The New York herald., 1850-08-29


xhe season Is drawing to close At the date OF the
last r~port there were only about ten days left The
receipts during that period cannot be large For the
sorresponding period last year, they amounted to
about twenty dve thousand bales. For the week pre-
yious to latest dates this the receipts amount
I'd TO fifteen thousand bales. We cannot expect they
will be than that for the remainder of the sea-
son. In that case the aggregate for the year ending
September lst 1850 will slightly exceed two millions
eighty thousand bales.
From the South, We continue to receive favor
able accounts relative to the growing crop, and the
prospect is more fattering than conceived previously
possible. The has thus far since the warm
weather commenced, been everything that could be
desired to make up for the early DISASTERS aud all we
want now is late fall and nne dry weather. to swell
the yield to about full average Within the past
month"; estimates have largely increased, and we be-
Neve that most of them nov range above those made
st this time last year. relative to the crop now coming
20 market II is too early to put down figures, and We
shall therefore reserve estimates for later date
On Wednesday ths 2lst Of August the Law passed by
the Legislature Of Pennsyvanis prohibiting the cir
sustion bank in that State of less denomina-
tion than SIS, went into operation The penalty for
passing notes. except relief afer that date as
follows
By q M an holding any once Of honor profit
under the constitution of the State, for each
ode
BY any eorporatioa sr body polite, for each Of
By any private individual for each offence .... Is
The banks of the State not permitted to issue
notes Of q lsss denomination than s5i but the act Is
Intended to operate especially against the small notes
ksued by banks OF other States This Law is perfect
bagatee and disregaraed in all parts Of the State.
1t will be hardly thought of q month hence and the
small bills OF other States will continue to circulate
usual The effect Of this law will be to increase the
circulation Of the small notes issued by the banks Of
this State, the banks out Of Pennsylvania will
have the monopoly Of supplying that State with
small bills. The only part Of the Law referred to,
that viii be enforced, Ia that clause prohibiting
the banks of Pennsylvania from issuing small bills
thus making to be filled by the small notes
Of banks oil other States
The value of exports from Baltimore during the
yast week was S12ooo7 SO.
The frst loaded boats passed the Collectors ofnce
at New Hope the Delaware division, since the da.
mage by the food the 10th inst. The tolls received
ct New Hope for the week ending August 18th, were
$633 7o the pumber Of boats which passed through
the canal was 1885, of which 179 passed through the
outlet lock the feeder Of the Delaware and Rartan
Canal 1t i said that 200 tons Of coal crossed the
outlet lock during that week.
The amount received fer tolls all the New y ork
State Canals, during the third week in August
was. SlOI ;49g 81
Same period in ls49,. IS 437 "
Increase In 1850. sl9o2l o5
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
Of navigation to the 22d Of August in
elusive, was. as................... .Sll6l5sse 43
Same period In 1S49,. l65lisi1 80
Decrease In 1850. s35,95s A
Amount Of tolls received all the New York State
Canals in each Of the following years during the third
week in August, and the totals up TO the 22d August
iuclusiye