New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

Money continues very abundant az the stock Exchange
snd both ct the Bank Of ENGLAND and on, Of doors tho
demand for discounts has greatly moderated
The Daily Ners Of same date says
Money continues plentiful and the tendency Of the
ket 10 day rather in the direction OF increased ease
alboughfhere is still decided ndpositon 70 lend money
The English funds opened this morning advance
Of per the closing rates OF yesterday, and
al rse Of about per cent The purchases Of the pub
lie for money continue active AM increased fcr the
time by the re Investment OF the dividends. This iais
euce combined with the arrivals Of gold the absence Of
any fresh unfavorabe II political character and
the receipt from parts Of the continent Of more pacific
rumos hes suced in the present oversod position Of the
market 20 induce considerable buying the part of late
reoulaors for fan who are anxious TO cover their sales
Further operations for lower prices have at the same
time been in great measure suspended At the eioseihe
market was steady at the advance
Ccnsols opened firmly at o. to T. and asconded with
scarcely check TO % TO J. At the official close the qaO
aion % exactly both for money aud account at
o'clock, OF to o.; and after that hour o. to J.
At Hamburg. two Observation-Disclosures are reported ow
ing to the continued fn in stocks md shares, in which
their failure much regretted and had produced an I'M
favorable impression in Hamburg and Berlin.
Tie remainder OF the bar silver brought by the steamer
La Plata had been cold in the London market chiefly for
India and China at spa ounce standard, the price pre-
viousy reported
Aira Of Berdan gold crushing machine made in
London the 25ih of October in presence of the officers
Of the Bank Of England and number Of leading scientific
men, which Is said to have given great satisfaction to those
present
Thero had been some largo arrivals Of specie md bullion
In London which would enable the Bank to show an in
crcnfo Of bullion ia the next statement
The pbc6x Mining md Manufacturing Company, moro
generally know "rhenix Coal Co.." own sone $4,000
acros Of very valuable mineral lands stuled on both
sides OF the Potomac River In the States Of Maryland and
Virginia The principal object Of thi, Company il mog
Coal bat thorc veins Of Iron on thor
lai d. TINT Il l. thougA be worked 70 very great al
vantage should over BE- thought 10 be more profitable
Tie Cool /. ,cml bilamlnou. and known In market
Cumberland Coal The Baltimore AMI Ohio knlroal
fdsffs within Is hundred loc Of 10" mines Ut Tie Com
iany 80 that the fsh's 81 getting Coal to market are
Ipo esri,al IL 10000 SHIRE. 600 oaeb
~, stsk Il ihls Company VS. originally held very
much iho Parker \ dn y now b, The spccnn,ora %
Nns bot las lately snd particularly 'n'e iir election
II Samuel T. Nithsi 10 tho Presidency been iaken up
GOOD Teal ga a.,rsi n,esino1i 80 ihai there bat
s,,r iiis n DO iiok on to inaas' Oo'a'i,na sales
or, made aiIis siesi boald 81 sl'on, y O. 10.
The tat. or SIMPLY DE s,nss he d.soysry Of the
fsrd. "a shs COMPANY IN August ss' he President sid
ul-ssoss ists esud fli sssnnan - b. mlAr Of teir
49, r.enG ihsif large anid progc sni although ihso
combinations roi yet oatngeis. oaough has ben aser
,a'rsd 10 satisfy nsts Of he greet mineral vaiao
Ihsy have rti .f,rii n..a q nsr ae' aal d. eips
ie,tsss u CO. ConlsHy ai icos vsei be d., hsnii Of
ssd .arsni sssrsgsfi
inni.u.s g. - nsns r. asssIan. viifh wa Involved
10 ~ hsaf, cf VT prisif r. c.-r.''ra Pan Das'
faft
r.-st,isi zee ssoooro wih nc pirile-s q issuaf
ti.. aal Ia biis irr yssfs sa's Dsifhi pso4,ssi
si.ooo Of fs sio.t. mailing IN -" ''ni''f ~ ~
finance ani BE- .t@sfs b. - sssi ~ be pirp1ss
d. lnsrsi 3d. t,tolsud sui iIrrr hsl.sat NImfany
LOO eco At us sfssaE, fasinr bnuif ai ~ roai al COB
foral feoufify naHirfsio dslifefy ibe balance of
d. cilsais,un soale la befn usfd Ncsi b-itnf tho
thfa-n sni Nssflffi Railroad. ho Bank seisinf = -
busnss, Al haue BYiho lat r,gori' q 'e Bank DHyhi
he'd in Oh. hands s4noQQ q is ncAn subject % -ghi
drsns cd h., iaafr IN Nov lok q course bnrst ih.
