Revenue OF New York, with some Reflec'


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DEAR SIR,-


Never IN the memory OF the oldest nhabitant
have the times been hourishing as at present IN
this commercial emporium. Let me call your au-
gust attention to the gigantic yearly revenues OF the
population of the city OF New York.


1.-The Real Estate interest estimated at


$780, 900 rent. Sl0,OOo,O0O
2.-The Shipping and Tonnage, 500 900 tons


net revenue .. 100000
sThe Cash Capital, SEC, 600 cco interest 100000
4-The 200 900 Operatives at 5000 per head 6ooooooo


ss5,000,O00
Such is rather under estimate Of the annual re-
venue of the city OF New York, without estimating
the $50 millions of property received mere, ana dis
trbuted for sale all over the universe. The best
cacuIators are of opinion that the prosperity OF this
c,tv viii continue increasing until its population
oniynumbers that of London and Paris united, an
event thai may occur within the next ten years,
,;mating the emigration to it from all parts of the
limited States and Europe. One OF the greatest at
fractions to it Is the cheap rate OF money quoted
in all the prices currents and newspapers,
never exceeding at the rate OF or 5per cent per
year In addition to this, whiskey is expected to
fall down to one shilling per gallon, and segars to
sxpence per 1000 Thus you perceive the great ele-
ments of comfort and happiness are accessible to
every hand, and the age Of equality Is now in full
existence in the city of New York. A CITIZEN