Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14

Inc AKA gives q carefully prepared Te-
port, in tabular form, of the business OF
the port of San Francisco for the first six
months of 1861:
These tables show that notwithstanding the
presept-on account of the dryness Of the season,
which has affected all interests to greater less
degree-has been somewhat unpropiIious year
with Us. the aggregate amount of operations
shows very gratifying increase in nearly all de-
partments OF trade AS compared with like period
OF last year.
The imports of Treasure show 4 comparative
falling off OF S6T0 67i "a; but when we deduct
the amount of S7l0.543 n. saved from the wreck
of the Golden Gate aud included in the imports
of the first six months OF 1868, we find An actual
gain. in favor OF the present year. OF SSO.e69 "
The exports OF Treasure amount to S2S,-
$40, $40 o.. showing increase Of S6O2S,-
4l6 80 OF this amount S5.0O0.0OO was shipped
by Government, which being deducted, still
leaves q balance of Sl02S.4l6 SO. Shipments TO
New York show n gain Gaclnjing amount for
Government ACCOUNT OF S4,957,063 II. To
China the amount is largely in excess. being this
wear S2,ssS.Si2 "A. against Sl.65l, 40 50 last
wear Manila shows gain of SSf.a35 -; Mexi
co gain of SONS e.. and Honolulu 4 gam Of
Sil 7:f2: while England exhibits 4 falling off Of
Sl73 lS6 90: Central America also falling off
amounting 10 Sl70,273 81.
The total value of merchandise exported
amounts 10 SbiOU,Oao ~, against SOlOisOcS ~
for the same period of last year. giving balance
in favor of the present period of S292 6sa 81. or
the total Of merchandise exports more than half
or S4.7345S IS in yalur-was of California
production, and an increase over last year of
S242 34I 81.
Among the exports of leading articles Of domes.
tic production we notice a general falling off in
BreadStufs and Grain: the decrease being at.
tributable to the short crops, and consequent
high rates ruling during the last three months
which has excluded shippers almost entirely from
the market The Flour exports exhibit n de-
crease of lTS2 in number of barrels, but an ln-
crease OF Sl5364 % in value. The falling off in
Wheat shows S5562 lc0-lb sacks i'll quantity
about S2IS.72I 50 in value BARLEY, falling off
OF 100 sacks. and SIi Ice 10 in value. The value
Of Oats sen, away amounts TO S39. 1913 o. against
ST09lS % last year. In Hides marked increase
is shown, the gain in number being 66,jSi, and in
value Sl:l6 pol IS. Wool also shows q very mate
rial gain amounting TO 6l9 1877 lbs and So. 800.
Quicksilver has fallen off nearly 5000 TASKS, but
the higher prices obtained bring the value nearly
up TO that OF last year.
The inward tonnage movement shows an in
crease of 90 vessels. and 81 $50 tonnage. The ar
rivals from domestic CoaStwSe ports show an in
csease of o. vessels, and 10 0OS in tonnage. The
outward movement indicates u gain Of lU3 vessels
aud 81 SAG tons. The number OF departures for
domestic cOaStwise ports is in excess of last year
- vessels. with an aggregate tonnage of 3l.362.
The aggregate Of freight values, by vessels
other than the p. NJ ). Goa steamers, gives IN
increase of S5i6.7li.
The passenger statistics show gain in arrivals
over departures of S,TS9, and decrease, as COM
pared with last year, Of ls3
Lumber receipts from domestic coastwiSe ports
show an increase of 9, S22sss, 500 feet.