Volume 12 (1866) (428 pages)

The atining and Scienti aR NING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY. List of Notices of Meetings, Dividends. Assessmonts aud _ Delinquent Sales, yin the Names of peimpanics, Nbarlet or County Location, Aniountof Jeesonent: Date of Meeting, Deth hent Advertiqeineta aud Sule, and Amount and Tliao ‘ay ment of Dividends COMPILED FOR EVERY ISSUE. Advertised Inthe Minlug aud Nelentifie Preas und uther Sun Francisco Journals’, Dar anv'd Dar DELING'T List. OY Saki, -Mar 27—April 7 aw'vor AND ition ASSKSSMANT. Arblirlas, Chihuaha, Sex., -Mar 3—Mar 3 Mar 23—April Sale Feb 14 Mecthig Mar 6 Bostan Goprer, Pe. .cces eee ee nee Booker Wt’ 15.48 SM co., $t.50. Releber, GoldBacon M. & St. co. Consolldaled Sliver WUL AM Co., Come) Pelroleun ea, We. Casselll, Nevate co., Cal, $5 Cole, Slorey co., Nev Chiptonea, Sanura, Me Caultal. Feb 17—Mar 3° Feb 24—Mar & . Fob 2—Mar & »Mar 18—Mar 3 .Nar M—Mar 26 Mecllug Feb 26 Dancy, Lyon co., Nev., 50c. Evoca, lel Norle co., Cal., Sc Emerald Cupper, 31. EUk Nort, Velrdenm, 59 El Tasiv, Sonora, dex., 82. eb 26—Mar 10 Franco-Aimericano, San Antonto, L, Cal., e—Mar 17—Mar 3 Geo, Washington, Alpine cd., Cal., $L50.Ear 21—April 10* Se 05 Feh 2t—Mar 10° "ny $25.0 «Mar é—Mar 19 Adjourned Mectlug Mar . Hanscom, Copper, Del Noric co., N Hale & Nurcrow, Slorey ce Hayward letroleun:, Meellng Feb 22 Mar b—Mav 19 «Mar 17—Mar 31¢ Feh 1{—Mar 16% hhir 6—Mar 24 Mar 3—Mur 2¢ Feb 26—Mar 3 ar3—Mar 19" Mar 3—Mar 197 Feb 20—Mareh 10 oeoMur I—Mar 15 Feb 14—Mar 3 -Mnr 3—Mar 19 Tawa, Storey co, Nev va} Alpluc co., Cal, Kenkuk, Vontra Costa co., Cal., Kearairee, We. Jewel, Slures co., Nev. Jeffrey VN, Sic. Leland, Arizona, 5 Lady of the Lake, Arizona, London Qnarlg We. La Fernaudez, Sunora, 3 Magsle, Lander ev, Nev., 33. Morning Star, Alpine co,, $1. Feb 13—Feb 23 +. Feb 2—-Mar 10 Feb 17—Murch 3* -Feb 9—Feb 26 Napoleon, Calaveras co,, $7. Nonparelt, $1. Overman, Storey co, Nov., 310 ., +.Mar17—Mar 31" oes Meellng Feb 22 Providenec, Nevadaco., Cal, $1 Planet, Copper. Refugio, Chihnahan, Mex.$2kZ, Rodgers, Slorey co., Nov., 33 -Feb 10~Feb 24 +-oFeb 27—Mar 12 Soulhern Light, Lanier co., Nev., $12.50 Sautlago, Lyon co, Nev., $1 Sierra Yulley, Plumas ec fier-a Silver, Douglas cu Syslambo Copper, Sle. Sierra Nevada, Slorey co. «Mar 10—Mar 26° «-Feb 1—Feb 20 »-Maz 13—Mar 23 Tuolumne Monntaln, 50C.ccseresee escceerees POD 10—Feb 26 Uniied Stales, Storey co., Nev. Mar 17—Mar 3)" Wallpl, Arizona. Wide West, Alpine co., Annual Meeting, Mar 21% $. serseeceress Feb 3—Mar 2% ¥ellow Jackel, Storey co., Nev., 150.-.Mar 17—April 17 *Thase marked wlih an asterisk (*) are advertised In this Journal. Hates of Advertising MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. Mining Advertisements. Notices of Meetings, her snare, one week $) U0 Notices of Meeting uare, Your we 250 Aseasinenl Notices inary denuth, T we 5 Ww Asaeesiuent Notices, of wore than usin! length, tor éuch ndditional sqviure,. 2 50 Delluyuent sirles, per square, lwo wi 200 Delinquent Sales, per squire, three we 2 60 Postpouements, per si » 10 Shps ol Advertisemeuls, Ments, per hundred, 10D Advertising blanks wu) ¢ Free Miscellaneous Advertisements, One week, per aquare. $1 00 One month, per squar 250 One (uirter omen 7 50 Advertisements of Leter, er sun, Ingerted by contract on the nese invorahble te OG Ten linea of sulid adcertisiny type anuditites a sqnave, ON Terms of Subscription. Titk Mixine Axo Sciextite Mauss is published every Satnrday morning (Comaluing sixteen pages—size of Lerper's Weehty) ut the tollowling rales: One copy, one year, b¥ niall, la advance. six inonths,; by mui), in advance one year, hy & st 0 Jeary, ty aratt, ail a per munth. Moths 6 Monthly & Tuk Cincetation of the Parss, already extensive, Is rapidly increas: ind sublimiial men who ean protit by wideTy dissenl Information of thelr business nmongse the Most intellizent, lutleentlal md fndustrial elasses of the Pueltie sites und Territories will find no wore etfectnal or econvnmileal tt a for Ae 2 €cO., Proprietor ie Patent Acency aud Dob Pri tnting’ ‘Ultien, So Clay street Francisco. July t 1 a Delays v Dangerous,—lnvontors on the Pacific Coast slionlt riniuind that by patronizing our Putent Ageney they can alei sll necessary papers tor sccuriuy paJents “‘ulnusi minediately, thereby avolding the three montis delay requisite [1 transacting husiness through Eastern ayencies. Our Clreulation.