The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-30

COM M CIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKEy.

wednesday, Nov. 20-6 r. M.
There reaction in the stock market to-day and
every fancy in the list materially improved At the
FIRST board Treasury Notes went up per cent United
States SKIES $685. 4, Farmers Loan y, Canton Com
pany d, Utica and Schenectady u, Harlen u, Long
Island 1, Erie Railroad "a, Reading Railroad y, and
Hudson River Ia. There were large sales at the
advance, particularly Of Harlem and Long Island.
At the second board, Treasury Notes advanced 4
Per cent, Erie Bonds y, Canton Company u, while
Harlem fell off a. with moderate sales Of all but 60
vernment securities This reaction Is not based upon
any actual improvement In the money market or in
financial affairs generally; therefore do nos
consider it permanent. 1t is merely an effort of The
street spectators to get up prices to draw in outsiders
but will fall. If they wish to get stocks off their
hands they must let prices down, to make 1t an
object for purchasers to take hold. Capitalists have
idea that the nces will fall of several per cent before
the close Of the winter and the holders suffer
them to depreciate the they will get rid of
part of their supply.
The Howard Insurance. Company have declared Q
dividend of 1875 per cent, payable the 4th of De-
cember.
The Merchants Bank has declared semi annual di.
vidend Of per cent payable the LIST of December
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of
certain articles exported from this port for the week
ending the 9th inst, and distinguish the extent Of
CoMMEacE OF THE PoRT OF New YoRK-WEEKLY
EXPORTS.
To Lire,pooL-Apples barrels, 500 -four, 2eO62
gallons whale OIL POO Beef a,V ties s,' 500
wheat, bushels, 2205S corn, so 2s5 cheese, pounds
hair bales, "a fustic, tons, 80 staves No 900
To London.-Pork. barrels, so apples 63 flour,
S oil
1850 hams and bacon, 6,l9i furs, packages, 1G
pigs hair, bales, %. soo
bushels, 81 t55.
Ts other Pertsin Grsa, B'rtai"-wheAt, bushssls,
To :aa,rerp Whale oil, gallons, l544s coffee,
3 b. potash s sMes. so'n an o. FIN
puns g; pork bbls, 20 rice, tierces, 20 loswood,
TO Portugal and Madeira Ro,in, barrels, 100 tar,
90 corn bushels, $3.50; duck bolts, "a slaves No.,
To Eas Indies Peltries, packages, 8; domestics,
1l6s raisins, boxes, 50o -four, $50; duck bolts,
$50 ginseng, casks, 100 tobacco, manufactured lbs,
6.l20; cheese, 200; butter l,20O.
To Boiipid and NeU Granada Flour bbs., 16S;
cloves, 10 candles Md, boxes 81 pepper, bags "a
butter lbs, ESQ., drugs, packages 1913 powder, kegs,
TO reztco drugs, packages, SO; silk, Il silk. Z;
domestes $50; whale oil gals no pepper, bags, 80;
pork, io butter, lbs 2ai lard 500 cheese, Col
hams. GOT; nails, casks 2G.
10 ST. Doning ago Flour, bbs go pork, 2O5 her.
ring 20; a'ewivts 100 mackerel 500 apples, %; do
mestiss packages, lei soap, boxes, 2ooO candies,
mould So herring 500; pepper bags TO- rice tierces,
lbs elco lard 1O,45s Goldfish 1909; cheese, 1881
hams, 7tS butter, 1887 sugar, refined, 9ole lum-
To Spanish West Indies-Brcad, bbls, 10; apples,
IS; mackerel 1856 beef IS -four, 5o soap, boxes 4O
Toll tobacco hhds, 2; do Manufactured, lbs, 1869;
butter 47S Goldfish, o. go cheese, 524 lard, 1888;
hams 1885, rice, tierces 51 Shocks No 2e92; hoops,
To Donish Uts Indies-IIerring boxes, 500; soap,
ia; candles, mould 81; candles. sperm g. butter lbs.
manufactured 9S14; tobacco, bhds q cordage, coils,
81; shingles, No $4,000; lumber, feet 5000; bread,
beef iaa rice tieroes 4s sheathns copper cases Isl
do%estic sp packages ls peas bushels AGO. whale oil,
To British Nest Indies-Pork, bbls oo9; beef, $50;
mackerel, co; flour, 339l rye flour, 90; bread, 2ol
meal iT apples ia; potatoes, 1911; rice, Ali rice,
800 gallons; soap, boxes $685. candles, mould 1885,
nails oseks Ia; tobacco, hhis 29 tobacco, manufac
tured lbs 3Ge6s butter, 1925; lard es425; cheese,
227os; hams, 4,os1 oil meal il $50; tea, Tyson 4so;
corn, bushels 1os6; peas 532 cordase coils 49, hay,
bales IOs Live Stock Oxen, 20; sheep Ia
To British North .3mericd. Pork bbl,. 81 bread
23 -four l237; rye -four 81; beef 20; corn. bushels
254; cheese, lbs $780, hams, 4soo butter pol bread
bags III candles mould boxes, 4S; herring bales 10.
The aggregate shipments of -four was 1926 bills,
wheat, 32,4sa bushels, and 147,a53 bushels or
which 20 s52 barrels Of flour, all the wheat and 14o.
eS3 bushels OF corn went to Great Britain aud Ireland
The movements in bre adstus pretty well sustain
edbey having been for the pas week to about the
extent ss previously reported As the season draws
to close prices become armer, and as navi-
cation is suspended, prices will without doubt ad
This will probably check shipments, particu-
larry fthe markets the other side do not improve
Our latest advices from England do not give holders
of breadstus in this country much hope, and 1t
the prevailing impression in Great Britain that the
supply of breadstus would be than equal to the
demand. BY the official accounts, published in Eng
M AT he
quarters Of wheat were imported into the United