Volume 13 (1866) (424 pages)

The Mining and Scientific Press. 181 From the Stock Circular of Associated Brokers of the 8. F. Stock & Kixchange Board. Ee oe Saw Francisco, Sarunnar Monnixo, Sept. 22d, 1866. The Money Market siaco our last reference hus been characterized by rather mere ease in some quarters, and the deposit line in Bank shows a slight accumulation of nvailable funds. In the epen market, hewever, the same stringency prevailing for seme time past still eontinucs, and the demaad for fair eccnrities is very active at full ratcs—14@24 af” cent. per month, These quotations aro governed, in most instances, by the character of the collateral oflered. Miuing stocks are not in favor os n bnsis of loans, ond few or fio negotiations can be made upon this class of scenrities even ata wide range from current market value. ‘The depression of the Sharo Market for so lone atime has heen inno slight degree effected by the iaability of operators to obtain fncilitics in Bank or upon the strect. We quote Gold Bars nt previous figuree—S30@840. Silver Barn range from 14 ro 1} 4p cent. We learn of a choice lot selling at 13 ¢f centdisconnt. Currency Drafts on the East scll at 38 4” cent, premium on gold; and Coin Drafts are made at 24 df” ceut. Telegraphic Transfers aro made at 34 ¢f cent. premium. Sterling commands 49d. for 60 days’ bills. Oni latest telegraphic advices from New York qnoto Gold at 1454. City Stocks remain inaetive, and tho Board note no sales during the past week. On the 19th instant the Trustees of the San Francisco and Oakland R. R. Company sold at auction 400 shares of their stock within a range o¢ $51@45 per share. Tbo capitnl stock of tbis company is $500,000, composed of 5,000 sharea at $100 per sharo—full paid. Cnlifornia Steam Navigation Company is held at 374 bid. Stato"Telegraph can he obtained at $314. Spring Vallcy Water Company is quoted at $64 asked. San Francisco Gas Company is now hehl at $130 bid. Legal Tender Notes were qnito active daring the weck just closed, and nearly $100,000 were sold, opening at Tific., steadily improving to 72, and sclling yesterday at 714. U. S. 7-30 Bonds, July issuc, sold at 75@764e. The Mining Shnre Market for tho past week exhibits no improvement from the elosing quotations of last week, and a reduced number of shares of the several companics have been dealt in. Ycllow Jacket attraeted tho most attention, the samo shnres repeatedly changing hands daring the varions sessions of tho Board. Several leading stocks bave been well maintained, and the depression sometimes apparent after the payment of dividends is now quite notieeablo. Ilale & Nereross coatinnes to be firmly held, and for sevcral weeks past no sales have transpired in the Board. At the close we quote it at $1,680 bid. This mine, wo learn, is inan excellent producing condition, and up to the 17th instant, some 1,900 tons of orc have heen delivered to Custom Mills, 65 4f? eent. of the assay value of whicb gives a yicld of about $92,000, equal to a fraction over $48 per ton. Savage has met with few entes, declining from $1,145 to $1,120, rallying to $1,140, dropping to $1,105, s 30, and closlng yesterday at $1,100. This miao presents no unfayerable features. Inthe north Potosi chimney, 4th station, tho deposit of ore, in running south, has widened and is of a better quality. Some improvement has been met with in the west seam, gamo station. On the 17th instant—in the south drift of the Curtis shaft— the eennection between this mine and the Hale & Norcross ground was effected. It developed nothing of importance, and for the present only serves for ventilation, preving of considerabio advantage in this respect. During the weck ending 15th instaat, 441 tons ef ere wero extracted from the miac the approximate vulue of which