The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

| Bank Of America, Bank of North America,
! Phoenix Fahk, Hanover Bank,
| City Rank, Irving P'ns,
North River Hank, Metropolitan Rank
! Tradesuen's Bank, Citnens' Bank,
| Fulton Fsnk, Knckerbocker Bank,
| Chemical BANK, croccrs Bank,
| Merchants Exchange Bank, Empire City Bank
| National Bank. Nassau Rank,
| Butchers and rrovers Fant, Fast River Bank,
| Mechanics and Traders Bnk, Market Bank.
| Greenwich Park, st. Nichols Bank,
Leather Nanrf, ct re- Pank, Shoe and Leather Pank,
| Seventh Ward ranh Corn Exchange Bank,
+! Iauk Of State Of New York, Central Rank
! American fxcharge Eank Continental Rank,
Mechanics Painting Assn, Tank Of the Commonwealth
! Bapk Of Commerce, Oriental Bank,
| EoweIy Park, Tank Of the Union,
! froadway Bank, Marine Tank,
| Ocean Rank. Atlantic pans,
presentation of this certificate endorsed by the Bank
demanding payment Of the same.
10000 ............ Teller. Ca shier.
| Application made by or new banks to be
admitted into the association, which referred to
committee consisting OF George Curtss Jacob Aims John
| Oapp and Jchnc. Jones.
The Fremen's Insurance Company have declared n
semi annual dividend Of ten per cent.
letter has been received from London by house in this
city, stating that Mr. ailet the agent The Mobile
Ohio Railroad Company, had effected conditional sale Of
the Comparys bonds, amounting TO sG00l00o An emf
nent house in London has undertaken the agency their
disposal and the pressure in the money market
ceases, md business become settled they will be
brought forward for negotiation In the meantime sup
OF iron are 10 DC shipped, the best cash terms
sufficient to push forward the work the close Of 1884,
The Of Mr. Iaett is particularly gratifying as so
many negotiations for other works have recently failed
Copper stocks DO not appear to be such great vories
| with SPECTATORS in Boston formerly. The is
evidently the want of to hold operate with
Accounts from Lake Superior continue very favorable
and there probability of the productivcness Of
the leading mines being ultimately fully great anci.
rated In North Carolina, most rapid progress is being
made in the development Of mineral wealth and all those
mines which actively and icrmoncntly worked must
pay handsomely The only difficulty stockholders gener
ally have to contend with /, the administration of oac
compnnys affairs. There is danger OF tho original pro-
rretorso those who have organized the company and
put it into operaon-abandonng tho property and it,
deyeorement their interest has been with
drawn. Stockholders who in at later day, and ut
high prices have guaranty that their directors will
continue TO administer the company's affairs as
iudiciousy after they have parted with the bulk
Of this stock at largo profits before, and the
difficulty experienced in finding capable to
manage the mine AMI make u objective has
doubt deferred capitalists and Of income from making
permanent investments in this class OF securities The
directors Of mnrg companies generally in this country
are men ofmghty small calbrc. In many instances they
are men who aviig failed in evcry other pursuit have,
derner resort turned their attention to thc manage
ledge, they lave assumed positions and responsibilities
only reached in England after long experience and great
deal of study and application 10 the ramcatons Of the
business Men who have very little information any
subject pretend TO the most profound knowledge Of the
science of mining; subject which Is not thoroughly
derstood by half dozen individuals in the country We
cut down these long lists OF directors and conine
the cement Of each company to two hrec OF
enterprise energy and experience We shall then have
guaranty that mines will be properly worked, and
that their rrorctyeness will not depend upon specula
tors in the I'd who, having sold u cir original stock
high prices may be DESTROYS of getting in supply
low rates. AS at present organized have not much
faith in many ofthc new mining companies.
Tie aggregate coinage ut the United States Mint Pla
dclrha during the first nine months Of the present year.
has been very large but Of very little actual service to
the country, so FAR furnishing metallic circulating
medium Is concerned. The annexed table exhibits the
value of the different metals coined from January lst TO
October 1st, 1852