New-York tribune., 1880-01-15

The oiisSd I'D quarterly dividend of per cent,
bas.Syc bas me- Feb. Q Transfers close JAM 20. The re-
pcf Of this company us a se SHOWS @ m S eaf the
ings s,hs of July, August, September, October
mCSplH2s MOI lH2SsveDlber. 1879. quarterly dividend of
Two PIas in the treasury sufficient net cash to pay
paav, more ouareTy dividends of two per cont each
sftSr the payment of the one now declared Inc
d Shows large business for the capital, which IS
Tho Governors of the Stock Exchange to-day adj
uitted to dcangsa at the boards the following secn-
IVA first mortgage z per cent bonds dated
Ios%' 1a~n,ry /. 1876. for $1,s00,000, and second
srtgage per cent bonds, dated April %,
1s@6, for S2s50,000; convertible after 1889;
Tbe indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield
Railway Company became the owner by fore
,loslre Of The railroad formerly known as the
fdiana and Illinois Central Railroad and took pos
session of the property November 16, 1879. The
road was then elghty-hve miles long. ana the com
snv naid for IL in its second mortgage bonds the
i i"m OF 70 coo 900. The company subsequently
issned and sold first mortgage bonds TO complete
the road to indianapolis, ard it will be ready for
onera tiOn very soon.
cumberland and Elk Lick Coal Company
$1,000 600 stock divided into 10000 shares Of 500
zach The property consists of l.5oO acres of btu
tonpty Pennsylvania, an inclined plane and
short raihOad connecting the mines with the
Saisbury Railroad, which connects with the Pitts
bnrg division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Mining operations have been carried on by this
company during the past four or five years pro
dnc,nq from 40, 900 to so 900 tons per annun. The
mines are fully equipped with all the improvements
and plant necessary TO produce one bundled thou
sand tons per annum. Next to the Consolidated
Coal Company II is one OF the largest coal cOlhP-
MES of that section
Deadwood Mining Company. Incorporated under
the laws of CalifornIa-S1O0 600 600 stock divided
into 100000 shares of 81, 500 ;, each. The
joining the Golden Terra. 1t has q new 60
stamp mill, fully equipped with office; board
z o G It's gsSepS WeTe sEs Snd
Ter paving for the new mill, development, running
expenses, construction etc, it had on Nopember
balance of $1S1, 100. showing an average
monthly profit of 27 5S7. without debts. 1t IS con-
trolled bv the wel-knOwn California operator MI
J. b. Haggln, represented here by Lonus9ery q
Haggin In the faithful descriptions of mines IN
The Black HILLS given by lHE TRIBUNE corresponds
ent. SIR 4. l.. White, last Summer was the follow
ing concerning this pToperty
Next south of the Father De Smet Mines and on
the opposite or south side of the same hill IS the
Deadwood Mine, of which Messrs. LLOYD Ievis, j b.
Uaggn George Hearst and GllmeT, Salisbury y Co.
own each fourth. This mine, which comprises the
north 900 feet of the Golden Terra location and
small strip of the 0phir. was purchased by two
Frenchmen named Maxwell in November. 1877, Tor
10000 The present owners have erected an 81 81
stamp mill on the property at cost of sol 900
which has now been running four months. and nave
spent tor other improvements aDout TO4Oou. All
nj these expenditures and the cost OF working the
ore aud running the mill have been paid from the
arodnct of the mine and when the gold produced
800 600 in its treasury In other words, the prop
erty will have earned the purchase money, pad
S125. 600 Tor development and Improvement, ana
left to its owners a surplus OF S2oOOO Inc ehtIre
WELD of the mine has been about S3OO,OOO. No
stock of this mine has yet been sold but subscIlp-
tious are now being solicited IL Newly Ork Of 81
share the number of shares being 100000. lhe
owners of the mines say that they can pay 20 cents
f;vidend on each share and have a considerable
surplus and have no doubt that they can. lie
proauct of the mine since the new mill was started
has been about $4,000 month; ana the expenses
of mining and milling are only from $1,OOO to
$4,000. The company employs forty men.
Passing the Deadwood Mine, the next one on the
south, running mp on the northern slope OF bill No.
is the Golden Terra 800 feet long and 800 feet
wide snit is now pending in the court here be-
tween tins company and the Father DE Smet for
the possession OF piece of ground 20 feet BY 300
feet living south of the Golden Terra .lne and
claimed by both parties. This land is in the very
heart of tie belt and Is known to bcOf very great
value. The Golden Terra Mine was purchased IN
December, 1877, by Messrs Tevis llaggin n Hearst
of the same who sold the DeadwoOd Mine for
100000. A company was organlzed and some OF
The stock was sold in San Francisco for 50 30 and
SO share, MesSrs Ievis, lfa2gin & Hearst, how
stoci which as been assessed 81 30 share for the
purpose Of building mill, IS now quoted at from
S12 to Tl5 share"
The gross earnings of the following railroads
are reported:
punriNcToy CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
First week Of jan. s22554 s5I.Si9 Inc s9Sll
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS
r,r., week Of JAM s52sie s6s.is3 Inc s2s.587
The receipts of -four aud gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 14th day of January were:
NcwYorK. Baltimore. Phia. Boston
FIou, bbis 7l47 1913 1850 Dol
Ees.l y.as sa. S9. 800 ssgSS 1917 35 SS 5
Oats bush. 4Z.0O2 ltV c5VV i'VooVV
Rye, bush. oOV a6VC
Totsi ltsh - ll7S52 1883 J34O0 G3,4l9
Atoud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
Chicago Milwaukee. Chicago Milwaukee.
Flour bbis........ 1876 O.lVO 1%.l"I S'ovV
yrbes, hush 475lO 46.2OO 25s27 500
Corn hus, lIS729 240O j9.Z40
oats bnsh 23tOl 1900 lS.O57
Rve hush 727 LOO 1854 2.4O0
TS.lCO
Totsi busl 200 992 $4,000 93.3O7 $500
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LoNDox Jan ll-i2:30 -Consos97A Tor both money
aud the account U. han cents lO-2
Iour Der cents O73 New lives lOG Atlantic and Great
trustees certificates % 40 second
81 Erie Raiway shares 46is do sec"ud 70; New Jersey