The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

the gn world 20 e I4 nonnas Of the same co,mo.
.nt Nor DO We nave any difficulty in explaining how,
rnrnsids r axe" h e"' h 'ae ~ 'I W
Tie c.tton neds Of Jonsass there are nsay reasons
souhurn stntcs On account OF ,he hea, Of the climate
and the lscl, Of trtou. c,rsses The animal renutrs
Curing the summer. months sinplv 10 ur,saryr Iif,
aay sHpoly OF olrn. lhe Ordinary price Of corn in
Tie usnsine districts during the snrrg md sutnmer is
aosr per bsI,ei X nee !, wiii be seen ,l.a the
~ ht,i saaso Ia ne G, M r,ber Of hos 10
sg.y Ii abso",p nec,ssl,,es Of a moderate III d Sa
Ia ~ wnlla b. IN l.ss M ST 50 -ius Il. n, az x Ise
H. u tNs "a, .ct n, the warmth Of The winter re,,
degs he naer ol curing he mpa bnsnrss Of psenlisr
e,gci,y r@s ~ t nfr nm MN IL, ths Ioss a. IN.
cntir :rp, for H. voar ami he fnrtle c,tsderatup
ihst when crn ~ ,or. inferior Ia the western mpat
ana ~, sse ~ t~ rpa1on ~ The o,r st,es 70 tb,s
sc,t article q ,,u.he,n turr;ynpt!on 40 ration iiAs
ra,nd faulsh trDu,b I, resist eol, lniral ava like
jaasn As 500, as a hacay known thai sn,lv 81 na,un
OJp,A be nrocnrt I'm coehnv where The EuIr pnrr
ectd be taken up tht iAl aud lated corn osstng
oSlisfyt ih' u!e6h ~ .antes turned i.tfe i" Their
Setcn l4osa 10 vrthAas bsen ucresa !. ty,n in
nv g.u.n rec - az ~, i'r .iea1, GrcE ia ans south
C3.u"a thc Fenpe h'yu :" M cnntaicsl "a depend ioi
trat saliy of i1-b plcl. n Het o. hogs brought
d'Nr IN iis wiit-. frm Tas.gu Tennessee. When
n'bes ,hst tie ".4.uasy oi'us Of the negro
ibou, hres po'ris ava ha % per week, with
-loci, india. ,s.a .s ae sae ,onsamc we see how IN
IN must u. tie suuaiy OF this article 10 meet the
wants OF the -rynv ioiNatiop alone.
WHAT 4aG Visit uoIs FOR sAMBO
oeriYr i,uaa statement the extent the irnor.
.tcr =. WIS IN prod,ce the South. Some disan.
.pre ailuus OF the truth cnn be made however from
81 .a rs of tho Chambers OF Commerce of few Of the
rlrr cities ANY whnh may arise will be those Of
@ % , f' S Inc " me Yss :" nds
Aueus, 81 1890 anounte, 10 t2tg Oyg sacks or about
$3.50 2o2 bushels. Of this trsio the report Of the
ieard Of Trade III year remarks that tic trade
| With plantations towns and cities Of the South
is becoming every season Of greater importance"
| or the bacon Trade il saws that 0the demand
| from The soath WAS such as to deplete tho stock
At An Early day. The exports OF bacon from CINCINNATI
vesr August 1850 Amounted 10 Iitlc more than
twenty millions Of pounds This docs hot include these
result Of these various movcments Tho price current
enables speak with haa usual accuracy OF the
spe,ber 1900 10 june 10, 1851 the table Of imports
corn in the car To- 3s4 shcls The entire exploration
for the came t,mo 10 all Northern and foreign norris
amounted 10 1854 lO4 bushels As The expectation OF
from this port produced simply by the difference
in the time Of ipenng Of Northern and Southern n,
I, is fair suppose that the OF exports will
fully represent the total of corn brought TO this
port from strictly Southern States comparison Of q
number Of years leads VS. to believe that a million of
Ssblractne this amount we have more than six millions
of bushels M corn brought from the Norbs est 10 the ain
gle ,or, Of New Orleans and consumed in the southern
satsan amount yearly equal to tho entire foreign ex
ports this cereal ON the United States in tho wear
is5O The importation OF bacon and pork from the pte
rior for the same Tina stands az folows;-
Bacon and harns hhls casks and t,erces 80 900
Bacon and ham bbis and boxes ...... 800
pork Lhd, - Yas
Pork bbls and tierces ~ 90 ga
Pork fl, buk fbs - . C12 7T1
rihis ,.ro was wort; d to crcnt pritan CHA AID
other foreign por,s g25 barrcseaviny total IF port
and bacon IN Il ON tho Northwest 10 The single mort
OF New Orleans and consumed entirely in the Southern
States more than four times as large as the entire cxnort
of these commodities from the whole of fhe initial
s;aes during the year 1858 Reduced to pounds
IL is equal to not toss than a hundred mil,
lion pounds OF meat OF this !. enormous imnnrt
there remained hand in New Orleans on the i4th