New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-22
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCIsCO, Saturday, Nov. 20. 1880.
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Icy TELEGRAPH TO raE rnIBuNE.l
Yesterday. To-day.

SAN FgANCIsCo N0g. 2O.-Tho announcement
that the puGaps OF the Yellow Jacket will be stopped
Six weeks for repairs has had damaging effect upon
Gold Hill stocks. The impression prevails hat ac-
tive operations at that point on the Comstock will
not lie prosecuted until the Sutro Tunnel extends
it's lateral drifts some 1000 feet south through
which the water can be easily handled.
The Holland Furnace, OF Arizona. shipped 80 tons
of base bullIoa here YESTERDAY value $4,000.
NIRGINIA, New, Nov. 20-SieTa Nevada has
raised during the past week 80 tons OF ore assayIEg
$lS Union Consolidatea' 40 tons assayying $26 !;
California. G75 tons. $40 80 Consolidated Nr-
gInia, !, l61 TONS SIG 20.
Union Crosscut No. l, west on the $500.
level Is III streakS OF ore assaying from ~ to $50
winze No. is also in streaks of fair grade ore.
Hale and N0rcross raise from the 2, 100 level con-
tinuos in ore which assays $50 60.
The diamond drill III Alta on the 1850 level south
of crosscut No. 2 is now 52l2 feet in the ledge,
saws from which average $24
Pumping and balling water from the Yellow
Jacket and other mines south will be suspended in
day or two until tho Yellow Jackets engine is re
paired
SALT LAKE, Utah. Nov. 2O.-The following are
week; Ontario, $780, l II Stormont .064 SO I;
l}arbee n Walker Sl,05S S7 Chrsty, IL 800 81 /;
gan $3 $780, Hillside, - 096 10 total 800, 22I 30.
LEADYILLE, Col. Nov 20.-NegotlatlUns to settle
the case OF the Iron Silver against the tucson failed
and suit was begun In Denver yesterday.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCn.J
DENVER. Col, Nov. 21.-rhe entire CONTROVERSY
between the iron Silver Mining Company. OF Lead
VILE and the owners of the claim on Iron Hill was
settled yesterday by Judgment in favor of the
Iron mine. and by compromise. In the case of the
Iron mine against the ucsOn judgment was entered
in the United States Court IN favor of the Iron
mine.
Bullion valued at $3l ,532 81 was received in
New-York from the mines on saturday. Total re-
ccipts from this source for the week. x201 ,4S4 49,
The total recorded salee of mining stocks at both
Exchanges In this city for the past week amounted
to SSS,074 shares decided mpro over that
of any previous week for some time.
At u meeting of the trustees of the South Horn
Silver Mining Company, held on Saturday, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Richard G. McCor-
mick, president; Richard j. Morrison, vice-presi.
dent A. u. X Stafford. treasurer; Henry Bradstreet
secretary. Tho company have already begun the
work oil sinking main shaft and the development
Of the property will be pushed vigorously
A report of November 10 from the superintendent
Of the Allied Mines states that a vein of III
feet below level No. (which latter is 115 feet be-
low tho surfacel, and that tho vein had been fol.
lowed IL feet up TO time of report.
Further improvement In the mine was reported
by telegraph ON Friday by the superintendent of
the Great Eastern.
The superintendent of tho Findloy mines gal re-
ports. November ID, that the mills have made only
about two-thIrd5 tIme, owing TO continued rains
The result of tue clean-up mot o close one) was
27A ounces. The mines look as we'll as, or better
than, at any previous time, and the best paving
point Of the works has probably not vet been
reached. Cuts are now down about 90 feet with
plenty OF ore all sides and encouraging prospects
Immense boulders of very fine ore. some of them
Weighing from one to two tons, are beng found at
% depth OF 30 to 35 feet these are ncreasinv i'm
quantity and will probably make this the largest
surface mine In the State.
The surface improvements Of the property of the
Calaveras Water and Mining Company are appar.
euty being conducted upon metropolitan scale.