The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03

and IN advance in Ohio es Of per cent? Norwich and
Worcester, N Harlem, ~ Long Island, Ia Farmers
Loan, X Canton Co. X and Morris Canal, u. 1t will
be observed that some Of the fAncss have moved
al during the past week.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of
tain articles exported from this port for the week ending
the slst of March, inclusive distinguishing the destina
ton and the extent Of shipments to ssoh country
Co,naERcE OF PoRr NEW YoRx-WxExLr
To Great Brisain-Pork bbls, lit; beef tisrces $50
lard lbs all 02l turpentne bbs 095; corn bushss,
66s rosip bbls 2O6 tar do 50 oil cake lbs 7s2ll
cheese, do. l39ll tobacco, manufactured do 406ll;
sp turpenti.e sa saao; cotton, bales 79o meal bbs
70 Eanee.-Lard, lbs, S6Ia; hams, do, s4a; cotton,
n Spanish West Iadie.-Flour, bbls SO rye flour,
gals $50; corn bush, 309 butter lbs, 6ll tsllow,
90, o7o; tar bbs AS bread d. III beef do, 81; lard
uisctursd, lbs, 4,ol7
To 81. Dsmingo.-Flour, bbls $50; lard lbs, 1917;
pork bbls 81; tobacco, hhds tobsoco, cases. beef
pbs, 80; cheese, lbs l607; butter, do, sos.
TO British North .americsn Colonies. Flour, bbs.
1907 bread do, 200 rice tierces "a tar bbs go; meal
do 45o Cheese lbs s2ll tobacco, manufactured, do,
246 cheese, lbs 6l6; rce tiercss, 49, tobacco msnu-
f.stu1sd ID: 4ls LARD 49, sla pork bol' $751; trssd
oats, 90, 40 Live stook-Uxen, 81.
TO Dutch Vsst L.d,es-Fiour, bb!s, 625; pork, do,
203 butter, lbs l2i2; whale OIL gals 4s rce tierces,
3; beans, bush 220; meal bbls 479; beef do 4; aro,
lOs, 2,l27; bread, bbs, a. rye -four do, 81.
The shipments to Frsnss unusually limited Con,
siderable cotton went board ships at the close Of last
week. and will be included in the returns for the pre-
sent week. Flour continues comparatively quiet, but
bolders lock for sufficient improvement in prices the
other side to prevent any important reduction In
domesto markets upon tho resumption Of navigation;
but there 10 wide margin for disappointment In such
expectations.
The President and Directors Of the Mineral Bank Of
Maryland hkve in consequence Of the failure Of Joseph
Lake Co of this oty determined to close the bank
for the present They have determined this course
not because they believe the creditors Of the bank will
lose anything, but because the announcement has
ted such panic amongst the people and the President
aud Directors Of the bank not knowing the true eond
ton of their position with Lake Co., have thought 1t
advisable to equal distribution of the assets Of
institution among its creditors To this OBJ
sct the board has made assignment Of all the assets
of tho bank for equal distribution The indebtedness
Lake Co.. to the bank arises from the proceed OF
notes, bills drafts &c. in their hands Tor collection.
The annual report Of thu Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company shows that the receipts Of the company
ing year. by sales Of COAL tolls and interest including
the value Of the coal hand, $l757slS AZ; while
the total for the period 81 23
26s o. leaving profit Of 1894 645 IS, being frac
ton twenty-five per cent the capital employed
in the business Of tho year. twenty per cent
the amount Of capital paid In Thequautity Of coal
transported tbs railroad during the year ending
tho ut 404 900 TONS of which 3ss $50 tons
shipped down the canal