New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-01
LOSING rRICxs or cALIFoHyIi STOCKS

Bullion valued at Tl0. 100 50 was received III this
civ YESTERDAY from tine lnincS.
Five ton. oi ore were shipped from the Chrysolitc
BuI,,on valued at 81. 900 was shipped from tho
St0rlnnnf mime yesterday, making a toial"i $4,000
Tie Superintendent Of the Rarbrr 4 Walker Com
pany rrlrgrapl:@. under date Of January -; New
ore body conn y N So'ai Snpp,m 'o.ay "''0 o"i
The snprrlnrrndrnt Of the Silver KinI C1mplnv,
of Colorado, tele0raphs, nnd'r dltr Of J1nnary 80;
"Nyer KING lower drit III - i'e' rory lmS
high grade ore ready 10 sack IS level - gradually
running into ricn mineral. Full reports by To-
t,I,vrnin of JannaIy 30. from the superintendent
ni tue south Horn SILVER Mining Company, states
thai III, main shaft is now DOM l32 'et, and that
n crossing has been stared To lie 'cIh and IL now
~ fe"t. 1890 80 n
ILc manager of the Little Chef Company re-
ports by telegraph for the week ending Janulrj -
" No ore settlements during the week. On" hundred
and stvrnty-twO tons shipped Grade OF January
shipments not equal 10 December, but All good pay"
Ia Il lrirr. dated January 23. he rcpo'ts " since
writing YOU the 18Th, nave discovered sean
of pIysind and hard caibOnatrs III northwest cor
ner al block 329 varying from cVht inchcS 10 lonr
feet IN Thickness. lis situation. six ieet above the
level OF hc former workings. on ron under por-
phOry gives legitimate ground fora hope 81 con-
tnultY'
From an article on the Worlds Production. Sup
DIV am, Use OF TIA" Precious Meas" IN The ButiiOa
.InnHdt Tor 1850, the following ~ con
dcns,d: hc production of the CnIteI states
lor 1850, lnrlnaing ab3ni S3,"" '',,a'.'}
to $50 1896. gain OF Tl.SlS435 over
lH79 The production ot gold aggregated
1913. Isl IN 1850. aranst Ti2,5''oo2O
~ 1879. and of SILVER SlO,Oo5.3Bl against
G;iS,U23,Hl2. Colorado leads the list us
"A hUdUccr. advancing, IN the past four
wear, from fourth To first place. and producing IN
1850 T2l ,2Si,aS0, against T1I.Il3,5l5 III 1879.
here has Drtn 2cry little Yarla,i III the pIoduc-
tun of Cahioinia Tor the past iuur years, the aggIc
gate never iallIug telOw flS 600. 900. and never
reaching Slo.0D0,O0O. Last year the prOdncton
aggregated TlS276. &C. AN increase OF T15, lob
1879. Ncvddas production has fallen oil nntlI
u /, ltte mur ilan 0nr-uElTter oi what II was IN
1877. declining from 20 .5SO.2oO 1877 to
| $l5.03l ,G21 IN 1880 Utah makes q
rcrord oil SG.I5o,"j3. about $1,000, 900
| more than IN 1879, and ~ fourth
on the list of producers Arizona IL fifth liz actual
yield beng ABOUT Sl,JO0OOO against ~ 90, 900
| IN 1879. Dakoia produced III 1880. Si,l23.OSl {;
Montana. T3.S22.379; iGaho Tl.SJl.7l7; Oregon.
| 81 ,o1o6il New Mexico, T1l 1860. and Washing
ION. Xl0J,lGl, Fine WOrius stock Of gold IN 1892.
when America was discovered Is estimated at
"a, 800 900 ounces, OF silver AT 2GOUO.OOO Since
IiD2 we have practically accurate accounts OF
yearly production. \ summary OF tlo worlds
| production from i92 to 1913 shows
| Il total OF l0b.UpO,O0O ounces gold
and $500 100000 uuncrs SILVER; and from
| 1919 To 1850 there Ucr, produced III ,1i3.75O
ounces gold AID 2,393 29O, 900 ounces silver EST
mating tho annual loss irOIn abrasion and total de-
strurtOn ut Onr-tenIh OF | per cent. tho present
| stock amounts 10 3ls, i43.730 ounces gold aud
6G67 $50 OO0 OaHcrS silver. OF the total piOtluc-
ton OF the world 10 1913, the Unltel S;a:os con-