is about $19,845, and the expense of producing and reduction $12,733, leaving o net protit ef $7,107. This company uow ciuploy 139 persons, Crown Point is qnite inactive, and trifling sales were mado iluring the past week, opening at $890, improving te $915, buyer 30, then decliaing te $875, s 30, and closing yesterday at $825 bid. We learn of some improvementin this mine, and the lower drift, it is snid, is looking much better. During the week endiag September 16th, 652 tons of ore bavo been produecd. : Yellow Jacket has been very actively dealt in, some 300 feet having ehunged hands during the week. It opened ut $735, ox-dividend, advaneed to $750@$765, bayer 30, then fell to $705, eeller 10, and elosed yesterday at $685. Froin the lst to tho 16th inst. 204 tons of first-class and 4,025 tons of second-class oro have heen extracted from themine, yielding about $118,800 from partial returns, or an averago of nearly $30 4” ton. The average yicld of the present moath will, it is thoaght, fully equal that of August. This company now employ 135 miners, 28 carmen, 37 prospectors, 21 meebanics, and 22 outside men—total 243. Gould & Curry has not heen inquired for during the past weck ; two feet sold yosterday nt $600. We have learned nothing unfavorable in regard to this mine, Ophir has been sold at a deelino from fermer quotations, opening at $210, advanciag to $212 50, receding to $205, then selling at $180, seller 30, and at the close sold at $200. The werk of sinking the shaft to a further depth of 100 feet, is being vigorously prosecuted, and is now down about 20 feet below the nintb station. Tho shipments of low grade ores, for the week ending September 12th, amonnted to 186 tons, the average assay being $50 4f ton; and of first-class ore for the fortnight ending September 15th, 37 tons at an average of about $350 ¢f” ton, making an ageregate yicld of $22,250. Cbollnr-Potosi declined from $137.50 to $130, rallied to $135, then drepped to $118, closing yesterday at $115. Wo aro infermedof n slight improvement in several stations of this mine—nothing amounting to anything special. Some 460 tons of oro were shipped to eustom mills during the weck ending Sept.15th. This company at present employ 85 men. Beleher has also declined, opening at $125@$126, reecding to $122.50, then adyaneing to $126 b. 30, and selliag yesterday at $115 h 30.Empire Mill and Mining Company was sold fer $77.50 early in the week, and we quote it at the elose at $65 bid. The reecipts of this eompany are said to be in excess of the usual returas. Weean learn of notbing to jnstify the reeent decline of this stock. Imperial has not heen well maintaiaed, opening at $92 and closing at $84. Sinee our last issue abeut $16,000 in bullion have been received. Tbo new shaft—known as the Imperial-Empire shaft—has attained a depth of 575 feet. Confidence has deelined from $55 to $47 seller 30, and sold yesterday at $94. Bullion sold at $20@19. Overman receded from $9 to $54, closing at $4 50@4. Sierra Nevada sold at $5@54, and Exchequer at $1@75c. The aggregate sales of stocks, Legal Tender Notes, ete., since Saturday amounted to $381,995.50. 1 Simpson M. & M. Co. Alpl . . -So —§ Md i MINING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY, . gimp #300, Aipine co, se Sept 4 Sept zis San Francisco Market Rates, [Complled for every Issue, from advertisements In the Slerra Nevada 8. M. Co. Nev. $4. Sepl 5—Sepi 25 sproneeiimireicns Mining ano Scientivig Press and other San aera ly 0.8. & 0. M. Co. Cal.Fide..+.