The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-03

s2i,2 i39 81 $2s $50 9s
Increase. ........ $i,797 OIL
This increase equal to about 20 per cent The in
from freight has been q per cent, and from
passengers IL per cent
The Sun Mutual In surance Company have declared
dividend of forty cent the earned pre- of
the year ending the Goth of October last for which
certificates will be issued the LIT of January next
Also, q dividend of Fix per ent scrip heretofore
issued, demand. The trustees have further
resolved to redeem the whole residue amount of cert
fcates of profits authorized be issued in 1872 1913
and 1884, and reduced in 1s45 the 3st of December
next, after which all interest will cease thereon.
The Eagle Fire Company have declared dividend
Of eight per cent, payable on the 9th inst.
Two dollar bills altered to tens, on the Exchange
Bank, Salem, in circulation The letters wo" are
covered by the letters Emp the ends of the genuine
bills cut of, and the ends of bills of another bank
pasted on.
Spurious ten dollar notes on the various branches
Of the State Bank of o hio They have been seen on
the Athens and Franklin branches Visnette a man
on the left, and female the right, rail cars in the
dstsnce on the left-a large in the centre of the
vgnette-an eagle at the bottom of the note The
words State Bank of Ohio" larger tn ian in the
genuine, and somewhat lighter The one on the Athens
branch was dated July 20, ls4s letter A, No 1885
and on the Franklin branch, Dec. l. 1916, letter A.
No. 3l7. Also, threes the " City Bank of New
Haven.
The quantity of certain articles exported from this
port for week ending the Soth of inclusive
distinguishing the desti nation and extent of ship
ments to each country. annexed -
COMMERCE PoRTl OF New YoRK-WEEKLY
EXPORTS
10 LirerPool-tlour So456 bbls. apples, 6s5 tur-
1858 pigs hair, Is bales brstles IA casks cheese
423,990 lbs. hams, 2S 80; tobacco mid 10 O23; lard
n6oez CO oil cake $500; qunne, ex cases slaves
TO London-Beef, $50 bbls -four, 5000 apples,
1ol rosin, Sc psarash AS turpentne. OH rice,
so bbls rice, 9S ties. whale oil 2s7 gals spirits
, Seoa soes Is kegs
iard, 54ooI bark, "a ceroons; Ihubarb, 25 aspha-
tum, casks oil peppermint, T. R. shoes, SO lao
TO Bristoi-Flour, 100 bbls ; rosin. 90: annles q
beef tcs b.eswax 1900 lbs. cheese, Isl, 500 log
TO scotland-Fleur 4, $50 bbls ro,in. s42: ann,es
12ltobacco leaf IL hhd; tobacco leaf tcs rice S5
herring, lSo st boxes; corn 12l2s bush wheat az
clocks, cases; slaves No. 900.
To heiand-Corn. 80, Ose bush
To HcnSe Towns- Flour, 100 bills balsam capivi, IL
casks; whale oil, 3, 535 gals tea, Tyson ZOOS lbs
To HoHand--Lsrd, IL 0I7 lbs; beeswsx, ,4OS; log
wood, SIS tons; whale oil, 1868 gals
To Portugal and Madeira Corn, 1884 bush rosin,
ESQ bb!s logwood, rs tons; whalebone, 1888 lbs.
slaves, No, $4,000; masts
To Spain-Staves, No $4,000
To East Indies-GinseBg l15 casks; fans, 2; rssins,
1862 boxes; navy bread rs hhds domestics $50 pkgs
Clocks 90 cases. cotton yarn 35 hes S. twist ITO
To Brasl-Flour 1878 bbs; tar, $50; PITCH $50
rosin 4l6 hay, 800 bales; SOAP bxs candles SPERM
TO ST Domingo-F1our, 200 bills; beef. s; apples
so; onions, 7; msokerel ITO; pork, ls9, aewives 5O
rice, 10 tcs;; soap, 1900 bxs; candles mould, 65
whale oil, 12o gals tobacco 10 hhds; do mid, 02i
354s Goldfish, $4,000; sugar, refined, 3,26S; gunpow.
der, 20 Casks copper cases domsstics IL bales
res o ?, oo se is
q; RICE As tcs herring, 100 bxs candles sperm, 10;
malta hufy lbs rkpd hoaf A MR..
lard, 1884, dry fish, 1885, Whale oil, 500 gals paper,
1850 reams ! cotton wick is bales drugs, q pkgs.;
Russia sheetings, so; matches 800 gro.; hoops No,
1885, shocks, 400; lumber % 600 feet.
