The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03
MONEY! MARKET.
g.,urd.v. March "A +

Saturday, March 40 r. M.
There was considerable activity to-day In some Of the
leading fancie but prices were very feversn and the
market very unsettled Long leland and Reading we're
the most active sncies In the list and the former fell
en- =, per cent, while the latter advanced y. IL y
stated that injunction has been issued by the Long
leland Railroad Company, upon application OF bond
holders whose claims past due and who refuse to
make the conversion upon the terms proposed. This
s6sr will test very important matters connected
With railroad management and be interesting to hold
ers Of railroad bonds generally. Harlem declined
to-day u per cent Farmers Loan. 4. Morris Canal
advanced u per scent. At the second board, Long
Island declined per cent; Reading Railroad, III Cam
Ton Company, - Erie Railroad, -. The market
closed heavy with tendency toward further decline.
bill Is now before the Legislature Of Mississippi,
providing for the payment Of the bonds of that State
negotiated by the Planters Bank The bill provides for
the payment Of back interest and for the gradual
tipcton Of the debt Warrants the treasury to
be issued for the interest due up to 1850 and to be-
received In payment for sales Of the 500 land
and credited to the internal improvement fund The
interest of 1860 and 1851 is to be paid by direct sppro
pston from the treasury The last section but one of
the bill provides sinking fund for the progressive
liquidation of the debt.
welesrn that the susqueh annah Canal, which Is nov
in excellent condition, will be opened for navigation
the 7th inst.
The quantity Of certain articles exported from this
port dstin gushing the destination aud extent of ship
msnts to each place. for the week ending the 18th inst
as annexed: =
COMMERCE Ponr OF New YORx-wsrKLr
EXPORTS.
To Liraposi.- Flour, $685. bills; rosn, 1923 do
turpsn,ine ooe do; pork 40 do rice 90 tisrsss nsx
seed so do fastic, As TONS logwoed 2s5 do shoes,
SO cases. oil peppermint, do; corn ls7s96 Bushels
bacon, s2sss lbs clover seed, 49, l2 DO Cheese AZ
$40 do lard, 358eSs do. bseswax, 1920 do; tallow
s0sl4 DO sperm oil, 1908 gallons; skins, IL pkgs
rosin s2s do; pearlash 20 do pork toi do beef is
dol beef 2l8 terces rice, Ill dol port wine SO casks
pmento 800 bags chssse 80 $50 lbs whalebons 10 948
do; bacon Sl277 do beeswax, IL, Sis do lard 5000
do oil cake, 2l9 Ss7 do sugar. refined 100 DOL hops,
1913 do slaves, Is 600.
To Glasgow Potash, los bbls. bsef rs do pork,
1o0 dol chrome ore 200 dol rosin 800 do turpentine
100 do corn, Al Ola bushels; lard, 30 se2 lbs clover
% ceSDn 81 4. $50 Bushels: potash 10 bb.
cheese 224o lSsi bacon, 4ee 200 do lard 81 800 dol
To Hare Potash, 142 bills; ro.in, las do pork
zoo do; fish roes, Ola do; chrome ore 100 do; rice,
AZ terces oil snis IL cases; gum copa 36 do tobao
csrosns palm Leaf q do nssos.ny, logs; satin
wood l6s de cocoa 26o bags coffee 4i3 dol pimento,
200 do. sperm oil 40 gallons; talo., o,sss ibs. iad
To Holland. Potash, 50 bbls.; pesriash, II d.;
honey 70 do; honey 81 tierces rioe ITO do cedar 30
logs; sperm candles boxes fustio, 20 tons; iog"ood
To Hanse Towns-Ro,in $50 bbls lard OIL, II d,
wood, LEG tons; /. r. shoes, s cases; opium. do;
skins, packages; beeswsx, 1900 lbs; whslsbons,
TO Belgium Potash, ga lbs pearla,h is do beef,
Is do turpe milne, 100 do rosin, 8is do rice, 400
tisrces fustc 80 TOMS cedar logs cocoa 7sl bags
10 SPain-Besf, so bels pork, 10 do slaves,
50 .Sn. s xO s'Ssn; IS.is es'
DO: sugar, refined 1000 do.
To Wsa Coast Of South .ameiea.-Bset 200 barrels;
pork, Zoe do rosiu, 200 DO; steel so packages; do
candles 100 crackers go do lara 800 lbs; but
ter $3.50 do; cheese 8e5 do hams $3.50 do; bees
loco gallons; lumber. 50 600 feet, 'p''
70 Bra.a Flour TAI barrels; bread 81 do cheese,
To P1nama.-Flour, so barrels; meal 20 do; beef so
DO; pork, 80 do coal, 500 tons; butter, $500 lbs
hams 8 600 de-; bread, SO hhds.
domestics, s75 psekagss IRON 7oi bars nails 81 ksgs
c,nn.mo1 10 bales sord.gs COILS sntses' siS iss
To 81 Dominso.-Flour, 200 barrels beef 70 do;
bread So do ,urpsntins do SOAP. 500 boxes; mould
GAMBLER ~ boxes rice, SO tercss; hams. as lbs;
ssb, aIisi DO; lsrl, s!as do sugar refined; iois7
tobacco, shosshesds and rs bales
To Spanish We,t Tn1ies Herring Is barrels; bread,
20 do; meal 20 do spirits of turpentins IS dol pork,
~ do tobacco hogshesd; tanners bark "a de- rice,
II tierces; sperm candles, 50 boxes mould candles,
ESQ do cheese 70! lbs; sugar refined, e4s do but
72s0 do; nsh, 10 3ss do; hams, bl51 do nails, 70
easas whale OIL ga gallons hoops, No. sl'soo.
DO bread; . do rye aoai aao 30 roe, 40 ss..
oil III gallons domestcs ~ packages; lard es2 lbs;
butter, POS do; fsh, 24o do cheese 3sl do soap,
50 boxes mould candles lilo do; sperm candles, do.
To British Vest Iadfs Flour 242s barrels meal,
90 do pork, 1s7 do beef, liz do; bread ass do;
spirits OF turpentine, de corn, SOS bushels peas.
Lace do rice, "a tierces; mould candles, 70 borss;
eperm csnoles Il do donertics So packages; steel.
20do; lard - 2l5 lbs butter 1000 do; cheese 22s3
do. hams, 54s7 do sugar, refued $50 do tobacco,
manufactured, lois; nails 6ksgs; eordase, so coils;
sheep, No. 40.
To B,iiish North .aneriea Flour, go barrels; pork,
500 lbe sugar, refined, b60s do leather, 25l1 do
tobacco, manufactured, 10, 100.
During the past week. there has been considerable
activity 10 the way Of experts Bresdstss have been
shipped to greater extent than usual and In all othsl
articles the shipments have been large. 1874 bbls.
four. 2561So bushels corn $50 bbs Indian meal, and
eco bills rJs lour exported from this port last
week; and, ~ the reason advances, have no doubt
there will be advance these large shipments
The quantity OF breadstuns In the interior, awaiting
the opening Of navigation TO be forwarded to market
exceeds that stored at the time last year. and the
prospect ct present IL In favor Of immense
ment In agricultural products Of all kinds to the
board Immediately upon the resumption Of navigation.
Notwithstanding the decline In prices for br.sds,uns
in England and the probability Of large supplies being
received from the continent, we have no doubt the
ing season be larger. Compared with year they
low In market, to enable us to make shipments
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