New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24
Total amour, Of resources ofthe Banks l3s AZ
Speaking of the crops, The London Ner-


camille Ga:elte of the 9th inst Says
The forcirg ho. weather which we have experienced
snce the Of the month has brought the
arowing grain crops rapidly forward, aud there 10
probability that the harvest VIII be earlier than was a.
sppesrances are thus far highly promising The Whea
ears are generally well developed the plant thick on
the eround and where II was lodged (Which was me
ease 10 partial instances by the heavy rains In June, Il
has recovered an upright 'pohhon As yet we have
heard OF 10 symptoms Of blight or other diseases 70
which this crop is subject, and we believe tnN WIN
modersely proptouS weather the produce would prove
ye-, abunaaps
The accounts from the principal agricultural districts
are In most ca,es more minute and fulfn Describing
the aspect the Wheat plant than they are 10 giving an
account Of the other crops but that there 10 az present
nothing 10 spprehend Ia respect TO Lent Corn may Do
fahIy Concluded from the absence OF all complaints.
There still complaints regarding The Potato crop
the accounts are however, not worse tnan they were
In The CONNIE ncement of the month, which would lead
10 the belief that the disorder 10 spreading This
ut all events, appears 10 be the prevailing impression
and nothing The alarm, or even serious nneasines - AZ
present manifested on the subject. The breadth OF
rroup6 under this plant probably greater than 10 any
previous season for years past, and partial fail
IRE would therefore be little felt In national point Of
view, more especially II the Corn crops should faln
heir promise OF abundance.
A considerable proportion of the hey carried about
his neiehborhood bas been secured In excellent order
and with another week of fine weather the great bulk
would be safely stacked 10 most of the Southern psrts
of the The yield is varously estimated but
hat u Will be much better than at period ex.
pested Is certain. The continental advces received
his morning mostly speak of Improvement 10 the
weather In deed the season has been very similar all
over Europe, the spring dry the early part of the SUN
mer cold and vet, followed by great heat AZ these
changes have been productive of no injury here, we
may conclude that the has been the abroad
more especially prices were according to the most
recent accounts on the decline at most Of the leading
ports In Germany, Holland, France 80. $3.50
Importations of Dry Goods for the week
ending July s2, 1852:
Conssnptioa.
MANUFACTURES WOOL.
woOens &8 piss, cohs % do ssa%oo cassmeres,
S S wSsS go s"s s SSUs y S SS
sstsla De Lanes s DO, s1e1 shav a do, ss159i Coat
Is.ins. %, s;Ssi 6salo y DO $500 Hose g do,
s9s1o Yarn ss2 Sap.,i"G do ss4s MsOg@sserss
MAsUFAcruREs OF COTTON
r, SS's % c s eSssn .0 q 3d. s Ma s d.
stso ysyets - do, s1sat Iaces ;edo sls Embrodered
csvc Is DO, slsssI spOOl Is do Rindns. Do soo
Manufacture q other co''ons 0s do sSio. TOapkss So
MANUFACTURES oF SILK.
Do sGsSs; Ise,' DO, s77oO Embroid.red 81 DO s95i;
go s'sS s yss ssS Sc s so s %d' csy SG '
s sod Hsndkeryhe de- Pcnsses e5s do gu as
sM ana Linen DO, s5o5j Gloves % d. si7ss Hose d.
sls'1, G~Ps &c iSSo sIi segss' oO tseo1i Br,ids
sins lsi do, silsl9G Total ptss s21i valued O
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
Laces Co. sGslo Hdis do s9OT THREAD IA DO 81 az
Manuures OF Flax 20 do, sss1 Total packages SO valued
Mt se0yaQ
MISCELLANEOUS.
Straw Good', - packages s5o1 Artificial Flowers, d.
sfsos Collars Cuts, &c IS DO, ss7sT9. RmbroSery as Do
e6153S; Plush. do, S52fi shsw 10 d. S2S3; Millinery DO
sa do s6i6 Gloves II do 40 GtTt
Gloves, do sh2l9 Bait stafa DO, Os; suspehcrs
do, sl,sls. Total packages 2ls valued at sesI57i.
WliAdrGrats
wsOlep. 10 PACKAGE. $soi Cloths ss Do ss656j wors,eas
90 do, ss3l STUFF Goods q Do, $so Cotton
IL do, s2SS ShsWs. do, ss6S; Blankets, los DO sl2sl
Total paokAses e5o. valued at st3,s5a
MANUFACTURES COTTON.
Cei.ons Is pags s0ts Coored CotoRs - d. Ss65S Total
~ packages waived a; slt,l6,
MANUFACTURES OF SILK
shs - packages, $3.50 Ribbons a. 81 5a Lustres, DO,
sele9i ssps DO, s7bS shswls do 1885, Ponsee "a
s4oc9j Ssh aud Cotton, do, $lt6lS and
ei6sA TOTAL ~ packages. valued al sss ,9tS
MANUFACTURES on fLAx.
Linens, "a packRges valued SLASH
Stray Good, packages. slgts Plash d. sSi sSawls
do. 1885, pf1ssci, do sot Total paskasos, Waived a.
elH4
Herekoassa
Woosus. pks 81 ass Cotton and WoFsied, es do 81 SO
STUFF Goods 81 do sl69f Hose Goods do, 1902 Bads
do, 81 so. Total. lgt paci ases valued at sS376.
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
10 packages cotious, coored do. $3.50; % Vel
vets s29i 90 MGhn sl.Ss. Total - package. valued at
e6,ol7.
MANUFACTURES or SILK.
packages Sis, e9si DO. Shaw Slo6; - do foneees,
$500 " o. saIsns sAl77; de- Bottoms sou Total ~
psckases valued a. $40 al.
nASuFAcrvREs or FLAX
~ fSAsses Lreas, sS6si DO. HAS, sl,. Total 90 paek
MIscELL ASEoUs.
otraws ~ os7 do Embro9ered 81 -, Toial5