The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-23
NuYigation OF tns Onlo xiv.r.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Feb. 22-6 II. n


Stocks all up today. The European advices
appear to have had good effect in Wall street.
North American Trust advanced a per cent. Far.
mer's Loan II Morris Canal, Ii Norwich and Worcester
q; Long Island z; Harlem "a; Erie r. r. scrip, fell off
per cent; Reading Railroad and Bank Of America
closed firm at Saturdays prices The sales not large
and holders appear disposed await private advices be-
fore they make transactions
At the Second Board there further advance but
the sales continued very limited. Morris Canal went up
"a; Harlem a Long Island Il; Canton Co. "a.
Aninunston has been placed upon the steamboat New
Haven at Greenport, upon a claim of $4,000 against
the Long Island Railroad Company. This will suspend
the through business of the company until some other
boat be obtained, until the injunction is removed
The steamship Cambria brought out aboustwo millions
Of dollars chiefly ia silver.
There is some difficulty between the officers and the
stockholders of the Bank of Commerce. of Philadelphia
The trouble appears be with the president and it is
the wish of q majority Of the stockholders that he
should resign. At an adjourned meeting there
exhibit of assets, and without counting the suspended
debt which amounted to $50 5000 the value of the
shares estimated to be 500, each. This is much
below what they had been previously and repeatedly
represented by the president and much dissatisfaction
was created This bank has obtained charter,
with the individual liability principle attached which
goes into operation
The quantity of coal transported from the Schuylk
mines, by the Reading Railroad company for the week
ending the 18th inst % oil TONS making the aggre
gate since the LIST Of January ls47, l2Ol9 tons This
70 great amount OF business Tor the We learn
that this Company have much business contracted for
will employ the whole force of the road for the entire
season. at of toll much above the tariff established
by the canal company.
The ship Elizabeth at New Orleans, from London
brought upwards Of $500 900 in specie.
The quantity of domestic produce exported from this
port for the week ending the goth ns inclusive, to
France and Great Britain, annexed
EXPORTS PoRr New YoRx.
To Great Britdin-Corn, 307 ,573 bush -four, AZ 1877
bbs wheat, SO 29i bush cotton, 66 bales cheese,
80 OIL lbs meal l20l9 bbls rice 446 terces oats 10
l63 bush; tobacco manufactured 30l6 lbs beans 932
bush; WOOL 100 bales clover seed TO lbs; bacon l6
525 bs lard, 100 bs pork, I70 bbls beef AGA erces
hemp bales; peas, l ,3i6 bush; barley, s SOL do.
To FranceTallow, 80 AGA lbs hides, 81 si2 do cot
ton 925 bales wax, 092 lbs ashes la bbs; -four POI
do fice "a terces lard IL $40 lbs whalebone, AL
do corn, 4,Oi6 bush grease IS 500 lbs; wheat, 900
bush.
The above shows very active weeks business in the
shipping line
We have been carefully looking over the tables TO-
ceved by the Sarah Sands and the Cambria the average
price OF grain in England for the six weeks ending Jan
9th and the six weeks ending Jan 23d Is47 According
to these statements there had been no decline in any
description of grain up TO that time We annex these
tables for the purpose Of exhibiting a comparison: