Volume 13 (1866) (424 pages)

Mining and Scientific Bress, carne = = i 48, A doz., —@ 60 . 7 4 \r MINING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY . [sh 8 yt: oe 3. JOB PRINTING Subscribe Now! (Complied for every issuo, from advertisements In the Haina an! Bacon, @ ag 25 Suxixg ann Screxrivic Pueas uud other San Coupee ve Tk@ 1 00 == Franelsco Journuls). Potatoes, old, # 1b . “HG == aa ae ie a la 1% 1867 JANUARY Ist. 1867 Comprising the Names of Compaules, District or Sounty Tomatoes, B lb (O} 6 . praeocitlan: AniOnne Gt fare Pa ee Meellusi . Onions. @ th. va 5 res tye tees HE lena IS a Ea mal oe ae Nn, @ tb ao 6 Commencement of Fourteenth Volume tueI8 table @ ib gy 10 wank au't oF par nay Plug, dried, ® ib. 20a) 22 —nF TRE — AND LOCATION, ASIKSSMENT ELINQUENT, DF sate he ab dried, Alb. lb@ — Adolin G. M, fo. Bbse Noy 2%4—Dec 15° . Oranges, @ doz., 50 Aiea gh Sol rer ee ae aAlining aul Scientific Press aieher 31. Co. 5 ‘ov 17—Dec oap—Pale & C, és & 4 Cosala 8. M, Co. Mex _Oet St—Nov 19° Castilu .., —@ 16 Mabllshed Esery Seturdny, $1 Crown Pot nt, dividentl. Ba) re {Payable Sune 15 €o Cuonfidouce 8. M. €o., Siurey co., dv. lup.c.Pay July 9 Coufidence 8. Mf. Co. Annual Mecting Nov 9 Diana &. & 3, 31. Co. Qet 5—Noy 2° Daney G. & 3. M. Co. 7 Nov. 2—Dee 3 Ethau Allen O. & 5. M. Co. Suc uy feNov ae Eureka, San Juan, dividen md'ly—Seps 3 Eiupire M. & M Co dividen Panable Occiy Enterorise O. & 5, M. Vo. 37 ov 19—Dee 10 Great Central M. Co. $1. Nov 15—Dvec 3° ‘Oea, Wusbingio G. &3. M. er —Nov 6¢ Goull t ete fleiond ”) ayatile due 8 Great Centrai M. Co. $ «Nov 15—Dee 3 Humbohit G. ¢$. M & “Nev flanscom GM, Vo. Del Norte Malo & Noreross, apie IRL. 435. M aa oe Liuporlal G.& 8. Independent ¢. st Foe pay . Jeerson G. & 8, M. Co. Yubaco. Div. $108h. Keystone M. Qo. Calaverus Co. $5 Leurdage ane eoee Lady Bell i M. Co. 10c La Blaues G. & S. Fi Go. $1 La Vicigire O. M. Co $L. Libertad G. & 8, M. Co. tox. $8 Mount Tenabo 8. M. Ca Mina fica de ie Flores ML & Nonparell G.&S. M. Co. $1 Nuestra 3'ru de educa Norill 8. FLU. & R. R. Aono, $t2.50. Napuleon C. M. Co. $3.5u.. Ophir 8. M. Co. Nevada, $6 aiplur of lhe Colorado & Overman S, M. Co. $5. Providence G. & 3, 31, Co. $: Patrociuia and Dolores > Puelc Kolliny Mill Go. §. Rope Gravel M. Co. $f.. Solamuuder G. & 5. M. Co. 2c. San Marclal S. 41. Co., Mex. SL. Santa Cruz Petrol Bee Wor ies ay 50 Sierra Nevada 6. 