-5ept 17—-Oet 8* p ‘ i holumne Mountaln G. & 8. M. Co., $1 July 22—Sopt 11¢ eam coi Quanla) Tellurium 0. & SoM Coc. a Meeting Sept 27! eto ti 3 bbl ae oa 0 et conn eae ihe Sames) ue Companich, Dielcd PF Conny Union Mattole Ollco., Humboldt co., $1 Sept 24—Oet 15% te eae pa . a Z 475 ae Oy td eS ay and Thoe OL Pay. White & Murphy G. & S, M. Co. $1. Oct I—Nov 1°} Corn Meal, @ 100 th a 3 a meut of Dividends. Yellow Jacket S. M. Co., div. $50sh -»Payablo Sept 15) Wheat, @ 100 Ih. 1 5e 15 NAME a'r or par DAY *Those marked wlth an astcrisk (*) are advertised In thl I od AND LOCATION, ASAKSSMENT DELINQUENT, OF SALE . journal. Renus, % 100 fb . : 6 50 Assurance M. Co. Cal. $1 Sept 25—Oet 12% Potatoes B 100 th 60 Arblitros M. Co, Mex. $1 -Oct 3—Oct 264 ‘ Hay, @ ton, a 13 50 Antioch P. Petr San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board. . tive dak Woot, # cord . 10 00 Consolidated S. H. M Oct 1—Oet a —_ Beef, on foot, B lb. -. » 8 Sept 18—Oct B Fray Eveninc, September 21,1868. . Beef, extra, dressed, @ Ib. D 1252 col 1—Sept 27* Bld. Asked. . Sheep, on fvot,.00. D5 Ov nd, $801. ‘Payable June 1) . United States 7 3-10ths. -$18% § 77 . Hogs, on foot, @ ib. » 9 Confidence S, M. Co., Storey co. Nev., div. 10 p.e. Pay July 9) Goy, Lega! Tendor Notes. T1234 7104 . Hogs, drossed, @ Ib.. os > 13 Colo #. M1. Co, Storey co. Nev. $1 vase seeenBept 13—Oct 3 . State Bands, 7 Be a 4 ‘ Cozala 8. M, Co. Mex. ‘Anntial Mecting Oct 2 . SN Granite 19) ool eo a GROCERIES, ETC. Diana G, & S. M.Co. Nev. $5.. -,Oet 5—Nov 2* . San Francisco Bonds, 1 . Sugar, crushed, @lb . BE Ae Diainond ©. M. Co. Del Norte co. $ Sept 15—Oet 2" oo, F. is 2, a) 2 SGP an Do SCbliaven.s: es 10 11 Del Norte Comstock Co. Del Norte eo. $1.43. Aug 30—Sept 24¢ . S12 Franclsco Gas..s+.s.-. + E0140 . Goftee, Costa Rica, @ tb 24@ 5 Duney G. & 8. M. Co., Lyon eo., Nev.,75c..Sept 15—Oet 1 Sa Fane UHR B cay . Ef ee Do ‘Rio 1 " 23 @ 2334 Exchequer M. Co.,Starcy co., Nev. $l.e+21—Oct NO [eae man? Siaaeonds;.6 cout. 8 apan, @ be Ficus cee Bren ege sie. sere eaoet 1g . Stcramento Conuty Bonds, 6B cou + 6L 65 . tea, Japan, oe ere Enterprise G._& 8. M. Co. Meadow Lake, $1.25.Sept 26—Uct13 . Marysviile Bonds, 10 @ ceut. 82 9 Eureka, San Juan, dividend $1.50 per sh.Pay Imd’ly—Sept1{ Stockton Bonds, 10 @ cent. 80 85 5Y@ NZ Yuba County Bouds, 10 @ ceu' 80 85 . ? a ae Geo. Washington 0. & 8. M.Co.,Alp. co.$2.50.O0¢et 20—Nov 5* : a ‘: il Great eeiltraliseco Annual Meeting Get s+ . Butte County Bonds, 10 @ cent. 10 80 ce ee 3 ay Gold HUI Tun. G. & Sept 4—Sept 254 Califoroia Navigutiou Co. aL 15 Ranel a a . ae 2 Gould & Curry, divld Payable guue 8 . State Telegruph Stock 38134 344, teh Butter, @ Tb. : 5 Be nei Gae Gs 4 84listhmus do’. + 30 @ 3734 Humtoldt G. & 8. M. Co. Nev. $: Nov 1—Nov 27*. 3 “ ae s ‘hee! i ia, % 2 Hanscom C. M. Co. Del Norte co. 18¢ Oct 18—_Nov pe . Spring Valley Water 63 645 Seay ieee ob. av a Hale & Noreross, dividend..e.e-8 fs ~Payablo Sept. 15 RAILROADS. a » as 20 Imperial G. & S. M. Co .dlvidend $8 Payable Sept 15 . . F 20@ 21 Tagenenlent C. Co, Dividend. Payable ae 1 . Sacramento Valley Railroad. . oe we Ing 15 Independent C. M. Co..-. Meeting Sept 28 . Umnibus Railroad. . 654 60 i Ceutral Railroad Co 66 o 7 . utral Rail A. Jefferson G. &S. M. Co. Yuba co. Div. $l0sh.Payable Aug 23 . worth Beach and Missivn. iG 46 Metall Prices. Keystone M. Co. Calaveras Co. $5. 22—Nov 10* t Bettucky GM Gar Gelaneras on ae Gosept 2] + MINING STOCKR. Buen, Ga fornia ae Bib. Hae at Lady Bell C. M. Co, Del Norte eo. 10e Sept H—Oct2* spies Sandee ASE e OP eEERERE eeatscinc $100 do Gone a on nds + Storeseaces Aug 2 *. Balti i 6 Gaare La victoire G. Mi €o. $1 a ee ui Baluiere ture. re e do New York, #8 Ib 40 50 Libertad G, & S$, M. Go. Mex. Biceting Sept 22] Beicher.. lig Cae a a ; 3 a Mina Rica de las Flores M. & M. Co. Cal. $1.Oct 2—Oct 298 . Confidence SG WEL \ eave os cea > 50@ 60 Melones and Stanislaus G. 8. & U. Co. Jct 6—Cet 25 . Ophr.. 208 ford. @ lb i ay 26 Muminioth G, Ml. Co. Kern cv. $500. . Ovt 4—Oct 20 . Gould & Curry 60 a Hams aur me : 22) 25 Nuestra 8'ra de Guadelupe 8. M. Go. $1..0et1~Oct 31* envi M.