TO Danish West Indtes-Drugs, q packages; sar-
100 nests; lard $40 lbs rasns, IT'S boxes; candles
mould, 800 do; rice, tierces.
To British Vest Indies Bread 256 bbls onions, 81
do; beef 3l5 do; potatoes 795 do cider. 100 do;
vinegar, so do flour, 3i3 do; pork, 1912; apples
tees peas, SOS bushels; corn $50 do whale OIL $50
gallons; spirits turpentine 405 DO; bay, $50 bales; to-
hh DO lbs
do; oil meal, rs GOO de- soap, 100 boxes; candies
gross; slaves, No, 3oOo segars, 60 000 Live Stock
Sheep. $40; oxen, So cows, A.
To British North .4merica-Flour, 1886 bbls meal,
dol rye -four 2S3 do rice. 10 tierces; paper books
10 cases corn. O9s bushels rye, 2o3 do wheat, 90
do; barley, 4377 do leather, l,i90 lb.; tea, black
1890 do; tobacco manufactured, 6251 do; port wne
A casks; hops, bales
The aggregate shipments of breadstufs for the week
were AZ 53 barrels of four 100 400 bushels of Indian
corn and 5,712 bushels wheat of which there were
shipped to Great Britain and Ireland So 3s barrels Of
-four, 0s 34s bushels of corn, and 6712 bushels of
wheat Even with these large shipments of brea tuGs
the aggregate value of our weekly exports is by
means large, and in the event of the demand for
agricultural exports in Great Britain falling of, with
out corresponding reduction in the imports, there
must soon be great increase in our expectation of
specie The shipments of breadstuffs from Philade.
phia for the week ending the 9th Of October,
large, principally to England The aggregate was
1921 barrels Of -four 0i0 barrels of meal s12
bushels Of wheat and 36 1862 bushels indian The
total quantity Of br ad. tufts exported from this
try from the LIST of September up to the latest dates
1s7 SEQ barrels of -four, l2055 barrels of ndiao
meal 356,S44 bushels Of wheat 900 bushels Of oats
and 2 Az ,566 bcshels Indian corn.
The two steamers nearly due from Liverpool,
will give us six days later intelligence fl ON
Great Britain relative to the grain markets We do
not leok for important change either way 1t Is
early for any great improve in prices and almost
impossible, under the circumstances, fer any decline
We cannot expect anything new by future arrivals
relative to the harvcts At the last accounts they had
been mostly housed, and the crops were beyond fur
ther danger from unfavorable weather The only
question at issue is the quality and quantity of the
yield, and the proportion Of domestic supply to the
probable demand. On the LIST Of October 1871. the
average price Of wheat in London 53s, Cd nd
the 2gth of September, 1915 b2 Id. This slight diff.
ferance be very easily overcome, and educiion
in the receipts from contine ports even one
day would do it, At the departure OF the last
from LIVERPOOL the supplies of breadstuGs from the
United States large and the amount afo it.was
known to be large, and these things doubtless had
effect the market aud kept prices down As the
season advances, and the domestic supply becomes re-
duced the market will be less sensitive, and will better
bear large IMPORTS Any advance Ia prices on the other
side would give Lgreat impetus TO shipments from
every port in this country.
The movements in grcat exporting staple, this
season, compared with the corresponding period last
have been nj annexed -.
MOVEMENTS OF CorroN UNITED STATES.
Babes.
Receipts up latest daesin lsas from Sept 4s 2S4O
do. 1877, do 1871. 1889