0. S250 Santlago 3. Co., deiaeiae Savage Ss, M. Go. dividend. Tuvlumue M.O. £5. M. Co. Telluriam G. & &. M, co. $1 Whlto & Marphy G. & 8, M. Co. $1 Yellow Jacket & M. Co., div. $50 sh. Nov 1~Nov 27° -Qct {3—Noy 58 -Payable Oct. 15 Oct 30-Nov Que eae Aug 23 22—Nov ine renee Meee Nov 22% 1. $L.Oct 2—Oct 29* Nov 6=Nov 26° ov 21—Dec 1 «Nov 19—Dec 10° Mceting Noy 1¢ Nov 1/—Dee 4 Nov-27—Dec 13 .Noy 5—Noy 21 Nov 4—Doe 19* Oct 19—Nov 21* «Payable Oct 9 Meeting Nov 5 «Nov 15—-Dee 5 Oct 11—Nov 1* --Payablo Oct 15 *Thosé murked with an asterisk (*) are advertisod in tbls jnurnal. 2 San Francisco Stock § and ‘Exchange Board. sah Evanxc: weigher es 1866. Askod. UValied States 7 3-10ths. Gov, Legal Tonder Notea, State Buuds, 7 @ cent. Saa Fraacisco lu @ cent. San Fraucisco Bouda, 1855, 6B cont Sar Francisco Gas,. 68 6L San Francisco Bonds, 69 70 Sacramento City Bonds, 6 a cent. oO oglt yay Sicrameato County Bolds, 6 Bceut . 61 65 Marysville Boads, 10 @ ceut., ae 2 Stocktao Bonds, to ‘BP cent. 86 95. Yuba Connty Bouds, 10 @ cent. . 80 85. Butte County Bonds, 10 @ ceat. a ol 0. 80 California Navigation Co . 67 68 State Telegraph Stock, . 82 85 Sacramento Gas Co,. =ve) Spring Valtey Water Co. 53, 69 f RalLROaDs. Sacramento Valley Railroad. _— Qwulbua Railroad. ba 60 Central Raiiroad Co, G Be 65 North Beach aud Mission 45 48 A lphagie. Meta. : $— $7 Baltimore American =_ _ Bulliea, G. A. pey 19 65 . ) 56 50 56 82 85 390 400 90 100 1180 1i95 112 119 1700 2000 oo = 1 14 6521, 660 94 10 1000 1010 81 83 San Francisco Market Rates. w HOLESALE E PRICES, Frinay, Oct, 26, 1866, 5 60 @ 6 Flour, extra, @ bbt 5 6 7 Do Suportino. «6 25 6 60 Cora Meal, 78 100 » 200 2 60 Whea1, @ 100 th « 1 60 1 380 Oats, 100 Ib . 145 @ 165 Burley, J 100 tb 86 1 00 Beaas, B 10015. « 360 @ 5 00 Potatoes, @ 100 B: 75 @ 1 00 Hay, ®tOlle.e. oe 5 00 @13 50 Live Jak Wood 2 cord 0 Boef, on foot, % Beef, extra, ee Sheep, on foot,. Hogs, 0u loot, @ -+ Hogs, dressed SB. ony ee GROCERIES, ETO, Sugar crushed, @ib . 1YZ@ 13 i CHTBA ye ee 10 1 cattee, Costa Rica, 8B tb 24 [s) Rio.. 2d — Tea, Japan, @ tb 80 @ 90 Do Greens.. 60 12 Hawaiian Rice, ® kb . 9 — Chiua do. *. 624 Tq i Coal Oil, @ gal 85 70° Candies, @ Ib. WEG 2 Raach Butter, ‘@ ib. Ke 65 Isthmus do . 30 @ 40 Choese, Califéruia, 8 lb 10 Uv Eggs, 8 doz. 60 _ 3 “Lard? eB 18Haman Bacoa, el 20 @°* al Pshonldérs. rv. seea vel. U4@ 16 Retail Prices. ‘Butter, California frosh @ fb 45@ 65 . do pickled @ tb 38 60 . 60 EZON. ot 20 385i — do New York, 2 401 60 Chnese, B Ib. 15¢ 2 , Houcy, i Ibe. ang 40 ee “Popable Oct 8 ‘MAKINS.—A Manual of Metallurgy, 0! Courier, Ot. 13. os Valuable Books on Mining, Mineralogy, Geology, Metallurgy, Ete. ANSTED’S Gold Scckers Manual. 1 vol. 129, cloth. os. 3175 ANTISELL.