—Tnz Mixing anv Scientinio Press haga large and permanen) subscription lst, and enjoys a More wniverstl cliculatha «mouy stockholders and persons directly tnleresled in mining than any other paper on this coast, ae aie cree Circular of aescae d Br ae of ae S. F. Stock & Exchange Board. Sas Frascisco, Saternay Morsinc, February 24th, 1866, Semi-Annual Reports of the Suvings and Loun institutious of San Franelsco. ai : = E. Keserve Cash FaMc. Date of Rpt) Depualis. ans. BATONS. pind. Mees Hibernia 5 ! & Low Jan. 21, 1566 183,211,943 65)/$3,072,716 92] $179.51 99, S$81.3'2 69 $27,251 73 Jan. 1, 1866 . 1,596,809 73) 1,520,331 59) 84.8.2 22] 41 ATG Si ZN ASE 10 Dec. 31, 1865.) 620,093 34] GND. S7T4 BT) 4B 82,706 cal FO90L 33 te ton Snctery., Jan. 15, 1866.) 1,341,185 27) 1,428,250 1 Cal. Buliding anil, . Loan doclety. a 1865. 212,08 OO] 150,000 O) . caress TS.000 OF . eees rene POO Ace. one cs oe STULL 6 SS, TS We Ny, BUG ve) SIGHT OF SGT 4,689 LN During the recent ugitation of the currency question by the Leryisliture of this State, with a view to a repeal of the Specifie Cuntraet Law, a large number of deposits were withdrawn from several of the ubove institutions, particularly from the Elibernin; but sinee the final vote in the Sennte against the proposed change, conlidence has been restored, nnd the reflux is even greater thnu before. As is well known: the loans mado by these associutions are seenred by mortgages upon first-class real estate, nnd repnyable in monthly installments. ‘The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society declared, during the past six months, dividends of oue $ cent. per mouth; the S. F. Savings Union declared 1 1-5 @ cent. per month to term depositors, nud 1 G cent. to ordinnry. The California Muilding divided 1!j 9@ cent. per month, Pending the action of the Legislature, it was deeined prudent to carry unusvnlly heavy cash balauees, which, of course, decrensed the pereentaye depositors derived from the gross gains; but this is no leuger necessary, and loans are now made with more freedom. The Money Market presents no new feature. <A feir degree of activity prevails, and the current rate in bnnk is L@l1y % cent. per month, with occasional trausactions upon more favorable terms to the borrower. R. ceipts of treasure from domestic sourees, sinee our last reference, hnve amounted to uiue hundred thousand dollars, making au aggregate ol seme three million dollars thus far during the eurrent mouth. Bal lion has been in good demund for shipping purposes, and sales of gold bars were made nt about 850; silver bars range Irom 3,4 to 1 Y cent. premium. Legal Tender Notes are dealt in at tbe Board to the. extent of $60,000 at 7314@733¥e., closing at 73! fe. bid. Our latest telegraphie advices from the East quote gold at 137. Yhe Mining Share Market has been somewhat irregular this week, Some stocks met with a material decline, while others have been well maiutained at a slight advaoce. The tenor of advices from a number ol claims is considered favorable. Gould & Curry receded from $1,050 to 31,000, then sold at $1,030, buyer 30, and elosed at $1,050 asked. The body of ore found recently on the “ 2d station" is said to be improving. The eampany’s mill is now running up to its full eapacity, and during the first 16 diys of this month, 1,925 tons of ore were