The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

From the Universal Corn Reporter, Sept
Tho last tso nights were the finest this year-dsys
warn, with scarcely any rain, and wind steady. Har.
ytst ~erk has made considerable progress 10 England
arc lfelArd and progressing 10 g aand oaality and
coudfon ~ The wheat inferior 10 early cuttings. In
the trade for breadstuns consequently increased dness,
and TALL ALREADY IN wheat and nour from the highest
ssrcutu accounts ccnclude there viii De splendid
wbea, crops m America California and Canada good N
Poland, iaI, ana Germany; fair In France and Scotland
only miodlmg In ireland, excepting the north, where
average crop In England and on some heavy soils much
uLctr rs~snt In the western dsriois, how.
evc-,hs' 70 say from Brdgewa 70 ouantock Hills
the wheat crop si be large one; quality favorably
spoken a. and cutting has made much progress To the
south Of apse the yield abundant auslty excellent,
TOES stsfe only two and half vet days In somc
Iats 81 Tie midland countss wheat will yield well,
especially 10 worcester,hire and Gioucestersbire Ia
Waits, Irtspseis are generally unfsvorable, both
qusty s1d qusniity The growth Indian corn will be
greater ihsn for several yesr The poiatoe crop very
There ~n also be smaller production Of hops than for
many ytsrs and quality very Inferior but 10 America
cxaoi binary srovib and cordcn superior 10 ISIS
The Cm-~cai Duly Im's adviccs rom Worcester.
thne hno ouc sisrshre state prospect
q hre fsrvsst The o. iul size the berry
more thar usuay large Trade for bresstuns xss dun
70 DAY, ~nh decline since scrdsy Of IA TO "a Cor
whsst and q for nour bes, BRANDS u American
At ess rev bbi 'or arrival The psoaucthn Of hop~ ia
kelly 10 be siher larger than calculated upcn last
week ssss q rice es'ns pressed ptodusei fal from
nee bone grown Wheat were t2s 10 css In the near
counties What cutting rn nearly be brought " close
IN aisw days.
The CaTbrrf C1ron,ck reuarls-A great deal OF
barley has bstn cut, and not shstsndrg he reports n
va hsvmg grown IN many Instances land which bad
het ben " prtpAfcc for this ain crop Il general
VEL tpusen Of 1nrortstl0ns o. wheat continue 10
mcosra'e extent aud hey are assiously looked TOR
mr. mvch ~Wbe rtqaired 20 meet the conservative re-.
GUAR n' nif Of the country before the harvest be se
tuIsa VIC provincial uarkes continue scsntly supplied
WIN wheat and s'e therefore but thitly attended
Az HsmpufF on the spot, wheat Ia scarce ard holders
careless o. SCI "a Al existing prizes
BtHs Wtetb kct-psr observes-Tbe stock q old
knglsh What wss much less than sntcipated The new
fsmps sure 70 rtquse much larger adm rture than
wn The care set year, when htefal amount OF very
choice quality vss tf FRO n The growth N 1879
The very drsrent sud the cons frna
tsfsttt 10 harvest vi have beer thirteen mouths and
II vsl for the corry at barge that the Imports have
been lattcsiy extensive. The IN toe uertl IL
Ecrrrc vc been coed Zeal Sfccte " aiviccr n n
VI eisbo and The upfavorabie state ~ the weather
The kcrt Love kvyrss ays-Tbe progrtss OF the
ptnirg has advanced At rate beyond late calculations
bot wi take smother week before harvest OPERATIONS
y ~ generally ccumerce TIE etsrge II the weathrt Ia
frarce, vel s. the temporary abolition n The siding
scale tss hfovghs about lower rs'ease ~ prices there
~ gsh sni Frerch atvicte also AFFECT the mafkev o.