The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-13

The demand Ter foreign exchange continues, yet,
limited. The Caledonia leaves Boston on Wednesday
the 10th instant and the mails will close in this city on
Tuesday the 18th inst We, therefore, do not expect
any enquiry for foreign exchange until Monday and
only to very limited extent for this packet Quotations
for sterling exchange continue very much reduced and
the supply of bills in the market il large that there
can be NO material Improvement in prices very
glance at the freight lists and inward entries at the
custom houses Of our largest packet ships from London,
Liverpool and Havre, sufficient to satisfy every one
that receiving very few goods from the other side
while expectations continue exceedingly heavy
Every packet ship is not only filed up time prev
Gus to departure, but the largest Transient ships in
port pressed into the business Of transporting bread
suGi to the different ports Of Europe This business will
last long there is demand for staples the
other side, have supplies enough keep this feet
of vessels busy until next year at this time.
Domestic exchanges remain rather quiet and our quo
taons without any material alteration They sre how
ever, merely nominal There is considerable uncurren
money offering in the street for redemption
The quantity Of certain articles exported from this
port foreign countries for the week ending December
18th, inclusive, was annexsd:-
ExPoRTs FROM PoRr OF NEw YoRx
To GREAT BaIrAIN--46 067 bushels wheat; %, 2s6
bbls -four; $500 meal; l44sa bush corn ss4 s65 lbs.
oil cake O6a bbls turpentne lo.so7 lbs. beeswax
b.. bS pors ds so.i nsns I'd
tbs beef 06l BUSH bsrley 2a7 bis cotton 9l0 47a lbs
talow 50 bales wool l34 bills ashes 1851 lbs. hams
"a $50 do grease - 2e6 gals whale oil $50 rs
bscce, manufacsrred; so4s lbs whalebone; 6.4oo M.
slaves 2, 3os lbs lard
TO FnAscx- s6As bush wheat $40 bales cotton 626i
bbs -four l6l do. ashes; 74s6 lbs talow; 81 bales
wool 10 tierces beef; 1904 lbs whalebone SO hhds
quercitron bark; al tecea rice IS do pork 50 ISL
lbs lard 80, 700 do hides 3,0S0 slaves
To DArIsH WEsr lSDISs- 400 bbls. -four Alas lbs.
cheese; ; l s2s do butter so bbls corn meal rs do.
pork Is, 100 lbs lard loo N. slaves.
To BsIrrsH WEsr 1rDIKs-400 bbls potatoes; 420 do
nour l20 bbls. -four 900 bush. corn 10 bbls rye
-four 29s5 lbs butter 4293 do dry fish l75 bbls
meal $50 lbs. lard 3S3 do hams % bbls beef 279
bales hay 2lo bls pork 27ss lbs cheese. Live stock
l05 sheep 30 oxen.
To BsrrpH NoarH AMERICAN CoLoNEs-55o bbls
-four 90 u do. four
In Thompsons Bank Note Reporter is the following
List of commercials
Twos the Bank OF the State of South Carolina; 20s
the Bank Of CsFs Fear 20s the Bank of the State
of Missouri; los, on the Tradssmens Bank New York
as on the Merchants Bank. New Bedford; 3's, on the
James Dsnk, Jamesville So, the Exchange Bank
vuGpia 20's. on the Lhsmpain Bank; los. the Suf
folk Bank Boston los, on the Lvmsston Co Bank N.
" as on the Agricultural Bank, New York; l0s the
Traders' Bank Providence; rs. the franklin Bank
Balumore U.s. on the Atlantic Bank, Boston; SIS, the
Whaling Bank, New London; SIS, on the Bank Of Rome
New orb ss on the Merchants Bsnk Boston; lO's on
the Cbemuug Canal Bank; "a the Bank OF the State
OF North Csrolina los, on the Comm. & Farm. Bank
Baltimore
Beware OF bills altered from ones TO tens and twen
ties on the "MeTchants Bank, New Bedford" Fair Ha
ven Bank and the Bristol County Bank These bills
were very thick in Newport few days since.