reduced at that establishment. Savage has been actively dealt in, and some 200 feet changed hands, steadily declining from $1,025 to $770, seller 30, and selling yesterday hand the totnl reeeipts of bullion amounted to $14,851). on the lower level now digcloses a less formidablo body of ore thnn was supposed to exist nt that point. Mr. Chas. Bonner has been chosen superintendent in lieu of Mr, Curtis, Llale & Noreross deelined from $980 to $940, ndynnced to $990, dropped to $960, rallied to $1,010, nnd sold at the close nt $1,050 bid, b. 30° The newly-diseovered ore deposit in the 700-feet level is said to look promising, and has been tolerably well leveloped a distance of nearly 100 leet north nnd south. ‘The ore etrnta, with the quartz lying to the west of it, nlso preseuts a flattering appenranee, nnd is thought to indicite the existeneo of an extensive body of ore in the next level below. Crown Point rose from $900 to $975, nnd elosed yesterday nt $1,025 bid. During the week ending February 16th, 590 tons of ore were extracted from this mine. In breasting out the full width of the lode gaing north, the oro deposit is 30 feet wide in the 300-feet level. he incline 60 fret from the north line is now down some 20 feet in fine ore, a sinall portion of which is being reserved for dry crushing. Shipments ol bullion during the eurreut mouth have amounted to about £80,000 thus for. Yellow Jacket tins been dealt in to the extent of 325 feet, advancing pe $140 to $180, dropping to $440, rallying to $470, then declining $360, ellen 30, and selling yesterday at $390@400. During the a ending February 12th, oe tons of ore were hoisted to tbe surlace; 120 tons were reduced at outside mills, yielding $33.77 per ton, ‘The Kentuek company, in drifting to the Yellow Jacket line, and then west, ata depth of 285 feet, have met with a borly of fine ore, snpposed to bea continuation of the West stratum on the Crowu Point. Ophir bas been rather steadily maintained, ndvnneing from $435 to 3.450, receding to $430, and closing nt $425. ‘Lhis mine continues to produce some fine ores taken from the fourth nnd sixth stntion levels. tn the ninth gallery there is nothing new. The south drilt has now reached 2 point 90 feet north of the Central shaft. Chollar-Potosi rose from $305 to $325; receded to $306, and then sold at S806@s24, Within this range more than 300 feet was dealt in. The Grass Valley Station is said to have improved a little recently. The Bajazette ground shows no change, and the Stope over head of Ineline is looking as well as formerly. In the 2d Station the south end shows sone ‘improvement in raising up. Station 60 feet below Potosi tunnel good ore is now found on both sides of the old works. In the mine, new shaft. ete., 154 men are now employed. During the weck endiog February 16th, 637 tong of ore were sent to eustom-mills, yielding an avernge of about $28 per tou, and 591 tons were sold at an average of $514 pez ton. Alpha rose trom $260 to 280, then sold at $240@242, closing at $245. Belcher rose from $190 to $220, buyer 30, dropped to $170, rallied to $185 and $190, buyer $30, and sold yesterday at $190@195. Empire Mill and Mining company met with small sales at 175@180, elusing at $190 asked. Imperial advaneed from $116 to $121, and sold yesterday at $119 (@$120, seller 30. The yield of the Company’s mill for the first two weeks of this month amounted to $29,632. Ballion rose tn $67, fell to $59, and sold yesterday at $58@$59. Drifting still continues at n depth of 680 leet, and it is thought that the lode will be reacbed east of the engine shait. Overman has been sold at 48 to 55,and closes at $55. Work ig progressing vigorously in the 600fect level west and north of the engine shaft. Confidence suddenly advanced from $41 to $63, then declined to 50 and closed at $75. Lady Bryan was sold at 4@414, Exchequer 614 @, Wide West at $9, and Sierra Nevada at $8. The aggregate recorded sules of Stocks and Legal Tender Notes, at $800(@$840, ‘The drift from the bottom of the prospecting wiuze . since Saturday last, amounted to $839,191 50. San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board. San Francisco Jobbing Prices Current, San Francisco Metal Market, San Francisco, Feb. 28, 1866 flour, ere bUL. peyote i ae b i iE PRICES FOR INVOICES, Bid. Askeil. 