New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-11
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From passenser express freight and u 5. mail. $3.50 Is
Total -
being over 60 cent greater banthe receipts Of june
1854.
The land sales Of the Illinois Central Company con-
tinue to be large. In the six working days Of this
month sl25, 600 worth has been sold making the az
eregate sales over two and half millions II The sales
progress in this manner the redemption of Bonds viii
commence in earnest in ls57, and obige the Company
TO be in the market for large amount prior TO 1900
Attention of late has been turned tho stock OF which
5000 shares have been sold within fortnight. The
Company have still 100000 acres Of land on hand
We understand that Mr.. +. II. Arthur has been
elected Cashier of the Union Bank 10 fin the vacancy
occasioned BY the resignation of Mr.. Ebbets, which
takes efec, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Ebbets has been
nearly half century in the service ofthe Union Bank.
Adrian II. Muller will hold his regular sale of Stocks
tomorrow, nth inst, at l2 O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
The business at the Clearing House was 81 900.
The property known No. Broadway running
through to Greenwich-st, sold at auction to-day
at the Merchants Exchange, by Z. II. Ludlow, for
geo GOO. 1t was about so feet on Broadway and Ia
feet in depth.
The Imports at this port for the three months, end
ing June 30, show, compared with same period of
last year. an increase of $780, in Coffee, sl42OOOO
in Sugar, $4,000 in Cigars, and decrease of
$4,000 900 in Tea $780, 200 in Glass, $4,000 IN India
Rubber $50 600 in Hides, $500 600 in Iron $4,000
in Lead, $4,000 in Spelter, 100000 in Steel,
$4,000 in Tin $4,000 in Watches, $4,000 in
Wines, 1920 600 in Wool, sc.
The annexed interesting statistics from the Cir
cular Of Messrs. Marie X Kanz, prepared for the
Baltic:
sCOMNERCE or SEw-YORK.
The fiscal wear Of the General Government closing
on the 3Oth of June give abstract OF the com
merce OF our port during the year past, compared
with the preceding year
Imports.
The decrease from last year commenced in Septem-
Der and continually increased until April, when II
reached A. g cent; in May it was 80 & cent, and in
June - cent. II is probable that the imports for
the rext six months will be greater than IN l594
Deeres.e from jan 70 June So Cs mos D. $40 or D Ct
Decrease om July to June go ~ mos 6 6gS, or 10 = Ct
In this ccrease Dry Goods come IN for $50 1000
on total in 1854 of 500, 3s9, 626, as follows:
Decrease Of SIC 400 eco in silks, 80 q cent.
Decrease Of soCOooC in Cottons, IS 2 cent
decrease Of $4,000 in wOolens, or 8 cont
Decrease Of 10000 in Linens, or 2 y cent
Ezports Of Merchandise.
The decrease under this head has not been nearly
es great as Oh imports.
Iref, ese 10 June... ............ s9i5 per cent.
Decrease from Jan g montbs.. ls7sIol or per cent
Decrease from July 1854, Il year lob7s or ID per cent
Specie
The export of Coin surpasses that of past years.
ees.e fom Jsn 1855 g months, ssss Or per
The export of Coin from the port Of Boston has ex-
pcrienced
iner ase in June of......... ss55O7s IS per cent
Iocresss from jan l. g monthsJ 47Gn, 10 per
ID ~. D.