New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.i

IEApyrILE. Col. Sept 22.-Ore IS fully ont TO
pay all iudebt edness OF Chrgssolite The NINE Is
looking WELL and Shipping from 80 to 100 tons
daily. Climax is dong well since starting up. The
Yankee Doodle. of the Carbonate Hill COMPANY
is again, improving with the driIt now %.o. 90
DsIy leaves to-day Tor New-lork. Little Pittsburg
is much improved. Its ore shipments average
thirty tons daily. The new strike in the Little
Cnief is not likely to prove extensive. but there Is
some very rich ore, sxty-four IONS netting $40 to
the ton DAILY and Herrick both advise sinking the
DAILY snaft 70 the bottom S OF the gaarzts hv fire.
the Providence Hosting Works. Nevada City, and
filing of the mine with water prevents |. NJ. Taylor
from inspecting It for Eastern parties before lrav-
here Bullion received here during the past week :
Consolidated Virginia, $65.Os9 Eureka Conso-
$s.2eO; Contention, $4,000; Betty O'Ncal
$3,4OO; Htandard 800. OG3; Northern Belle.
$50 900; Bode, x6,3f5.
BOD,E. Cal. sept. 22.-Standard shipped 1868
tons of ore during the past week. the pnlp assay
being $31 II. Crude bullion received, 1895
ounces. Shipped to the company $27, 154 20.
mem shaft OF the Contention mine Is now down IS
feet and is In n body of high grade Gre. The new
shaft is 400 feet north from the present working
shaft and 600 feet from the Grand Central line, ln
dlcatlng an immense body of orc.
Bullion receipts in New-York from the mines yes
terday we're $21 ,549 10.
Iron Silver, for tie week ending September 10.
extracted ,O03 tons of ore, making n total for the
first fifteen days Of September OF 1876 ions, for
which the company has received y39.29O 81.
Manager Brown, of the Robinson Consolidated,
az the request OF The trustees, has made estimate
of the amount and value Of the ore now I'm sight
in The nine lie places 1t at 28.75O tons, worth
$345i ,S52 30.
George DAILY has furnished to tho Editor of The
LcldriUe Circular the correspondence between him
self, as manager OF the Little Chef mine, and the
officers and managers of .uat company. There Il
good deal OF livery reading IN the correspondence.
which will doubtless prove decidedly Interesting to
those stockholders who were unacquaiDted with the
contents of these letters until months after they
were written. As early as June 90, Daily began
warning the management that the mine not
Cooking so well" "encouDterIng lean streaks, y
etc. and July 10. "arc stopping from all known re-
serves OF ore IN the mne." General Ames
the president, on July 10 teegraphed: send
all telegrams and other communications to me-"
On July 20 Charles p Shaw, lawyer who is IN
some manner connected with the management tel
egraphed DAILY :"ArranRements require utmost pro-
duc,ion until 9th August. May reiyT DAILY re-
Piled that the order must come from the president
Straw telegraphed July "a: Amos not ac-
cesslble. When he Is. will have h.m advise.
IL is for your interest to act promptly.
Pierson invested with powers OF executive commit
tee. Accept instructions as to output from him."
Same day Pierce photographed Daiv that the Board
had changed the dividend day 10 August D. aud IN
structing hun 10 push production to utmost
whereupon he telegraphed General Ames: PJersap
tslegraphs that dividend Is wanted v