New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
cLOSLsG pRlcFs OF CALlroryIA STOCKS


SAN Francesca Cal. Feb lO.-Bul!ion receipts
for the past week STANDARD Consolidated
$36 $50; Consolidated Virginia. $4,000; CalItor
ria Sj3 500 MONDAY, Sl2,S9O; Northern Belle.
Sl5.OS0; Eureka Consolidated, S3l,3O0; Bodle,
Ia $40; Christy 81 $780, Drrbic, Sl3 200; Navajo.
$4,000 Ophr, $5,l70; Syndlca'e, 900; lip Top
$50. 300; Star, $1,000.
Contention has declared its regular divide. ID
Idaho Grass Valley has declared q div !deud OF
So 80 per share.
s,orks are again lower but are moderately active.
Candeavla stocks are active ami III demand.
Bullion valued at SGO,0l9 10 was received in this
civ Yesterday from the mines.
lnirty-seven tons of orc were shipped from the
ChrysolIto mine on February 8.
The manager of tho Little Cnlef mine teleGraphed
yesterday: The newly discovered ore body IN
Little Piisburg lies east of our blocks No. 81 and
No 27 Ten feet of high grade ore exposed III two
places forty feet apart thirty feet from us at the
nearest point, opened at twelve feet below upper
level of DAILY shaft. Apparent trend northeast Ii
is not demonstrated that it extends to our line. but
have put strong force to work TO test this Ques-
ton. IL is certainly an incentive for vigorous pros
pectng at the north end of the Little Chief"
Report No. of the superintendent OF the Silver
KING Mining Company, of Colorado dated January
DRIFT in tunnel Oh January l, this drift has been
extended 80 feet More than 40 tons of very rich
ore, which will net about 800 per ton. ready
to rack. Level is also showing better ore.
At tho annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Allied Mines, held February T. the following Board
of Trustees was elected for the ensuing wear: Seua-
tor Henry W. Blair. OF New Hampshire the Hon.
| .. Ii. Browning. of Illinois ex-senator A. II. Cra-
GIN of New Hampshire; James A. COwing Benjamin
f. Ham, Josiah D. Ripley. Orrin Skinner. Harvey
| NJ. Muusel Thomas +. Wentworth, of New-York
or tho above named all but Senators Blair and
Cragin and Mr.. Cowing were members of the old
board and considered thar tho accession of this
new element offers fresh guarantee of the strength
of the corporation.
letter, dated January 81, from the superintend-
cnt of the Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold Company
| states that 10 damage had been done. SO tar as
| known to the works Of the company by the severe
| transform which had just passed over. The reser-
yoirs ana bitches were known to be in good c0nd-
ton. hut no news had been received from the levees
canal. Every ching ~ going well at the nine
| but number of men had TO be discharged during
the storm. the bank tumbled down i'll places III q
| manner to endapgcr their lives. splendid lead Of
| blue gravel and rotten bOuders on Main Table
Mountain has been exposed. The deep bottom gravel
| from the open cut now being made, III the same
vicinity also shows good prospects The entire out
| look rs promising and the weather is clearing of.
1t IS reported chat large bodies of ore are exposed
in the COsotte nnne, and that work will be resumed
| probably in "A short time, operations having been
discontinu until the oOmpany's reduction works
are erected. 1t Is stated that from the ore bodies in
sight ten miners could supply ten-stnp mil with
IN abundance OF ore. Average assays from 4-foot
breast of in OF the shafts yielded SO ounces
silver per ton.