New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-22
SAN FRINCISCO CLOSING PRICES.
SAN FRANCIsCU, Friday. May p, 1870.
Yesterday. To day.

F,vorahl, r,.uoris arr received from the
superintendent cl tn dor ing star '"n,"i"a''u
NInIig Company. Lcadyl,lr. The mine las been
developed hy over 900 feet OF levels. 'rrits and
suaiIS. most OF Which hay" exposed valuable
ore. The value Of the or now IN, sgaI
"a the Moruug star is estimated at
$1,000. 900 g;OSs and about ) 100000 net. The
bojy ranges from SIX &" ,""ni\ six feet IN
width. and runs hIrh I'm lead. hr1 ne hcW snail
on the Waterloo claim IN, attained III" requisite
Depth thc company expects to hoist from 100 T."
500 tons of ore daily 90
Cir mine Of MAY 20, states thai 2l9 ponrf7 %. hIl-
hoa were shipped oil that day. Director baiY trl'-
graphs same Gat" that tcrt- vi" beng made look
lag 40 the erection OF rev wet nII ",d nc"
Davis cru,hcr. lie sIys that cXpcr.m'ht> on con
c"utratmg tatlings produce good result. ana i.ai
J" should not he surprised II these CONCENTRATIONS
paid all a., expenses ct the mine.
The INV pump at the E"nIrr MIRO il rapidly
cirru,, go water from the 800 aui 100 foot 'r''l
A. soon as tie mine ~ drained work on rI0-fn"t
it.vc wal De- resumed. aau 10 i, SPrtrd That th"
ledge vii b. cut 0n thus level by The middle O.
June
The Dundprberg reports far Developments for the
week cldlng Nav -. All tn" dflfI, were ~ eo'd
coucrrural ny mineral, ANA t" dumps iIli. pnv"E
the hercnt levels htd Hcrh SISp'Hhru' bHi VS.
To hg resumed t' ll-S began uuulul. We
lew VINES were beng sunk, one from y ny level,
winch Was down thirteen lrrt, with ore loot ul
>UlIG ore ia the bottom, and the other irom the
third level which was crrr,iu: foulsrrn-iuch o'r
body. The Slopes were looking s"iAcHhat better
than last reported.
Tie Total vim. of siiyc- bullion received IN this
city Yesterday was T&J.!;i5.
he superintendent Oi the spring hIUN liNuidu-
lie Gold COMPANY writes tat the new shallo Oh
Man liable vi uHaln "ill be- blasted 10 q lew dnls,
thus cxLoir;g large area of bottom gravel, wincL
at ine ~ mi j. yrr5 rcI, and from WhIrh the COM
pai.y expect 10 make Il large ci'luIp very soon.
Rcd Elephant shipments for Na} 81 we're eleven
tons frs claS ore (lO6 uuurCS and ninr tons tluid
CLASS (;hriy-tdrcC OuuccsL
lie superintendent Of the Sacramento reports
good ,rogl,ss Tor tue week ending Nav H. On That
cate the October dIit was 81 ltern feet III an open
formation, the width of the VEN Tcnau-
ing unchanged. heavy inflow ct water
was interfering somewhat with Stopping
work. This obstacle will exist only
Il short time longer. the SHOWS are last disappear
ing at FaIrplay district The Slopes were all yield
shipped, owing TO the continued bad condition of the
roads. A shipment Of 1fty-thIcc tons, comprising
coarse grades screenings and plCkngs, averaged
XZ0G silver per tom. In the different levels aud
urilts the usual progress bad been accomplished
Officers Of the Central Arizona mine report work
advancing tayOrabIy on mill and water works. The
wool wOIK Of the mill Is completed ana the ma
Professor Price, after n thorough examination
of tho mmc reports under date of
May 10, that there were 100000 tons
tons of $12 sight, which be reduced at
an expense OF not more than S3 per ton ll0 thinks
the water supply about which some doubts have
been expressed. viii be ample for at least 100
stamps. AT the time of his VISIT the liaSsay ampa
Creek carried fifty miners inches equal
to delivery OF 10000 gallons every
for an SOstamp mill lie thinks the new plan of
carrying wafer from the river to the mine IN IRON
pipes Will prove q success The money Is provided
for tdo improvements now under way. The COM
pany expects to have all improvements completed
III July, and TO pay dividend III August.