The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-14
co NJ NJ ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday. March 1876 r.


The Mexican treaty, ratified by the Senate Of the
United published exclusively in the Herald this
morning had very favorable influence upon the stock
msrket, and prices generally improved. At tho first
board Treasury notes advanced per cent; Pennsylva
mia 5'e q; Long Island, Ii Canton q; Farmers Loan,
n; Harlem, u; Reading Railroad fell of u; all others
closed at prices current on Saturday
At the second board, Harlem advanced per cent; Hi.
nos Special, Morris Canal u, with sales only to
moderate extent. The market closed with upward
tendency, and We nothing likely to prevent very
great in almost every stock in the list Money at
present tight but there is earthly why It
should be, there must be change rise of from
five ten per cent in all the lending stocks would have
realized upon the Of the ratification
treaty had there been for the the
banks pursuing in relation to loans and discounts
Tbs State Bank of Saugerties and the Northern Ex-
change Bank have resumed and their bills redeemed
in Wall street at the usual discount
The New York and Erie Railroad Company have
called for instslment Of $40 per share all shares
ON which the payments heretofore made not exceed
sso per .hare, payable ON the 18th Of April next.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of GER
tain articles exported from Boston for the week ending
the 10th inst distinguishing the destination and extent
of shipments to each place.
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr BosroN-WEEKLY EXPORTS
To Great Britain-Corn, 1914 bushels; turprntine,
1000 bbs rosn 1900 do tSllow % do and So nhds lard
hkns 200 legs AIS bbs 200 tubs; oil cakes 90
cotton 81 bales; whale oil foots ~ bbls bread and
a. do cheese 100 boxes 40 casks bacon so boxes slick
10 bbs pork 10 do; bsrytes 80 tons water casks
SO; rocking chairs, IL; apples, 10 bbls.
To Hotsnd-Cedar 81 feet; fustic rs tons; honey
ll,744 CALLS logwood, 1S, $40 lbs.
To Brasii-Domestics, 90 95e yards; lumber l2l 72O
feet powder, 30 600 bs spirits turpenne 504 gals
To Frdnce-Copper, 202 426 bs coffee % 2s9 do; cot
ton, l6 276 do logwood, $4,000 do; lard II, 957 do
10 Hayti-Alewives, $50 bbls; beef l6 do hams O6s
lbs fish, 65 drums AGA qtls chairs doxen herring
boxes tobacco $500 lbs butter 750 do soap 500 boxes
700 half do cheese $50 lbs pork loo bb lumber 10000
feet.
To Cu5s-Ioe, 800 tons carpetng 40 yards; cider 70
boxes; chairs IT'S bds; corn 10 bbs empty hhds no.
nails 20 900 lbs; casks 60 nests; OIL 900 gals onions 90
bbs shocks l620 candles, los boxes hid shocks 1885,
empty bbs l67; hoops, 40 bds lumber l0ls feet;
tsow, 2540 lbs; potatoes, 80 bbls; hams, 1919 lbs
100 bble candles mould 1850 lbs CAPS dozen; cassa
bu.hes rye meal 100 bbls rice, 3465 lbs; salmon u
half kits rehued 236 lbs vinegar $40 CALLS ap
pies 100 half bbls so Or do; turnips IS bbls; fish,
otis 100 lbs ice, $50 tons butter lbs cheese asa
lbs chairs, 255 bdls gunpoWder, $3.50 lbs; -four 425
bbs berrng 26 dol lard, 265 lbs; OIL 49s CALLS SOAP
boxes
10 British Propinces-Shoes 264 pairs; Manila hemp
$50 bs hemp 200 do; wine 732 gals uolasscs 900
do; hides, $780, -four 81 bb's rum 800 gals: talow
10 ll9 lbs; meal, $50 bble
The aggregate value Of the exports for the week. dis
tnguishing the value Of foreign from the dometc and
the value shipped to each country, annexed
V.ur or EXPORTS BoFroS roR Tgr Wrrxr