New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08
corresponding week last year

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Tire auction saeS of dry goods to-day were not
successful. Lower prices were generally established
and the demand WAS very moderate. The produce
markets quiet and heavy.
The suits against tie Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road Company to compel them to run their trains
over the entire length of the Northern Division Rail-
road have been decided by the Supreme Court Of
Ohio in favor of the Railroad Company.
The track of the Atlantic aud Great Western Rail-
road is laid as far as Tullmadge, and cars run TO
Franklin Mills. 1t is probable that the track will
DO laid to Akron in a few days, andcars regular.
~ 10 Salamanca thereafter. Tho length of the road
from Akron to Salamanca is 1904 miles The rolling
stock of the road is spoken Of by those who have
seen il as Of the most substantial quality. There
are 30 locomotives barDng coal, beside the locomo
tiyes for Jassengor-.rains which burn wood, 10 be
used east of Akron. Too Directors held u meeting
at Meadville on tie 9Th inst, at which il was re.
solved 20 complete tie road without any delay to
| Cincinnati.
Mr. Joeeph Brokaw was yesterday unanimously
elected President Of tire Importers end Traders
Insurance Company, III place OF Mr. Il. Z. MaHisue,
resigned.
When tho Erie Railroad was being built through
the hills near Port Jeryis, the wofkmen Gu,
metallic vein, little suspecling that they had I'M
covered tho rchsst lead-bsaring lnds ever
discovered in this country, and perhaps my other.
Recently, come New-York capitalists have bought
the location, o.glnzed a company Tor working it,
under the title Of tie Erie Lead Mining Company,
and are now delivering large amounts of lead with
a. much regularity RS the bett-deyeloped mines Of
Europe. Mr.. Thomas Pelherick, Ne weI.known
miuing engineer, has visited this miro within few
days, aud writes 10 fieni a. follows:
III. vein ,.re, In r. rem sbout two feet to over nine foe.
Width ard Is nearly persrlcaaI L. is Rue ieiN, making
m WI through the herd s.ndsoae rock Of The eonatry,
la eonpo.rion aud chstcsensies arc such, IN
my e'u~soa a. 70 Jus s''a, eonassneo ~ Tie 'ueee'ui
The ,h, Is about % fee. dep and n. o.eo 'nps IN rich
Ted from, s very es sss S 81 WE ,sS
rch leader OF with scarcely my ejs1tne snd the
ti thor I. ofths MAJ Ia y !. o. Yer; sso,'Ge nsts,o
IN. other ~, OF he also very fsvoiAbls appesr
snrs e eeSt.s psr, Oft eootsna considerable proper.
a., ~ r.l. AID ts H. quent srctppsne cot 10 pr2aucttye
n,;a-. BIZ, 40 or 81 hu,st 81 Rlc. Win suitable na
III ely fr redncon a. seraior IBIS part o. the VEN can
b cd I r,,t sdVsnia3-. Tue walls ~ the veto
Iii .f,.I aud ..tul.r nud thy north wall there is
oodookng hlok4a or clsyey course very Important In
sr 20 49, f-rYpy = mining and sim more hsorA.
IL rl.e,e,c Altogether, the sprssrsuc" Of The vein 10
this the deOs orehing IL In NY opinion io'' satisfactory
I =. 40 pt..,ut aud the future prospect
Ne,rfy 81 foot ffom the slar, there q driit bou three
ct hsisr uln rhs top Of IL. shaft which hss been a.
n.,t + and ond. tie close driii. little below trio
s1ar. there Of g-es snont 80 .tt N snef Ia
.. r,t ~ which A. to feet Niie aud At Ors
point .bon, 'eet ! anticipate imporn r''u' from ile
Ton Of evia' rrnp-r dePS, IN s't'ndns tho ori
psrsnca mad not hsrn productive. Whom hd, l., :,
& ADO" ~ bSi With & h yss ofs bSt on Sr 81
ts , inebs. via. very promising s.ssufsnos .ni
,,ns Cl.ni aud Oead7tbs at,st good ludira.
tiou Of father imlfovenhnt
There . s,o t'i 'i, 'e-itob 70 f-e, deep, In viii
not sccss lille for nS tZa,uil .ion.
B-ds the ore ar.liy sen, 70 nsfket and the ground
zee $50 es' anu " I-i'1 's W.. on tue 90 fsc-j
could no. we'll escrrta tie quantity of utiustelv aysbe
ne thu, fr cd srp ee ID however, that I, r'm 100
t. no tnna Of the fret Is. dreIipon TIA, TIE
orc remaining s.und 10 be reduced sud prepared b,
M rryl ihr whole quatiit, mined to hi, time will eE
coed t. OF witch, nc the market prce
,,yr. ygL.t the actual costs Bve besn hs material
beca s. the commencement II mnils preceding seDrrol
otdh ~ eXpeuGs If a settled regular management coz
stder un- such mann cement the proportion Of profit
p"'prfrs i 20, ~ a. A., III r
ing that , rate POM cannot m expected 10 long
untap~d notwithstanding that great in'ease Of aggre
1T profit m'y 9e raoaao e, pcea to Faoyc.' fnr long
M, EXPECTED tha N addition 10 such rcn OF
ore A. ,ho.e rrael oy tho present. openings additional
uuante. Of lv,s vein staff mixed with the gangu- vi
6y the application Of suitable machinery for their reelection
nd epsiaon ~ very proBtsbl operated and largely In
cI,a'e the ssgregsto sn'unt Of profit.
hr. Pelherck winds up by saying:
Befor. osine tat. letter will observe h, hsvs
my srp-rence ssrn In WHICH, looking tho extent
OF The effected, Afforded greater, il great
| prospect Of large and iHors1'iDs ptohtA -
| II. Is. HuIbnt, Cashier vi the Bank of Commerce
nj Cleveland, bas made arrangements with Secretary
Chase looking to the establishment Of bank in tina.
city, under the Act ettited can Act to provide
National Currency, secured by pledge of United
States Stocks aud TO provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof" Resolutions have been adopted
by the Bank transferring its capital to the new Bank;
the capital of which was fixed at $500, 000 with
authority reserved to increase it TO 81, 100000.
siprkets-ciNsvrLLr hKroKrsp rca TIVE NY; rRingsn
TUESDAY,, April T. 1903 49,
ASHES ue steady and in moderate demand, at $sS ~ %
| for Pots and 80 Tor Psrla
poTsrpNWs siL obrad "a rpport the dull and