100 350 United States 7 3-10ths. . 3 ida; tb. 240 y 95 . Jobbing prices cela ten to fifteen per cent. higher than the Gov. Legal Tender Note 4} By 17 10 2 05 @ 2 20 Sollowing quotations.) State Bounds, 7 cent 86%4 87 ley, B -00 bb. 110@115 San_ Francisco, Feb. 16, 1866, San Francisco 10 8 ce o oe Beans, @ 100 th . 4 40 5 50 . Iron. Sates Pig $9 %% ton; Railroad 60c B 100 Ths; Bar San Francises Braids, 18; . 70 os Potatoes, 100 Tb 105 @ 1 25 1@l4 @ % Tb; Sbeet, polishod, 3¢ 8B fb, common, 14@ Yan Francisco Bos, 1838, 0 Es ecut, 67 4 Hay, Btom..oa 11 00 @18 00 ie 8 Tb; Piate lige B Ib; Pipe, sie ‘Bibi Galvanized scramenlo City Bonds, 6 @ ceit. +s te Live Gak Whol, 8 -8 00 @10 00 bem @ Ib puto Conuty Bnids, 6 Bc 50 5 Beef, on wot, @ I 6 7 Scoteh and English Pig @ ton Marysville Binds, 10 B cent. 75 ae Beef, extra, dress 12k 15 American Pig @ too,..+6 Stockton Bonde, 10 @ cent, 60 : Sheep, on footy. 100 @ 200} Relined Bar, bul assortment, ® tb Yuba Conuty Bonde, 40 A cent, 78 80 Hugs, on loot, @ tb 9 10 Refined Bar, gaol assortinent, 2 tb Butte Comity Bonds, 10 exi 65 $0 Hogs, dressed ,'@ tb. 18 G 14 Builer No, 1 tu4..0eCalifornia Navigutin Co. 55 5534 Plate No. 5 to 0,. State Telegraph stock 22 Be Snear, ernshed 16@ —]. Sheet No, 10to13, San Francisco Cas Co 107 105. Jie Chi 10 @ 12% Sheet No. 14 Io 20. Sacramento Gas Co. ae 1 Cates Cus —@ 271 sheet No. 24 to 27, Spring Valley Water © 60 0034 ‘Rw 26 @ — . Correr.—Duty: Shea 85 @ 1 00 Sheatbing @ Ib. RAILIOADS, 70 a 1 00 Stieathing, Old. Sacramento Valley Railres + $f 10] Sheathing, Yoltoy AT 50. 740 S. Sheuthius, Old Yellov ae GA 110@115 Bolts oe 4s 50 2 Th. 24 @ 26 Compusition Nai Ranelr Butter ; ca i 60 @ 55 . Vin Prares,—Duty: 2e BR lalhmns tu Perse 35 @ 40 Plates, Chareonl, 1X a be: 20@ 26 Plates, 1 Char coal 40@ 45 Rooting ee 4 “ fe eee y ne M. 22 @ 23 Bavea Tin Slabs, Si OS (Ne “3 @ — . SreKt—English Cast steel Sih. sierra, Buttes Qnar 20@ 22 . Qrexsauven.—Per — Ll For oxport.. "865 $10 Zixe.—Sheots @ tb. BB 305 San Francisco Retail Prices Eu Lean.—Pig @ bb. 1od0-10lu Butler, California fresh # Ib 60@ 60 an ry do’ pickle! % = Sierra Nevaila 8 9 do larene ae oe 40 Yallow Jacket 400 405 do Now York, Bb. 4i@ 50 Overman. 61 5y Cheese, 8 HWincssec 2h@ 385 ae, a) 16 is ie “9 Evecrroryrs Cors, Excrayixes, Ero.—Our Job Printing Crown Puiut 1030 1050 Lard, 2 Ib @ 25 Olice is abundantly supplied with elegaul cugrvings, orAntelope . tees sane Hams and Bacon, ei 28@ 30 /naments, nnd otber ctnbelishments to suil the varions Emeralda 1 5 Cranberrivs, 2 gal. 6v@ 70 . branches of industry in this Salo. Atua .. ee oe Putatnes, sv a s@ Real del Monte. te 16 des 1 1@ 234 ‘i Bulliou, G. H. 59 60 . Tomaters. 8 th 6@ °8. Postponementa and Alteratlony.—Secretaries are Buckeye . ae seas Onions. ® th 4@ 6 . requestéd to give nelice of pestpoucmients, or dllerations Dick Sides. +e case $@ 10 . which they may desire made In thelr advertisements at Imperial , 119 V9 5 8@ 10 . their earliest convenience. New adyertsements should be aja 40) 263° . Plams, dried, @ fb. wy 25 . cont in as carly as possible. ee Peaches, ariel Bt. Be a 2 Grapes. 1 Tok Press Is large, sixteen-page paper, and is truly a cane, E Thee 62@ 75) Tweirrs Vorvsct,—The Mistsc anp Screntirtc Parss, puh25@ 1 50 . lished xt San Francisco, commenced its tweltth volume on valuable assistant to the mining iuferests of tbe Puciie Coast.—[Nye County News. Lrinons, 8 doz $7@ 112! the 6th tust,—[Nye County News. .

