The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Ihere was less business yesterday and prices III
the main were weaker. The strongest stock on
the list was Occidental, which sold up 10 44c,
owing to favorable advices from the mine. On the
o5O level, at a point further south than on the
level above, they have cut the ven which is much
wider and of better grade than heretofore. Inc
showing Is considered important.
NOTES.
The following official reports have been placed
on file:
CHALLENGE-From top of the Joint commence
and Challenge raise from the surface tunnel west
crosscut was started during the week, which IS
now out III feet. The face shows quartz having no
value.
CROWN PoINT-The raise from the east crosscut
from the south lateral drift on the 700 lever IS
now up 40 feet, having been extended feet since
the last report. The formation on top is the same
as last reported. Stopped the south drift on the
7OO level and started crosscut from II 10 the
west 81 feet south of No east crosscut IL is out
feet. and the face is in mixture of porphyry
and clay. No work has been done in the mine
since the evening of the 25th inst. From the ore
extracted during the week and from that accu1nu-
lated in the dumps at the mine, have shipped 657
tons to the Mexican mill for reduction The aV-
erage battery for the week SO I'll, OF which
So SO was gold
BELCHER-On the 800 level the Joint Belcher
and Seq Becher south drift is in $50 feet from the
shaft; the face shows porphyry. They have holsted
during the week and stored in the orehouse at the
mine 43 tons OF ore the average top car sample or
winch SHOWS an assay value OF p II Oh per ION.
Seq. RELCHER-On the 200 level the southwest
crosscut from south lateral drift is out ~ eet the
face is in porphyry and quartz OF no value Have
hoisted during the week and stored in the orehouse
at the mine IL tons OF ore, the average top car
sample OF which shows an assay value OF $25 80
per ton.
JUsTIcE-The WINE from the drain tunnel level
between chutes and was sunk 20 feet, making
its total depth 80 feet The Wine is following
streak OF low grade ore assaying from 81 TO $lo per
ton
sAvAGE-In the Savage on the $50 level the
north lateral drift started from the west side OF the
station advanced SIS feet on the vein. The north
drift from the east crosscut fourth floor of north
upraise is advanced 35 feet; The face continues IN
quartz and porphyry. The south drift from the
face of the sill floor southeast drift is advanced ITO
feet; face is in quartz giving low assays. on the
100 level in the south drift they have started an
east crosscut and advanced the same 10 feet; face
is IN quartz and porphyry. They continue 10 eX-
tract the eighth floor OF the old slopes.
On the 1850 level the east croSScut from the fourth
floor 800 feet south of the shaft is advanced 40
feet. This drift reached the clay OF the vein
and was stopped. The west crosscut from the
tenth floor of the south Slopes is advanced 20
feet: face in quartz and porphyry.
A. h. Durbrow, secretary OF the Gould and curry,
is confined TO his home by illness
The yield of the Bodie Consolidated mine for the
week ending April 20 was 10 tons OF ore from
the workings between the 800 and 400 levels. The
estimated value of the ore is about T45 per ton.
We will commence crushing ore at the Bodie mill
about May 2 The south drift from the east
uprase, AZ feet below the 800 level, has been
extended 9 feet. The ore in the face is from 8 to
10 inches wide and OF good grade: Have started
stopping out ore north and south from the above
drift. The ore Slope from the winze below the
south drift from No upraise, 300 level, is about
the same as last reported.
In the Mono mine the east crosscut from the
south drift the 400 level is in porphyry.
The Pacific Gas Improvement Company. Spring
Valley Water Compang and San Jose Water Com
pany, will each pay monthly dividends OF 90 cents
per share on the 10th.
The II. p Taylor Mining Company of Siskiyou
County has levied an assessment of 4 cents per
share, delinquent May 81.