& : 63 Cranberries, @ gal. : 75@ 1 00 Old Colony S. M. Co. Nevada, $5. -Sept7—Oct 5* Chilaor. 199 pomsroce ol a ip : a > ai Overman 8. M. Co. $15.. Sept 25—Uct 10. Hale & Norcross. 1875 . . Tomatocs, @ lb.---. i 5 Patroelnia and Dolares S$, M. Co. $1.25 .-Sept 22—Oct 8 jay ile cae . -. . Onions. @ Ib.-. : 6 ferra Nevada. Apples, No.1 . . BS 6 Rattlesnako G. & 8. M. Co, Yuba co, $1..Sept 12—Oct 3*. Yellow Jacket 635 . . pars, ible D ah 2 4 10 San Marcial 8. M. Co., Mex. $1. -Oct 19—Noy 21+ . Overman. cs Plums, dried, @ fb 20@ 22 Santa Cen Petrol Of Works Co..Annual Meeting Oct 2d» . Crown Poiu 825 875 . Peaches, dried, @ Ib bea — egregated Belcber M. Co, Nev. $5...-Sept 19—Oct §* Lnperial . $5 90 Oranges, ® doz.. 50@ — : BOS, Continued Subsoriptions. For the reason thal 11 ls net always practicable to have our agent call upon subscribers for a renewal of thelr subseripilons as soun as thelr terme expire, we shall, when requested, contlide to send the paper until] our Collecior ealls around, TAis will only apply fo old subscribers tn the State of California, whowe reridences are within our regular eancasring routs. If the subscription Is not promptly pald when the Canvawlng Agent calls, tha paver will bo Immediately stopped, atid tho DIE left with the postmaster or express agent for collcetion, it ly not our Intentfon to send Ihe paper beyond the time desired by any subscriber, and should wo aceidentally or Inadvertently do so, we shail expect the subseriber lo send Us writen notles lo discontinue, By Law any person laking a paper from the post office is lhable for payinent. The Courts have deelded that remov« ing without glving nollce to tho publisher, and leaving tho paper uncalled for, ls prima facie evidenco of Intcatlonal fraud on the part of a subscriber. ga-No new subscripillons or renewals recelved withont Payment lu advance, Anguet 1, 1866. Professional Cards. FREDERICK MANSELL. Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, No, 422 California street, corner of Leldsdorff. Drawings of Monxrs made lor parties a ing for pat ents at Washington or Landon. BE marest, . JAMES M. TAYLOR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COURT.COMMISSIONER, ets by the Fourth Distriet Court, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Nevada and Massacbusests, Court Block, San Francisco. Entrances opposite Gis Hall, Merchant street, and 636 Laviitf ‘lay street. DR. H. AUSTIN, DENTIST, No. 634 Washington Street, Between Montgomcry und Kearny Streets [OVER BAN FRANCISCO BATHS] SAN FRANCISCO. 20v10-qy DR. D. Rk.“ BECKFORD, OGULIST, al Ofice of Dr. Beckford'’s "Golden Eye Water,” 16v12-8m NO. 719 CLAY STNEET, AUGUST KUNAST, Stock Broker, Member of tho San Francisco Stockh and Exchange Board, Buys and Sells Sloeks, Bonds, Etc. Offico, No. 640 Washington Street, San Franclsco,. iG oy. WILLIAM P. BLAKE, MINING ENCINEER, Will make Surveys and Examinations of Mines, or glve advlee regarding their working, the ereetion of Maehinery, ete. e Offico at Unlon Iron Works, corner of First and Mission sts., or Lock Box 2,077 Post Office, San Francisco. liv22qy GEORGE H. BAKER, Lithographer & Engraver, No. 522 Montgomery St., San Francisco. MINING STOCK CERTIFICATES LITHOORAPHED IN MOST ANTISTIC STYLE, CALL aND EXAMINE SPECIMENS. 10v8-tf SHERMAN DAY, Mining Engineer, No. 57 Montgomery Block, San Franclaco, Will examine, survey and report upon mines, tad eonsult aud advise coneerning Investments in mining property, or the machinery management and expenditures of nilnes. 2qt PHOTOGRAPHS MADE RY NIESSRS. CHALMERS & WOLFE, 611 Clay stree!, San Franciseo, Are the best made in the ie An examination of thelr speclinens betore coing elsewhere, will prove the iruth of tho above assertion. Prices—the lowest adopted by the Assoelation of Artisis. Remember the places, G11 Clay strect. llvl3ém FIRST PREMIUMS! FOR PRINTING, AWARDED AT THE MECHANICS’ INDUSTRIAL PXHIBITION SAN FRANCISCO, 1865, AND AT TDE— State Fair at Sacramento, 1865, —To— DEWEY & CoO. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS OF THE MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS, 505 Cluy street, San Franciseo. Tue Press is a large, sixteen page paper, and is truly # vainable askistant to the mining interests of the Pacibe Coast —[xye County hews.

