The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-07

e'ohinston has advanced during the past week per
cent; Long IslundI Mohawk / Cantonis Farmers
Loan 81 Norwich and Worcester Ohio 6s i; Penn
Ss IT. The week just closed has been the best
week for bulls they have experienced for long time
Inc bears have had things own way long enough
and 1t ia about time the other party had chance at the
game There is without doubt foundation for gradual
Improvement in quotation all railroad stocks but the
e auVahce mas Zone for the past lew days in two
OF nree socks cam be maintained The recent report
o' the Stonington kailroad Company has doubt had
favorable huence the price of the stock in this
as the mproven emit has been realized since that
mace 's upper rance The advance in Norwich and wor-
ooe mas P' rtly been produced by the improved condi
oh o' the Ansncal affairs of the company and partly by
the opera dons in Wall street The abundance of money
ahoa As also portion Of influence stocks gene
RAINY Operations in Ohio 6s have lately been very
hea ~, and the stock Thursday reached at par,
ice that has not been realized for several months past
kentucky 6s have slightly improved. The present
in the stock market very limited to what
they will probabl, be after the existing excitement hrs
subsidized and the Presidential contest is settled
knew the political fever rage extensively, and the SUBJ
ect absorbs the attention Of those engaged in every de-
partment of business.
The Marine Bank OF Baltimore has declared semi.
annual dividend ofthree per cent.
The exports from the port Of New York for September
will compare very favorably with previous months this
year. the aggregate exports up to Oct LIST this year.
will compare very svoraby with the exports up to the
date last year. In many of the leading staples the
EXPORTS largenls4a far than nls43 for instance such
articles beef corn, cotton -four, lard lumber, wheat
naval stores, pork, SC, have been shipped exen
svey this year than last The increase in value is not
great the increase in quany prices have in many
instances found reduced level and the producers
of principal staples have not realized fair remu
neraion for their produce in previous We have
not the presumption attribute this state Of things any
particular policy OF the government, but must at
tribute principally to the increased supply; to the
plus and above the demand for consumpon andto
the absence of all speculative demand for either domestic
or foreign markets. The movements of the crops
coming forward likely to end in the result
The supply of cotton, tobacco, wheat wool, &c, will
without doubt greatly exceed the demand, and prices
must become still further reduced There is remedy
for this state Of things but to restrict productions and
that is Of the question. Producers in this country
Increasing with greater rapidy than the consumers
and long that continues long will prices of agri
cultural products command but very reduced prices
The foreign demand for breadstufs has nearly
reached its maximum end the attention Of the people Of
this country be turned TO other empoyments besides
agriculture Our extent Of soil dssipates all dangers
from unfavorabe harvess II crop is destroy ed in
section, it is good in another have, therefore, a
plenty insured in the most unfortunate We
table showing the exports from this port from jan
to Oct. l, ls43 and lS44.