New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAX FRANCIsCO, Tncslay. Jan. y. 1882



san FRANCISCO. Jan. 21-Au official letter from
the Caborca mines, Sonora, Mexico says that the
ore il milling $40 per ton. The superintendent
predicts dividend IN February.
WOOdVC ledge, and indications are favorable.
Traders arc investing freely on the prospects The
east drift which running for the ledge where the
damon drill was reported 10 have found high as
SAYS year ago has 200 feet yet to run to reach the
HE prices Of Union Consolidated and Mexican
vary but slightly, with 40 noticeable increase III the
transactions
BopiE. Cal. Jan. 2I-During the past week
standard Consolidated shipped to The mill 1888
tons of ORE average pu!p assay III 20. Ship
ued 10 the company, %lS297 2G.
Bodc Consolidated average pulp assay, $73 49,
In the west crOs,cut, Wine No. ., SIX men seam
of very rich orc has been found.
The Bodic Tunnel stamp mil Will begin crushing
Thc $50 level OF the Tioga Consolidate continues
to improve.
FL P,so. Tex, Jan. 2l.-ActIye preparations
have been planned for deyeioprg rich galona mines
III thr Clanattc Mountains PrrsdiO County, Texas
eighteen mics from the RIO Grandc
The old SPANISH mine OF Sierra fica near Preside
del N,Tte, is showing heavy body OF 1l'h g1lcna
and ChlOridcs, with gray copper
Another rich strike OF cna is reported from the
east side Of the Organ Mountains, above Shedd's
Ranch in the Organ Mountain District.
II is reported that cN-Govcrnor sheppard SUPER
iutcndcnt OF the Bhopilas Consolidated Mining
Company, Ia, been bitten by a tarantua and that
he WI probably lose tcg.
The Mexican Central Railway to-day reached a
uoint tiity-ivc miles out from Paso del Norte. The
Southern Pacific Railway Is 200 miles out.
4 board trade and mining exchange Tor Fl
Paso were decided upon at 4 meeting Of business
men on Saturday evening
LrADVULE. Col. Jan. GA report was tele-
cranhrd from Denver last night, 10 the effect that
lie Hon. d. T. Dyer had commenced II suit in equity
against the Robinson Consolidated Mining Com
pauy to recover quarter interest. his ls Il mis-
take. COoucl Dyer. who Is now here, states that
As an attorney ne has commenced sun against the
heirs OF Lcutenant-G0ycrHOr George i. Robinson on
behalf at ihc heirs OF the deceased Charles JON s.,
the original dIscoycrer of the Robinson mine who
was furnished with the means to prospect 10y Rob
iuson. When Jones died, Robinson purchased. for
81 100 his one-lourth interest from The heirs 1t is
claimed, through false representations.
Bullion valued at sol 900 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
Robinson Constituted superintendent tcle-
graphcd January %: Struck low grade ore IN
.OO-loOt level tins morning; as had in 500
foo; level In another telegram of the same date,
9OO-foot level look, encouraging; viii DC low grade
for 20 feet, same rs SOO-lOO level
Standard Consolidated official report, January t.
shows that the west cIosscut, 900 level Is IN $50
feet. The total length OF the west cro-,cut. 700
level Is II icct. The east cJOsscut is IN $50 eet
length of the south drift from the crosscut is $40
feet. The south DRIFT from the main east crOsscut
800 level GOl feet, the the face showing
width of five feet. The total length Oi west cross
is in hard blasting rock. West CTdsscut No. - Is in
~ feet; the face IN good formation. The upGaIse
on the Bullion VEN, 500 level IS MP lJ1 feet show
ing the vein AZ feet WIDE hc total height OF the
upTalSc on the Cook Vcn Is TO- feet; the VEN
shows a width of feet. On the $50 level The vein
III the slopes continues about 20 feet wide of the
usual grade of ore. and the 800 level the vein Is
| about 10 feet wide.