The New York herald., 1845-04-22
MONEY EFT
Monday, April 2l-6 r.

Monday, April 2l-6 r. M.
There quite rise in stocks to-day, and the sales
very large stonington went up u per cent; Nor
wch and Worcester 81 Erie Railroad Farmers'Loan n.
Pennsy lvsnia 5s 81; Illinois III United States Bank Il
vickburg Harlem 81; Long Island O. Canton II; Morris
Canal Iii Indiana Ii Ohio 6s closed firm at Saturdays
prices.
The great riss to-day in the stock market afraid
cannot be sustained 1t Is too large per cent to be
avorabla accounts from Mexico and the indifference the
people and of that country appear to mani
test in relation TO the Of the United States In
the anne ion Of Texas This question having lost its
warke features, the Wall street bears at loss for
something to depress prices. The organ Of the stock
obber striving TO get panic in the stock rarket,
by spreading reports of warke character in relation to
cur affairs with Brazl. This will be football among
the bears Of the street. and every rumor magnify the
ticues will be given currency for the pnrposs Of DE-
prices Of stocks The best criterion Of the tone
OF feeling among those who have most at sskc in of
a rupture between this government and any other 10
the movements OF those connected with our Msrne nsu-
Companies. Policies made in the regular way
until the clauses there need fear
among sock operators The only effect these thousand
rumors have upon stocks, ia the Enda o. specu!a
tors The really good stocks influenced this
much Good State aud Government stocks do not move
fraction, amidst oil these rumors of wsr. II il very dit
fcult influence the miRds of retired capitalist rela
on to their they think very little Of these
Of stock oDbers which have other object in view thai
to produce temporary depression in the maj kc 10 allow
tn. Mschsnics' and Tsaders' Bank have declared a
| semi annual dividend Of three and half per cent
The Union Bank has declared dividend Of four per
The stockhoidsrs Of the Bank Of Baltimore at the meet
ing Thursday last the II inst formally accepted the
amendment to their charter obtained the last session c
the legislature. by which the par value OF tho shares
heretofore $500 eacs changed to shares Of 500 each
That is 10 each holder OF $500 share has sabdvi
dcd into three shares Of 500 each The stock will here
after be sold in the market accordingly.
Foreign exchange continues in limited demand. We
quota sterling bills st OF per cent premium
The valus of the exports from ths port for the Arst
| three weeks OF April has been as annexed;-
| VALUE ExrsKTs-PoRr New YoRK.
Merchandise exported IN American vessels
from April lNto April 70 h, 1885, 81 s7s 0s7 50
| Merchandise exported in foreign vessels from
April lst to April 10Th, ls4s,. ........ ss,0o3 II
Total value OF merchandise. ........ 81 coo SO
Is4S.. ...................... -. l7s,aso 90
Is4s, ..... ....... ......... 81 s45s7o SO
Is4i,. ..................... s02a7ai 90
/ sl,072so 81
The value Of the exports the remaining days
in April must average about hundred thousand dol
lars per day. to reach the value of the exports for hs
same month last So far the average hes been suf
cient ensure exploration tqually for the
msnth last year. and have svsry reason to thnk
the Of the month will show corresponding result.
The works Of Internal improvement in al! parts of the
country are in active operation, and produce from the
will fnd its way abroad and swell the velue CT
ports. A very large trade between this and foreign
which !. rapidly ncrs s,rs snd must eTs lang become
very important branch Of foreign trade Next to cot.
Of saoo Tl ns IN. most
Tho receipts Of coal at tide water, Philadelphia, this
to tn ,ou Of
recepa are by reilroad and the remaining ons sx oy
| CsAL TRADE OF EASTERN PESSsYLyATrA
| By railroad from Pcttssille and Port Carbon. for
pr asilncsJ rom yiii Haven for the season.
! to April l1th. ............. HV,o w
Totsl by rail, oad. . .... iis. .so5 20
/ canal from schuylhi Haven i7s9c
/ v caal from Port Cl nton s58ls
Total by railroad aud canal. to April H.. 1878 81
The RAILROAD appears TO hsve nearly monopolz,d tie
Carrying OF this article and tho small supply the canal
gets hardly pay The 5nalest per cent on 'hs cost
the wo Il.
The busire, on the Erie Canal since the oferlng hes
been compared " ah last year, increasing The clear
ances &C. at H'chslsr, on the lsIh inst, were as ie
M, OF slearancss to o'clock. k.........-.. ic5
! Tolls rece we'd $50 siI ~
! Flour shipped, bbls .............. !oes
The b,sinss Of the cansls Tor the past thee days
/ compared with Ia year, Is os foilows'- -
1915 three days. eniing ah Sunday morning. 50 oss u
| 1914, ........'..''' '.''''..'''.. so's "
! Inference .................. si3s ls
The qi,n'Ty so 90 ~ bbI,5of which II sss bbls. were
careJ a Rpch ster Tho business the canals Of this
last Ir sSd oS an
i,ers ever the great business of last rather early
Ia the sesson estimate the nett nceme the State from
the canals for 1914 but hazard that the tolls bs
tween opening eud closing oil navigation the Erie
ani "her canals uf this Sts,e for lsi5 will be full $2.
stO 900
1'he Maryland Mining Company have obtained loan
o sl0o GOO Tor the purpose OF constructing rairoed from
thtr m.nes 70 Ga Nhcrlnd Tas rand s Gil tho company
requires 20 give t1.m iscy so get their coat 10
point SO thr can be ss spo,ea to III the principal
kets cf ths country Tho macy excellent qualities
Of this GOAL, an the rapdl increasing demand Tor cou
SUMPTION have compelled Tie company 10 construct the
railroad 10 ensure more enFivs transportation.
prcpositcn has been made IN the Chamber Of Depu-
ties o nr.zl ,hat from the Iit OF July next all the
cotton geoss Imported from Great Britain shoud pav
fifteen twenty per duty than any other nation
until the British government should admit the sugar OF
thA an nj