The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-24

The followirg psTstve statement of the imports
Of foreign dry gods a. New York for the week. ana since
January L.
For he Wr,L 1885 1857 Is5s
Entered al the Port. SO s32 soi 4a7s 6o7 1s7esco
rhr1~D on msrsst.... 3,72s e6e 4,72e,3s. I,eis,4A
.S,nos Jan 4.
Thrown IN market 81 6lb,s7l 5t,se7s7s 3aeis,s9s
The sbsve tables speaks for ite and continues 10 ex
hbn striking disparity between the entries the pas,
week and sncc Janusry last, compared with the cane
periods last year. The differences the amounts thrown
upon tt make. are equally obvious.
Merchants from the South Southwest have supesred
in come greater force this week and have sea-
tonable goods 70 moderate extent ye. the a trade Ia,
not ietir, and rot expected 70 be developed 20 aay
great extent until the first week OF August The crer
pqusons as 10 the conditions which goods are noe
cold calculated 10 make Southern rurcharcry enter he
nsrke. win more cauior sinoo the panic m the trade
list fall dry goods houses have acted on ,r o, yenera
under Standing in favor sf curars the lous credit system
hitherto prevailing, and which subjected n b great nue,u
atoms ard reqoerty 10 rurous lostes A. prcssnt ~.
terms met generally recognized b, obbers ase az FOL.
lo~eFir,t, faiss Tor cash, with liberal on count, go
oopoy sales at six nontns, aud thirdly sales e. eg.t
months regulating prices somerhs, In each oy ne
rms sfreed upon At toe South the cotton crop ootnes
in once year, and merchants ret.oms in TIA, secu1u
Of country have hitherto been compelled ~ gvs their
customers twelve months CROFT; ana In case OF unt,.
yard disaster such that caused nv tho rec,n aoos
they ometnes compelled extend their c. edts no
too Thee Tor oitcs Of course Incurred rss 20
The uerctsnf vtc. an cffset usually charged The
pspier 80 much TIE beh,r yrces for goodr when Also
worked n The d9asvattare OF tee cirsumsr or la.e
years The Sourern people have done much reform th
~ ste m org hCue ard business acnr- With
nat Rccttn OF the Uron have come IN be based ON
Iourcer principles. and are ocntderod safer than
htcfcrc. SUI from The constant tenend iof ntsps %
oTsn emo improve neN cotton estates in the setile
rasnts the curvs,ors IN such require the usus
credits and wi Only patronse those who give them 10
extrf suoh 'sciles 70 them requires the pnssersor
tf large sr1ouEt q capital Bsnoo The i,sp sf,ou
10 curtan cedrr srDOrg tho more prudent or smaller
nfns toDfB 10 the trade IA the hapds az
ccmrura,ivriy Few bouses, Who oontroi an lr-ner,e
suour OF capital end sho, BY raising their per oentsFe
or riiets can ahof. psoef,ay, 70 give enc o. even
have bad ,her On ne crops swept away, viii be cpuu
pencd 20 rsr az extension from their ored,orr VINO
are mostly New Orleans faoiors for another year san
The leb;rF lrest The higher lands the South uusi
coTf Ne " good c0rcoo. The cotton they grow viii
Wey bear hsh Tloso through ile season ara they wH
ocurte CINE 10 tof tho usual oOneumpon % Jods The
ac, uitE referctE the vhest crops the Wet arc OF
Uyed Eraciertbai i, god ubd bad paosu rnev arc
good NrtEtn tu1 IN ottcr states IN spots bu, very
uuprc srg illl oir and cher ci5irics OF com
ty IN irprcfficn prevails thai IN The aggregate the
~, -age or tho whole country will be coCstfabS ,scr
that 81 tst yebr. Nevertheless, the IN ancia prcspers
q re Veft are much more ctccufsflrg hon tho late
in1rtvnsrt in -four ard grain, which win enable he
pet.lt O. ft ~ the remaining supplies OF last year
sopb a. beleT pTicts. and 70 set beher rates at lbe
opciitg Tor the rev crors IBIS tuTb in prices has i'm.
prcvtc Western fail trade, though may set IN a Iis
late, Which roi Usually a. ~ beeht ul The g,utbcrn
trtte Il treiiy ven over. Domestic goods were seady
std sales fair for the poth cotton and yoollen
mills eve recJ mDeboirg operations, OF working full time
A oorrsry has recently purchased the COTTON fac
tory AZ Alexandria, Virginia for s52cOo and are about
put in fu'l ororrton. Brown sheeiiprs and ehir
hrs were 81 8Lc SIX months, and SLc eight rncntts
Rbt snd fDe browns were quiet We quote medium a.
nc lgbt AZ 80 &C. light rhirtir AZ SIC Bleach nj
gtCts we're held firmly. While ta'ss were moderate
btUn ttis were hfm ~ SIC. atAcths latter heurs
Or 80 yaro peces. OsIabufgs were quiet Desms we're
'tr t,nond AZ exc for mediums best qualities were
AZ lbs q lCc. Printing cloths more active and
prcep FIRM. IIeo falts q b6x6o were made AZ &c
clxcs extra htnyy, eco pieces AL c Prints were in
Pod s-fcf'Btni The deplhy q and sessopsNle
fyef % at O. cpetet war very good. Nstder csoTs
Ftte 90 Sc ltc hyperion make Of faucy o0lors NJ
u &c uNc GMgraIna veFo qret aud pt.es steady
houffeire o. lanes we're s8uE 70 fair "vsutRtie
Hc Clo1s o. couor sap eHd soollsa 1nrg we're