New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09
CLOSING PRICES OF cAL1FoRyu STOCKS
san FRAScsco. Monday, Nov. g, 1850
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-Iiaagln AID lewis have
bonded the /. ID. J.. and Northern Light mines Of
Carbon, Idaho Tor TIJOOO.
!. Gufcr ~ Co.. our wtalthiest brokerage lFIn, re-
tire from business next month.
Contention Company declares dividend OF 10
cents per share, payable November 10
The assessments delinquent III November aggre-
gate SSJ9,O0O. OF which amount TOO OoO belongs
t. Nevada. 100000 TO California, $4,000 To Da-
kota ~ !. 900 to Mexico and $4,000 10 Arizona.
lie market continues depressed. There Is moth
Ing new from the C0mstOcS.
Best aud l}echCr has levied assessment OF 10
cents prr share and Real del Monte one of % cents
TUcsoN. Aiiz., Nov. S.-rcn IONS of base lead Uul-
lion were shipped on November from the san
Xavier Conpanys smeher the first SHIPMENT OF the
carload OF copper bullion IN few days, aud bOth
classes OF shipments will continue regularly here
The Holland furnaces start up Tomorrow on
Holland ore.
The Ala mine continues to look sploudiily.
LuttrelL the manager reports that they are start
IL4 n cross-cut on the 1G0-ioot level, and that 1t
shows an Qrc-body of considerable extent.
Bullion valued at S123,GG 70 was received in
thi. city yesterday from tho mIueS.
The button product OF the mill or the Ontario
Silver Mining Company, OF Utah. for ten days ending
Oct ODE 81 was f66,16l 2j III assay value, making
S223.G6J 81 Tor month OF October, and
81 397, j12 % for ten months ending with October.
The mil Was closed for alterations the Whole Of
March and April aud twenty DAYS of May.
A TELEGRAM from the superintendent of the Min
cra LTcck Mining Company. dated November g,
says: I'VE have connected tunnel with south
dIiit running from mann shaft. wheie we have
large ledge of good ore. VIII now connect the two
snaf ~ soon possible. Getting along well VITA
mli.V
lie superintendent OF the Bonanza Chief NJ
He !cna. Mont, reports by telegraph November 4.
tnat 1913 ,ous of orc from the mine gave mill run
of S3 go Il. The nine j. looking finely. and twenty
stamps are now II operation and everything cncour-
aging.
Under date Of November the general manager of
the StarIGIovc Sllve~ Mining Company writes that
the moEcy ( the dividend on October accoun, t.
be dee aIcd at the coming mOuthiy meeting VIII be
on hand. He also reports that the large
paw ledge struck about Two months ago
IN the lover south level has run into
very huc ore, showing wonderful strength. II Is
az ri"u tho other ledG aud with every show
of holding ont" lie secretary states that the
ledge above r,crcd 10 - outside of the regular ore
body upon winch the company have depended Tor
dividends, and that tie new bonanza has been pros
pee ed about 100 feet ~ length aud Is about tNen-
ty-iivc feet wac.
The Black H,iIs Daily Times says: "Thc Great
Eastern nan, cOust2ntly running, is SOW crushing
ore from It's new tunnel on The Farylcw SIDE. SUI
pcriuttndeut Lewis says that a few days VIII put
the miners on Flora Bell gIOund, property Of the
GIcat Eastern, when large force whi be pGt to
work. and the usual amount OF ore will be takeI
ont. Our readers viii remember the great mSfor-
tune to the company by the cave Of the mlne
last summer, and the cave being of such magul ude
complied the company TO open their ground
from that side. lhe American and Flora
Bell, both Properties OF the Great Eastern
pany properly S-cOnd 10 none IN tn, Hills. The
company COntemplatcs the running 0f forty stamps
soon rs the ground from winch they Were driven
by the cave can be reached. lhe Great LaItern Is
OF ouI q ydend paving mines. aud possesses he
Great Eastern proper, yja, American and Golden
Rule, oGe-tal oi the INDUSTRIAL AID porhOn OF the
Exchcqucr, and with large ihiii centrally located
must b: one of our greatest producing properties.