New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26


Manuiscturtsef sih...........-..... 90 l@1.
Manufactures Of Flax ................. l& Sf2
AseeuAneos' l.oS o'i"
Total. ...........................2eN 2N.ll6
Last year.
The Little Miami Railroad Company's re-
cepts for week ending March 90 1851 sl23Ja Is
Receipts for week ending March 20. lsS2-- 7,sS9 10
Increase nearly 58, or............-.... sf,S33 IS
The new silver coin, it is expected, will be
issued BY the Mint about the 18th of April next The
Mint has about half million Of dollars worth Of silver
on hand.
The sdvices from the various Mining dis
tricts which have been received in the last
few days, are In nearly every instance favors-
BILE. A much larger amount Of capital IA now
invested In developing mineral resources than ever
before and new locations almost daily taken up.
From Lake Superior the late mails have brought en-
courseing accounts from nearly every locstion. The
Chf, South Cliff, Minnesota, Copper Falls, North
American, North West Dana Farm, Norwich, Wind
cor Isle Royal National &c, &C. the accounts are
entirely satisfactory There is doubt that large
advance awaits the best Of the above Stocks II the
mining operations are carried on with energy, judg-
ment and economy. Ia North Carolina mining dis
trict being opened which promises in value, to be
formidable rival to Lake Superior. Large deposits Of
yellow suphuret Of copper have been discovered and
four or FIVE New York Companies have been formed to
WORK them The only which has marketed any cop
per Is the North Carolina Co which has sold and sdver
tised to sell 300 tuna Two or three gentlemen have
recently arrived from this Companys mines and fully
confirm the previous accounts Of their great richness.
The Ocoee Company has taken up location in Ruth
erford County rich in gold and copper. the reports
from which are very favorable. The reports from the
Ulster the Great Northern the Morris, Virgins, Eizs-
beth, &C. are also fabOrable. Al the Blair, Qesd)
the vein In the shaft and drift IL feet wide,
having Is inches of pure argenufcrous galona and
the remainder about % per cent ore. The vein
at the Middetown Silver Lend Mine has increased
to feet inches and every portion Of the mine looks
we'll About half tun Of the ore has been shipped 10
England, will he in few days. for sssAy AT War
wick the workmen have been embarrassed by water,
but doing better. The working Of the machinery
continues satisfactory. The Penn, ylyaris Zinc Co are
preparing supply the market during the summer with
[. large amount OF IL. Pants The yield Of ore Is
quite equal to the expectations Of lie managers. From
Cuba the accounts generally satisfactory. EsPe
rama Is not doing well but from San Augustine and
san Antonio both under the American Mining Compa-
ny the reports very promising. especially from the
latter Al the former twenty Of dressed were
held three times week at the Office Of W II Stevens,
No y wsn,r the following were the quotations:
Pittsburgh snd Boston Mining Company tlSD offered,
SIS s,sed; Minresoa Mining CO slS Q, go, - Cop,
per Fsll. Minins Go 80 Of &c 3; NoTth AIsrieah
North " Mining 60. az Of II ~ Natisus Mining
90 sls o. sA a. PhaniS aninsCo sloe: 81 rstse
MnIng to O. b. - o.. - =: Eagle Harbor Mining CO.
ioof sl2G Native COPPER Mining 60 So Of, a. D.na
Mu-rg Co 81 Of, IS a: Forest Mining Co. el6i Of s7
9f Bsr MIMI MniSs CO .s q r:ssr Mas. Co.
Morris Mining Go. = Of North { vslinA A1iinE
Co sl9 Of sSa: rot1@se MiaiSf 60 81 :: soIs,s.
non Mining Co. & a. Warwick Minins Co SO Ns-
topAl Minina Co = Of ~ hautOa Mining Co - Of
Waterbury Mining Co. - Of Is Connecticut MlnlnE
Co - o. IS Douglas. Houshion NJ INNS 60 - oil =
Lie Royal Mining Co. 80 Of S1a Newfork and Aiehi-
gan Mining Co -. Of. S4a.
At Boston yesterday the quotations were
Pittsburgh and Boston Mining Co 49 offered 80 asked
MinDesst4 10. 10 Of, l6O a. Nofth AlcHcAn do %; O.
90 North West DO. = -; North wessA DO. !: Of
IA; PLgniX do. Of, 10 a. Forest DO lot d u a.
Toltec Do of "a Faro DO Of a; AlsoHsA 10 2oi
Sa Dana DO " Of, 5s Winthrop do. Of, q; Native
Ceppsr do Of. sa Ssmmit Copper do. 5 Of; NOf~ich
do !, Of Il =; lie RoyA DO sOf, 10 a; M.aitSa do
q ,5A
By the Asia We learn that the depression Ia
Cotton and BreadssunS continued but this gen.r
.lly anticipated Provisions were in fair demand;
trad. generally was healthy. The demand for money
continued sctive, but the supply good, snd The
Bank had made no further change in the rate VI IN
trrest The condition o. the Bsrke, Is bes, shown by
the movement IN Console which had advanced ~ par.
Railway shares and mines were more active. Further
arrivals Of specie Rad taken place The ornOco from
the West Indies brought - coo; The City OF London
ssoOOO; the Ripon $4,000 Australia gold. The Cen
t.1sstsl Exehenges were easy There was buoyAni
rnarks, Tor silver and large saes have been made a.
the advanced quots'ious both in Bar Silver and Dolar'
The demand fcr the East continues unAbstee.
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