsnsm' u
he East, crops were not ~ gosd.