The Mining and Scientific Press. 181 From the Stock Circular of Associated Brokers of the 8. F. Stock & Kixchange Board. Ee oe Saw Francisco, Sarunnar Monnixo, Sept. 22d, 1866. The Money Market siaco our last reference hus been characterized by rather mere ease in some quarters, and the deposit line in Bank shows a slight accumulation of nvailable funds. In the epen market, hewever, the same stringency prevailing for seme time past still eontinucs, and the demaad for fair eccnrities is very active at full ratcs—14@24 af” cent. per month, These quotations aro governed, in most instances, by the character of the collateral oflered. Miuing stocks are not in favor os n bnsis of loans, ond few or fio negotiations can be made upon this class of scenrities even ata wide range from current market value. ‘The depression of the Sharo Market for so lone atime has heen inno slight degree effected by the iaability of operators to obtain fncilitics in Bank or upon the strect. We quote Gold Bars nt previous figuree—S30@840. Silver Barn range from 14 ro 1} 4p cent. We learn of a choice lot selling at 13 ¢f centdisconnt. Currency Drafts on the East scll at 38 4” cent, premium on gold; and Coin Drafts are made at 24 df” ceut. Telegraphic Transfers aro made at 34 ¢f cent. premium. Sterling commands 49d. for 60 days’ bills. Oni latest telegraphic advices from New York qnoto Gold at 1454. City Stocks remain inaetive, and tho Board note no sales during the past week. On the 19th instant the Trustees of the San Francisco and Oakland R. R. Company sold at auction 400 shares of their stock within a range o¢ $51@45 per share. Tbo capitnl stock of tbis company is $500,000, composed of 5,000 sharea at $100 per sharo—full paid. Cnlifornia Steam Navigation Company is held at 374 bid. Stato"Telegraph can he obtained at $314. Spring Vallcy Water Company is quoted at $64 asked. San Francisco Gas Company is now hehl at $130 bid. Legal Tender Notes were qnito active daring the weck just closed, and nearly $100,000 were sold, opening at Tific., steadily improving to 72, and sclling yesterday at 714. U. S. 7-30 Bonds, July issuc, sold at 75@764e. The Mining Shnre Market for tho past week exhibits no improvement from the elosing quotations of last week, and a reduced number of shares of the several companics have been dealt in. Ycllow Jacket attraeted tho most attention, the samo shnres repeatedly changing hands daring the varions sessions of tho Board. Several leading stocks bave been well maintained, and the depression sometimes apparent after the payment of dividends is now quite notieeablo. Ilale & Nereross coatinnes to be firmly held, and for sevcral weeks past no sales have transpired in the Board. At the close we quote it at $1,680 bid. This mine, wo learn, is inan excellent producing condition, and up to the 17th instant, some 1,900 tons of orc have heen delivered to Custom Mills, 65 4f? eent. of the assay value of whicb gives a yicld of about $92,000, equal to a fraction over $48 per ton. Savage has met with few entes, declining from $1,145 to $1,120, rallying to $1,140, dropping to $1,105, s 30, and closlng yesterday at $1,100. This miao presents no unfayerable features. Inthe north Potosi chimney, 4th station, tho