Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

From these primary cause, principally arid the fset, "s"
our exports to foreign countries furnish the nsaA INC
ratio dc imports increase and only in the Proporon ~
expert Of the crops is the trade healthy one
amount Of imports nay be run uP TO the eno'a -
which they exhibited in 1880, by means Of the
credits then practsed but the markets were gs"ea ~"
The demand was choked its fountain. Inc FARMERS .r
the amount of their surplus crsP, and the balances
goods re NAMED in the hands Of the Importer 'ei'
evident England imported direct from the United States inc
whole quantity that she dshcent the amount wos
almost entirely qudatea by exchange Of go's'
the of sovereign At present. however sac uo''
this, bat drives the mproviden trade thas INC
case with soe southwestern states OF the Unon-tha'
is she purchases her necessary supplies in country and
carrie. her own products another for seayng for the one
in ,peee and the other the material OF her
fabrics.
The extent of her purchases of grain the continent 50 r
from causing an increase ia activity her manufactures
thereby enhancing the wages Of those who are to consume
the imported breadstu Contrary effect Thus the PrA
cipa countries from which Great Britain now receives her
supplies of grain Russia Prussia and Poland There the
crop the work of its owner who alone has the disPosi
on of its proceeds and whom favorable harvest Is An IN
crease Of wealth. but it work Of slaves whose habits are
the simple and whose wants do not extend ne ne
ceses Of the day large small crop IS ake 20 'he
matter of Indifference 1t is the wealthy proprs tor Of large
sections only whose interests affected by the market 'hsy
find for the products OF the SOIL Inc demsno oS koou
is therefore scarcely increased by favorable season. but pay
demanded CON- for part Of which the Injuries Oh
France and Italy may added the table OF the proprietor
and proportion the balance may end its way iato the
vaults Of the banks increase their stability and of ac
tating Of manufacturers who, in Germany par
uay have already serious rivals Of the Lancashire
workmen.
Tr view OF the law affects the manufacturing DIS
rcts of England which occupies the attention Of
the landed propreors Of England and without there being
any probability Of repeal of the existing corn law, some mo-
dfoaon regard United States be entered
which will be more beneficial their material interests
BALES at the Stock Exchange.
ITO Bank of Commerce l02350 Union Bank l7t-l9O Dry
Dock lOos-7O Leather Blk lI425 Mechanics Blk Ass $40
nsis State Blk 954-lOO Del Hud 81 30ds, do SO3 do
sO do sO so DO s0 so do 81 Gods so do sO43o DO Sofo
SO sb69 rs do so SO do 90 do 60bSO 30
do S0Jnw so do S0l5O0 Farmers Trust liz
Gods SO dc l2b3-25 Bank 1885, so do Ss30 Is do llSa
60 ds-2O Blk Of Kentucky 90i 20 do 9l5 Am Fire l0t
55 18th Ward 76a-3s Canton 4632 Mohawk 6ob5, 70 do
6 do Sc Sd June 100 $685. $50 do cello Paterson oS
IsO Jersey l0Issoio stoningtsn s6bs IS do Soc
so Harlem S9l60 so do SOILS 100 do GOOSE so do 59S Is
do 6onw, IS do 60blS, rs do 5sat3.
State Of Trade.
Business has past week. bee. fair to the trade but there
has been general absence of heavy transactions At the west
there activity the arrival OF canal
boats with heavy freghs of merchandize At Buffalo
the attendant the canal trade represented as
greats lake craft arriving with large eargoe oil Hour
and produce and carrying back full egh oil nerchan
dize and nber OF emigrans bosnd for the far west
the principal transaction today has been sale OF
Wines by James Blocker Co.-terns cash.
2 dozen Madeira Of 1914, $50 per dozen.