New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday. Dec. -, 1881.
We sterday. To-day.
IBr TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE

| SAN Francisco, Dec 22-No changes arc
| reported along the ComstOck.
| Union Consolidated constantly tluctuates keeping
| spectators badly mixed in opinion regarding it,
future. The market Is inclined to be toward
| weakness.
| $50 300; Standard Consolidated, ~ 1885, Eureka
| Consolidated. Sl9450; Nina Prieta i00OO; ;
| Northern Belle, Sls500; Silver King, $50 900;
MONDAY - $50: North MONDAY. $500; Head
! Centre 80. $50: Bodie, $4,000; Chrsty, 400
| Tp-TOp has passed its dividend.
Consolidated Amador has been assessed 80 cents
! per share and Hale and NOrcTOss 20 cents.
LEADvIILE. Col. Dec. 22.-Dcnyer City has seven
feet Of ore in the face of the south drift averaging
100 ounces pee ton, and Is shipping fifteen tons
The Wolrtonc shaft of the Agassiz has six feet of
ore at 4 depth of 633 feet.
Evening Star and Morning Star are now shipping,
to iii contracts, ll6 tons of ore each daily.
BUTTE Mont Dec. 22.--Twenty OF the forty
stamps of the new MOultOn mill are running sue
cessfully. The other twenty stamps will be started
as the Developments on the mine warrant n.
Both of the Alice mills running, producing tho
usual amount OF bullion. body of high grade ore.
slowing considerable NAIVE silver has been struck
i'll The 600 level of the Alice.
The Only Chance hosting works started
Tuesday
The Utah aud Northern Railway was completed
TO Butte yesterday.
Bullion valued at So, 375 80 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Robinson Consolidated manager telegraphed De-
cember u Shipped yesterday 10 tons; average
assay 80 ounces. Discharged twenty men. Ash
burner Dorsey, Palmer here
In addition to the above the following dispatches
were displayed in the Robinson office after p. IL.
yesterday:
10 BRAyToN IVES ETC.:
No. :. AshbuIner now in mine; also Palmer, whom
Dorsey, who brought letter rom you Twenty men dis
charged sunday II assays arrive In time shall
pOTtant dispatch Tor you tonight. ". " sYMINGION.
10 Executive Committee etc.: My examination shows
monies u. e. ., work Is suspended'l Litile ore OF
shipping value None or 500 foot level At eighty tons
per day, clean up Ore already forwarded. IL OF
usual standard should leave surplus inquire OF VOL
colt. Authorize reduction OF force Immediately .
VIII forward map and report when possible They show
Of mine. W. n. SYMNGrON
SatemO SUPP rintendent tclegraphs " Mill running
Splendidly. Stamps dropped 30 per minute, 5
inches
Green Mountain official report states that tho
mill, are running on full time, with regular ont
put of ore from the mine. No tunnel is making
good Roadway, and everything Is IN good condition
throughout the property.
Father dc Smet superintendent reports Dec 3:
Enclosed lind receipt for bar No 12i-I 275 ounces
the result of last half month in November. Tho
nOrh-end tunnel was run 81 feet during the month,
have been III quartz-carTyinG iron pyrtes aud assay
ing nothing The rock Is very hard and have had
to increase the price 10 $l4 per foot On the lower.
or third level, am working slN mon and have eNca
waited chamber 10 by 40 ieet, all in ore The Gold
en- Gate south header Is improving every day: AZ
the winter rs fine thus far we are taking a largo
quantity of ore from the open cut. have let con-
tract Tor breaking large quantities of ore IN the
McGiuty chamber, which ore Is held IN reserve tor
bad storms and such weather rs we cannot work in
the open cut. BY this means nope 10 keep our
mine expenses as low in winter they have been in
sumner Report of Dec 10 shows that $500 tons
of ore were mllled during the previous week. Tho
product OF the mine for the first two weeks of No
vember amounted to 1910 ounces, valued at about
S2l 900.
The Hale and Noreross Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 20 cents per share.