The New York herald., 1845-07-10

the importation Of this season, has been cause
entirely by the change Of the of shipment Las
year the extensive specuatons in this article and hs
demand for advances every bale close to its acua
value stimulated the shipments of cotton from the prn
cipal southern ports to this market where held
subject the order of the speculsor long as the ad
vances ranged under the market value. Advances being
made here by English agents. cotton to this port in
large quantities, and shipments made from here to
Liverpool This swellsd importaions of this arti
Gle TO very large amount and produced correspon
ding increase in our exports. The movements of this !
staple, this year. have changed and goes forward more
direct from the southern ports There has been very |
little speculation in the article this year this country
the speculative operations being confined almost entire
ly to the English market The total expectation Of
ton from the United States this season, amounts to
624 bales against 39 bales last year. being
increase of $3.50 bales this year While there has been
this large increase in the aggregate expectation of this
staple from the United States the Shipments from this
port this have been a57a bales less than last
IMPORT AND EXPORT OF cCrr0SPGsr a OF S Ssw p
-. bales. ....; ss,a7s slssse aio,,ss 7sis
bales - se.s1 sla,7ss ls7so ls,s1a
Left taken for consump-
uon, bales. ........ 8i,012 lO3,l79 72,28 0,92S
With crop this about four hundred thousand
bales larger than last and expectation nearly five
hundred thousand bales greater the in the
staple in this market have been much limited than
last year, and operators comparatively quiet.
The importation Of Sugars into this port this season.
has been much less than to the date last, but
cannot form from this any idea OF the Importation of this
article into the country The receipts at this ort in
cl ude supplies from domestic as well as from foreign
ports and the returns make distinction Of the port
expectation. The importation of foreign Sugars
into the United States WILL probably, be less this year
thac
less than average, whereas, this season. it is
more than an average.
We statement giving the official value of the
Imports into this port for the first months of the past
three years.
VALUE OF IMPORTS Isro THE PORT New YoRK.
Total raIay vaae q npS Snsy ass s,ss s s sl1 81 ,
This shows falling of in the value of the imports this
this year compared with last of S5,50i 9Os
The importation Of foreign goods generally this
has been much smaller than last while the value of
exports has been larger than last year. The exports
from this to foreign ports for the first six months of Sis,
valued at $l5,56s6a5, only s7Osss4 less than for
the time in the previous year. when the exports of
cotton alone were 45573 bales more valued nearly
two and half millions Of dollars which shows that the
expectation Of the other staples from this port the first
six months Of this year must have been least mil
lions Of dollars larger than for the time last year.
The receipts and expenditures of the Treasury Of con-
nectcu for the year ending April st lS45 according to
the report Of the State Treasurer made to the General
Assembly at their late session, were as annexed.
FNANcEs CoSNEcTIcuT-REcEPrs AND EXPENDITURES
observation-disclosures assembly, Government Psuper
Receips-Balance April lst. 1914. 243l 81
Dividend on Bank stock owned
by Dy Sa.e S.. .......... MsM
Tax Bk Insure s Tnmpe,
Stock OF non-residents y OF
Gross amount Of State tax Of
cent on the dollar list of
From other sources ''."., si1S a
- ll6,73l IS
Balance in Trea'y acct 1858 80
The permanent fund Of the State the lst of April
ls45 consisted of bank stock transferable and not trans
ferabe subscriptions to the capital of sundry banks
which may be withdrawn giving six months notice.
PERMASEsT SE Fysp-srArE, OF CosyEcrcur.
Hartford Bsa Bank, Iass shares at 500 si!ssloe 90
MHPysa g - 200. $1,000 %
Middetn 393 l00... 59,30f 90
r. & Mech's s. 10 l00... 1900 90
Bank Stock Purchased and TRANSFERABLE
Ra1slGrd Pmn;r Bank 1sa 1s shares at sISS slSo
Permanent fund April /, is,3 3............ oaOo 90
permanent iund April j. 1874 400, 900 90
Increase in Permanent Fund ........... SiOO 90
The expenditures of the State for the year ending
March 81 1884, amounted to O237 while for the year
ending March 81 ls45 they s9I AGO. increase Of
s9s The receipts into the Treasury for the year end
ing March 81 1884, $50 564 and for the year end
ing March 81, l815. SS1 200. n increase of 81