The atining and Scienti aR NING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY. List of Notices of Meetings, Dividends. Assessmonts aud _ Delinquent Sales, yin the Names of peimpanics, Nbarlet or County Location, Aniountof Jeesonent: Date of Meeting, Deth hent Advertiqeineta aud Sule, and Amount and Tliao ‘ay ment of Dividends COMPILED FOR EVERY ISSUE. Advertised Inthe Minlug aud Nelentifie Preas und uther Sun Francisco Journals’, Dar anv'd Dar DELING'T List. OY Saki, -Mar 27—April 7 aw'vor AND ition ASSKSSMANT. Arblirlas, Chihuaha, Sex., -Mar 3—Mar 3 Mar 23—April Sale Feb 14 Mecthig Mar 6 Bostan Goprer, Pe.. .cces eee ee nee Booker Wt’ 15.48 SM co., $t.50. Releber, GoldBacon M. & St. co. Consolldaled Sliver WUL AM Co., Come) Pelroleun ea, We. Casselll, Nevate co., Cal, $5 Cole, Slorey co., Nev Chiptonea, Sanura, Me Caultal. Feb 17—Mar 3° Feb 24—Mar & . Fob 2—Mar & »Mar 18—Mar 3 .Nar M—Mar 26 Mecllug Feb 26 Dancy, Lyon co., Nev., 50c. Evoca, lel Norle co., Cal., Sc Emerald Cupper, 31. EUk Nort, Velrdenm, 59 El Tasiv, Sonora, dex., 82. eb 26—Mar 10 Franco-Aimericano, San Antonto, L, Cal., e—Mar 17—Mar 3 Geo, Washington, Alpine cd., Cal., $L50.Ear 21—April 10* Se 05 Feh 2t—Mar 10° "ny $25.0 «Mar é—Mar 19 Adjourned Mectlug Mar . Hanscom, Copper, Del Noric co., N Hale & Nurcrow, Slorey ce Hayward letroleun:, Meellng Feb 22 Mar b—Mav 19 «Mar 17—Mar 31¢ Feh 1{—Mar 16% hhir 6—Mar 24 Mar 3—Mur 2¢ Feb 26—Mar 3 ar3—Mar 19" Mar 3—Mar 197 Feb 20—Mareh 10 oeoMur I—Mar 15 Feb 14—Mar 3 -Mnr 3—Mar 19 Tawa, Storey co, Nev va} Alpluc co., Cal, Kenkuk, Vontra Costa co., Cal., Kearairee, We.. Jewel, Slures co., Nev. Jeffrey VN, Sic.. Leland, Arizona, 5 Lady of the Lake, Arizona, London Qnarlg We.. La Fernaudez, Sunora, 3 Magsle, Lander ev, Nev., 33. Morning Star, Alpine co,, $1. Feb 13—Feb 23 +. Feb 2—-Mar 10 Feb 17—Murch 3* -Feb 9—Feb 26 Napoleon, Calaveras co,, $7. Nonparelt, $1. Overman, Storey co, Nov., 310 ., +.Mar17—Mar 31" oes Meellng Feb 22 Providenec, Nevadaco., Cal, $1 Planet, Copper. Refugio, Chihnahan, Mex.$2kZ, Rodgers, Slorey co., Nov., 33 -Feb 10~Feb 24 +-oFeb 27—Mar 12 Soulhern Light, Lanier co., Nev., $12.50 Sautlago, Lyon co, Nev., $1 Sierra Yulley, Plumas ec fier-a Silver, Douglas cu Syslambo Copper, Sle.. Sierra Nevada, Slorey co. «Mar 10—Mar 26° «-Feb 1—Feb 20 »-Maz 13—Mar 23 Tuolumne Monntaln, 50C..ccseresee escceerees POD 10—Feb 26 Uniied Stales, Storey co., Nev. Mar 17—Mar 3)" Wallpl, Arizona.. Wide West, Alpine co., Annual Meeting, Mar 21% $. serseeceress Feb 3—Mar 2% ¥ellow Jackel, Storey co., Nev., 150..-..Mar 17—April 17 *Thase marked wlih an asterisk (*) are advertised In this Journal. Hates of Advertising MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. Mining Advertisements. Notices of Meetings, her snare, one week $) U0 Notices of Meeting uare, Your we 250 Aseasinenl Notices inary denuth, T we 5 Ww Asaeesiuent Notices, of wore than usin! length, tor éuch ndditional sqviure,.. 2 50 Delluyuent sirles, per square, lwo wi 200 Delinquent Sales, per squire, three we 2 60 Postpouements, per si » 10 Shps ol Advertisemeuls, Ments, per hundred, 10D Advertising blanks wu) ¢ Free Miscellaneous Advertisements, One week, per aquare. $1 00 One month, per squar 250 One (uirter omen 7 50 Advertisements of Leter, er sun, Ingerted by contract on the nese invorahble te OG Ten linea of sulid adcertisiny type anuditites a sqnave, ON Terms of Subscription. Titk Mixine Axo Sciextite Mauss is published every Satnrday morning (Comaluing sixteen pages—size of Lerper's Weehty) ut the tollowling rales: One copy, one year, b¥ niall, la advance. six inonths,; by mui), in advance one year, hy & st 0 Jeary, ty aratt, ail a per munth. Moths 6 Monthly & Tuk Cincetation of the Parss, already extensive, Is rapidly increas: ind sublimiial men who ean protit by wideTy dissenl Information of thelr business nmongse the Most intellizent, lutleentlal md fndustrial elasses of the Pueltie sites und Territories will find no wore etfectnal or econvnmileal tt a for Ae 2 €cO., Proprietor ie Patent Acency aud Dob Pri tnting’ ‘Ultien, So Clay street Francisco. July t 1 a Delays v Dangerous,—lnvontors on the Pacific Coast slionlt riniuind that by patronizing our Putent Ageney they can alei sll necessary papers tor sccuriuy paJents “‘ulnusi minediately, thereby avolding the three montis delay requisite [1 transacting husiness through Eastern ayencies. Our Clreulation.