New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

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A. ss2Si4 1Io az Tor the first bine months, me -,
bitm.ut. for the VII re year OF 1872 would e't fy ~
tt, IN, shipped in ls5, w,.''''''''' ss ss a.
The .ncunt shipped n 1852 4'IosiOs
The .hipIed in 1851 ws''''''''''''' S'E'V"
Total sold exported in FIVE e.r....s22 s So'741 ~
The Alta Californian Of the 9Th says:
THuRDAY EvEsNG ocT 4-Con'idens taht IN, ha. been
d,t and ectnd bsnes The amount Of course hes been re-
sced in degree by the other 2, lns
b.. very s-ney occupied with tner and ~
mai ID be fr the steamers but toe ieenf mani
Ire various lns' FOODS sueqI' We u 9r ne re- I S
NIGHTS trsde and the Noe the business done To-Day nas
The Fo1r msei continue. much excited and rare ar. =,
Tr.1setiors for the present 'I al e
We pretend FIX rates g ca rent ones . scn ~
@nrJ ,eeorSed II is pretty well understood howsver
Il additional order ard that TO ry considefsbe ehent
have been @ ~ Ia'' s' 2. s Stts
from he ioutb that hour has been sold v.pa
rsso SS but confess the price - sreN nat We are
constr,n,d look upon The statement nth suspicion Theen
0Ds sDs Sa W. ss Key Ss U the
sby nsmuch BY that viii have heard something OF
HseS IL mus. be Torne IN rniOS will be gathered snusy
about he time that Of our export arsoes viii reaeh
Tb. Grain hs, been ueve Jay and rates for Barley
and whes have sd,at ced TO what may 9e % 81
2!c. and the letter st Ste Oau also have adya ed
Money day has OF cOure been in demand and sporeG
hight bat we 90 not notice any srnseney The job
Der. are ps,ips up well and the country traders
!Ita The amount Of Exchange drawn day does not
end S B' . ar, bs s . III, a pot b
Urge At the same time, impossible TO estnse
The Provision msrI ha. quite H to-day and the quo
t,tions we send frwDd the East viii sstonsh sme OF our
wei .no sells readily even At bsh uiol But
very that sHa choice parcels ana ihe his ''
coming 10 hand Of proper quality will undoubtedly COMMAND
material advance.
Speaking Of the business of Chicago, correspond
ent writing from that place says:
rode nearly all night last night over the Michigan
Southern ROAD squeezed inc train OF sixteen passen-
ger cars and on our arrival here found no place 10 lsy
nv head rot even a cot or sofa. slept chair at
ne Tfen ont till breakfast time, and about 10 clock
made out TO set a room. started OUT 70 see tne
torp drove with difficulty ~ tie river, waited quar-
ter Of 81 hour to take urn in the string OF vehicles
waiting 10 cIoss the bridge, got over the 1dge ana
waited in perfect jam OF wagons Tor a tram OF hlne-
teen Galena and Chicago freight cars TO pass MADE
out TO get within block Of the Gdena Office, thre sd I'd
MY way on foot the balance of the distance through
the largest medley of carts, carriages, omnouses,
boxes baggage and people that ever saw round
re- hoad depot | am bound 10 see prairie ana 10
bate q ride over this famous Galena road Ine re-
GENTS this month of the Galena will be in the neigh
borhood of $500, 000 and when they Dish the ine 10
Fulton (a done but about twelve miles You VIII see
.uch receipt. as you never dreamed OF. IL IS rumored
here that he Company are about to declare extra
dividend of cent on stock also, TO caucel the
balarce of their second mortgage bonds, and issue
ten cent of stock 10 the stockholders at par. This
will be judieous move, avoiding Is 1t Goes any
further sacrifice on bonds.
ODe thing is certain you may set chicago down
for one of the largest cities IN the Union In very
short time. Every thing is now IN crude shape;
scarcely street or building or dock yet finished
The coipmotion however will soon work out CON-
ple'enes Around the city il vast, bleak, DESC
late prairie more like the campagna around Rome
than any thing have ever before seen. An imuenss
number of streets and lots are staked OIL IN every OIL
rection and being cold at public and private sale
daily met tram OF carriages coming IN IRON one
of these auctions where they had cold to-day lots TO
the amount of s5s5 OOO Quarter down, and balance
From The lake superior Journal
A. lergh able 10 give the readers OF me Jour
nal detailed statement OF the yield OF copper Tor the
present year. The amount exceeds the estimates which
had made by 900 tuns. This ts state OF things
we like see and argues well for the manner IN winch
the agents ana superlptendents are prosecuting the
work Of mining The copper that has gone below this
season has been cleaned thoroughly than hereto
FORE the average for the whole range being 20 per cent
Last season the average was between b and % per
cent The present prospects are that the yield Will be
nearly double The coming year, as many mines that
have just begun operations will become large shippers.
We notice. also, that some Of tie mines Ia. were
con PEELED to stop operations by the money pressure
of last Winter are reeuu ing their work and dong well
These sTe good grounds for belief that nearly al
the mines that we're closed up viii be opened and
work cd as most Of the loo stOns are good ones.
The following tables show the amount OF copper
that the agents of the different mines are confident OF
beir able to ship the present season. large pro-
portion has already goIe below, some of the mines
havir completed the ears business. In the others,
the estimates formed from the amount OF copper
in sight and on the docks The tables will be found
TO be nearly, if not quite correct.
oSToSAGoS DISTRICT.
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