New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

Of Indiana and sucn otneT persons a. shall or mzy pc
associated with them.
At Boston, money continues very active, but
the improved rites Of discount has brought consider
able capital into the street. which makes ]; rather easier
Of access
The Committee Of the Senate Of Indiana 20
whom the subjeet Of Free Banks WIS referred, have
made repor, with bin, which they say i designed
10 give sound currency the public fair profit 70
the banker and an undoubted security TO the bholder
limits the State stocks 70 be received 70 the stock now
created By the States Of Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, New
York Massachusetts Tennessee and Kentucky or such
Of them a. continue 70 pay interest semisnuualy or
ofener The banker, to obtain circusron- Transfers
the stock 70 the stste AUDITOR and can only receive
600 Of circulating notes for every SIP Of stock trans
ferred There provision limiting the Banks loan
and circulate their notes within tho State Of Indiana
Banks already established are required to comply With
the new law in sixty days or forfeit their ch2rers One
Of the new banks Of that sts,e IL already under pro-
test for non payment Of circulation.
The following facts in relation to the BGrrs-
Burra Copper Nine Of Austrslia are taken from Lon
don WORK entitled The Three Colonie. Of Australia
By Samuel Sydney, author Of the Australian Hand
book
"The Burrs BuTrs mine has furnished for years
about ourfhs Of the metallic exports o. South Austria
liza. II was hrst opened in l-45 In which year 5000
acres Of land were purchased from Government for
420OO0-sey 100000 The proprietors. after raising
tie hard each for payment, with extreme difficulty, aud
by buyirg NJ. ri enormous premiums. almost every
sovereign in the colony finally quarreled among them
s,lvcs and separated into two pares Il wa finally de-
cded b divide the land into two equal parts The 1000
acres obtained by party we're chrstened Tee Pm
GEES Royal and have not as TAR as we know" yot yielded
any returnf.
The remainder, which by the way. fen TO the poorer
class Of The PROJECTORS, was called The BuuaBurra
1t became the most productive copper mine In the
world, and gave wonderful and sustained movement
20 the business property and enterprise Of the whole
colony Tie "Burra Burra originally consisted of 246i
shares e s. each, but the capital wa sfterward IN
creased 20 10000 70 be presumed thain increas
ing the capital the number Of shares was doubled. Ii
90, the original outlay each share but s25 Com
moDced ia September 1si5 the quantity OF actually
rised during The hrst three years was 1896 tuns,
equal 10 10000 uns of fine copper which n $40 per
$50 amount TO G7o00OO or s3.5O0OOO The first
dividend paid In june ls47, OF 30 shngs per share
(s2 So In July, ls4 came second dividend Of equal
amount Between July 1871, and June l3iS three
divdends paid but their amount il not given. In
July, ls47, however came sixth dividend Of $40 per
share so and In September lsI7 a seventh dividend
also Of SO In the latter part Of ls4s the miners
struck for higher wagCs and operations were suspend
ed until March, l-fq On the 9Th September 1919. an
eighth dividend of 4 SO declared In 1850 four
dividends Of $40 each $500 in the whole paid
Since that year the returns have experienced tempo
rBTy check from the emigration 20 the gold diggings
and We have no urther statistics Reckoning the 81
fh and 9Th diydends being equal those previously
paid, ind that single share OF the Burra Burra mine
that originally cost but SIS has received the
amount Of S3s1 30, in dividends from 1855 % lrJl
while at The last accOunfs the stock itself sold in
the market at $3.50 The gold fever by diminishing the
yield Of tho mine, depressed the price Of the stock
which in 1915 sold for e2l0 or 81 $50"
The above compilation, says the Boston Poef has
he m IN WIN Las IL,
ing and for the special benefit Of those who fancy that
too much is expected from the Lake Superior Copper
Mines. Il il true that some Of the Australian Mines
have been unsuccessful and it is equally true doubt
lees, that some Of the Lake Superior mines will not
make money. But /, is no less true tha; the Burrn.