—Tnz Mixing anv Scientinio Press haga large and permanen) subscription lst, and enjoys a More wniverstl cliculatha «mouy stockholders and persons directly tnleresled in mining than any other paper on this coast, ae aie cree Circular of aescae d Br ae of ae S. F. Stock & Exchange Board. Sas Frascisco, Saternay Morsinc, February 24th, 1866, Semi-Annual Reports of the Suvings and Loun institutious of San Franelsco. ai : = E. Keserve Cash FaMc. Date of Rpt) Depualis. ans. BATONS. pind. Mees Hibernia 5 !

& Low Jan. 21, 1566 183,211,943 65)/$3,072,716 92] $179.51 99, S$81.3'2 69 $27,251 73 Jan. 1, 1866 . 1,596,809 73) 1,520,331 59) 84.8.2 22] 41 ATG Si ZN ASE 10 Dec. 31, 1865.) 620,093 34] GND. S7T4 BT) 4B 82,706 cal FO90L 33 te ton Snctery., Jan. 15, 1866.) 1,341,185 27) 1,428,250 1 Cal. Buliding anil, . Loan doclety. a 1865.. 212,08 OO] 150,000 O) . caress TS.000 OF . eees rene POO Ace. one cs oe STULL 6 SS, TS We Ny, BUG ve) SIGHT OF SGT 4,689 LN During the recent ugitation of the currency question by the Leryisliture of this State, with a view to a repeal of the Specifie Cuntraet Law, a large number of deposits were withdrawn from several of the ubove institutions, particularly from the Elibernin; but sinee the final vote in the Sennte against the proposed change, conlidence has been restored, nnd the reflux is even greater thnu before. As is well known: the loans mado by these associutions are seenred by mortgages upon first-class real estate, nnd repnyable in monthly installments. ‘The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society declared, during the past six months, dividends of oue $ cent. per mouth; the S. F. Savings Union declared 1 1-5 @ cent. per month to term depositors, nud 1 G cent. to ordinnry. The California Muilding divided 1!j 9@ cent. per month, Pending the action of the Legislature, it was deeined prudent to carry unusvnlly heavy cash balauees, which, of course, decrensed the pereentaye depositors derived from the gross gains; but this is no leuger necessary, and loans are now made with more freedom. The Money Market presents no new feature. <A feir degree of activity prevails, and the current rate in bnnk is L@l1y % cent. per month, with occasional trausactions upon more favorable terms to the borrower. R. ceipts of treasure from domestic sourees, sinee our last reference, hnve amounted to uiue hundred thousand dollars, making au aggregate ol seme three million dollars thus far during the eurrent mouth. Bal lion has been in good demund for shipping purposes, and sales of gold bars were made nt about 850; silver bars range Irom 3,4 to 1 Y cent. premium. Legal Tender Notes are dealt in at tbe Board to the. extent of $60,000 at 7314@733¥e., closing at 73! fe. bid. Our latest telegraphie advices from the East quote gold at 137. Yhe Mining Share Market has been somewhat irregular this week, Some stocks met with a material decline, while others have been well maiutained at a slight advaoce. The tenor of advices from a number ol claims is considered favorable. Gould & Curry receded from $1,050 to 31,000, then sold at $1,030, buyer 30, and elosed at $1,050 asked. The body of ore found recently on the “ 2d station" is said to be improving. The eampany’s mill is now running up to its full eapacity, and during the first 16 diys of this month, 1,925 tons of ore were reduced at