New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-10
cLoSIyG Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco Thursday. Dee. g. 1880.
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SAN FRANCE c. Dee 9.-Alta DIR pred To $S AT
tie early '~siOn to-day, and stampede followed
IN the COmstOck shares After the ii Ocl0cN
Is ard there camc a reaction, Alta cl0slnga 30.
Daniel Cook a manager, airms his belief III AHA
showing bonanza Many OF his friends have been
advised to buy. There is suspicion ca the street
that he superintendent of the nine has "saited'
the arilings. and with outside coniederaes 10 mis-
leading the managers here. Enthusiasts are pre-
dlctlng higher prices II any that nave ruled
yet.
LEADvILLr, Col, Dec. 9.--Thc strike in the Den
Yer CITY Consod alton is proving OF great import
ance. A large body % extremely rich chloride ore
has been slrnck, and "A large shatt-nOuse and new
machinery have been contracted tor.
Manager Dalv SAYS he Will work the Robinson
niue as to clear 100000 month.
Bullion valued at 1878 AZ was received in this
clty yesterday 4. ~ the n!IueS.
foIty tons OF ore were shipped from the Cbryso-
The snpcriutendent Of the Green Mountain Com
many telugraphed f,um the mine on November 80 -
fnuoWs: Green MOnnIaln mills running all rgnt.
Upraisc, Blake dritt. IA IN splendid ore Every
thing looking we'll az all points" This IS the latest
news from the Greenvllle District, as unusually
heavy snow storm has broken the telegraph wires
at several points. cutting OF communication.
AOout forty men are now at work on the Allied
mines of ImOgcnc BASIN. Ouray Co., Col.
he stock OF the Wiltshire Hydraulic Gold Min
ing Company mas been listed on the No~-lOlk
Mining Board and was Yesterday called for the
first time, sales being made at from 70 to 40 cents
per share. lnerc are $4,000 shares the mlne
The company owns 1O1 acres Of eoid-heariug
gravel, waicrrghts, ana all necessary appliances
tor hydraulic mining. The mine IL IN active opera
tIOn and II is believed that with the exhaust
system Of wasnIu practicable the gravel viii Last
for thirty years or more. notice will be found in
another column.
The superintendent of the Rising Sun tcle-
graph, under cate OF tie Sth instant that the rich
strike III the 200 and 800 foot levels opening
up large bodies OF rich ore and that the product tor
tho present month Will lar exceed that on any pre-
vious month III the history OF the mine.
A correspondent writes from Syracuse asking
Information concerning the Globe Silver Mining
Company, of Monitor Alpine County, Cal, ard
Newly Ork CITY, at The same time stating thai the
company had advertised extensively for years under
this name, holding out glowing promises wAIch have
not been iut led, and had recently change ia
name 10 the Monitor Gold ana silver Mining Com
pany. Inquiries made of the president of the
Globe Company elicit the statement that
the Globe Silver Mining Company has
not changed its name aud has styled itself
the Monitor Gold ana Silver Mnng Company that
tho Monitor Company was Incorporated last MAY rs
separate and distinct enterprise to purchase
inning clam IN Monitor, CAL, but the company
never was organized, and the scheme has been
abandoned /; and that the Globe Company has paid
no dividends, but is pursuing pol, Y of mastery
inactivity, awaiting the result OF the operal ions of
other companies IN ITS immediate neie nborhood
The president adds that the prospects are good and
that the company is in other respects IN IA sound
condition, having no debts and possessing United
states patent for ITS mining property.
An occasional correspondent of Tux TRIBUNE