The New York herald., 1864-09-29
January 70 September II. To 1855 ana 1884, varied very
Total eEpor, from U. States. 81 .sss, ,isi

Total export from u. States 2l .SsQ lSl AZ $50 e37
From sli learn there al least one hundred
and ninety oil companies organized, repre-
senting nominal capital about hundred
millioas OF dollars; and ildHputaois that
the great majority of these were originated BY par
lies who expected sell out their interest soon az
the stock attained a market value. Many OF them are
indeed deliberate attempts deraud and the Land set
down their speoidcAon s entirely unproductve Of
oil. The mania. perceive. has extended 10 Western
virginia; and hear talk OF petroleum exchange 10
be opened In this city In very short tme Less tnAa
week ago Il reported that single sae OF twenty
thousand shares single company. the par value being
twenty dollars had taken place within moderate ra'
dus OF Wall stree We shall before long probab bly, hear
Of collapse OF this bubble. No one can deny the
great value OF productive oil wek but there Is reason
able limit yt0g. and there 10 NO suciens reason
property that GOULD have been bought for few hun
drsd dollars couple Of years ego selling for ~ many
niiltors now. NN
The money market 10 easy, on wide margins and hmt
class Ooilaieras at per cent call but The nd.
position 70 discount commercial paper contsuss The
rate from nine nftsen ceat for good names
Foreign exchange has been less active 70 day. owing 70
buyers holding or 10 anticipation OF further decline In
gold Banksrs bills London quoted at 100 109h.
and merchants' at ono per cent less. Francs range
from 90 1918.
the 1Stn ipBs tD0 reOei bOan was Quoteu 10 LOi
Con at So SS, notwithstanding the fact generally
known that nlisn hve hundred thousand dollars Of
bonds had beeu recently added 10 the original amount
the rebel financial agent in that city. There two
which contribute TO enhance the value OF rebel
securities in Europe. One the facility with which
cotton is taken from Texas across tae Rio Grande into
Mexico, aud shipped from Matamosos to foreign ports,
aud the ether is the recent announcement that no
cotton viii be sent from the Southern States except
for the payment OF the boads Tor which II
Is pledged There is probably truth in
this report II was started by the rebel agent
England r the purpose OF putting up price OF the
ioan In order that he might realize largely further
candostine issues OF bonds " II were true that such
the intention OF the so called Confederate govern
ment, the Ave hundred million loan authorized by the
last session Of the Richmond Congress would be Of
account alter the fact became known because the bords
OF that mainly based upon the export duties of
cotton, which is at the present time very shadowy
security at the best II s very pain therefore, tha. the
L glish purchasers of the European rebel bonds
be gulled, or those who invest la the homo loan
deceived and chea cd.
1he Assistant Treasurer this city reports To-Day
follows
Receipts from customs. s................ STAT SEQ
Total receipts ,l39 SSl
Subscriptions to government loan .......... le3,0oO
Tho steamship sdon, from this port for Liverpool TO-
day, $55 900 10 Specie and the Arabia, from
Boston, 81 500.
Tho Now York exports exclusive OF specie. for the
week ending Septe nber 27 compare follows with
former returns:-
For tho week.. $3.50. 400 a2sssOo 4,6o7 ,so4
Previously repord 102 1888 127 100 4.0