The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-10
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Nov. 0-BP.M.

The stock market rallied little to- day Several Of
the fances improved fraction, but the transaction
were only to moderate extent At the first board
Long Island went up q per cent; Farmers Loan V;
Norwich and Worcester III Reading Railroad 2; Erie
Railroad DID, u; Treasury Notes, Canton Co, and Har-
em closed at prices current yesterday Penn 5s fell of
n per cent.
At the second board Reading Bonds advanced u per
cent Reading Railroad u; Harlem y; Norwich and
Worcester n, with small sales Of each.
There has been partial recovery from the panic of
yesterday operators begin to think they have been
more frightened than hurt. The news from Europe by
the steamship Washington Is calculated to have
able influence upon the stock market.
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Railroad
| Company, for the month Of October, ls47, were
$l343b A. against $ll,l2 49, for the same month last
year, showing increase Of $a32a Is for the month
| equal to about twenty per cent.
The quantity certain articles exported from Boston
for the four weeks ending Nov distinguishing tho
destination and the extent Of shipments to each coun
try were as annexed.
COMMERCE Bosron-ExroRTs ron FouR WEEKS
70 East ladies -Domestss, 400 bales aud GASES; tar,
lumber 4e,ss5 feet; apples $40 bbls Ice, 8is tons
bread, 10 bbls cheese, 1900 lbs candles, 4 boxes
S0.p iSM do tGesosS "a ao h s"" IA, Az bbs
meal 10 do; bricks, 44,6oO; lumber 10000 feet lead
100 pigs; shoes 40 cases, cheese 1898 lbs provisions
bales and cases
To Europs-Lumber, 50 600 feet; pine slaves H. 800
beef 10 bills; pork bbls lard 1858 do do ID terces
do, % kegs bacon, 81 boxes OIL 81 casks potatoes 81
bbls pitch, 10 do tar, 10 do n.is, so kegs rice
casks; turpentine, 1874 gals rosin ATS bbis; shoes
80 boxes stoves rum ADS bbs do, 90 pipes; cotton
al3 bales tobacco $50 boxes; do II hhds apples %
bbls ; -four, bbls.
To Africa-Pork so bbls cheese, IL, SIT bbls but
ter, COZ lbs hams, casks; bread, as bbls do, IO4
cases; cranberries ii bbls candles, 30 boxes dried
boxes resin, 81 bills; tobacco, hhds do $50 boxes;
tar, rs bbs; -four 400 do lumber, s274s feet domes
tics, packages.
To South .fmerica.-Flour, 100 bbs; bran, 1877 bbls
and bags; bread 800 bags; shorts 900 bbs oats 600
bushels; Ice, 100 tons Goldfish 26O drums; lard 100
kegs; d. 45 bbls do OIL 1852 lbs beef lat bbls pork
DO; pitch 400 dol rosn $50 do lumber 376 33l feet
shingles 75GOO; domestics 1862 packages; wcking 80
bales nails so casks; candles 81 boxes coal So chal
drons hay, $50 bales.
Thsvariety Of articles exported, shows the basis of
the trade carried with these countries So far as the
demand for any Of these items concerned 1t can be
met to any extent 1t Is interesting to look the above
st and the description Of merchandise sent to the
most remote sections eff the world. There are many
which really Yankee notions This trade Is yet in
Its infancy and must eventually become of great i'm
portance.
The quantity Of -four, wheat corn, and barley left at
tide water during the first week in November, In the
years 1916 and ls47 follows
Flour. 6Sls. Wheat, su. Corn. bu. Br y. b.
1916 $50 .i7S ass 2saas9 aio2 in3os