New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-21
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san Francisco, saturday. Nov. 10. 1881.


S,N FR,NclsCo. Nov 2O.-Tbr market closed
with more huoyancy and the indications are that
the late raider, have done their worst Union Con-
solidate1 and Sierra Nevada were particularly
strong. .t. II ...
far the Felicia and Caborcl mining companies was
ttac ed nv Mexican soldiers and papers taken from
him of importance III suits now pending. The MeM-
49,, l,t,,,nts are strong friends of Governor Ortiz,
,,bn i. Il1ng his influence in their interest. In an
interview with the president of the Cahorca com
nIrv 10 day he SAYS that far IA the Caborca COM
many is concerned there Is no trouble, everything
P'},r been amicably settled by 9. +. MacDcrmot
and George -. Roberts, when visiting the mines re-
GENTLY and receipts were given to that elect.
The October product of the Custer mine tldahol
The Tip Topmll is running M to its full capacity.
Black Bear Quartz Company has declared diyi-
'G Thr - SANTIAGO mill will start up on Monday
Thc buIIon WELD of the Comstock mines for the
,uortcr ending september 30 $l73.lGO de-
crease of 100000 in comparison with the preceding
quarter t;. i; NJ VII, 80
senator FAR VIII pTODiDlS "iIiNo III 'o"- i"th VII
Friday next.
Dp,pwoop. Oak. r., Nov. 10.-The Gold Star
mill at Custer has been shut down for the winter,
and contract has been let to sink 200 feet on the
The new Grand Junction mill will start up in
about two weeks. 80. 80,
constructed on the Sitting Bull mine, and which
will br of thrtvton capacity, is expected to be III
operation about January l.
|
char en- aud will erect thlrty-ton custom snelter
| i'm This city at once.
| The srmi-mouthy partial cleanup of the plates
from the lIomestake and five other mines was sent
| 10 New York to-day. II aggregates $4,000. The
batteries are cleaned only on The first of each month.
| Among the mines represented are the DeadwOOd-
| Terra and the Father de Smet.
An agent OF an English company, having a capital
stock of 81 900 900, who Is here, has deeds in
escrow for fine group of mines on Elk Creek. EX-
| teusyc works arc to be erected on the mines next
spring
HELENA, Mont, Nov. 10.--The Legal Tender
minr of Montana, has struck, on the 1855 level
siX-lnch vein OF ruby silver which will average
| over 2 600 ounces silver per ton.
| The Alta Montana mine has struck good ore in the
Snow tunnel.
The Moulton mine has made rich strike in the
| 400 level.
TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Nov 10.-San Francisco par
ties have offered T450,OO0 for the mgersoll mine,
and the offer has been refused. IL is estimated that
| there is more than 100000 worth of the
| dump and $500 900 worth in sight in the mines.
Charles Woberling, of Chicago. and George Per-
| kns, of New-YoTk, left here yesterday for Naco-
sario Canon, Sonora, Mexico i'll company with the
owner of the NacosarlO mine, with the view of pur
| chasing the mine and good land in its immediate
vicinity.
LiADvILLE, Col, Nov. 19.-J. p. Davis has
! brought suit against the La Plata Mining and
Smelling Company for one-fOurtb interest in the
| Slipper mine belonging TO that company and
| also for $4,000 Tor ore already extracted.
| DENVER, Col, Nov. 20.-A dispatch from Lead
Vile says that the District Court yesterday declined
10 set aside the verdict in the case of the Matchess