Hstt Our cts Hanss end BanAers saved rc'nseisrs b.
timely d.tnaui 81 sf<eo ibo Hank. Tho $4,000 oui
V,,i h.. not ss hson heard from No hlV~nc 70 ein
the vicinity Of nrgsi K1road last Ibnfsiay, whom 20
hands dciargc ed ior want 81 money 70 pay. The
hills g. usd 10 hc Cleveland and Pc burg ka.n'al Com
tan, wefr rosu sfiv marked having the - Cl1r Red
aRfci with the hrur,s and Do stamped 10 blo'l
l. odd Mr. - bas million and half % prorsiy IN hi.
hands enough pay several times his liabilities Il ccnd
De- 20 ,ouverttd.
S-Wo have just seen the Cashier OF this Bank. who
has in.t returned from New York IT, saws the cn'uls
ton 81 tho BanL when hc o Masslon about sao0l
thinks $4,000 has since been drawn ont leaving sop0J
yet In circulation II Mr. Dwight returns TO The Bank tho
OO 600 bonds If the Pittsburgh Road which arc legally
part Of IL ascis much will for the benefit OF bill
hodcr The oad is ready 10 redeem IN COIN said bonds
they are in possession OF the BANK mere VIII
then be $4,000 unproyided for
The following letter from Mr. c. C. Douglass, ssperln
tcndent Of the Iso Royal Nine gives information
in regard TO the Portage Lake Mines:
Tic Webster vein has been opened and worked at diff
fcrc nj ponts along its for hundred rods
and At no point has been found barren of copper The
COPPER occurs in stamp and barrel work Vein STONE
conposed OF epedote spor quartz, truss and copper mo
surface work viii he far completed tat miners can DC
accommodated and set to shaiting by the hrs oil next
month.
On the whole am highly pleased with the appearance
of the vein The prospect Of he isle Royal Portage Al
bion and DODGE Companies decidedly good They are
all raising copper The Ripley Company have several
very promising veins But owing 10 heavy body OF soil
everything the rock they have not ~ yet been able reach
the Ise Royal vein.
AT the Pcwabc mine they have opened four very strong
Nv marked veins all Of which carry copper and are about
sinking shaft the vein known as the Henderson or
Montezuma VEN.
The Montezuma Company sinking shat on
this vein and the results far decidedly satisfactory
The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
month of October are stated about s3o3ooo being some
$4,000 over the September receipts. TIE Baltimore Sun
in speaking of this road says
be monthly meeting of the Board is to take place to-
day: br we learn that in consequence Of the designto
make the annual report very full and thorough in all It's
des will not be ready for presentation this morning
financial statement however, will be laid before the
Board exhibiting the actual condition and prospects OF the
COMPANY; and Il is rumOred that this statement VIII show
marked variation from the prospective estimates OF Mr.
Swami submitted to the public last spring and even con
t with his opinion of the financial c9ndon Of the Com
paDy at the time.
Harkets. CAKLFuLLT REPORTED FOR The n. Y TRIsCE
THURSDAY SOv. ie.
AsHES-Ih market yTy quiet bit steady .or both kinds e.
coTToSThe sIts uneha,ssd tie denl.nd ae:ivs sales
Hour AID MEAL-A good Inquiry iOr wsssra .sa State
FouT and urder he favorable adyees BY the steamer FrAnn
o. a.e sges good inquiry ard delivery improved
pl tad r STATE brands Tor next week and th tte Pa
generally he rmy ~ is LOT Of 80 bbs aioa, ehased