—The Manufacture of Photooi enle of liydre-Curbon Olly, from Coal and other Bltuniiueus Substances, capable of Puppies urn Vet eRes ans ss0 Ree bse unqususucee ses uae Ing Plulds By Thomas Antlself, Sf: vo. 8 00 BUCKLAND (Rev. Wm.)— Geology ante) Minerafugy. Z vols. S¥0. Clotl.cccecesseneneeneeennes DUFRENOY. — Mineralogie. 5 emt. 4 20 00 DANA'S Mannal of Mineralogy. Revised edition. 260 Illustrations. lumo. cloth. w Haveu, 1863. Scbuo! Edltlou..,.-.seeeee wrens: DANA'S Mannal of Geology. Numerons IlInstratious. 8vo, tial! morocco. Philadelphia, 1883. 575 DANA’S Text-Book of Geology. Illustrated., 12me, cloth. Philadelphia 1851 ae ELDERHORST’S Blowpipe.—Analysis and Dutermiinuthye Minoralogy, qt eciuany oe 8vo. cloth. Ph}ladelpiia, [866.,.,. FAIRBAIRN. —Iron: its ‘History, ties, and Processes ol USS By W balrn, 0. E., L lvol.8vo. New Edition. FEUTCHWANGER.—A Trentise on = é 1% 1 vol. 8v0, Cloth 1.4.6.0. 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Mining and Scientific Bress, carne = = i 48, A doz., —@ 60 . 7 4 \r MINING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY . [sh 8 yt: oe 3. JOB PRINTING Subscribe Now! (Complied for every issuo, from advertisements In the Haina an! Bacon, @ ag 25 Suxixg ann Screxrivic Pueas uud other San Coupee ve Tk@ 1 00 == Franelsco Journuls). Potatoes, old, # 1b . “HG == aa ae ie a la 1% 1867 JANUARY Ist. 1867 Comprising the Names of Compaules, District or Sounty Tomatoes, B lb (O} 6 . praeocitlan: AniOnne Gt fare Pa ee Meellusi . Onions. @ th.. va 5 res tye tees HE lena IS a Ea mal oe ae Nn, @ tb ao 6 Commencement of Fourteenth Volume tueI8 table @ ib gy 10 wank au't oF par nay Plug, dried, ® ib. 20a) 22 —nF TRE — AND LOCATION, ASIKSSMENT ELINQUENT, DF sate he ab dried, Alb. lb@ — Adolin G. M, fo. Bbse Noy 2%4—Dec 15° . Oranges, @ doz., 50 Aiea gh Sol rer ee ae aAlining aul Scientific Press aieher 31. Co. 5 ‘ov 17—Dec oap—Pale & C, és & 4 Cosala 8. M, Co. Mex _Oet St—Nov 19° Castilu ..., —@ 16 Mabllshed Esery Seturdny, $1 Crown Pot nt, dividentl. Ba) re {Payable Sune 15 €o Cuonfidouce 8. M. €o., Siurey co., dv. lup.c.Pay July 9 Coufidence 8. Mf. Co. Annual Mecting Nov 9 Diana &. & 3, 31. Co. Qet 5—Noy 2° Daney G. & 3. M. Co. 7 Nov. 2—Dee 3 Ethau Allen O. & 5. M. Co. Suc uy feNov ae Eureka, San Juan, dividen md'ly—Seps 3 Eiupire M. & M Co dividen Panable Occiy Enterorise O. & 5, M. Vo. 37 ov 19—Dee 10 Great Central M. Co. $1. Nov 15—Dvec 3° ‘Oea, Wusbingio G. &3. M. er —Nov 6¢ Goull t ete fleiond ”) ayatile due 8 Great Centrai M. Co. $ «Nov 15—Dee 3 Humbohit G. ¢$. M & “Nev flanscom GM, Vo. Del Norte Malo & Noreross, apie IRL. 435. M aa oe Liuporlal G.