New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-20
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAE FRANCISCO. Wednesday. Jan. 10. 1881.
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SAN FRAScisCo. Cal. Jan. 1o.-Martin White,
prnmuent miner IN Nevada for years, has just re-
turned from Arizona. and gives glowing account
of prospects in that Territory. He predicts that
Tombstone will rival Virginia City IN her BEST
DAYS a.,
saws that average assays Of ore in the west drift,
40 level of the Santa Rosaa mine yield SlOO per
Ton and that the vein IS eight feet wide -
Bodie and TuscarUra shares are active at the TX
change, with hardening tendency.
Nothing important occurred at the annual meet
ing of the California Company to-day.
Bullion receipts for the past week; Contention,
$40 400 Eureka Consolidated, $33, no; surplus
at Inc last meeting Of the latter, ON the 10th.
$23O,000 Northern Belle S20.S00 standard
S25 $50; Bodio $1,000; MONDAY, $1,000.
BGDIE, Cal, Jan. I0.-Durlng the past week
STANDARD Consolidated shipped to the MIL 1,l33
tons Of ore; average pulp assay, $3i 90, Crude
bullion received. 3,910 ounces. Shipped to~San
Francisco, S34 $40 62.
The GoOdshaw mine began shipping ore, which IS
supposed to be iiftydolar ore, To the Miners mill
The Concorda cut rich prospect in the north
drift 400-level and III south drift.
LEADYILLE Col, Jan. 10.-Ihe new pump Tor the
Anne mine has arrived in Denver, and Will be here
and IN operation IN n few days The mine ~ Tcgu-
larry shipping from the frat and second levels.
1 he management claim that there is big ore body
in the third level which can by worked when the
pump Is up. -
The Silver Cord has let n contract for a shaft
house, and will SINK shaft Shipments to January
IS; 65 tens first lass 75 tons second class ORE
1 he mine 10 looking tirst-rate.
ChTysOte full shlpmenta for January up to last
night, 276 tons; grade lower than before; average
$50 per ton. It has been reported that the
n ine was being held back. hut the workmen say
that the NINE Is looking poorly and that the north
faces are running out OF ore. The management Will
give no information.
port. The shipments this month will DO nearly 900
tons.
An important strike was made yesterday In the
north shaft Of the Henrietta, -Four feet OF solid
Raena have been exposed.
The HiOernla Consolidation is being thoroughly
opened, and has large ore reserves Monthly divI-
dcnds at present can be easily maintained.
Colorado Prince will be closed to-day by the
sheriff. aud Miller q Degner will be "a, arrested Tor
pOluting the water OF the LeadVllle Water Com
pany and dlsregarding the injunction.
Bullion valued at $3.50, 7s7 SO was received in this
city yesterday FROM the mines.
Twenty-Five tons OF ore were shipped from the
ChrysOlite mine on January 10.
The StaT-GrOve Silver Mining Company yester-
day declared It's third regular monthly dividend of
$4,000 or 10 cents pei share on the capital sLockI
from the oath to the 3Ist, inclusive President
Clark, who Is now at the mine. telegraphs as fol-
lows. under date Of January 10: "All well and pros
porous in camp. Weather very tine and roads
toerable. Mine all that could be desired, with u
much larger reserve than in October. The new ore
body In south end OF lower level very rich and ex-
tensve. Nothing can prevent dividends for years.
Both mills in condition TO run year without
material delay Bullion ready for January divi-
dend."
| ceived bar bullion valued at $2,002 90.
The Dunkin Mining Company Sesterday declared
its tenth dividend OF $4,000, or ia cents per
share on the capital stock. payable February 1,
Transfer books close January "A and reopen Feb
ruary q The superintendent yesterday teleRraphed
| from tho mine as follows Net output for Decem-
Der. $2O,792. Shipments for hrst half Of January
AZ tons IN excess Of first bali of December, with
probably better average grade. Found another
/ body OF 100-ounce ore which had been covered up
under old workings.'
| At the annual meeting of tho Hortense Mining
| Company the following namtd gentlemen were
elected trustees for the ensuing year Robert Sewell
A. w. Gill, George II. BrOadheed, Charles II. Ray