The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

AS near ~ can ascertain the tho bank stand
good, ST. 900 doubtful siSc bad $4,000 The CIR
cuation IL about SGD 900 and deposits $40 900 stock
holders responsibility should not place over SIS 900
With regard TO when dividends will he made am entirely
under the direction OF the Court he depend upon
collections Unless the Court directs Otherwise
close the whole thing in ninety days This can only DO
done by selling the assets 1t auction for cash down and
this course, n these times, would not Judgment
yiod twenty i've cents tho dollar 70 bill holders whe
II tho Court chooses To dress that time shall he given
the receiver 10 make collections think nfty to
seventy FIVE cents the dollar may he made
The Buffalo Advertiser Of the 10th inst has the
following
IR BUtTAIo GRAM TRADR -we see that 900 bushes
OF wheat shipped yesterday from Chicago To Buffalo
This with what previously On the way, would add
GOO 900 bushels Of wheat 900 do and 70 900 do
oats Therc has arrived here wisAin tho past eight days.
500 600 bushels Of wheat 81 900 do corn 900 do oats
and 900 do barley The aggregate therefore, of grain
placed vdnxtl market via Buffalo within the past
alone hence by canal within two weeks wcrc 800 200
bushels The sales OF teur corn and oats have also been
pretty good Considering the times this Is trade not 70
be ashamed Of and what Is better II shows tho activity
with which tho country IS making up for 'lost time in
getting produce forward We have taken the receipt.
OF -four into this all Ihey largo during
tho ist Two weeks, aggregatine l4o, 900 barrels.
The Ontonagon Qakc Superor) Miner Of the
3lst of October, furnishes the following information
relative TO the copper mining dstricts-
II Is but little two months since the Toec recon-
nenced operations under tic general charge OF DR. L. w.
Clarke Of boston superintendent and CAPT Henry Buz-
TO- Agent and although they had almost everything on
the ground necessary 10 reopenng yet these scat
tered various parts Of the location and had boon out
Of long that required much labor and expense
replace and III them UP.
Tho stamping cleaning was formerly done on small
half mile from the mine, they have twelve
heads Of stamps In successful operation Immediately
No. shaft, driven by tho pumping and hosting engine
and supplied with water from the mne which If needed
paees through trsughs to No shaft and down IT, through
the different levels and WINES TO the bottom OF tho NINE
and again ready for only during the dryer portion
OF the that this will be required The engine
|. entirely sufficient for stamping raising and pumping
for much larger force than that now employed being
perfectly safe with 50 pounds Of steam while they seldom
require more than rs to 80 pounds at present They have
80 memo miners and Is surface men-at expense OF
say 81 800 81 500 per month and their average yield
Of copperfor same time will not perhaps, seven
tons, which at present rates will give marginal
Cess OF $500 To $500 income over expenditure.
AT the Adventure there IL abundant evidence Of mine
Of inexhaustble wealth We have larger Of
copper at occasional points this years snce than
are percepuble now, but never before such large
amount oi copper bearing lode a. at present. The indie
fatigablc agent, Mr Mason knows too we the avaiia
bty Of mass copper the money market these times
leave yer, much unshipped hence Their scarcity
The amount OF stamp work produced il greater than
render markets bio ard Is the opinion of the agent that
leo tons would have been added to their shipment the
present season by the necessary additional facilities
this respect.
Al the ogna they also working small force with
marked success After opening at two points the most
elevated portion Of the buii and sinking sufficient depth
the strength and dip Of tho lode the party
The west end have common ced driving drift
the course Of the vein with view 10 stopping down the
lode in order 10 pay you This, from present ap
pearances, viii DC readily DONE and have the
confidence that this mine will make a good report
next spring
At the Vest Minnesota mine recent openings have dis
closed very promising show some distance south OF
their former work ngs, from which several small Jumps
ot copper have already been taken We learn that this
discovery the result OF much careful examination and
Of The relative position and distance OF the
Minnesota and National VEINS OF which will speak more
al length in future number
The larges. piece OF copper perhaps, that was ever
shipped the world taken on board Of tho Mineral
X,
Minnesota mine and weighed nine thousand five hundred
and sixty two pounds