Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-02


An opinion pretty generally prevails Boston, that there
win be q superabund OF Anthracite coming
and that will be much cheaper than been for
raj past The following from the Boston Herald Of
yesterday
CeALConrac,ors Philadelphia offer 10 furnish supplies
Of this article % delivered board the vessel
Ss % Hfw 1Sss At 70. for and :Sd
considered mu n superior for general use 70 the Red alone
aeps or cniers that The Red Ash makes when TO
strong heat.
Unless ncghbors calculate a supply
their mines strongly ect they will find themelv
much manruvcrng betweeH the miners and the sgen and
spectators In Pcnnsy many bank facilities
able promote schemes Of speculation In the business that
are kept completely the dark respecting When com
pascs whose hands the coal trade pozed OBJ
taiaed they pledged themselves York
would be supplied At from % TO 80 chadron and easily this
might have been sone for the price the mines only from
50 10 cents and The rivers md landing places
e250 IS chaldron But does II ach Phiadel
phia raised ~ cash and arriving New York
the measurement curaed $40 pounds In weight aud the
price advanced " being than double what the pub
lie led believe would be wh,n the moaopolsts OBJ
tanned their charters. This Of formerly
shown has arisen from the bad policy pursued during this
yearshe wsc Of government fore coal equal
q chsldron-the conduct miners asd the fAcl
for monopoly furnished by the banks BY this accumula
ton Of evils, has been around the public which
neither through usravel,hu placing them
mercy coal de who only combine In fixing
the price but whenever symptoms OF colo weather
APPEAR In ADVANCING and sntnue increasing the adj
vance, the wi becomes Nothing more
therefore, Is to be expt from tender mercie othcsc
than the wheat and -four spectators evinced during the
psa calsmisous deficiency crops We
OF than In that Cor while abundance defeats the projects
Of grain SPECTATORS quantity coal from
mines and they inexhaustise marie
bat through the hands Of these oscsswn moned institutions
regulate and Let Boston friends, Len,
take slrs>ou from suaonnever pernt any privileges
Of unrestricted be conferred those Who
d. bring their newly dscov coal market "
they they will surely Ne dupedas this conmunty
bsep most shameiuy As coal being offered here
q, egg sine sever heard off, The price %
| y 50 per ton.
lthis sason year, correspondent when
our cit sen~ generally lay in their supply of coal Il is
ry desirable public attention should be dir. e,ed 10 The
law requiring vendors Of coal weighed py the
weghes appoisea by the many " the ven
DER employ irresponsible weigh the COAL the puklic
very abl< " BE- imposed quantity Tuc public have
~ light soud Away insist having their weighed
by wsigh subject The vender penalty
| isessred sos infringing the law.
Thcse who cosrs The chsyhu coal trade secret 10
their usvemeHss that II with dcuy ascertain the
psny. With them there conccsuscnt will appear by
| ,hc following stannsnss-
Lsussn CoAaThe fniswins assemest from .h~ ph,,sa~l
pha COMMERCIAL Lit nod Pr Cure l. so ws the quantity ~
. SS.ass y ~ sS s ccs :sd
since the NJ e ~ n.sigstion 10 III i q August snnsa
ss J: ..: ar 49,; -. :n :ss -
-, - ::s;; :: !:
shownv an seyesse us vesv cf s74s zoe ~
rrs w sry p'see,'isg yenr. #@1
From rr.p nnrcf s.sl nj season. ~ 10 ne ID ,~s
H. : c,,m. :, ,pu nrscout as 0HSfes ~ = - - - -