New-York tribune., 1867-06-13

To New York ............ .sTTi,3l2 69
To England .............. 2l0,2Jl 80
70 runta Arcnas......... iiioo 90 .,o.,,
MAY Ito Hong Kong per Magnet. ...... 403,75T %
Total since May g. 1867 sli76,992 IS
Previously this ..l4oo,IIo -
Total since Ian. I. 1907 9oi.5e6 80
Corresponding period of lsCG......-.. D72''lb' %
Increase this s26s,lO8 20
Our combined receipts Of wheat and flour thus far
during the harvest years tOi mOnths foot up IN round
numbers. 100000 sacks and exports for the same
period. 100000 sacks the export value of the same ap
proXmating l0OOOOO I'm addition 10 regular and con
Hour shpm, Dis to NcwYOrk 10y steam via Panama
we have vet several vessels on the berth loading bread
sul for the United Kingdom the United states China,
and elsewhere. In all sufficient to carry OIL from the
present crop enough 10 swell exports for the year
To 5000 sacks of wheat This exhibit i In all respects
credtabe the young aud rising state Of California ana
growing importance Of this trade from s infancy and
assert without fear Of contradiction that our wheat
surplus for the year to will be fully equal to that OF
the present From nearly every portion OF the gral, g
growing districts Of the state encouragng accounts reacn
hand from san Joaquin and other valleys are oi
character 10 lead ne believe than within 30 days grain
OF the crop viii be offered for sale IN the market We
have yet TO hear the first murmur IN regard To tho prom
ised crop yield.
The following will show the exports exclusive of
spcce) from NcwYork to foreign ports for tbs week
ending June II. and since the beginning of the year
For the week sl,297o? si'95t2, S's33SsI 3s3'Sm
Prev. reported ..5i,iOoJsl v7,l5iilj 6''''l''l
Since Jan. s12.35l.OD ti0,0ii.I t'.22i'JlS
The foreign imports at Ncw-York compare ~ fol-
lows: . ,eos ION,
Dry Goods. ..... silS9,i s5iiT, s.olOnt
Gen. mrchndisc. s.i7slyl 2.ll9J@ 325Gl
Total forthc w'k1,5o.so n7Jo,,51 slgl5ss5
Prev. reported 6i,ii62l) lj,90o2 lO''0'"l
since JAM scs,Tass sls6.SJs7n sio,9i5s1
The commerce of New-York from July to date IL
reported ~ follows:
1866 Is65-6 1867:
Imports mdsc sis5fGsGl sl7s,i229p s2itlGtol9
Exports prdcc. 1l6.Jf.SlJ 25.gl6piJ l1s'94.'!D
The Board of Trustees OF the Union Trust Company
have declared n dividend o. per cent. free from Gov
crnment tax. payable on and after July |.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company received by rail
way and canal last week 200,i tuns of Pitston coal
making the increase this year. over the amount re-
ceived by them at this date last year l99G'S tuns.
The Tipos gives the following statement relative TO
/ recent Government sales Of god-bearlng bonds:
IL no secret that ongagomens were entered mo Tor
graph on the sh inst. To stop further sales These en-
gagcmens woro made pursuant 10 standing orders from
Washington They were made with no Ring no
particular brokers dealing IN the public funds, but TO All
alike. they applied. the closing Of the May ac-
counts the Department when it not convenient or
desirable add to the deliveries OF that month And all
applicants Informed, with the promise that they
would bc served 10 the tent OF their the
ing ~ June ON Saturday the st, and Monday. the Sd.
ard Tuesday the h inst, tO the hour OF inc re
ccpt Of the Seertary telegram 10 the purport that
found his currency balances much larger than antici
patcd and he desired 10 make 10 further sales OF bonds
these engagements were recognized as u was nccesSaiy'
In good faith they should be- and the names OF the bro
kors and the amounts which they had bought. respect
veyand not rs Ring or combination, or by precOn'
forwarded 10 the Department NJ The takers
the bonds for June delivery were not only unknown to
other but Of them rivals In business and
who would have been the first To proclaim an act OF IA
voriis had the Assistant Treasurer entertained. much
| less personally prOhtcd by, such purpose