The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-16

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sssess damages szpsssussd sn fsshsts have ssAssse
ts r,v,uus below ths estimated AMOUNT u hss hsw'
ever been large enough place tina payment Of the In
forest beyond doubt and the adopted ~ the
State Treasurer are precautionary than sctus-
ly necessary A large amount Of these stocks mas
recently BEEN put upoa the market, and the Decline
within the past month or two has bssn more tnan
ten per cent We have no idea that any of the
sales have been made from any fears relstve to the
payment Of the interest due the LIST OF February
next but IL s the general impression that they have
been the result OF the recent changes In the money
market and the receipt Of large lots from the other
side State stocks to large amount have recently been
received from Europe and forced sales have been made
We pleased to these remittances, they fall
into the hands Of those this side at the depreciation
In prices able TO hold them. When the cspitsb's OF
Europe again prepared to make inves,a'sn's
IN our State stocks, they will have to pay rou"u
prices for them The sacrifices they are no" '"aA"s
to realize 10 much in favor, We know tneH
lus and every dollar coming from Europe IN TINS
II better than double the amount Ia soio anu S"'A
not only get than the market vaiue' ou'
alarge amount of money leaving this country an
nualy in tho shape Of interest It very sxraoroi-
thar the .tooks Of delinquent States such
uro,. nd Indiana are more firmly held 10 Europe and
command oompsrstvsiy better prices than those OF a
solvsnt dividend paying character The margin for an
these deprecated securities lie so great
and the prospe srelavs full resumption so prouis
ing that holders have disposition to part with them
Nothing has TRANSFERRED relative to the financial
affairs Of these delinquent Statss The funding Of the
internal Improvement bonds If Illinois is steadily
going on and the evidences Of the debt Of that State
win soon be placed in tangible shape, and those inte
rested will what the actual indebtedness Of the
State H. This IL very important matter, and soon
O. II 10 set led have doubt the effect upon the
market value of the stock will be very favorable The
conversion OF Indiana state stock Is going very rapid
w. Nearly the whole amt the debt has been
rendered and the arr ngemens made with the creditors
are progressing favoraby. These States will, of
thsse days emerge from the darkness and confusion
which have surrounded their ancial affairs, and stand
high again In tue estimation Of their creditors.
The exports from this port for the past week. have
been sxossdiasiy limited The shipments Of -four and
Indian corn form very important the aggregate
expectation of brssdstuhs.
ExPonrs PROM TIL New YORK.
To G,eaf Br.taim- Cotc 3i7 bales -four ,3s! bbs
lard Is 500 lbs; cheese 69 IN beef 81 tierces corn
a ass bushels; beeswsx l,926 lbs
To Whslebone, 81 2la lbsi pork Is bbls; cot
r, British North American Coianes-Flo IT. l02 bbls
corn bushels; al s0i hbls pork LOT bbs; wheat
500 bushels butt 20 $40 lbs rice, 2aoas lbsi Hour
. gl8 bbls; beef, 240 bbls
To &c. Domnge-Flour 100 bills; cheese $50 lbs; beef,
bbls meal. 10 bbls; butter, 70s lbs
10 Spanish West Indies Cheese, $50 lbs dry hsh
1891 do; lard 934A do; rice, l14Oa Io butter 1850
do; pork, 90 bbls hams. 500 lbs.
About ten thousand barrels Of flour shipped last
week, about half of which sent TO Great Bril-
tain This In the face Of the depreosted prices shows
that We can make shipments productive at the ruling