New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNLA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday, June "a. 1882.
YesterdaE To.day
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TOMBSTONE. Ari, June 2j.-The Tranquility
mine has been shut down for repairs and Will start
Another large body Of rich ore has been struck in
the Randolph mine. 1t is rumored that mill will
be built.
The Old Guard mine is shipping ore TO the Boston
mill There are 900 OF chloride on the dump.
The Suphuret is still pumping water for the
Girard mill.
The smcter at the Peabody mine Cochise Dis
trict is turning out tons of copper bullion daily.
Preparations are being made to exhibit Tomb
stone at the Denver Mining Exposition
Ell PAsO, Texas. June 25-NegotiatiOns, which
have been pending for the erection of reduction
works at II Paso have been satisfactorily con-
cluded The machinery Is to be supplied by the
Pacific Iron Works, san Francisco.
Twelve rich galena and copper mines in San
Andres District San Andres Mountains. y. NJ, have
just been secured by the United states and Mexico
Syndicate and the Syndicate of the Two Republics,
OF New jersey.
Work has been suspended on the Girard and B ack
Quartz mines OF the Organ Mountain Mining Com
pany but is being kept up on the Short Cut and Rio
Grande with fair results
Heavy rams have fallen in the Jarillos Range
east of the Organ Mountains \. NJ, and the tanks
which were constructed to hold water during the
dry season have proved entire " unservceabie.
Discoveries of rich sand carbOnates aTe reported
from the west slope Of the Organ Mountains, east O
Las Cruces n. NJ, and high grade gold rock Is re-
ported TO have been found IN Mineral Hill Tunnel,
near Sheds on tue east I'll slope.
Native copper has been found IntemXed with
scoria in the lava-beds east of San Marcal. ~ NJ.
Favorable reports continue 10 be received from
the Memphis mine, Organ Mountains.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN. New. June 25.-The Eagle
mill has been closed for an indefinite period.
The Plumas and Goodwin mines, at Galena, are
Ali Chinamen working in Lewis have been or
Gered to quit.
George W. Boutwell, returned from California on
Thursday
mccullough, lately in charge of the Mccullough
AntmOny mine, has LEFT there, and nothing Is being
done al the mlne
Bullion valued at $l7l 900 was received in New
York Oh saturday from The mlneS making a total
for the week OF S2J2OUO.
The total sales OF INNING stocks in NewYork for
the past week are officially reported by the two
Exchanges al 91S,S1O shares.
The financial statement of the Eureka Con-
s0iidatcd Mining Company for the month of May
shows that the base bullion Outturn was nearly
542l2 tons, yielding Sl769SJ II. Among the el-
pendltures were For mining. S4f.S95 4S smelt-
ing S}4, sos 81 freight refining. etc, S35, 59S IS
construction of new shaft, SO 40 p. On June
II there was on hand, cash, $2l3,01l 10 and 2G9
tons base bullion, valued at $64,74 The liabili
ties amounted to p22,3J1 81. Approximate net re-
sources $25j.396 30
Father de Smet superintendent reports for the
week ending jane TO- that l, 100 tons of
extracted from first level, LOO tons from second
level and 90 tons from third level. During the
week 2450 tons of ore were mllled. The North
end tunnel is in 635 feet the west crosscut tram
way level is in 2O7 feet, the Golden Gate crOsscut is
IN q feet and the Golden Gate header is IN III
feet A header started ON the third level, beyond
the McGInty Wine, is in 2o feet.
Reports from VictoriO District. New Mexico, q
newly discovered carbonate camp situated three
miles from Gage Station on the Southern Pacific
ailroad aud about Is miles from Deming, state
that rapid development work Is being done sew
eral CLAIMS. Four shafts are being sunk, the deep
est one of which has reached depth OF 10 feet.
The carbonate ore occurs IN formation Of porphy-
~ quartzlte and limestone, and average assays
weld about 90 ounces silver and about 40 per cent
lead.