New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Friday, Oct. %, ISL.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO TIRE rR1BUSE.I

Fl PAsO. Tex Oct 2S.-An enormous body or
very rich gold silver and copper carDoha'es,. ~
feet thick. has been struck IN the Memphis nllIe'
M The Germans engaged in the Batopilas Consol
dated Mexico, have stamueded. fliteeh were
drowned while on the way TO Smhuahua Clty G.,
All the miners i'll the sihlirlachlc ana santa
Fnlqlia mines. near Chihuahua City. have struck
because of il-tTeameut aud the alleged l3lIuie oI
the New-YOrk contractors VINO ehgdgou tncH scr
vices. . IL, . o al
RON Dolores District, west OF Chihuahua
Stage passengers from Cmhuahua report 'hdt
Indians are causing great trouble to miners north
and northwest of the city.
Rnllion valued at 1893, 753 81 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines
The Little PittsbuTg mine shipped, for the week
ending October %, 1874 tons OF ore. No settlement
was made. Total amount OF ore unsettled Tor, 900
TONS ~. T.. ~,
de S1net mine yielded $50, and S32,3O3, re-
snectively. making for one month $67 7O9. The
superintendents drafts for the months expenses
were $24. 900, leaving surplus after paying the
dividend lS25. O00 OF SIS, 7O9 for the month.
The stock of the South Pacific Mining Company
of New-YOrk, was yesterday placed upon the
regular list by. the Governing committee OF ihe
New-York Mining Stock Exchange. Concerning
the property of this company, ne San Bernardta0
Times published in the vicinity of the mine. says:
We note with pleasure that the celebrated Armagoza
south Pacific Mining Company, of Ncw-YOrk The di
rectOrs are G. l. Haight, Charles M1zeshemcr, T. L.
named influential members OF the New-fork stock
Exchange, and Mr. Hobart Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
NewJersey We informed that the company intends
10 erect twentystaInp mill al once and increase the
1umber IF stamps TO hfty within four months
after the first twenty are completed. The
company has $4,000 cash III IFS treasury, besides
a large amount Of its stock, which assures
At large surplus and above the amount necessary
10 put the company on paying basis The mine itself
is Wonderfully rich and well opened Under its former
management il yielded ore OF enormous richness-One
blast OF two tons having yielded LOCO and the
stamp mill SJs 900 in month from selected ore,
which shows the possibilities Ofthis great mine. As
readers are aware, the Indians massacrcd the miners
and burned the cOmpany's mill, which was deathblOw
10 the old company Now that the Indians are driven
from the country there II obstacle 10 the success OF
tie new company, and IT has our best wishes.
Competent engineers report several millions in sight
IN the mine above present lower level the strictly
free milling and wafer power available TO run 80
stamps. The company intends to sink the main shaft
200 deeper at prosecuting the ledge 30
feet This Is expected 10 double the amount Of in
sight and will be enough TO keep 80 stamps pounding
away for ten years Presumng the ore 20 yield in iu
ture as il has In the past the 80 stamps should yield
least $4,000 monthly net.
This enterprise in present hands, In connection with
others now al work. will contribute largely the local
business of Cotton and San Benardino.