The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22
NEW York STATE CArALs-ToLLs p EcEIvED.

Inc weekly receipts have decreased very materially
compared with those earlier in the This as
we anticipated The reduced prices ruling for all de-
scrpons Of brsadsus at all the port markets have
tendency to keep back supplies Many producers pre-.
fer holding for better prices than submit ruling
rates The reduced receipts Of -four and wheat plainly
indicate this state Of things and works Of interval
improvement will feel the effect in limited la
comes Prices for every variety Of agricultural product
have ranged high throughout the past years. that
the producers in every section of the country afford
to hold their products for better prices There 10
doubt but that this class of people 10 in q 70
prosperous condition than they been many
and their ability to regulate prices is probably
good 1t has been; but doubt the nolcy OF
holding, under existing circumstances, for better
prices. 1t is opinion that they will make Q
fatal mistake in doing. The crops in every
ton Of the country have been enormous, and
there il every prospect OF immense influx Of bread
sus into all the Atlantic markets upon the opening OF
navigation in the spring. With this immense supply,
the fore demand is likely to be limited and the
for the high prices Of the past years may
again for years In the absence of extensive foreign
demand, there is possibility of prices ruling
high as those now current the market likely to be
affected by twovery important rsOspts
and reduced demand Prices sustained
only by the prospect Of limited stock upon the closing
Of internal navigation. When supplies from the in
terror of by the closing Of the canal prccs will
without doubt advance and tho rates throughout the
winter rule somewhat higher than those now current
but this Improvement whatever may be- will only last
80 long there Is embargo intercourse with
the interior. The country filed with agricultural pro-
duce, and the the outlets open there viii be
such rush to the sesboard will astonsh every
Our advice to the producers H. every barrel Of -FOUR
bushsl Of grain and pound Of butter and cheese to
kaetk f.tl ~ Ii
all those hold on till spring that choose.
The Commissioners of the Canal Fund, In reply to
resolution Of the Senate nstructng them to report the
amount Of surplus Of the canal fund unappropristed
which will be hand at the close Of the current fiscal
year. which be applied under the seventh article Of
the constitution prosecution Of the public works.
have made the following report
Ngw YoRx STATE CANAL FUND
The amount from canal tolls, including tho
ann OF Sss a4s 40 paid by the railroads. for the fiscal
year commencing on the LIST III Septembsr le96 ana
euding on the sst Of August, AZ, is Ss,4Ss4oa 81
interest on current deposits in banks. " 1000 90
ss,47s Goa %
Expenses Of collection, superintcndsnoo and
ordinary repairs. .............. 900 GOO 90
sq,s7o,So4 81
Deduct for mixing fund under ar
tioe 7, sec. l. of the consttu-
Deduct for sinking fund under ar. ''N''
tice 7, section 2 Of the consti-
tuition ............... $4,000
d. duct payment to the Treasury
of the State, under srt 7, sec
ton 3, Of the constitution 200 0O0-i $50 900 10
Surplus. ..,...........S 81 o2o ooa 81
To fiscal year closes the seth of SEPTEMBER, but
the tolls for September not realized in be In.
Guided la the fiscal year in which the moneys
paid hence the tolls for September. isA6 included
in the OF the year which closes the 30h Of
| ~ tyod In NJ
| the latter year excluded
The amount of revenue from tolls In the preceding
statement shows very nearly the actual receipts from
this for the fiscal year. The amount given
rent and interest Ia estimate
The expenditures for the fiscal year cannot be made
up until after the sOth September and the statement Of