deposit of ore, in running south, has widened and is of a better quality. Some improvement has been met with in the west seam, gamo station. On the 17th instant—in the south drift of the Curtis shaft— the eennection between this mine and the Hale & Norcross ground was effected. It developed nothing of importance, and for the present only serves for ventilation, preving of considerabio advantage in this respect. During the weck ending 15th instaat, 441 tons ef ere wero extracted from the miac the approximate vulue of which is about $19,845, and the expense of producing and reduction $12,733, leaving o net protit ef $7,107. This company uow ciuploy 139 persons, Crown Point is qnite inactive, and trifling sales were mado iluring the past week, opening at $890, improving te $915, buyer 30, then decliaing te $875, s 30, and closing yesterday at $825 bid. We learn of some improvementin this mine, and the lower drift, it is snid, is looking much better. During the week endiag September 16th, 652 tons of ore bavo been produecd. : Yellow Jacket has been very actively dealt in, some 300 feet having ehunged hands during the week. It opened ut $735, ox-dividend, advaneed to $750@$765, bayer 30, then fell to $705, eeller 10, and elosed yesterday at $685. Froin the lst to tho 16th inst. 204 tons of first-class and 4,025 tons of second-class oro have heen extracted from themine, yielding about $118,800 from partial returns, or an averago of nearly $30 4” ton. The average yicld of the present moath will, it is thoaght, fully equal that of August. This company now employ 135 miners, 28 carmen, 37 prospectors, 21 meebanics, and 22 outside men—total 243. Gould & Curry has not heen inquired for during the past weck ; two feet sold yosterday nt $600. We have learned nothing unfavorable in regard to this mine, Ophir has been sold at a deelino from fermer quotations, opening at $210, advanciag to $212 50, receding to $205, then selling at $180, seller 30, and at the close sold at $200. The werk of sinking the shaft to a further depth of 100 feet, is being vigorously prosecuted, and is now down about 20 feet below the nintb station. Tho shipments of low grade ores, for the week ending September 12th, amonnted to 186 tons, the average assay being $50 4f ton; and of first-class ore for the fortnight ending September 15th, 37 tons at an average of about $350 ¢f” ton, making an ageregate yicld of $22,250. Cbollnr-Potosi declined from $137.50 to $130, rallied to $135, then drepped to $118, closing yesterday at $115. Wo aro infermedof n slight improvement in several stations of this mine—nothing amounting to anything special. Some 460 tons of oro were shipped to eustom mills during the weck ending Sept.15th. This company at present employ 85 men. Beleher has also declined, opening at $125@$126, reecding to $122.50, then adyaneing to $126 b. 30, and selliag yesterday at $115 h 30.Empire Mill and Mining Company was sold fer $77.50 early in the week, and we quote it at the elose at $65 bid. The reecipts of this eompany are said to be in excess of the usual returas. Weean learn of notbing to jnstify the reeent decline of this stock. Imperial has not heen well maintaiaed, opening at $92 and closing at $84. Sinee our last issue abeut $16,000 in bullion have been received. Tbo new shaft—known as the Imperial-Empire shaft—has attained a depth of 575 feet. Confidence has deelined from $55 to $47 seller 30, and sold yesterday at $94. Bullion sold at $20@19. Overman receded from $9 to $54, closing at $4 50@4. Sierra Nevada sold at $5@54, and Exchequer at $1@75c. The aggregate sales of stocks, Legal Tender Notes, ete., since Saturday amounted to $381,995.50. 