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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-15
MINES AND MINING.


TUESDAY, Dec. H-P. VI.
Tho mining stock markets are still depressed by
the decline and the queer" operations III b'st""
Consolidated stock. But the depression ~ more
marked by dulncss than by prices. Boston Cohsoi-
idated continued weak. and finally sold at 30
cents against 1.25 yesterday. Oh the Lead
vile shares Chrysolite was almost neglected.
there being only few sales &C G2laGos. oouth
Hte recovered from 20 to 81 cents and Lea"Vlne
Consolidated from 90 to 6O059 cents; bnt Anne
and Climax each were 1 cent lower at AZ ana ol
cents respectively The Comstock shares exhIDH'd
no life and were inclined to he weak HAIKU was
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buyer 30 days The Bode stocks were
no better than the ComstOcks. lbe STOCKS %
the gold mines of the Grinneh Distrcii "i
California. and the Rising sun while Cull remained
about steady. OF the low-prlce stocks, Ood a
was firm at 40 cents Calayeras weak Dul III hnli
sales unchanged at % cents; Buckeye active ana
| cent htg ier at 20 cents; Silver Nugget ctht
lower at II cents. and Copper KNOB WEAK a
2 cents decline 70 10 cents. Inc market closed duii
and unsettled.
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FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. VI.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

TPADvuLr. C0l Dec. Ill have been through the
CIrvso.lte mine ana through The New Discovery II
L,ttlr Piftsbllig today. Manager ROlker has petn
kaaolnr aillpt IN regard 10 ChIysDltc, but thc mime
mas opened IN wonderful ore bogles. All the dIuis
h"ve ou.ned in ore. he wrirrr has frequently
never before saw II look well. ne nine started
ON november -, and since then the actual ore set
rIemcLts amount TO G9l TONS aud the
net receipts TO So3,6l4 at the shelters
Inst NIGHT there wee still unsettled Tor
300 tons. Forty-threo Thousand dollars
have been RENTED TO NeW-lork' an F4o,OoV
more 90 tomorrow. lie nine IS shipping an
average of sixty tons daily, and the Trade Is better
than ever before.
visited the New discovery with Manager C3nda.
The mine was Grst opened on Sunday last. We
went 400 feet north. here was no hre or smoke.
They are clearing up the mlne and VIII begin min
ing 10y Thursday. -
Amie resumes hosting by No. . shaft to-day The
nine begun hosting on MONDAY by he new SHAFT,
and this morning struck large body or chloride
ore III IL.
HILEVA, Mont. Doc. 1i.-Tno alta Montana
worDs Yesterday shipped 10000 pounds Of bullion
to the Omaha Refinery. ne smrtters are steadily
employed, producing G,GOO pounds of bullion dany.
Rulilon awaiting tran. pOrtarOn amounts 30 $4,000
pouuds The extent of the Ala mine b"hauza, I'M
covered on the 3O0-levcl. measures 2O,OOO t0uS OF
ore aSsuyIng $50 10 the ON.
The Bona.zl Chief mil makes haf-monthly
ceauuus The value of the bar just cast at the Uni
srates Assay Office is $500. The shaft winch IS
BENZ sunk show continuous extensive ore uody.
the SD, ply is sufficient ~ employ 20 stamps
The Gregory miuo IS producing high grade gaena
ores. 90
Concentrating works Will be in operation in 90
SAN FrAyCIsc0, Dec. 1.-the Bullion Mining
Company has levied assessment Of so cents a
sll re.
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SECOND CALL--12:30 O'CLOCK p. VI.

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"Vu 80 - la II 800 b3O.. AZ
l0t 3 10 Little Pitisbg 100. .s3 20 Chrys"Ie q,
lODO.....3O IJu E3. 200 Amlo . 0OO, DO
400. 3.2J Cherokee luODl0 'so TOO i"''"' IA
Grand Prize 100 DO 100 lOOO Sd - Va ,,cer
100 So 80 00i.. l.OJ iOO 800. 80 IN An
iUO...... $50 Sonth Hte 0oodsha W. 'Ipee
l2UU.. ~ lOO.---- si"f i'"'N
coo bodie- ., ,oo MOos9 o5 Ia AZ 85 r. Belle Isle
navajo 400 b6U l. 10 la Crosse 0UO ,,..tti;, ~
2Oo 10 /
Climax lOO...... ~ oi"HS At Iynad,iia
100 "a go 300 $50 10 100 az y h"'''" II
"a a % J0oO b3O % Independence 300 . IL
south BOdic 1000 O2o ~ Ivy sly az no AZ / 10
As,uut uu'pd aadyIle Con 300 O3 ~ lVV..--0' A''
IIUU -. .03 go ...... SO
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-23
Goyernment Lands on the Northern
Pacific

