New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

| The large and valuable property Of the Marvlsni
Mining Company, In Ahegsnv County wa, .,ld AZ pub
he sale In Cumberland Wed lAsday for Tia .nn of
Sl0lOO Purchaser. d. L-svitt E.q, Pre.ldsnt of ,as
American Exchange Bank la Nss.York This property
consists In part Of tvO Of land called the a.rv
isud Minine Company" and Fount>in Ina located Ia
one BODY COZ talnpg about 900 acres of lsDd slsrss
part of ~hlch 10 und raid by tue great vein Of col
fourteen feet Ia thickness, likewise oy many other
veins VARYING In thickness from tSo 10 four iee,-
| the whole located In the very heart OF the great
| ser ib,umnous coal fields Of Maryland, with mnes
opened at great expense. besides various o!1sr los
| OF ground. with the village OF . Erna7 Mines
| on the National road, Fros,burgn. containing
about hundred Iuse' Of which seventy are dsel
liz g. the bopsfsr carpenters, osck.ni'h', eugt
reers &c Also railroads one9l miles long. eX.
tending from the mines 10 tas Mount Savage Rslro.d,
| which sves continuous railroad connection g 'oe
Baltimore srd Ohio Depot az Cumberland; aud snstter,
one mile long extending from the Mount SivaSe koad
10 The property Of the Cumberland Bsin Comosnv AZ
Cumberland. These two ads originally co1 s2JSVoo
In addition 70 all this properly there were included IN
the sale vsit oUDt OF personal properly sucn IS TO-
cOuOiives several bundled cars, csrts nOrs"s oArn'
wagons farmlDg utensils machinery. tools minns I'M
p-msnts, &c. all for the sum ct $500 lo. an amount
insignificant when compared with the orisind vast out
Law which must have hean several millions OF dollars.
The Maryland Winning Company, II will be remembered,
failed time since and It's affairs went into the
hands Of Trustees Mr Lesvtt made tbs purchase for
TIE Gu 1berland Coal and Iron Company who the
adjoining property The junction OF the two estates
der one ownership WILL no toaot sives prompt imps-
us 10 the Coal trade as IL will obviate the necessity oil
they hsd purposed doing. and enable them az oncst
enter upon an sc,ive and exten,ve transportation OF
coal from their mines the dep6ts Of the Railroad and
Csnsl Companies.
Hudson River was buoys ant and sfter the explosion
Of the Reindeer made public, was 10 active demsnd
upto 7lls. Governmen, Stocks are steady, ana IN
demand A. the Second Bard 30 600 IS Tsx,D sold O.
1854 State Stocks are also firm, and Virg'nis show
s,urher advance of y per cen. Railroad Bonds are
o,iae hutCo allv aAv A. ~, Sar, RNar1
mar ket at tbs clcse was quite firm.
The market is dull for Sterling at l0t
GlOl9 for good and leading bills.
Freights are without change. To Liv-
erpool engagements 600 bbs. Flour, l5d 10000 or
Is 900 bush Wheat sd Cotton, Sd; Resin. H.. To
Lordon an Austrian ship took load of Wheat at 81
and Flour at TO- To Hsvre, by thu packet, Potash,
As; Measurement Goods $40 and Copper 81 p tun
and by the packet sth, 500 bbs. -Four, so cents To
Hamburg 100 bbls. spiri's Turpeatine and 40 tics
Honey 2Isc and 300 cases India Rubber Goods, 2Ol'
II Genoa a bark was taken up with Cotton at u
cent: TO Br..ol ship With Flour at l6, aud % for
Wheat. To Hull a Britsher took cargo OF Naval
s.oresMa6; 70 England from Calcutta, two Am'ri'
can ,hps. al3 TO- to NesYork from north side OF
Cuba. two brigs a. round 'um two ships from the
Pacific with Guano SIS to Barbados. brig at o0c
bbl: 10 ST. Kits, one at $50 and to Demersra and
MARI t at 60c.
The receipts of the Elarlem Road have
exceeded the estimate made few days since, aud
show a very pr, mi.ing state of traffic. The hs
ures sre:
August, 1852 ~
Increase .sI5,sl3 10
This I, the largest made by this Road.
The receipts of the Saratoga and Wash
ing.ob Railroad for August 1882 wero ss3Si! Is
For August 1851 ....---.-..--..-------- %1%'o %
Increase nearly 25 per cent ....-.---..s''io %
The disbursements at the Sub Treasury
have commenced, and wa shall have soon consider.
able depletion. The payments t. day were siO9,93i;
receipts, sli7, 2S9 balance s6,7Oi55i.
The Atlantic took only S240, 00O-a very
small amour. In vie Of the fact that there was no ca
nsrder from this port this vsek TIE aggregate ship
me 7 to OF the year thus far are sso,7753l.
The imports of merchandise, other than
Dry Goods, for the week roach sl,Gll,2l4 Including
Sugar. sIl3l55; Coffee, si35.9l5; Leai, s579l9
Hides and Furs 5000 900 Railroad Iron, sliS 1884, Co.
The aggregate of Dry Goods thrown the market this
rear Ia PSI Against si37lS SOB sans time las.
year.
The Shipping and Commercial List of
thi, morning furnishes the following s,atemeo of the
result of careful examination of the stock of Cotton at
this por, on the 3l.t of August the close of the Cotton
year ls5l-2:
On hsud unsold ............-..-...--.balss 1871
Sol, but not delivered OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 900
~ ,,,nhoa,d rot cleared ............... l7l7
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1926
BY the following 1, will DO seen that the iantlty
tai en- for consumption during the year 1873 G& ode
thus:
Sack August 81, ISL ...-............- $3.50
Receised since.-..-..---.- ..--...-----"to''oi
Making supply Of................. 579l9l
Expor, TO foreign ports
Stock Auomt |. ls52................. 1926
0'o'S' "'s''' > - 3s5j sos
Leavl. . the consumption. ...... l9I,6a3
Weekly consumption, ls5l-52 ........-...--. 3.I2i
Weekly cOLsumpti n, ls5D-5L..----.--..---. 2ojo
Weekly consumption, lSia-JO .----..----.... 3OoO
Weekly cnnsumpi"n, ls45-i9 ....---....-.-.. J,Otp
Weesy consumption, lsi7-fS .-.....-.-...--. 4,OD
Weebb consumption, lsi6-47........--...... 2,b9O
About million in gold was received To-
day. from the Mint being the reiurns Of portion OF
the Ohios gold dust
The City of Hartford Loan has re-
Gently been taken ia this market The annexed
.tallstics will BE- Interesting:
Population Of city Of Hartford, 10 ls0.....-.. 3goS
Population ic<V- -.'-'.'''' 80, -.
Population ioJD' .-.------' ~ 10
p, pulsrinn loio -.-.--.''' 3too o
Population lc9o -.-.-..... ioooI
.n,pi of property upon which city taxes we're Lsv,ed
In lao. ..otlf<pV'- "
To- iein ..............6 2}i 49, 90
In ls5l ......................-...lO Ucoo31 W
At Philadelphia the Money market Is
-bou, change. Firstcsss paper 10 readily placed 81
s 4, cent. and second. elias, at ~ a y cent
The Anthracite Coal trade was very
large tn 10 pact ~eex-he i.rgest this season. The Le-