The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

Total exports . .$12 SOL 1853 II, 1856 $40 12O67 on
Total exclue Of specie 5,l94172 S,9944 IL 1922 7Ss
The above table shows the singular condition of
our commerce al the present time. We arc con-
summing few or no foreign goods-say one-tenth Of
the usual consumption at this season. We are ex-
porting specie; whereas, in average years, June
has always been heavy specie shipping month.
And we are continuing to export enormous
amounts of domestic produce. The produce ex-
portatioss of June, 1860, were the heaviest on
record up to that time; they are nearly two mil
lions short Of those of june 1861. 1t is impossible
to exaggerate the importance of our heavy export
Of food this year. But for that the foreign ex-
changes would long since have been against us,
and the inevitable commercial disasters caused by
the war would have been aggravated by strin-
gent money market, contest for existence be-
tween banks and merchants, and general money
panic. The lesson should warn us TO watch for the
first indications OF decline in the foreign demand
for our produce.
The following are the Custom House tables OF
the trade of the port for the last three fiscal
years.
FOREIGN IMPORTS AT New York IN The M0sH OF sSr
Entd for consumption s4 3l5 1lS704O0 1928 563
Fred Do sssas sisssss s4s5Ss
Specie and bullion.... 4s5s92 sS272 5,as7,l5s
Total tho p'r $24 o6s 1921 1slso7S9 12,64973a
Wthd'n from whouse 1859 ,23l 2,26S,377 ,s42
FOREIGN IMroEs NEW York Six MONTHS FROM JANu
Enid for consumption ss1 s295e3 7s945 $50 ssl 2sz
Do warchousiBg... 49, 266 3S4 20914 802 25,872 040
Free goods. .:.... l6,942984 l6,l!0648 11,2S5 9u
Specie and bullion. l25 943 6S6S37 20, 300 .666
Total en a, the prt 1914 s III us o7e 1903 1858 600
wthd'n from w'house. H. 515,721 Asl5857 ls,4740sd
FOREIGN IMPORTS New YORK FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING
JUNE 80.
1855 1850. 1861.
Ent consumption s15S 5l $50 1874 1876 1906 0oe
Do. warehousng. 1886 $50 IS ,523572 81 ,40S ,323
s s5ec s0 sSs bullion si7
Total cnt at port s22os47 800 2as - IT'S ga 4o1 $50
DESCRIPTION OF IMPORTS TIE YEAR ENDING JUNE so.
Dry goods 500 sssess 49, SIS - ,sss SO g:
Specie and BIN. l,sll,7oo 2,377,sls 34,o75,lsl
Total imports 500 ,247 so7 2ss,7ls,7ls 2244ol 2so
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK TO FOREIGN PoRrs FOR TIE
Foreign ass Gree ss2ss SSess
Specie and bullion. 7,ase,osi ss42'OSo 2ia'ai2
Total exports sl2 eol I5s 1885 SAC oe7 osl
Total excu specie. 5,194l72 1884, 66 II ,s22,7S
EXPORTS FROM NEw YORK TO FOREIGN PORTS FOR SIX
1859. 1850. 1851.
Domestic nroduce s2s 5s2 So 1862 81 Az 40
Foreign mdse (frco). 3s4,3ls l!ls4H loS5,329
Do (dutiable).... l,7sV,3o3 S0v2,5OV S43o 10Y
Specie and bullion. 33,l97972 2I,519'o2 5,249,4S8
Total exports. $64, S0f 2S5 65l41 o9S 69 500 668
total excu specie. 81 609, 263 43567 $40 6660l 231
EXPORTS FROM New YORK FOREIGN PORTS FOR TIE FISCAL
YEAR ENDING JUNE 80
1850 1860. 1861
Domestic produce. $53 500 70,24e, Sl1 11S1S9S73
For mdse Qree). 400, S6s 3,335,03S 2,224 564
Do (dutiablc)... 1886 6,354,o55 Gill 22S
Specie aud bullion &c $50 44f 097 GAG % $50 $50
Total exports s106 54t 1855 O36 $50 $50 6622
Total specie. SO 604 097 1885 e04 I20,526 666
CAsH DUTIES REcgIvEp AT NEW York.
1859 1850. 1851.
In June. -. So 314 429 SIS 2724.193 80 SS5 062 AZ 3
Prov. mos 10 1852 "A Is 665, 4S5 81 e,70022 So
Total $40 1sl 90 IS $50 6T9 80 105S5 1874 On
Do fiscal VI "a 500 500 AZ 37,7ll740 70 2S223l37 16
There is nothing new in the money market, and
money on cal goes begging at very low rates in>
decd. Recent eycuts have led biyers Of paper to 3