1 Simpson M. & M. Co. Alpl . . -So —§ Md i MINING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY, . gimp #300, Aipine co, se Sept 4 Sept zis San Francisco Market Rates, [Complled for every Issue, from advertisements In the Slerra Nevada 8. M. Co. Nev. $4. Sepl 5—Sepi 25 sproneeiimireicns Mining ano Scientivig Press and other San aera ly 0.8. & 0. M. Co. Cal.Fide....+.-5ept 17—-Oet 8* p ‘ i holumne Mountaln G. & 8. M. Co., $1 July 22—Sopt 11¢ eam coi Quanla) Tellurium 0. & SoM Coc.. a Meeting Sept 27! eto ti 3 bbl ae oa 0 et conn eae ihe Sames) ue Companich, Dielcd PF Conny Union Mattole Ollco., Humboldt co., $1 Sept 24—Oet 15% te eae pa . a Z 475 ae Oy td eS ay and Thoe OL Pay. White & Murphy G. & S, M. Co. $1. Oct I—Nov 1°} Corn Meal, @ 100 th a 3 a meut of Dividends. Yellow Jacket S. M. Co., div. $50sh -»Payablo Sept 15) Wheat, @ 100 Ih. 1 5e 15 NAME a'r or par DAY *Those marked wlth an astcrisk (*) are advertised In thl I od AND LOCATION, ASAKSSMENT DELINQUENT, OF SALE . journal. Renus, % 100 fb . : 6 50 Assurance M. Co. Cal. $1 Sept 25—Oet 12% Potatoes B 100 th 60 Arblitros M. Co, Mex. $1 -Oct 3—Oct 264 ‘ Hay, @ ton, a 13 50 Antioch P. Petr San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board. . tive dak Woot, # cord . 10 00 Consolidated S. H. M Oct 1—Oet a —_ Beef, on foot, B lb.. -. » 8 Sept 18—Oct B Fray Eveninc, September 21,1868. . Beef, extra, dressed, @ Ib. D 1252 col 1—Sept 27* Bld. Asked. . Sheep, on fvot,..00. D5 Ov nd, $801. ‘Payable June 1) . United States 7 3-10ths.. -$18% § 77 . Hogs, on foot, @ ib. » 9 Confidence S, M. Co., Storey co. Nev., div. 10 p.e. Pay July 9) Goy, Lega! Tendor Notes. T1234 7104 . Hogs, drossed, @ Ib... os > 13 Colo #. M1. Co, Storey co. Nev. $1 vase seeenBept 13—Oct 3 . State Bands, 7 Be a 4 ‘ Cozala 8. M, Co. Mex. ‘Anntial Mecting Oct 2 . SN Granite 19) ool eo a GROCERIES, ETC. Diana G, & S. M.Co. Nev. $5... -,Oet 5—Nov 2* . San Francisco Bonds, 1 . Sugar, crushed, @lb . BE Ae Diainond ©. M. Co. Del Norte co. $ Sept 15—Oet 2" oo, F. is 2, a) 2 SGP an Do SCbliaven.s: es 10 11 Del Norte Comstock Co. Del Norte eo. $1.43. Aug 30—Sept 24¢ . S12 Franclsco Gas....s+.s.-. + E0140 . Goftee, Costa Rica, @ tb 24@ 5 Duney G. & 8. M. Co., Lyon eo., Nev.,75c...Sept 15—Oet 1 Sa Fane UHR B cay . Ef ee Do ‘Rio 1 " 23 @ 2334 Exchequer M. Co.,Starcy co., Nev. $l.e+21—Oct NO [eae man? Siaaeonds;.6 cout. 8 apan, @ be Ficus cee Bren ege sie. sere eaoet 1g . Stcramento Conuty Bonds, 6B cou + 6L 65 . tea, Japan, oe ere Enterprise G._& 8. M. Co. Meadow Lake, $1.25.Sept 26—Uct13 . Marysviile Bonds, 10 @ ceut.. 82 9 Eureka, San Juan, dividend $1.50 per sh.Pay Imd’ly—Sept1{ Stockton Bonds, 10 @ cent.. 80 85 5Y@ NZ Yuba County Bouds, 10 @ ceu' 80 85 . ? a ae Geo. Washington 0. & 8. M.Co.,Alp. co.$2.50..O0¢et 20—Nov 5* : a ‘: il Great eeiltraliseco Annual Meeting Get s+ . Butte County Bonds, 10 @ cent. 10 80 ce ee 3 ay Gold HUI Tun. G. & Sept 4—Sept 254 Califoroia Navigutiou Co.. aL 15 Ranel a a . ae 2 Gould & Curry, divld Payable guue 8 . State Telegruph Stock 38134 344, teh Butter, @ Tb. : 5

Be nei Gae Gs 4 84listhmus do’.. + 30 @ 3734 Humtoldt G. & 8. M. Co. Nev. $: Nov 1—Nov 27*. 3 “ ae s ‘hee! i ia, % 2 Hanscom C. M. Co. Del Norte co. 18¢ Oct 18—_Nov pe . Spring Valley Water 63 645 Seay ieee ob. av a Hale & Noreross, dividend...e.e-8 fs ~Payablo Sept. 15 RAILROADS. a » as 20 Imperial G. & S. M. Co .dlvidend $8 Payable Sept 15 . . F 20@ 21 Tagenenlent C. Co, Dividend. Payable ae 1 . Sacramento Valley Railroad. . oe we Ing 15 Independent C. M. Co....-. Meeting Sept 28 . Umnibus Railroad.. . 654 60 i Ceutral Railroad Co 66 o 7 . utral Rail A. Jefferson G. &S. M. Co. Yuba co. Div. $l0sh..Payable Aug 23 . worth Beach and Missivn. iG 46 Metall Prices. Keystone M. Co. Calaveras Co. $5. 