The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-17

The weather has bceo excessively warm. r.
wheat hsrvest p now pretty stDerally through
with. Al yet but little has be-n throshed out. From
oil ~e car learn OF ,he yield we still incline to tse
H. we shah have fully as much wheat iu thus oosnp
ty as was raised last year. Corn s'growing vigss
ous'y. and has q mo~t excellent color. The BROS
lrs miles, TO be an excellent one. Oats are also tina.
Fruit Ia an entire failure. The orchards We have
seen are perfectly barren"
The MilledqeviIie (Ga.) Southern Recorder Of the
I1,h Inst Fsys-''Ibe intensely hot weather, 80
been highly propitious TO crops. From our per
sopsl observation. well a. the testimony sf To
press. inclined tn think the corr crop Ia this
ard Other Southern States will be unusually heavy,
While plenty Of cst'on will also be made. 9he
rane within the last week in this and adj sniag
counties have been quite opportuse, and have ar
tended, we learn, to Tennessee The prospect
therefore, for plenty Of bread and meat Is gratS-
fully encouraging"
THE HAT CR0P.-A correspondent from Old York
writes as follows-The farmers are getting fast and
deep into haying. The price Of labor-two dollars
nets- This realizes the " ig prophesy Of 40-"sws
dollars day and roast beef" sure thing. or "a
equivalent, g. the farmers houses t. be cure Il V
realized u der democratic administration. ~ a
federal predictions, when they come to pass arc sQro
TO be. Can't the party try II again
The Alta Caiifor7,s, Of the Sd Of juno. n
speaking Of the wheat crops OF CalifEniA,
says: - From present appearances there u
reason to believe that the wheat crop Of th0
State this season will be very large, and -
far towards supplying the breadstufs for CON amp-
ton during the coming year. From every rcss0a
VT have most encouraging accounts, and II sheg
Q 9 reliable, we may anticipate heavy harvest
In Oregon there Is . largo amount Of last years.
crop stil hand and we notice that the forthos
ing crop in that Territory IA looking finely. ana
there is every reason 70 anticipate largo yield
from that source. With all these prospects in
the people Of California may hope for = speedy Do
lveraDce from the tender lnerces OF foreign capital
lists and greedy monopolists who have heretofore
controlled the -four market of our State. We shan
shortly record their downfall and the Independents
of citizens Of all foreign States countries for
the steff If life.
II is matter of deep concern to the people Of
California that the entire resources OF this State.
agricultural as well as mineral. should be develo oed
% possible, and 1t is Of c0ngrasula-
ton that the agricultural districts Of which there
Is o vast extent, are rapidly becoming populated
with hardy industrious and enterprising farmers
from the Western States
CANADA.
We learn from gentleman who has traversed
Canada from London to Montr col, and visited muoh
OF the interior, that the wheat crop Of Upper Cana
CO will far exceed that Of any other year In its
amount. II is estimated that third more vas
last year than the year BEFORE and IL all io9s
fourithiDg. The surplus last year Is estimated at
1000 600 bushels. This year it Ii calculated NJ
surplus win reach 12,O00O00 bushels. Estimasing
the price at only 81 so per bushe 1t gives the mr.
mers SIS 600 900 for wheat alone for foreign mse
ket.-Rechtster Ann lean.