The New York herald., 1850-04-13

HONEY MARKET.
P,rpAr, April la-sP. N.

PRrpAy, April l2-6 p. II.
There IL nothing new In the stock market We
have only report the usual nuctuations and about
the urusi amount Of saes At the nrst board United
States es 1867, declined \ per cent Indiana 6's y
Erie Bondr new, y; farmers Loan, Y; Reading Rail-
read advanced y per cent Hsslen, X Lang Island,
y Erie Rsiirosd, y; New Haven, Harlem Railroad,
y At the second board. Erie Rsrirosd went up y +;
Harlem declined x. The market cloeed weak
The receipts Of the New Haven Railroad Company for
three months Of 1850 amounted TO 500 s2
against s5Sess rs for the corresponding three months
In ls<e, sho~ing increase this year Of t33Sos 10
This very handsome increase; but u must BE- borne
In mind that the road not In full operation In
January ls4e The above receipts independent Of
all amounts due connecting roads
The receipts at the oce Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day TO 2ss ~ payments
t3l.sIe 55--bslance, s43s22s9 IS. The deposits
rapidly running up, and the payments OF duties into
the Custom House will for sometime BE- large. the
sub-Treasury will contain A. large = pre-
vious the payment Of the drats account Of the
Mexican Indemnity. The importations. lately. have
been enormous and exports for time pat
have been unusually limited the balance foreign
trade must be against wehave but very little
cotton 20 20 forward and other exporting
stars In very dull, depressed state abroad We
cannot look for any relief from tina, We have
nothing 10 depend upon but our cotton, and have
little of that spare that is not surprising that
pprshensions o1i,t that there will b. move
Of ,pecie the water to some extent our
importation. continue much longer. at the rate
allied during the post three weeks we shali oee .
large portion of California gold before the last o
september.
The funded debt Of the city and county Of Phnsdel
phs aud Of tho several incorporated districts amounts
70 ss 23S.:s7, As fcllo~s-Ciy, stssssoo; county
x-s "A. f..o. Con
Noynmcn,ing $3.50; Kensingon, s2sJ,ois; Northern
Libertics. t2sc2o
A memorial to the Senate and House 81 Representa-
tive cf Ptnnsylvsnis, =. nov receiving signatures
asking those bodies to take to elo-e st
early day the affairs and business Of the old bank Of
the United states. Ia the hands Of two surviving
Trustees The continuance Of the trust impairs the
productirrnese Of the devi-ed by stephen Oh
rnrd dccessed for the support Of the orard college
for orphans 20 the amount Of 5000 per snnum-
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad 10 progressing With
,,scr Contract. for 80 miles ffom Mobile, have
been made Which In afsw months, vii be ready for
IN. sup~r.,rueture and r>iis
ThSpai,imore and Ohio Railroad Company 10 sbcot
putting under contract . large amount OF ne~ vorh
comprising the lire from rygsrts Valley river 70 .
point On IN. south fork of Fish Greek.
The ,ussr crop of Ters. for 1851 " estimated ct TO-
cpo hhd. IL 10 also esiimsted that In ie-s than Eve
yesr. the crop viii be increased 10 IS 900 hhds, while
In ten y..r- from the pr-sen, time the quantity grown
In Tera. viii equal that Of Louissna.
We have received, by recent arrival rom Rio de
Jsnsiro. the Fshs Ce--~cssi Ia Prsos DO Re Do Js
u>,rs. giving detailed statement. of the commerce Of
that port for the year 1slp The quantity 81 each Of
the s,sp. products % the country exported during
esch month % year 1870 and the aggregate guam
,ny ~ each article exported that year compared With
IN. aggregates of the previous years are exhibited
In the .uDexsd table