22—Nov 10* t Bettucky GM Gar Gelaneras on ae Gosept 2] + MINING STOCKR. Buen, Ga fornia ae Bib.. Hae at Lady Bell C. M. Co, Del Norte eo. 10e Sept H—Oct2* spies Sandee ASE e OP eEERERE eeatscinc $100 do Gone a on nds + Storeseaces Aug 2 *. Balti i 6 Gaare La victoire G. Mi €o. $1 a ee ui Baluiere ture. re e do New York, #8 Ib 40 50 Libertad G, & S$, M. Go. Mex. Biceting Sept 22] Beicher.... lig Cae a a ; 3 a Mina Rica de las Flores M. & M. Co. Cal. $1..Oct 2—Oct 298 . Confidence SG WEL \ eave os cea > 50@ 60 Melones and Stanislaus G. 8. & U. Co. Jct 6—Cet 25 . Ophr... 208 ford. @ lb i ay 26 Muminioth G, Ml. Co. Kern cv. $500. . Ovt 4—Oct 20 . Gould & Curry 60 a Hams aur me : 22) 25 Nuestra 8'ra de Guadelupe 8. M. Go. $1....0et1~Oct 31* envi M.& : 63 Cranberries, @ gal. : 75@ 1 00 Old Colony S. M. Co. Nevada, $5. -Sept7—Oct 5* Chilaor. 199 pomsroce ol a ip : a > ai Overman 8. M. Co. $15.... Sept 25—Uct 10. Hale & Norcross. 1875 . . Tomatocs, @ lb.---. i 5 Patroelnia and Dolares S$, M. Co. $1.25 .-Sept 22—Oct 8 jay ile cae . -. . Onions. @ Ib..-. : 6 ferra Nevada.. Apples, No.1 . . BS 6 Rattlesnako G. & 8. M. Co, Yuba co, $1....Sept 12—Oct 3*. Yellow Jacket 635 . . pars, ible D ah 2 4 10 San Marcial 8. M. Co., Mex. $1.. -Oct 19—Noy 21+ . Overman. cs Plums, dried, @ fb 20@ 22 Santa Cen Petrol Of Works Co...Annual Meeting Oct 2d» . Crown Poiu 825 875 . Peaches, dried, @ Ib bea — egregated Belcber M. Co, Nev. $5......-Sept 19—Oct §* Lnperial .. $5 90 Oranges, ® doz... 50@ — : BOS, Continued Subsoriptions. For the reason thal 11 ls net always practicable to have our agent call upon subscribers for a renewal of thelr subseripilons as soun as thelr terme expire, we shall, when requested, contlide to send the paper until] our Collecior ealls around, TAis will only apply fo old subscribers tn the State of California, whowe reridences are within our regular eancasring routs. If the subscription Is not promptly pald when the Canvawlng Agent calls, tha paver will bo Immediately stopped, atid tho DIE left with the postmaster or express agent for collcetion, it ly not our Intentfon to send Ihe paper beyond the time desired by any subscriber, and should wo aceidentally or Inadvertently do so, we shail expect the subseriber lo send Us writen notles lo discontinue, By Law any person laking a paper from the post office is lhable for payinent. The Courts have deelded that remov« ing without glving nollce to tho publisher, and leaving tho paper uncalled for, ls prima facie evidenco of Intcatlonal fraud on the part of a subscriber. ga-No new subscripillons or renewals recelved withont Payment lu advance, Anguet 1, 1866. Professional Cards. FREDERICK MANSELL. Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, No, 422 California street, corner of Leldsdorff. Drawings of Monxrs made lor parties a ing for pat ents at Washington or Landon. BE marest, . JAMES M. TAYLOR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COURT.COMMISSIONER, ets by the Fourth Distriet Court, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Nevada and Massacbusests, Court Block, San Francisco. Entrances opposite Gis Hall, Merchant street, and 636 Laviitf ‘lay street. DR. H. AUSTIN, DENTIST, No. 634 Washington Street, Between Montgomcry und Kearny Streets [OVER BAN FRANCISCO BATHS] SAN FRANCISCO. 20v10-qy DR. D. Rk.“ BECKFORD, OGULIST, al Ofice of Dr. Beckford'’s "Golden Eye Water,” 16v12-8m NO. 719 CLAY STNEET, AUGUST KUNAST, Stock Broker, Member of tho San Francisco Stockh and Exchange Board, Buys and Sells Sloeks, Bonds, Etc. Offico, No. 640 Washington Street, San Franclsco,. iG oy. WILLIAM P. BLAKE, MINING ENCINEER, Will make Surveys and Examinations of Mines, or glve advlee regarding their working, the ereetion of Maehinery, ete. e Offico at Unlon Iron Works, corner of First and Mission sts., or Lock Box 2,077 Post Office, San Francisco. liv22qy GEORGE H. 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