The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-28

outide demand end eve % frequep tly disappou
ed. This Is the game they have been prastsssg for
sometime past and the result is likely to be similar to
that experienced in every within our rseoestiou
Ifthsrs is an Individual out Of Wall street Who 10
apsicus to throw s-sy what surplus capital he may
have he has only to purchse any fancy stock In the
ist at present prices but II he wishes to buy any OF
them ten per below prices now current II Will
only be necessary tn keep quiet and let the street
npeoustors their race.
There will be ssls If 500 COO Of Indiana Preferred
canal stock to morrow-Thursdsy- at the Msrshaut's
Exchange
The receipts at the oes Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to day amounted to SIZES s72 Al pay
ments, S7os54 10; balance s4,4s7,s7 IS.
Certificates Of gold deposits at the United ststea
Mint, to No 673 are yabe.
Rumors affecting the standing Of the HonesdSls
Bank Penn, are IN circulation, and IL would be well
enough to refuse its notes until something deane IL
known.
law has pssed the Legislature Of Ohio making It
legal for parties for rste Of interest Tex
cept with bapks not .xces ding ten per cent Ne.
bank can than the rate Of neres. spsci-
fed in it's charter II rate Is specified, than
six per cent and In ell Judgments rendered upon any
bond, BILL promi-sory note interest shall be CON-
puted at rate not exceeding ten per cent, in
interest 10 specified, at rate exceeding six per
cent per snnum The effect the LIST day OF
May next.
The movements In cotton are getting TO b quite
interesting As the advances and the receipts
'sl on, TIRE excitement among spectators increases
TIE receipts exports 60 up to the latest dates Ia
each Of the psst two seasons, have been arnexsd
$40 N h I'll: M m
Do DO. do. iSa9. DO. 2,ooo,sH
Expert ys,s to fsrsis, ports ss'.'s'd s.s: m.
Do. .S'0; d. - do. isi5. '. ds' l y: Is
Shipments TO rsrtbsn pOrts to la.s.t
Do. b. d. do. is.S. DO, SoO.dsi
Stock on hand at latest dates.
Dc. do do. Isle, do DO. ss5,4a
-. Dec. IS 3ss
It appears, by accounts made out on The cub
March, to the lstest previous dates the falling in
receipts amounted 24s 3o7 bales up to the latest
dates previous to March goth SOC $40 ba,es aad up to
the latest dates previous March 27tb 353 sii baes
According to this there has been falling Oh IN re-
ceipts In three weeks OF o4 03T bales The probability
IT, that the advances the weekly receipts will
be comparatively less and the falling on more rapId
Recent sdviees from England report belief In Man.
chester Of this year Of 800 bales an amount
at least three hundred thousand bales more than Win be
brought market when fact Is presented to the
minds of British spnners and spectators, strong
that they cannot get away from IT, shall see an up
ward movement in prices for time equal to any yet
experienced Nothing In the world but the actual
official statements Of receipts .. ports win satisfy
those pcrduous spinDers the other SIDE that our
crop will be less than .~snty hundred thousand
bales and by the time they get their eyes OPEN and
resly believe that our accounts ere correct. tksy viii
Rave to pay su advance current prices, which viii
doubtless teach them not doubt 70. the future the
reports which from tine to time reach them from the
cotton growing sections Of this country, particularly
after the turning point in the reason. From present
appearances, should judge that theerop nov coming
to market s just likely to b under t~e millions o,
bales 81 over.