that establishment. Savage has been actively dealt in, and some 200 feet changed hands, steadily declining from $1,025 to $770, seller 30, and selling yesterday hand the totnl reeeipts of bullion amounted to $14,851). on the lower level now digcloses a less formidablo body of ore thnn was supposed to exist nt that point. Mr. Chas. Bonner has been chosen superintendent in lieu of Mr, Curtis, Llale & Noreross deelined from $980 to $940, ndynnced to $990, dropped to $960, rallied to $1,010, nnd sold at the close nt $1,050 bid, b. 30° The newly-diseovered ore deposit in the 700-feet level is said to look promising, and has been tolerably well leveloped a distance of nearly 100 leet north nnd south. ‘The ore etrnta, with the quartz lying to the west of it, nlso preseuts a flattering appenranee, nnd is thought to indicite the existeneo of an extensive body of ore in the next level below. Crown Point rose from $900 to $975, nnd elosed yesterday nt $1,025 bid. During the week ending February 16th, 590 tons of ore were extracted from this mine. In breasting out the full width of the lode gaing north, the oro deposit is 30 feet wide in the 300-feet level. he incline 60 fret from the north line is now down some 20 feet in fine ore, a sinall portion of which is being reserved for dry crushing. Shipments ol bullion during the eurreut mouth have amounted to about £80,000 thus for. Yellow Jacket tins been dealt in to the extent of 325 feet, advancing pe $140 to $180, dropping to $440, rallying to $470, then declining $360, ellen 30, and selling yesterday at $390@400. During the a ending February 12th, oe tons of ore were hoisted to tbe surlace; 120 tons were reduced at outside mills, yielding $33.77 per ton, ‘The Kentuek company, in drifting to the Yellow Jacket line, and then west, ata depth of 285 feet, have met with a borly of fine ore, snpposed to bea continuation of the West stratum on the Crowu Point. Ophir bas been rather steadily maintained, ndvnneing from $435 to 3.450, receding to $430, and closing nt $425. ‘Lhis mine continues to produce some fine ores taken from the fourth nnd sixth stntion levels. tn the ninth gallery there is nothing new. The south drilt has now reached 2 point 90 feet north of the Central shaft. Chollar-Potosi rose from $305 to $325; receded to $306, and then sold at S806@s24, Within this range more than 300 feet was dealt in. The Grass Valley Station is said to have improved a little recently. The Bajazette ground shows no change, and the Stope over head of Ineline is looking as well as formerly. In the 2d Station the south end shows sone ‘improvement in raising up. Station 60 feet below Potosi tunnel good ore is now found on both sides of the old works. In the mine, new shaft. ete., 154 men are now employed. During the weck endiog February 16th, 637 tong of ore were sent to eustom-mills, yielding an avernge of about $28 per tou, and 591 tons were sold at an average of $514 pez ton. Alpha rose trom $260 to 280, then sold at $240@242, closing at $245. Belcher rose from $190 to $220, buyer 30, dropped to $170, rallied to $185 and $190, buyer $30, and sold yesterday at $190@195. Empire Mill and Mining company met with small sales at 175@180, elusing at $190 asked. Imperial advaneed from $116 to $121, and sold yesterday at $119 (@$120, seller 30. The yield of the Company’s mill for the first two weeks of this month amounted to $29,632. Ballion rose tn $67, fell to $59, and sold yesterday at $58@$59. Drifting still continues at n depth of 680 leet, and it is thought that the lode will be reacbed east of the engine shait. Overman has been sold at 48 to 55,and closes at $55. Work ig progressing vigorously in the 600fect level west and north of the engine shaft. Confidence suddenly advanced from $41 to $63, then declined to 50 and closed at $75. Lady Bryan was sold at 4@414, Exchequer 614 @, Wide West at $9, and Sierra Nevada at $8. The aggregate recorded sules of Stocks and Legal Tender Notes, at $800(@$840, ‘The drift from the bottom of the prospecting wiuze . since Saturday last, amounted to $839,191 50. San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board. San Francisco Jobbing Prices Current, San Francisco Metal Market, San Francisco, Feb. 28, 1866 flour, ere bUL. peyote i ae b i iE PRICES FOR INVOICES, Bid. Askeil. 