The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

.., al WITH rsuxue Of beautiful white oaoareous spsr
free from apy mineral in intimate combination with it,
which renders 1T very easy for dressing, and the smelling
of it, In large way has been found not to exceed three
dollars per ton Of metallic lead.
The company recently formed for working these
mines extensive scale have the means, the
skili, and the determination to put the works ct
once into active operation The company has been
organized, with the Hon. James G, Forsyth Prss
dent T. Jones, Esq Vice President II. P. Remington,
Esq Superintendent Trustee, and Charles Mo Laohlan
ESQ Secretary. Under the management OF these gem
emen the interests OF the stockholders will be protect
cd and their profits largely augmented The most expert
eneed have been obtained to attend to tbs practical
part Of the usnes at the and far the finances
Of the company, concerned, the most economical
system win be pursued consistent with the rapid dcvei
opement OF the compsny's mineral wealth. The surface
work the mines having been completed the entire orco
oftbe company will be directed to the extraction OF
ore the superintendent expects to have of
thoussnd pigs ofead in this market or before the
LIT Of January 1853 After that the receipts OF metallic
lead from the mines viii be regular The smelling fur
races already will turn out about twenty tons per
day and as soon US the under ground work gets fairly
der way daily product will average neary that quantity
We nothing in the position Of this oompRuy prevent
its becoming the most gigantic Of the kind in the
country That it will be immensely productive and pay
enormous dividends on the capital invested there not
he slightest doubt
The superintendent OF the banking department in the
Comptrollers office CT this state has furnished the a.
harry argus with the annexed abstract Of this quarterly
reports OF the banks made the 4th Of September 1861
BANKS OF THE STATE OF Nsw Yonx, SEPTEMBER, 1862
REsouHcYs
Loans and discounts except to directors and
1o,ps and discounts to directors. s7ssssS
All other Liabilities, absolute or contingent, Of
directors ......................... 1y4l e20
All sums due from brokers. ............ 659S 2sI
Beat estate ............. 1882 $40
Rcnds ard mortgages. observation-disclosures. 4s27 926
Stocks. 16 l28 304
Prouissory notes other than fer leans and
discounts. .................s. ls3 oSs
Loss and expense account .......,.. TIT $50
Overdraftsf Observation-Disclosures. $50 1913
Specie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8993.Sl5
Cash items. Oe2 95l
Bills of solvent banks on hand ......... 2TT4 108
Bills Of suspended banks or bandit Immune. 3473
Estimated value Of the srmet ,...........,, 800
Due from solvent banks on demand 1851 2l9
Due from solvent banks credit ......... 2G25l1
Due from suspended banks denandf ..... 272z5
Estimste value OF the samef ........., -. 1874
Add for ccnte. Observation-Disclosures. 761
Total $2o2 sl9,I
IT The whole Of the item marked T. and portions OF
those marked not included in the footing marked
. Total resources.n
Liabilities
Capital. ,.............. ss2ao7 2lS
Profits. 0,6S9, 181
Notes in circulation not registered. .... SPACES
Registered notes in circulation 20,4l2090
Due Treasurer of the state Of New York. 1T28 S49
Due positors demand 66SYT 497
Due individuals and corporations other than
banks and depositors. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lSi6e4o
Due banks on demand. 2y538 497
Due banks on Gre dit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 0l3
-; :s; = sssS.. n''s, e,
Total liabilities. $2o2eoS S94