Burra mine has yielded the prodigous results above
suited that the Cliff mine on Lake Superior has already
paid for itself fo times orc and that as favorable
sults arc indicated many other localities in the
neighborhood of the latter Il should slso be remen-
berod tina, the produce Of the Burra Burra blue
Donate, red oxyde and malaohtc, and not az in the
Lake Superior mines, the native copper itself The
very richest product Of the Burra never exceeds 40 y
cent OF pure Copper, while the pure Copper in the
masses" Of the Michigan mnes average 20 to - y
cent The whole Of the immense product Of the Burrs
Burra up TO 1850 was obtained within 30 fathoms Of
the surface
Exports for the week ending Feb %:
l"sroot-ds bales Cotton 1888 bbls iOui 80 DO chroms
Con q do WHEAT g4doo ID Bsoou ss7 DO cheese $40 al
o. Lard tses Linen 49, casks Cufran $40 ss Sperm Oh
ro 600 slaves hs Mahosany, Is Book Flax
seed $40 n yellow Metal i3i Cbct Do Medicines ess
horn LI' ceases Furniture pls Bdlers 100 bb Ape. 80
ahds Clover seed II cases Cobalt D DO H. Goods do Paper
f,lSorTs Ems 600 slaves. s.asa bush Wheat
Gli'eov 81 btl'. floar. le6 tcs. BeeL
H,,m-i Cl6 lslrs co,,oa 81 bb. Jsver,' Ashes. Il5i n
go DO Bcr~a1 IS t 20; A.tes, soses Ind Rubber Goods,
do Furniture. ptgs Ira cases Cssrs - do ShloAs
81 b'es Cotton rs hbls Ns.s stores So do 20,
Nabossay 100 eores ENuac Of Lofwood, 100 tds Cedar Ps
Asvrr, hos Eav stores, - do Pc, md Peal Ashes. -
Do Corn Mesl, CSC lbs Wax rs hhds Tobaco. e
ia sag' Coffee Sta,e., 100 oss M,bOsany sIq he Whale
nss n 10 Drug, DO Doon $40 ueL, rasue los Hard
B-rr.s HosBrs.lt.b. Pok aai d. Fouf ~ DO sBr-ad
Is do Beet do Arpes 81 do rot'' u Do Tsr tess ned
2tio tunches ouon $50 Is Csods 3sl 70 butter as1i 70
a. So, y, I'm ~ 20 49, st 70 L.' !, ~. IL,
"a sell. Cordals 30, do u- l3l DO sseed OIL sls
SaS d. CONS. 10 D. N,, :. Do Shes ss1. Blown n $40 SO
snI so s Rum tN' sap ps'- Domestcs % do Pcrtam,
- bush r,.s. ea.e. Iads Esb0sr Goei. n 40 Crag~.
Beet 90 Besn- "a Com Nsal 70 30 Tar s0ss bash
Corn II 17s y N'nu' ursd 10, So 80 ro~ Rec
lunbe . pks. puss 7oeas oakam, sotrss Mas, pks.
crt,-l1o bush fuisioes da "a do Ape, d.
Ahoso 4. 10 Beef 20 b cem,ni, Do Baes 10 ciae
ln+st.
90 Al lSdo NsvslSocs cwt Coadsh 80 SIS Whe OF 81
Ilfs SAL SO n Bur SO d. Manufacture. Tabacco 10
lcsihcT asa 10 Ld oodl ra ~ a Hams
' IT, sheet Corl ~ os Honry - DO Castles, IS do Ci-
20 co Soap 90 lihgfrph. 81 kc. Naichcs n bids
Con- Meal 80 bah Cora. fss. ehts Tea sses
tears u lsIec ill Luc hs. shuge - Trauks
- shooks WV Hoops 10 bas T~be AM Roe . Sstier
u 90 furtituEe 20 90 Dug a B and Sho-. s0O Bncks
% 9. Hardware 90 siin, a. Nacansry, 40 sk'a>
Atitstis-ilV tbs : Bread l.l1 40. do so bt Pok
~ 's2 % foaf IL a. Nmesar 100 Ia APgl~s DIV
lsh casAs hfnnty as pas DRIED ffui- ri PEks1
Pen llSl tAN herrng leu 90 Candies. Pike
e Sesr % 30 >Nfuf, Ga faumrry s. % C3ef 1872 a.
uNcfs - Do Catns N SsTO p NsuufscuFei
lot4ssui 80 so Do hau4 Escon
y 80 do huiier 22o'4 81 Lard ss0n - C.ec-e
Broaa~ ls,i pks oivsrci sl3 DO Furnisrc -et
Boards ili tor Cocoa pssk pkEs an sb-s. 80
ais NAH G7osscs Cots 5 do MArawsrs IS
rAe. pfuss Paw hopses l2toO Shade Scas. 2.10
ln'e cat sctsesCkAns 1ito Hat l. Pks. Dossts y.
PsTs Reeso shoAs liFCo Hoos- 10 sa- Posa,e, 10 d.
Orlon~. DC
Anigl Tar roS. Elss Ppu - ptss Dou1e.e- d pks.
EHtfssuu have Couhs - 90 Mach nesy s. Do Dras. ia
Boeks bSs ffv Cav pkss Woo1ssr- n
Do Hartwsre rs Cohes ssllcfy CS.ios - 80.
CoCos, eesscs Sis, A. ptss les.
csasI i'issp'-sV e's hel-as 70 htls Rlet Fsa 10 DO
Bread 10 % kesr, a.. d, b. Ch~e. ia Hans.
Ibscco - ol Naaf % ot o. 10
Sumrs Ch. 81 ~t l1aahrf Fsrliue
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