100 350 United States 7 3-10ths. . 3 ida; tb. 240 y 95 . Jobbing prices cela ten to fifteen per cent. higher than the Gov. Legal Tender Note 4} By 17 10 2 05 @ 2 20 Sollowing quotations.) State Bounds, 7 cent 86%4 87 ley, B -00 bb. 110@115 San_ Francisco, Feb. 16, 1866, San Francisco 10 8 ce o oe Beans, @ 100 th . 4 40 5 50 . Iron. Sates Pig $9 %% ton; Railroad 60c B 100 Ths; Bar San Francises Braids, 18; . 70 os Potatoes, 100 Tb 105 @ 1 25 1@l4 @ % Tb; Sbeet, polishod, 3¢ 8B fb, common, 14@ Yan Francisco Bos, 1838, 0 Es ecut, 67 4 Hay, Btom...oa 11 00 @18 00 ie 8 Tb; Piate lige B Ib; Pipe, sie ‘Bibi Galvanized scramenlo City Bonds, 6 @ ceit. +s te Live Gak Whol, 8 -8 00 @10 00 bem @ Ib puto Conuty Bnids, 6 Bc 50 5 Beef, on wot, @ I 6 7 Scoteh and English Pig @ ton Marysville Binds, 10 B cent. 75 ae Beef, extra, dress 12k 15 American Pig @ too,...+6 Stockton Bonde, 10 @ cent, 60 : Sheep, on footy.. 100 @ 200} Relined Bar, bul assortment, ® tb Yuba Conuty Bonde, 40 A cent, 78 80 Hugs, on loot, @ tb 9 10 Refined Bar, gaol assortinent, 2 tb Butte Comity Bonds, 10 exi 65 $0 Hogs, dressed ,'@ tb. 18 G 14 Builer No, 1 tu4....0eCalifornia Navigutin Co.. 55 5534 Plate No. 5 to 0,. State Telegraph stock 22 Be Snear, ernshed 16@ —]. Sheet No, 10to13, San Francisco Cas Co 107 105. Jie Chi 10 @ 12% Sheet No. 14 Io 20. Sacramento Gas Co.. ae 1 Cates Cus —@ 271 sheet No. 24 to 27, Spring Valley Water © 60 0034 ‘Rw 26 @ — . Correr.—Duty: Shea 85 @ 1 00 Sheatbing @ Ib. RAILIOADS, 70 a 1 00 Stieathing, Old. Sacramento Valley Railres + $f 10] Sheathing, Yoltoy AT 50. 740 S. Sheuthius, Old Yellov ae GA 110@115 Bolts oe 4s 50 2 Th. 24 @ 26 Compusition Nai Ranelr Butter ; ca i 60 @ 55 . Vin Prares,—Duty: 2e BR lalhmns tu Perse 35 @ 40 Plates, Chareonl, 1X a be: 20@ 26 Plates, 1 Char coal 40@ 45 Rooting ee 4 “ fe eee y ne M. 22 @ 23 Bavea Tin Slabs, Si OS (Ne “3 @ — . SreKt—English Cast steel Sih. sierra, Buttes Qnar 20@ 22 . Qrexsauven.—Per — Ll For oxport... "865 $10 Zixe.—Sheots @ tb. BB 305 San Francisco Retail Prices Eu Lean.—Pig @ bb. 1od0-10lu Butler, California fresh # Ib 60@ 60 an ry do’ pickle! % = Sierra Nevaila 8 9 do larene ae oe 40 Yallow Jacket 400 405 do Now York, Bb. 4i@ 50 Overman.. 61 5y Cheese, 8 HWincssec 2h@ 385 ae, a) 16 is ie “9 Evecrroryrs Cors, Excrayixes, Ero.—Our Job Printing Crown Puiut 1030 1050 Lard, 2 Ib @ 25 Olice is abundantly supplied with elegaul cugrvings, orAntelope . tees sane Hams and Bacon, ei 28@ 30 /naments, nnd otber ctnbelishments to suil the varions Emeralda 1 5 Cranberrivs, 2 gal. 6v@ 70 . branches of industry in this Salo. Atua ... ee oe Putatnes, sv a s@ Real del Monte. te 16 des 1 1@ 234 ‘i Bulliou, G. H. 59 60 . Tomaters. 8 th 6@ °8. Postponementa and Alteratlony.—Secretaries are Buckeye . ae seas Onions. ® th 4@ 6 . requestéd to give nelice of pestpoucmients, or dllerations Dick Sides. +e case $@ 10 . which they may desire made In thelr advertisements at Imperial , 119 V9 5 8@ 10 . their earliest convenience. New adyertsements should be aja 40) 263° . Plams, dried, @ fb. wy 25 . cont in as carly as possible. ee Peaches, ariel Bt. Be a 2 Grapes. 1 Tok Press Is large, sixteen-page paper, and is truly a cane, E Thee 62@ 75) Tweirrs Vorvsct,—The Mistsc anp Screntirtc Parss, puh25@ 1 50 . lished xt San Francisco, commenced its tweltth volume on valuable assistant to the mining iuferests of tbe Puciie Coast.—[Nye County News. Lrinons, 8 doz $7@ 112! the 6th tust,—[Nye County News. .