The New York herald., 1864-09-25
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The anthracite coal tonnage Is again heavy the past
week. reaching o67 geo tons Increasing the coal
OF the year to T5a7 69 tons against 56s tons 10
corresponding time lss year. being increase Of 76s COL
t Tnetrade, though active the way Of production
and shipment to Market Is little dull In the wsy Of
| sales, and prices weak
The rebel loan London declined three the
/ receipt OF American news by tho Asia.
| The Chicago tribune OF the 22d reports
| The money market to-day was very quiet There was
good supply OF currency aud good paper
at ten per cent per annuH. lhe unsettled
lave produce shipped Last speedily AZ pssbe. have
,ndered rather difficult matter for mere spectators
procure accommodations; but for legitimate business
there IL a toierably easy money MARKET
The Chicago 2.,ssx OF the samc date says
Tho d wnward tendency 10 god causes dali feeling ID
toe general markets. and for this OF year
IN all departments Is unusually dull There dispo
siton any quarter TO speculative enterprises
extended SCALE and there disposition Oh the
part capitalists money lenders 70 advance on pro.
duce. The demand for money at The loading discount
houses mainly from class OF operators who are hold
ing grain woo, and high wines, which purchased
higher prces and they wiling to pay full Of In
teres rather than sell at sacrifice The tendency In
go'd seems TO be steadily downward, and Of
s6rewdest operators unwiiug TO purchase on the
probability that there will be any material advance
rates
The Boston Trdre'ier Of the o3d says
Inc supply OF money is gradually increasing at tho
banks aud in the outside market for loans and dis
counts The stock market is STEADY the Quoati ,t
The fluctuations in gold have quite unsettled the
chandise markets
The following now national hanks have been es
tabishedThe First Of Oneida, N. Y, capital $I26 900,
aud the First of Warren, Pa, capital S, 100000
The Wheeling (Va) IntelIi0 says -
We learn from a gentleman who Is interesrcd IA
oil well in Peasants county that the excitement runs
very high down there On Horse Neck. French ard Ct W
creeks there are nearly Thousand wells progress
One cahnot ride any considerable distance.
most obscure places, without coming upon engioe
putting away aud driving ebaf into the bowels OF the
Garth. On The Ohio side OF the river the same excite
ment prevails, and a large number Of wells are being
bored Upon an average there about tea men Ut
immense amounts or money and labor that IL being EN-.
poyed in the search for oil majority OF the operators
from the Eastern cities, and Of the compan es
are Immensely rich
The cost Of sinking oil well six hundred feet Deep
IN Western Pennsy set forth by the Pitts
burg ChroRice
One eoglae, lo-horse power delivered on tho premi
ses, 81, loo derrick, complete, $780, walking beam,
Samson post and appurtenances, $50: bill wall. band
wheel and betting, Sl20 get tools. $500; k inch
hawser and u inch haad pump rope, $3.50; 600 feet
500 bushels COAL at 90 cents, $500; two engines say
sixty days each at So, $40, dTiers 600
ieet at 50 2a 1850; pumping barrel and valves
S37 90; two wrenches at $40 each, $40 clasp So
two inch gas tongs $l6; total, S6,067 So To this
add $500 for contingent expenses, such ss acci-
the wells and the charges by rofess
and there will be than Thousand five hun.
drsd dollaiseit OF the ten thousand dollars H thus
be seen that where II ~ intended to put down number
Of wells proposed by many new comps Mes
there must be larger reserve iund.
Tho following the receipts OF the Racine and Ms
sisspp and Northern nnos railroads for the end