New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09
bu'ire's OF the company and by the anticipation that

bu'ire's oil me company and by the anticipation that
ms coh'r' MI be obtained for this route II Is argued
utt d IT. boats made million dollar per while
'4cc the ownerhp Of Com Vanderbi-they nat nov BE-
dong very uh better IS the addtilnal gold r hts alone
are s5Cc0O pr month. Ire was heavy and dssliael
? cent Readug was s,oady Norwich wa 10 la-ge d.
nand end advanced to 59 under the favorable ia smsn,
Of is Affairs published in TIE Tribune The other Fancy
Railroads were quiet Canton was steady at 27l The
Coal stocks quiet and without impor ant change
Premium Railroads are firm Michigan Southern rs
NewYork Central 1854, New York and New Haven l03t
sixibavenue 1893, c. C. and Cincinnati 1921, Sc Rad
road Bonds are quiet In Government Socks there was
nothing done. sale Of Kentucky &c was mlde at io'
and Ohio 6s ct lOsi San Francisco los sold a. lO-i
There quite a large business done G.. the Mining
Board and the attention OF operators Is being more turned
10 this description Of stocks aordng an equal chance OF
pro6t with the railroad sc stocks dealt in at the other
Board and needing much less 10 ney for operations In
cludd in the sales were 600 shares Lehiah Zinc the
ket being firm at 3, regular and % buyer sixty Ulster
sod at H. Hwssse H. McCuloch e. The accounts from
this location are encouraging. It stated thai the Com
pany negotiating sale Of portion Of their land whore
now and rich vein las been discovered for about 100000
Bu,kingbem God sold at a. This is promising mine in
Virginia which las been worked for years past by Mr.
Wsmnn of This City. THIS lately ben put into Company
Who with new infusion Of capital expect to make first
class mine Of IL Gardner Crushing sells at regular Pc
t1nac OK dividend with fair demand In rsaton 70 the
Potomac Company mine in Tennessee the Captain Of the
Iiahola writes Dec /:
I'VE came down upon the copper in the shaft about
noon TO day 1t looks beautifully and there is no doubt
Of it, abundance. shall probably cut copper 10 ths ALT
in the Of this week. shall make all the arrange
mCnis in short timedressiDg Aoors she ia, s. 'sld
you may expect copper TO market from the great Isabella
Mine in the course Of a few weeks
The General Superintendent Engineer &c, Charles A.
Proctor Esq ties uuaer the date Of Dee
Il have the important intelligence TO communicate that
copper cut at the Isabella shaft this day at The
men came upon a solid mass Of black Up to this
evening it is found to extend the whole bottom Of tie
shaft 80 feet from the surface. viii refer YOU former
plan Of the position Of the ore, &c have jus. finished
assay of the which find to be worth - ll2 e
cent send the copper taken from 45 grains Of ore which
is the first produced from the Isabella Twelve four
teen feet more viii cut the copper in the adt.
The Isabella Mine of the Potomac dividend Mines
and the vein this point is reported to attain the almost
incredible width Of 200 feet The Potomac Company has
the adjoining mine to the Isabella called the Davis Nine
to be divided the lst Of March next the Potomac
shares The mine worked in North Carolina by the POo
Company proper gives good promise both for gold and
copper.
The sdvices from the Conrad Hill very favorable
also those from the North Carolina Copper Co.
In Exchange there is but little yet doing for the steamer
and the rates firm Sterling is 90f for Bankers
signatures. Francs l33 as III
Freighs without markodc hange with moderate trans
actions To Liverpool, $4,000 10000 bush. Grain I'D q
3d. the latter in ships bags 1000 bbs Flour, &c., Cot
ton 3j6 The Andes has 10000 bush Wheat l3ld.; 1000
Ibis. Flour, $780, 100 hhds Talow, iOi &c To London
10000 bush Wheat l6d. 1000 bbs Flour 4l9; and q
small cargo Wheat, supposed at led To Havre, 1900
bush Wheat Csc 5000 or COCO bbls Flour 97,c
The amount received at the SubTreasuy is sl2GllO;
Payments. Ss3,55s; Balance, si72s943.
After the adjournment of the Board the following sales of
Stocks mede at auction by A. II, Nicoay