The St. Paul Pioneer Pres gives the fol-
lowing table OF government lands taken
within the limits Of the Northern Pacific
land grant during the twelve months end
ing June 80, 1880:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-23

But little has been said in any oil the
Republican papers about Mrs. Garfield,
who is the prospective "hrst lady Of the
land" The Washington correspondent
OF the Boston Herald throws some light on
the subject in the following remarks about
the lady:
"Sbe is an accomplished hostess, as
we'll as an accomplished woman-they're
two very different things. Living as the
Garfelds have had to live, in the most
economical way, doing without elegant
clothes, fine furniture, sumptuous food,
good new aud rare old books, deaIer
than all else to them, they have con-
tributed more to make Washington winter
life pleasant and profitable than many
other families who have supplemented
less taste and culture with more
money. Mrs. GArfeld's receptions have
been the largest ever held blythe wife Of
mere Representative. They have far
surpassed those OF more ambitious Sena.
tors wives, and have Appropriated those
OF the ladies' oil the supreme Court and
cabinet families, in size merely. In at.
fractions they have stood abreast OF any oil
them, This simply because Mrs. Garfield
is sweet.tempered, cultured, refined wo.
man, in whose smile it ls pleasure to bask.
When we consider that, without allowing
her manifold cares 10 interfere with the
performance OF her social duties, she has
managed her establishment alone, and per
sonslly conducted the training Of her boys
for college, we can conceive her superior.
itv, with all her social success, to the
mere society leader Gen. Garfield is tht
President OF our Literary society, and dur.
ing the past year 1t has met at his house
1t WAS more pleasantly entertained there
than it had ever been before. Mrs. Gar
field exerted even herlatent social power
that night, and 1t was difficult for her
guests to break away from her delightful
parlors. The latter, entre nous, were and
are furnished in the style Of Noah. Thai
makes no difference, Of course, although
the contrast between them and those
which some OF the guests bad left at home
WAS marked. There was something really
pathetic to me In the information tele
graphed from Cleveland that General
and Mrs. Garfield were purchasing iurni-
tuTe and sealskin saCque. However,
they can afford 10 crafty their taste ioi
four years now, and forget the pinChed
past. What we here rejoice In is, thai
Ehen Mrs. Hayes steps out and Mrs. Gar.
field steps into the White House on the
4Ih OF March next, there will be no abrup
turning in the Courge Of the Presidential,
or rather the Mrs Presidential, social Gus
toms AID DEGREES. Whether the diplomat.
ic corps has It's delicate palate tIckled
with lemonade and water at state dinner
or not, we may be sure that whisky and
the White HOUSE, divorced fonr years ego
will not be reunited in unholy bonds dur.
ing Mr.. Gardeld's administration. It l.
needless to say that Mrs. Hayes will BIZ
She will be missed by many Ci
whom the world knows nothing or wants
to know nothing the naked, hungry,
sick, and in prison, unto whose wants she
has administered all so siently;' but ne.
gret will not be so poignant as it would
were she to be succeeded by an inferior
woman"
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...............,..............".s,G9 ',!iSSS

The above shows 8 2O7 entries, covering
4O4, 729 acres in Minnesota, and ., ass en-
tries, covering Sll .924 acres in Dakota.
The amount Of wheat raised IN DAKOTA
counties on the line Of the Northern Pact'
fc railroad, during the season ol 1850, was
4.ll6 900 bushels, taking 20 bushels 10 the
acre "a an average, which Is most CON
seryatiye estimate, as while the Red River
Valley region produced from II TO % bush
els per acre, the new land west Of
there yielded from 81 to 81 bushels.
The total amount OF wheat Of the crop
OF 1880 moved on the line ol the railroad
to November IS was 2.0SO. $50 busheIs'
The closing Of the land TO agricultural OPP
erations will give the farmers time TO
thrash stacked wheat, and the shipments
to st. Paul and Minneapolis will increase,
The total cultivated area on the line ~ o.
the Northern Pacific in 1870 was $40 VIZ
acres; area in wheat, 2SG GlS acres; ne%
breaking, l73. 900 acres. In lSsO the cnl
tivated area IL sos 9S2 acres; the area IN
wheat 374 $40 acres; new breaking, 1885,
o49 acres. 80, y
The total wheat crop Of 1850 on the line
OF the railroad may be placed at 1880 OOO
bushels, an estimate certainly lar within
the actual figures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-23
NEW AnusRIIsEMEnTs.

| r osT-oNE SET OF FALSE TEETb.
IL The ander VII 10 literally IeEtr!ed y ISants
them a. JGI MeCoFd'f, n Nc. itoS AlfEei tues1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-23
FOR SALE,

DOR sALE-A FARM OF Il; ,Ss..
4 Ant elus buildings, one. Aall mil ~. AORES
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