The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14
Total week ending June 10TH.
Shipments from January LIST "a

Total, January LIST to June 10. inclusive. go s7ll6O&
The steamship Hermann, from Southampton and
Bremen, will take out between two and three hundred
thousand dollars. She leaves on Tuesday, the Goth
inst On Wednesday the 2lst inst, the Acadia leaves
this port for Liverpool she will probably take out
large amount.
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company, To-
the nrst twelve days in June, amounted to $12612.
The total for the month will be about thirty three
thousand dollars. So far, the month has been cold
clustering wet and disagreeabe, and the ira
vel has hardly commenced With all these drawbacks
the receipts up to the 18th inst, inclusive average
more than thousand dollars per day.
The Central Railroad and Banking Company have de-
cared dividend share for the earnings the
past six months After appropriating twenty thousand
dollars to pay six months dividend guaranteed
stock, the Of $4,000 for heavy iron rail, and
paying the above dividend Of so per SHARE there Is
in the hands Of the treasurer surplus of $4,000
Of the income Of the past six months. The company
will soon commence the laying down Of the rails
weighing As pounds to the yard upon that part the
track laid with fat bar iron The capacity Of the
read after being thus improved will be much greater
than present. and the value ofthe must
quently be much enhanced The company has for somc
time been burdened with heavy debt. This has been
cancelled, and the payment of dividends commenced.
About onehaf Of the road has already been laid with
the line and various other Improvements made since
heavy rail- opened There is doubt but the payment
of dividends will hereafter be regular and to the ex-
tent, at least Of that named above.
The amount of duties imports received at the
port of Boston for tho quarter ending April in each
of the past two years, was annexed -
COMMERCE THE PoRr BosroN--DurIEs ON
IMPORTS.
Duties for the quarter ending April 1s4. ss
Increase in 1s4s. s255,34s so
This increase Is at the rate Of twenty-five per cent
which, for the year. would amount to more than
million of dollars. At the rate of duty paid under
the present tariff upon imports the in value Of
merchandise imported for the quarter in 1s4S must
have been about million of dollars.
The public cautioned against counterfeit notes
on the Sandusky City Bank, Ohio. The plate, it is
said, is the the counterfeit SIS the CONNER
cia Bank of Cincinnati Merely the title Of the bank
is altered.
There SO, 215 tons Of coal transported on the
Reading Railroad last week. making the aggregate for
the 7435 tons, and the total by railroad and
canal sos 644 tons. There increase on the rail
road for the week Of about 1000 tons; and falling of
Of about $500 by the canal caused 1t Is said by the
scarcity of boats Freight by canal remains at 81 70
New York; but some Of the boatmen demanding
81 49, an will probably obtain It, unless boats should
become more plenty.
The demand for coal has slackened of little since
the advance in the price Of toll and freight Those
terested must bear in mind that another advance Of
ffteen cents on canal and twonty cents on railroad
per ton, will take place the first of August
The quantity Of certain articles imported into this
district for the first five months in each of the past
three years, was as annexed
IMPORTS INTO THE PoRr OF NEw YoRK, JANUARY 1sr