The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-01
C0AMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
mVNEI UAHNEV.
Saturday, jane 3O-S p. NJ.

Saturday, Jane JOS p. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning and
most Of the fancies declined There was not so much
activity in the start noticed for several days past
At tho first board, Erie rs fell off q per cent Hsr
lem u Farmers Loan u Canton Co. u Erie
Railroad went up u and Reading Railroad u. The
sales Of Erie Railroad larger than usual princi
pally sellers option indicating impression the
part Of operators that lower points will be realized 1t
will be observed that the sales of most of the fances
on time sellers option.
At the second board, prices were lower, and the
market closed heavy.
The Phenix Bank has declared a semi annual divi.
aend of three and half per cent
The capital stock 500 900, of the Macon Manufac-
turing Company of Georgia. has been filled, and the
company will at proceed to business. 1t is pro-
babe that the machinery Of this factory will be pro-
PEELED by steam and from the business capacity of the
gentlemen concerned, there is doubt of the CON-
pete Of the enterprise.
The Treasurer Of the New Jersey Central Railroad
Company engaged in issuing certificates Of stock
in the name Of the present company in lieu Of the
tfcates Of the Someryile and Easton stock which
to surrendered Upon the issue Of stock the company
guarantee an interest of per cent. per annum
until one year has elapsed after the completion and
opening of the road to the Delaware at Easton. The
directors propose to issue sixteen Thousand share Of
stock amounting to eight hundred thousand dollars to
be appropriated the completion the road to Easton
the present year.
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company have de-
clared semi. annual dividend of three per cent.
The Newark Banking and Insurance Company have
declared semi annual dividend of three and half
per cent.
The Kennebec and Portland Railroad Company have
created 1000 shares of stock at par amounting to
& While oh int of emit pr
is GUARANTEED 1t is estimated that this sum will
grade the whole distance to Augusta and put 1t
into complete operation from North Yarmouth to Rich
mond village, in all IS miles.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of GER
tain articles exported from this port for the week end
ing the 26th inst, distinguishing the destination and
extent Of shipments to each place.
COMMERCE PoRT OF New YoRK-WEEKLY
EXPORTS.
To Lirerpool-Flour, l11O3 barrels; rosin, 07p do [;
turpentine ll36 do tar 900 do corn, 2l5 054 bush
els; peas 2S70 do slaves, 90o0 bacon, l26412 lbs;
whale oil foo;s 33645; talow, 96 ZIG do cheese % SIC
do; beeswax, 1892 do CEDAR bo logs; tobacco, As
TO Gissgow-Flour, TIA barrels; rosn, e45 do; tar,
693 do molasses so hogsheads slaves 900; trenalls
35455; lard Is 200 lbs; hams so 6o7 dol cheese 6529
do; butter, 80 100 do fustc. IL tons
TO IreIand-Flour. $50 barrels meal S94 do. rosn,
400 do Germ, 81 5l2 bushels slaves 10000
To Hawe--Potash, 81 barrels; pork, 800 do; beef,
80 do; jewellers ashos, "a do; seneca root, bales;
do; deer skins, packages; staves, 5000
To Marseites-Staves, 1O6 900.
To Bordeaur-Staves. 1900.
To Heiand--Potash, 5S7 barrels; pearash, OF do;
turpentine 100 do; spirits Of turpentine 80 do
nish l9 do rice 10 tierces rosin 800 tons ogwood 2e1
do whale oil 4s429 gallons sperm candles 10 boxes;
slaves, AZ 600; oars, $50.
To Hanse Touns-Potash, 90 barrels rosin, $50 do;
jewellers sweeps, do nickel, cases qunne, do;
gum, do silks, do. tobacco, is do tobacco, IS
bales; tea, 1926 lbs whaiebone 2s.I2l do tobacco
manufactured, $50 do; rice 127 tierces sugar 201
hoos adj flrsG bark
To Belgium Potash, 2s5 bills; rosin, s27 do; rice,
s2S ties coffee 200 bags; mahogany So logs; whaebonc,
s429 lbs hides us Mo- pink root, 10 bales; jaap,
do iogwoOd, 40 TONS fastc, rs do.i skins; pkss;
iSSq os sns a4 saa 2, hhd
To East Indies Flour so bbs; domestics, 800
pkgs duck 45 bales; lead, GA pigs cheese, 462 lbs.
sugar, refined, 3,4Gd do; butter, s7S do.
To .qsia nor.-w oollens, eases; donsstics, 100
pkg. pu,,., g,r,,-p,eh 50 Dbl. tar 100 do vine.
gar, 80 do. lumber, 1l5 900 feet; linens, 3 cases
To Brash-Flour, 800 bbls. rosin, 1918 do; pork,
ITO do; beef 100 do tacks, 80 boxes sperm candles
100 do lard, 29s lbs tea, 72S do lumber 4972l
feet mating, 100 rolls domestics, ia pigs pepper,
TO 81 uartins-Flour 200 bbls; rye -four, 25 do /;
meal, $50 do; pork "a do beef, Is do rice, do ;
corn 100 bushels; peas, so do; butter 1853 lbs hams
s22 do lard eli do tobacco hhd,i So%e',ie'
10 DO domestics Isl pigs; soap, iS bss.i mould
bacco, 4 bales do. MID 2lS lbs cheese, 1856 do I;
butter. $40 dol hams s5s do; sugar, refined LIB do
fsh. $500 do.
TO M,zieo-Pepper, 10 bags; shawls, cases. silks,
do oil anis. do oil cassis do paint, AZ kegs;
paper, 200 reams; drugs lsi pkgs.; combs do; raw
sk bales cheese, 233 lbs sperm candles, 100 bxs
To Dcnsh West Indies Silks, l pkge.; tobacco, IS
bales do, mid, 1885 lbs pork loo bills; alewives 70
do; nails, IL casks.
10 Dweh Wea Indies-Flour, so bbls; rye -four, ITO
do bread, SO Go spirits turpentina, do pork, 81
do; rice Is do; meal, 100 do domestics, - pkgs !;
whale oil $50 CALLS tobacco hhds do, mid 100
lbs butter, 1854 do fish 1857 do lard. 220 do
cheese, 1853 do soap, 20 bxsi sperm candles, do
mould candles a. do.
To British W,n Indies Flour, 367 bbls rye -four,
1904 do meal 3s3 do; pork 265 do; bread, 27I de-
beef 81 do tar, 2l7 do rice, IL do rosin, ll9g do
varnish. Is do; soap so bxs corn sos bush wheat,
1881 do; bread a. bags; coffee, 22s 40 molasses %
bhds.i tobacco 10 do do, MID, e,Jsi lbs batter,
1862 do tea $50 do; cheese pi7 dol lard <St do.
TO British North .8merfca. BAL bills pork,
433 do beef Is do meal 224 do; bread, As dol rice,
ii do. spirits turpentine, do herring 80 do corr,
Az bush peas. 200 do herring 4S5 bxs; soap III
do mould candles 100 do; sperm candles, dol lard,
1906 lbs; cheese, 252 do; fish Gilt DO; tobacco,
mfd, 2lo do oil meal, $50 do whale oil, ,6s5
gallons
stock Exchange.