The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-16
HONEY MARKET.

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HONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, November I5-8 r. n.
There wns slight improvement in quotations Of
stocks to-day but 1t gave increased activity to the
market At the first board Treasury note, advanced
u per cent Fsrmers Loan u; Canton Co. u; Nor.
wich and Worcester al and Harlem y. Reading
Bonds fell of X; Erie bonds q; and North American
Trust Ia per cent.
At the second board Harlem advanced =; Erie bonds
u; Reading Railroad Il; Canton Co. q; Norwich and
Worcester q; Farmers Loan y.
The tolls the Illinois and Michigan Canal, re-
csived at Chicago the month of October amounted
to $1o3l0 ST. The tolls at La Sale for the time
were about the amount, making the aggre-
gate for the month $4,000 Up the 3lst Of October
the tolls received amounted to more than one hun
bred thousand dollars and will, for the season. reach
nearly one hundred and twenty-five thousand.
The Governor Of Illinois, by authority of the LIST
Liquidation law, has appointed Messrs. N H. Ridgley
Uri Manly, and John Calhoun, trustees, for anally
closing the affairs Of the State Bank of Illinois The
Board Of Directors have assigned these trustees all
the effects of every hind of the bank have given
them full power to do every thing necessary the
performance Of the trust
The remaining bonds Of the Erie Rslroad Company
amounting to 100000, which will complete the WHO'LL
Legislature Of this State about being issued and
proposals the purchase Of the WHOLE any portion
of them, will be received until the goth inst These
bonds bear per cent interest, and an amount
sucent to pay three years interest the whole issue
10 deposited with the Comptroller Of the State This
ioan is the FIRST lien upon the entire property Of
the Company. On the LIST of January the road will
be opened to Bipghamton, after which the net earn
ings will is estimated be large enough to pay the
interest the and old debt and the new and old
stock A large amount Of the bonds already issued
held in Europe, and they considered by capital
lists one of the best investments in the market.
The New York, Albany, and Buffalo Telegraph
Company have declared a semi annual dividend Of
five per cent payable at their office in Utica on the
10th instant. t.-
The Bowery Fire Insura nee Company have declared
n semi.annusl dividend often per cent, payable on
che LIST of December.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of
certain articles exported from this port week
ending the 18th ins showing ALSO the extent Of the
shipments to each country
COMMERCE OF THE PoRr New YoRx-WEEKLY
EXPORTS
To Lirepool-Flour, bbls. 90 526; ore. 80; apples,
1896 tar 1896 rosin, 1922 turf ntine Agra spirits
do, gals, 7,645 whale oil, 1906; L. r shoes, cases.
$4,000; barley 1856; tobacco hhds IS; do mfd, lbs,
10000; lard, l2o 1885, hams, los $40, talow 2OS62S;
To london. Cheese, lbs. 6l,,756; lard. 70, 1892 oil
i5o wheat bushels resin bsIs 1885, our 800 ZOO
whale OIL oil slaves, No.. 1000 w. s''' 5000
TO bristol Rosin, bbls 994 -four 1890; beef, tcs
70 Glasso~.-,Apples, bbls, 20; rosin, 47s; fl our
1892 slaves, no: 5000; corn, bushels 1888; peas
GA; lard, lbs 66 1894; cheese, % 897.
To ireland Flour, .bbs., 2400; meal, 3e0 corn
bushels, 33,s63; cheese, lbs, 2 $50.
To HARE -Talloy, lbs, 23 6s2; whalebone, $780,
lard 2esS7 potash 0bs 1885, cedar, logs, ZOO "copper"
70 Aoitsna.,,Loswood, tons, 900; mahogany, logs
SOS; bses~sx, 2'So4; pinento, bags, 200 ''"' '''
To Hanse Towns. Sugar, Hav, boxes 30; lard, lbs.
2l027; ssrsaparills GERS, SO; rosin bbs, 5O4 four
400; pimento, bags 100; roe tos, 65 tobacco, hhds
s; tobacco, bales, 90.
To Btis;Hm Beef, bills, 81; potash, ALL pearlash,
90; rice tcs, so6; bark ceroons so; coffee bags 1884,
whalebone, lbs, 1O492; tobacco bales, 1870
To Denmark, SWeden, and Norway. Tobacco, manu-.
TO Ports in Mediterranean Cocoa, bags. III; pi.
mento, $50; coffee, 49l tobacco hhds., 100; fustc,
to- 49, 'ap'n wood s rhuba0 bees wax
To West Coast of South America Steel cases, 100;
Wine las; wine, casks 81; nails &c. pepper, bags 20;
packages OF; paper reams 70O tea hyson, lbs 24OO;
iinseed OIL gallons, ~; -four, barrels las
To MSd.ira.- Corn, bushels, 5,236; -four, barrels,
80.
10 ST. Domingo-whale oil, $40 gall; spirits turp,
eli SOAP 100 boxes; Candles sperm, 10; pepper,
khas DO mfd GA lbs sugar refined 2eO1; lard,
1926; hams, 200 cheese I7S7; butter 5l2
To Spanish West Indies. Whale oil, 5591 CALLS;
cider, i6o cases. Drugs, So. 100 pAgs pal err $50
reams rice, tcs; butter 635 los; cheese, 1926;
candles Nd 50 boxes hay 200 bales candle wick, IA;
To British West Indies-Flour, 707 bbls meal, 692;
pork l49 beef S. potatoes 2o bread, ST. apples, y;
InackereI TO- rice, 5O rice, 81 tcs corn 4974 bush
peas Geo. soap, 50 boxes; candles mould 743 candles
sperm 10; matches 400 gro whale OIL go gals; sugar
nhd: s d0 .r %fd ooS lbs
1e0e; oil cake, az 600; fish, 1922 butter, 4O7; tea
Hyson, $685. cocoa, 20 bags; pepper 4o coffee 45 do
naesics, ., pkgs hay, 1s7 baet; slaves. 5000 No.
To British North Flour, ,458 bbs meal
03 rice :. pork, lOO rye flour 1O4 apples 81; soap,
boxes; corn $50 bush wheat, PIG; tobacco. hhds );
do mfd $50 lbs tea black, IL ,.98; leather, 2s2
The aggregate shpment of flour for the week
$1,000 barrels; corn, 14o $50 bushels; wheat 29,5l6
bushels Ofthe shipments of breadstus barrels
of -four 900 bushels Of and 300 bushels OF
wheat went to Great Britain and Ireland. The ship
ments Of -four, wheat and corn from Southern ports
have recently been large. From New Orleans for
the two weeks ending the 2Sth Of October, inclusive
the exports TO Great Britain 19054 barrels -four
1854 bushels cern, and II, $50 bushels Of wheat
within the past day or two engagements have been
made for large shipments of breadstufs to England
and the period for the closing of the canal approach
e there appears be increased activity in these arti
cles A large portion of these shipments have been
made, no doubt in anticipation Of advance in
prices the other side We do not anticipate prices
anything like those which ruled in 1916 and
the early part Of ls47 but that they will be higher
than those current at the latest dates have not
the slightest doubt. The potato crop has already
been nearly used by disease and by increased
sumption, to prevent total loss from the rot
and the consumption Of breadstufs for the
remainder of the season, will be greater, in pro-
portion to the population, than heretofore. q
the event Of an advance of fifteen to twenty per
cent taking place in breadstuffs on the Other side
during the winter, shipments for this and the North
ern Atlantic ports, could not be made more proHtaby
then than at the present tme for the supply at the
various ports limited and the prospect of It's being
sufficiently increa sed to permit large shipments to
Eurnna La very moor indeed. N fact nrces hara will