New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-27
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The following mining items gathered from
California, Nevada, and Colorado newspapers: The
Consolidated Virginia Mine is reported to be pro-
ducug 800 tons of ore per day. The new assay
Office of the Company is completed and in OPERATION
and as 1t is claimed is the finest establishment of
the kind in the world, having a capacity to melt
and assay $40, 100000 bullion per month in addi-
ton TO ore assays Its principal officers were taken
from the different United States MINIS. The CAN
fornia Mine yields 800 tons per day, which ranges
between 800 aud 800 per ton. The new joint
and shaft (which is nearly 800 feet deep
will when completed admit the raising of 1000 tons
of ore daily. The last weekly cleanup at tho
Eureka gold mine returned 40 ounces of gold. The
Caledonia Mining Company has levied an assessment
of ~ per share, delinquent May %.
On April 10 the Anglo-Calfornia Bank, San Fran
cisco slipped $40 coo in trade dollars and $1G,S3i
IN Mexican dollars to China. Chinese merchants
also forwarded about 100000 in treasure the same
day.
The mines of Bender County. Col, have yielded
5000 900 worth of ielurium ore, according 10 The
present uncertain mode of valuation. company
has been organized to drive mining and drain tun-
mel through treasure Ill., White Pine, Nevada II
will be about II 900 feet long, and lis cost probably
-. COO coo. The Colorado State Mining Company
has engaged the services of Mr.. Bradford II. Locke
~ resident mining ergineer-in-chlef, at Ccntral
City, with the view of commencing operations al
once in mines already developed.
Cable adyices report qu!ctcr condition OF affairs
on tie London Stock Exchange. money, however.
continuing abundant at tle rates last quoted, the
Bank of England making q gain on balance to-day
| of ElSO,OOO hullioa. The British Couso!s were
steady and of United Stairs bonds new tves were up
! 10 lOGli ten-fortcs remaining steady and arm at
| fO65GlO7, AID Old lSGJs at 1889 y 1879, while
! o67s recoded quarter to 1922. Lrie CLOSED at
IA, for Common. ~ for Preferred. and <ew-l ork
| Central at 10lG10ll2. IN Frankfort United States
new fvcs advanced to 1925. In Paris, the five per
cent Rontes were up To 1O6.12l2 and Exchange on
London quoted at 2j2i. Tie foreign exchanges here
were very strong and iow offerings were reported
A,.ung rates were : s. and 81 30, and selling rates
were up to 81 s70Si o7li and - s3h0>i s9l2
| 20 tie for GO days and sight Tie steamer Abys-
snia for Europe sailed to-day with $4,000 silver
| bars. There was no activity 10 the gold market.
any movement being held in allegiance by the
proposals of the Treasury for the purchase Of gold TO-
| morrow. After 1910 all the "a les were 1T 1929.
! though before that there were some NJ ll2i2.
Loans cost one per cent for carrying, fat. and for
| borrowing one and two per cent. The Assistant
| Treasurer PAID out $1,000 in coin interest on tho
| public debt and $1,000 in redemption Of called
| bonds The Sub-Trcasury today paid out SIS, 800
| in silver coin To applicants here ana sol 900 on
drafts from Washing The days business at the
| Sold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared,
SCI, 79l 900; gold balances $2,0j9, 300; currency
balances, So, 537. 500. We annex principal quota
| tons:
ogo... ll2t ils2i lcooil22,'' 2% Pa II % :.
|. !Y To-. % 1880 liz 200 LES
The Treasury has directed payments OF May inter
est to commence Tomorrow, without rebate.
The closing quotations of foreign exchange arc