The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-06

The steamer sailing hence for Europe to-day took
out specie $4,000 in gold coin, $4s 900 in Mexi
>can silver and $15Oo0O In silver bars sum total
Of $24S 900.
GENERAL IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The general merchandise imports for the week,
including dry goods were 1000; produce ex-
ports S. sos $751; ana specie exports, $4Ol 5l5 The
total merchandise imports since January l are
42l7. ,6l5, against $3.50, ia 91 last year and
$19l 1851, 500 in 1871 The total exports OF produce
since January $14o COL against s106 ESQ., CAT
1ast year, and $l14, 457, 1e6 in 1871.
MEMORANDA.
Chancellor Runyon, of New Jersey, has granted
san Injunction against the Shers OF the counties of
Hudson, Bergen, Essex Passaic Morris and Sus-
hex restraining them from Selling or holding the
trains oil the New York and Oswego Midland Rail-
way Company, on the ground that said property,
being covered by the mortgages given by the CON-
pany to secure the bondholders, is exempt from
seizure upon claims by creditors anoat.
The following exhibit shows the earnings Of the
Union Pabidc Railroad Company
TRAFFIC. DEPARTMENT
Man, 1872. Nay, 1878.
Earnings .$s9O,452 Sl,oo7,S3l
Expenses. ........... 470,7l5 490332
Net earnings. 49,. $419, 1926 S5l7,5O9
Increase gross earnings for May ...... u7,sSo
Increase net earnings Tor May. ...-........ g77s2
Jan. to nay 81. Jan. to Nay 81
Earnings. ..$3,006,l57 $3.6l3,1l2
Expenses. .......... 1,995,47T 1885, 1856
Net earnings. 1,01O,679 $1,677,3l5
Increase gross earnings for five months. COG, s55
Increase net earnings for ave months 666, 63s
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF FLORIDA.
1t Is gratifying to observe that several OF the
Southern states are this Sear wheeling into line
with the power and the will to resume the payment
OF the interest their public debts Louisiana and
Virginia have spoken. Georgia is not far behind
and now comes the little Pennsular State Of
Florida with an exhibit by her Comptroller OF the
position OF AFFAIRS and money In hand to pay the
interest on her obligations The statement OF
Comptroller Cowgirl shows her bonded debt to be
as follows:-
per cent bonds issued In 1871 500 each. sSSoOOo
@ per cent gold bonds issued in 1874 $1,000
each, interest payable in Tallahassee or
Sc ana 'o WITH
due thereon to January |, 1S73.......... 100000
100000
The School and Seminary funds are creditors of
che State for money borrowed during the war for
$26ao45. Upon this amount the interest has
already been paid to July 1873. The Treasurer's
certinoates and Comptroller's warran1 outst8nd-
ing on the 18th OF May we're $40 500, all OF
which, being receivable for taxes will be
absorbed by the collections this year. The
oct of 1878 authorized the issue of one mil.
lion dollars Of bonds bearing per cent gold
interest and maturing in thirty years. Five hun
dred thousand dollars to be sold at not less than
90 cents net, OF these the $2ss, 900 mentioned
above have been sold and $40 Of the hypothecated
bonds OF 1868 and 1859 have been re-
deemed and cancelled and the rest under
hypothecation will be redeemed when presented.
There remains $2ss.oOo OF the State bonds to be
cold. whsn this d! accomplished apd the other