Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
n OMEY MARE EFT.
Friday March 0. q p. NJ

early morning, the packet ship Indepes-
dencc below with dates the gath January
being eight days later than received previously In
the Oxford the LIST of February also
but the OF neither up till after business hours
The importance ofbe both commercial and otherwise
from Europe increasing step which our banks and
business take In the reconstruction OF trade In spite OF
the plausible appearance which large meeting OF merchants
assumed in relation TO money affairs there great Ian
in all transactions and general depression Of price to-
day. This principally attributed the from Washing
ton and the probability that the Independent Treasury Bill
VIII net only the Senate but also the House. Many fully
believe that will become aw-others that will be reject
ed In the House. This state of uncertainty gives unsettled
momentum to commercial events action of GO
vernment has influence over them.
Thers can be no doubt Of the accuracy spinen tha
m Treasury established by law would be
less as long as the banks continue the gevenmen-or
the reduced the necessity OF issuing
notes TO defray its expenses
The position assumed by the of New York. and the
countenanee given TO their pecy by the mercantile body be-
the most interesting at present With the ennis
sion of small noesand the influx Of speceor du
ring the present week the specie arriving here estimated at
$5000oand the balances all tending this pentand foreign
exchange aver doubtful much will be
done by the banks till the Convention nex month and
their decision be- known Others think that Bidde pre-
pairing to resume early day whatever Co.
verBment may take
We evidently in state Of great confusion and difficulty
Our banks have taken resoutionit remains how
tney VIII act upo1L
Among other projects OF Post is recon.
mended few ago the Banks Of Boston permit
ed to issue Post that their subsequent
difficulties and bankruptcies attributed by every skl
hnancier The Post system is indeed branch of the
that branch which always expc
sion and panic In paper currency there principle
that Will stand the of time but which founded on
the principle of eenuerby specie demand II is de-
psrure from this principle practice that the peri
odcal revusons that agse and perpex the commercial
world Our banks have taken the right that they
will meet with difficulties is highly probable.
We have received Supplement to the Quebec Morning
Herald" Feb 2s contannga Statement Imports and Ex-
ports of Lower Canada 1887 The following are the lead
ing tems;-
IMPORTS INTO MONTREAL AND QUE.Ec, 1887
From Great Britain, paying "a per csntduty E3ol,l2s
Free goods, l60.53
Ireland, paying 2f per cent II64o
Free goods, 1882
France, paying Il per cent ll25
All other places, about s0,0ee
Aggregate imports, (S7,Sl4,sSo) El562, es
We have also Statement Of the experts of Lower Canada
expressed in quantities bat not in values Enough given
however show that Canada, in commercial importance is
worth the expense win the British government to
annul its constitution and keep it annulled.
Sales mt the Stock Exchange.
FRIDAY, March 9-12 NJ.
fo4 u s Bank 1854 40 Patterson 4a3 a Is
go rhenix 1851 $50 Harlem 46t a7
900 b.ihf T1 Manu ~ 49, - sG sPs Prov
100 Am b 94t 2l3 Stonington IS Sc
100 Mohawk 6o7 81 50 Utica ll4l
IS N Am Ins Co 94a 400 Long Island 54i 54i
81 ManhattaR Gas IS S95e p. c. Treas notes 1905