New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-29
CLOSING PRICES OF 0ALIFORYIA STOCKS
san FRANCISCO Tuesday. Nov. %. 1882.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.I

DEADwooD, ID. T., Nov. 2S.-All the mills on the
Homestake belt running full capacity.
Ii is reported that the HOmestake Company Will
erect 20O-stamp mill next season..
The Sitting Bull silver mill is in steady opera
ton.
The recent discovery of chlorides in the Florence
NINE Is more extensive than first reported.
Grand Junction cleaned up $4,000 as the result
of 20 days Iun.
he Golden Star mill, near Custer is working con-
tinuously.
Five stamps of the Penobscot mill are in opera
ton.
The Minnesota sale has fallen through.
Considerable excitement has been caused by the
discovery of a on Golden Summit which Is said
The EsmeralGa and Gustin mills, aggregating 100
ST lamps, are running day and night The companies
are very retc mt, .ut it is believed that they are
working high grade ore.
The cleanup of the Father de Smet mine for the
first two weeks ofNovember yielded S13,3lS 90.
Little Pittsburg official report for week ending
vcmber % shows Ore shipped 495 tons set
tied or go tons; balance shipped and unsettled
for 5G3 tons.
Caledonia (B H. superintendent reports for week
ending November 10: " Ore delivered 10 the MIL
975 tons. Slapped $50 ounces of gold value
$40, coo. Sixty stamps are running now, with good
prospects of keeping them at work. Annual assess
ment work and extracting ore is all the work being
done at present"
Standard Consolidated official report November
| 20. snONs: 1olal length OF east crosscut, 1,OOO
level 1O02 feet. Eas, crosscut from south DRIFT is
100 feet long. and is IN hard blasting rock; East
,rosscu 700 lvel, is in 975 feet, and Is also In
MARI ground. The south drift from this crosscut Is
IN 3l5 feet where the VEN Is 2i2 feet wide. Sou
ar it No. l, 500 level is in 213 feet. showing the
| VEN ID feet wide. OF far ore. The upraise from
this drift is up 100 fee, where the VEN Is 10 feet
wide. The north upraise Is 194 feet high
Tie vein a. this point is 10 feet wide
| ; outh drift No. /, $50 level, is $50 feet long
and shows feet OF VEN. The Wine in south DRIFT
| No 2 Is down l05 feet the VEN Is feet wide.
| Cook upraise up 300 feet, and shows feet OF
| VEIN.
Bode Consolidated official report for week ending
| November Is shows Tons OF ore crushed, 1924
| average value $93 "a per ton average value Of
| laIlImpS, S12 "a. Bullion shipped, 81 ,O5O 40
1he south drit from Wine No. II, at the go level
| is IO2 feet long The north and south drifts al the
bot, om Of wiuze No. II respectively "a and 10
feet long. he Slopes from these drifts continue IN
rich ore Work in tue south drift. from the foot of
rise No. -, at the $50 level was suspended during
the past week in order TO start tue opposite north
| drift which is now ten feet long. An ore chute is
now building III rise No. 49, East crosscut at the
| 500 level of the shaft, is 1856 feef long, and the
| north drit, same vel, is 1916 feet long. The VEN
Is stronger and more and better quartz Ill the
north dIiIt than 1t aid at corresponding point on
| the 700 level. The pumps are keeping the water
| well IN check.