The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Wedne sday, July 1916 II. M.


Wednesday, July Is-6 p. M.
There was a slight action in the fancies to day
and quotations fell off traction. The market not
active and the bulls appear to have exhausted them
elves in getting up the improvement of the past two
days. At the First Board to- day, Harlem and Long
leland declined q per cent each; Erie Railroad III
Reading Railroad, United States G's, 1862 al Penn
sylyania SIS advanced q, and Erie Bonds, first mort
gage, - per cent.
At the Second B GARD the transactions to very
limited extent and the market closed heavy
The receipts at the ONCE Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day amounted to so1722 49, Payments
81 264 %. Balance, 81 339, TAI IL.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity ofcer
tain articles exported from this port for the week end
ing the 18th inst inclusive distinguishing the dest
nation and extent Of exports to each place.
COMMERCE THE PoRr OF New YoRK-WEExLr
EXPORTS
rosin l4l4 do; furs l25 packages bark, IA ceroon,
moss bales wool "a do; beeswaI $40 lbs; tobacco
ias'54s do; slaves is 900; handspiSes' 2eo. '''
corn, .5e,ls7 bushels wheat 1850 do bark, "a ce-
rubber shoes 22S dol ore so casks cheese 923 lbs
grease IS Ils ao lard 74lso do; becswax, la7S do
sa%s Oh 700 s so i0
To Giassow-FiOur s,24o barrels; rosin, 1913 do;
grease ii2iaO lbs hams, i27ss do butter H. 2as DO
whale OIL / Sol gallons.
TO Dundee-Fiour, $500 barrels.
To beand-Flour o34 barrels; corn, 1904 bushels;
To Hsrr,~Pot.sh, IFS barrels; pearlash, Is do;
low, A. SlS lbs whalebone, 15057 do lard 4s9 do;
rice 243 tierces; slaves, 5000.
honey II do rosin, asa do; spirits turpentine, 10
do coffee $3.50 tiercesi rice, $40 terces; quinne,2
DC esg p 70
70 Henr T0wns.rotssh, 70 barrels; pearl..h Il do;
pork so do rosin s4 do rice So terccs; tobacco SO
hog,heads bark, II do; ogwood III tons; lsnumvi-
tar, II dc sugar ia boxes do. lo7 hosshesds tea,
To Hoiiand.-Potash, SO barrels; logwood, 100 tons
To Norroy ssreden, and Denmark Flour, 60 barrels
varni.h, 10 do. naval stores 81 do sugar do. do
IS bo1es; hops. 1856 bales; rice 20 tierces oase ~
ti.rees; do q hogshsads tobacco do do. mi ID l9l
pounds bark s "a bags: IL 81" tons
10 .sf'lea Flour, sos barrels rum, 10 do bread
$50 do DO 500 bags tobacco, sehosshsads dOmesties
lumber 81 600 feet; whiskey, Sesl gallons
To Es Ind'es.-Domcstics, 2,719 packages P.L hats
To Usa Coo.fcf South .qncrIea Butter, 6i6 pounds
cheese LIB do hams, 0605 do; sugar refined, 66ot3
DO ale 90 esss, pork II so bread io % hosn.di
TO Buencs .sw,s-Nsiis 200 casks paper, s76 rcams;
wick 4s2 bales duck % packages eordase 90 do do
70 B,a1a -Flour, 900 barrels roslu. 100 do lard
os7 pounds; spirits turpentne, 2os7 gallons oars,
400, number sperm candles, 20 boxes:
To New Grrnoda.-flour, $50 barrels; meal, 100 do
To Spcuish Jye,t IuSi,s-Mscker- 1ls barrels; her
ring, 100 do pork, 80 do beef IA do pork 80 casks;
Dails II do drugs 50 packages paint $50 kegs; tur.
pcntine. 227 gallons; soap. 100 boxes; hams, 612o
pounds; butter, e3S do lard, $40 do; paper 100
rcsms; hoops 1900, number.
IS 40 msckerei IL do bread de meal 80 do; rice,
do; beef 10 do dome.tics. 81 packages; tobacco
bng.hesds; do. manufactured, 22lo pounds; butter
3l25 do lard lse do; hams 400 do whale oil, ass
gallons; sperm candles, boxes; mould DO. 81 de.
S 20, w - Dsrrs 40
To British North .91er,ca-Fiour, OIL barrels; pork,
lis do; nour as DO meal 9os do meal 100 bsg';
tobacco, msn ufscturcd 13,so3 pounds
The aggregate shipments Of bresdstus for the week
amounted to f4T22 bbs four as bbls rye -four; 40
bbls. corn meal; 233o bushels wheat, and N5,eoe
bushels Indian OF these shipments co,lT3 bills
-four and ala sT2 bushels Indian corn vent to ports in
Great Britain and Ireland This largo expectation, in
the face OF accounts which have been received during
the past month"; relative to the markets and corps Of
Great Britain Is very extraordinary and Is pretty good
evidence that prices on the other ride remuners
tive Indian corn has gone forward lately very rapid
IT, Nearly half million bushels per week Z. drain
upon us that must tell upsn our stock. Prices
In our markets for eli kinds Of brsadstus, rule low
notwithstanding which ,hs receipts from the Interior
continue large, and In Of those for the
period last year Our hsrvests so far a. they have
progressed have been abundant and the growing crops
bid fair TO yield than average II no diaster
ovsrtakss them, and they are properly gstherst the
supplies Of bresdstuhs will be equal 10 any previous
year and equal to any demand that msy spring up In
foreign countries.
| The hervests in Great Britain uncertain
than in any other country and the crops throughout
the epth and breadth Of tine kingdom lnsy, In twenty
four hours be prctrstsi aud destroyed Al the ssc.'
dates every thing locked vigorous and promising bu,
| wo know not what hour or day may bring
forth We therefore snxiously look for tho arrival Of
every steamer on account 81 the vast Importance Of
this subject to the producers Of this country fc-
weeks will settle the questions and in the meantime 90
have no doubt that shipments from this eide will b.
large in anticipation OF some unfsvoFsble change Ia
The appearance of the crops The surplus product Of
brckdtuns In this country has not foand an outlet
zine. 1857 and there Is IN the hands Of ur.
portion a the crops Of the past two years In few
| wells the crops maturing will b. AIDED TO th'
stock ard n is forced CUT prices must fall beiow re
muneSug points, Fortunately for the farmers they are
able to hold They have not been led into all kfnds Of
extrayaqsnse and folly BY al exIrlded banNinf sys