The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-11
MONEY MARKET.

The stock market opened rather heavy this morning
and prices fell of fraction. Harlem declined per
| cent. Farmers Loan q. Norwich and Worcester Il
Canton Company y. Long Island e. Psnnsylvania IS
r. North American Trust and U. es, new loan, clos.
ed at yesterdays prices
At the Second Board prices were firm but the trans
actions were very limited The stock market through.
out the day has been unsettled and in very feverish
state in consequence Of the receipt of advices from Eu.
rope Early in the morning, the packet ship Admiral
from Havre was announced, with Ave days later ntei
gence from London and early in the afternoon the steam
ship Sarah Sands from Liverpool announced, with
twelve days later from Liverpool There was little dis
position to operate until the nature Of the advices was
known, and before the Extras issued. II was too
late for any operations Of consequence to-day.
The newsis exceedingly important In a commercial
point OF view We have not received accounts from the
other side more favorable for this country for many
years. They must have a very great influence upon
prices Of and movements in breadstus and give the
greatest activity to markets II is idle wind that
blows nobody any good. We have given in columns
full reports of all the European markets.
The exports Of breadstus, grain and cheese from this
port to Great Britain and Ireland for the month of jan
uary ls47 SO 66l barrels Of four % 665 bushels
Of wheat, sssola bushels Of corn, 25s49 barrels of
meal 6as6a bushels Of barley, 1914 bushels Of oats
and ], 43I 02l pounds of cheese.
have been very heavy. The bark General Taylor,
which cleared few days since for London had on board
nearly half q million pounds of cheese and the
clesrances from this port yesterday for Great
Britain and Ireland 200 barrels of -four 5000 barrels
corn meal, and 6o,9oO bushels of corn; for Antwerp
~ 500 bushels Of wheat and 406s bushels of rye At
this rate, all the -four grain and cheese spare
will soon find its way the Atlantic. The trade
between this country and Great Britain in cheese Is
already immense. and 1t appears to be increasing with
the greatest rapdity. When one ship takes out two
hundred and fifty tons of cheese there must be pretty
largo market for the article the other side
appears by our European sdvices that the amount Of
bullion shipped from Liverpool by the steamship Hiber
mia exactly f394 6co Of this amount one house ship
ped fl900oO this amount to the agent Of Roths.
childs in this city, account Of the French govern
ment, to pay for -four and grain purchased by
the agents of the house alluded for the French govern
ment. Three houses in London shipped ESQ 900 ea,h
and the rest made up Of small by various shin
pers. One hundred and twentyf thousand pounds
sterling had been shipped by other previous
to the departure of the steamer making total I'D to the
9th Of January of five hundred and twenty thousand
pounds sterling.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
leading departments Of each bank in on the
LIST day of November, 1916. The returns show an in
in the aggregate movement Of the principal items
compared with that Of November, ls45 -
u.