New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

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Superior mail the following items Of intelligence
AT the North American mine they cutting lsrge
nssse and anticipate shipping before the close OF navss
ton upward Of 100 tuns At the "Chf they are curtrg
copper in the bottom Of their mine nearly forty inches
Thick u seen that the grow larger a. they go
down They still sending to the Lake from 30 20 100
tLno per month
AT he Summit" drift Of 30 feet shows the vein 10
average ~ inches wide Il Is n feet vide, wen iled
with Copper and some silver At the Native Copper they
are op, ming new vtin q feet vide, well charged with
Copper. VEINS being explored at the Dana, bit
the nine does look very well, and the same remark
applies 10 the Northwest Albion, and Eureka. Tolec is
very well spoken Of A letter from the agent says:
"Our mines still improving the work progresses.
have take down vein in The East drift took ont
5oO pounds Of copper in small and barrel
The win H. the end Of the drift is from two TO three feet
wide with chunks Of copper sticking out in sight that
weigh pounds The Fast shaft No. 3, We took down
The and took out mass that will weigh 800 pouncs
and from five TO x hundred pounds Of barrel work The
vein tw' feet wide in the bottom OF the shaft VIII
large chunks OF copper sticking ont the whole engho me
shaft We getting down the copper to the Lake as last
as possible y
Another letter SAYS "The Farm and Totec have strong
vein Its course regular and straight The main lode -
not turned around head of ground the feeder
was In 10 part pinched up although is not rich
throughout You depend upon IT, that the ground now
being opened will pay for Stopping
"fhe Forest niue Is continuing to hold out well. Mr.
Livingston driving the work with great energy aud econ
omy The vein is regular and rich in small masses and
stamp copper With the exception Of the Minnesota, this
mine will Ship copper than any other in this district
The Cape Nine Iron City, Northwestern, Waterbury
and Copper Falls all improving OF the Copper Falls
Mr. Hill writes
"Both of our mines are looking unusually well. They
never appeared well at this time by the middle OF
April shall be able to give some account OF the amount OF
copper in each fathom Of ground where we have com
menctd Stopping and also by that time shall get the deep
gallery to shaft No Nine and the gallery from sh At
No TO shaft No Hill Mine, after which shall trouble
you with my report We having fine weather have got
tituh ha
about half the stone required
The accounts from the Isle Royal and Portage, Por
tage Lake are exceedingly favorable aud this is becoming
the favorite location for mining enterprises. letter
writer says of them The vein is fifteen feet wide, and
the greatest show ever saw At the Bluff the vein is
feet between the walls and getting richer daily The Man
itou looks wen, with q feet vein of good stamp
work We give also letter from Mr. VIM. H. Stevens to
The Tribune containing some information the same
subject
In relation to Coppers,' The Boston Post says
ain the Stock marx ct COppers' have been active
gained this week, and large market will then be obtain
ed for this species of property There rapidly growing
rage and easy money market likely to many sorts
advance with clear idea the part OF the purchasers
of their positive comparatiy worth. Copper Falls Tol
tee and Forest. the best held dividend Coppers
in this market and any accidental decline brings in
/ buyers for the limited quantities offered
/ II also says;
We have read the report of the government officers who
tested the density and strength Of Of the Malone Sandstone
inferior TO the best sente only, in both particulars
while superior in beauty and in the with which is
wrought Measures will soon be taken to introduce il
tensvey in this market where the specimen slabs have al
ready met with general approval The is in
getic and respectable hands and good Judges that the
stock likely TO pay large dividends sale OF $4,000
only would pay 10 10 10 per cent upon the present
ket value OF the shares.
The Dayton and Michigan Railway is completed and
in operation from Dayton to Troy The remainder OF the
line to Sidney will be completed by the LIST of July. The
entire line Toledo placed under contract for gradng
and masonry The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Com
pany operates this road.
The Anthracite Coal trade. for the week ending last
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