Excess Of imports.
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Excess Of imports. Sll $40 ,964


The imports of specie for the year ending June 30,
lsi5 amounted to S3952 233 and the exports for the
same period, to Ssl7765l, giving excess of exports
OF specie, over imports, for the year. OF S4,5l5,4ls


These returns NOT wholly official but are perhaps
near enough to give idea of the amount of foreign
trade Of the United States during the past year. The
value OF the imports of the first three quarters 500
sso,77o, and for the fourth quarter S2s6 SIC The va
lue OF the exports for the first three quarters ST.
3o3,o6l; and for the last quarter, $50 5s6,56l


The Receiver of the Commercial Bank of New York
Is prepared to settle with the creditors full the
ances due to them respectively, with interest All ere
dors whose balances due amount, with interest
up TO the 18th inst to one thousand dollars and under
viii receive the cash at application at the Re-
cevers office. Those creditors whose balances amount
to than thousand dollars will receive, respec
lively application at the Receivers Office and af
ter the 23d instant certificate of stock issued by the
Comptroller of the State under and in Of the
act of 2sh April last carrying interest at per cent
payable semiannually from the 18th inst the principal
payable February l, ls4e.


We annex official statement giving comparative re-
turns OF the of France with her colonies and
with foreign countries during the years Is42 and
1874.