& 8. Independent ¢. st Foe pay . Jeerson G. & 8, M. Co. Yubaco. Div. $108h. Keystone M. Qo. Calaverus Co. $5 Leurdage ane eoee Lady Bell i M. Co. 10c La Blaues G. & S. Fi Go. $1 La Vicigire O. M. Co $L.. Libertad G. & 8, M. Co. tox. $8 Mount Tenabo 8. M. Ca Mina fica de ie Flores ML & Nonparell G.&S. M. Co. $1 Nuestra 3'ru de educa Norill 8. FLU. & R. R. Aono, $t2.50. Napuleon C. M. Co. $3.5u... Ophir 8. M. Co. Nevada, $6 aiplur of lhe Colorado & Overman S, M. Co. $5. Providence G. & 3, 31, Co. $: Patrociuia and Dolores > Puelc Kolliny Mill Go. §. Rope Gravel M. Co. $f... Solamuuder G. & 5. M. Co. 2c. San Marclal S. 41. Co., Mex. SL. Santa Cruz Petrol Bee Wor ies ay 50 Sierra Nevada 6. 0. S250 Santlago 3. Co., deiaeiae Savage Ss, M. Go. dividend. Tuvlumue M.O. £5. M. Co. Telluriam G. & &. M, co. $1 Whlto & Marphy G. & 8, M. Co. $1 Yellow Jacket & M. Co., div. $50 sh. Nov 1~Nov 27° -Qct {3—Noy 58 -Payable Oct. 15 Oct 30-Nov Que eae Aug 23 22—Nov ine renee Meee Nov 22% 1. $L..Oct 2—Oct 29* Nov 6=Nov 26° ov 21—Dec 1 «Nov 19—Dec 10° Mceting Noy 1¢ Nov 1/—Dee 4 Nov-27—Dec 13 .Noy 5—Noy 21 Nov 4—Doe 19* Oct 19—Nov 21* «Payable Oct 9 Meeting Nov 5 «Nov 15—-Dee 5 Oct 11—Nov 1* --Payablo Oct 15 *Thosé murked with an asterisk (*) are advertisod in tbls jnurnal. 2 San Francisco Stock § and ‘Exchange Board. sah Evanxc: weigher es 1866. Askod. UValied States 7 3-10ths.. Gov, Legal Tonder Notea, State Buuds, 7 @ cent.. Saa Fraacisco lu @ cent. San Fraucisco Bouda, 1855, 6B cont Sar Francisco Gas,. 68 6L San Francisco Bonds, 69 70 Sacramento City Bonds, 6 a cent.. oO oglt yay Sicrameato County Bolds, 6 Bceut . 61 65 Marysville Boads, 10 @ ceut., ae 2 Stocktao Bonds, to ‘BP cent.. 86 95. Yuba Connty Bouds, 10 @ cent. . 80 85. Butte County Bonds, 10 @ ceat. a ol 0. 80 California Navigation Co . 67 68 State Telegraph Stock, . 82 85 Sacramento Gas Co,.. =ve) Spring Valtey Water Co. 53, 69 f RalLROaDs. Sacramento Valley Railroad. _— Qwulbua Railroad.. ba 60 Central Raiiroad Co, G Be 65 North Beach aud Mission 45 48 A lphagie. Meta.. : $— $7 Baltimore American =_ _ Bulliea, G. A. pey 19 65 . ) 56 50 56 82 85 390 400 90 100 1180 1i95 112 119 1700 2000 oo = 1 14 6521, 660 94 10 1000 1010 81 83 San Francisco Market Rates. w HOLESALE E PRICES, Frinay, Oct, 26, 1866, 5 60 @ 6 Flour, extra, @ bbt 5 6 7 Do Suportino. «6 25 6 60 Cora Meal, 78 100 » 200 2 60 Whea1, @ 100 th « 1 60 1 380 Oats, 100 Ib . 145 @ 165 Burley, J 100 tb 86 1 00 Beaas, B 10015. « 360 @ 5 00 Potatoes, @ 100 B: 75 @ 1 00 Hay, ®tOlle..e. oe 5 00 @13 50 Live Jak Wood 2 cord 0 Boef, on foot, % Beef, extra, ee Sheep, on foot,. Hogs, 0u loot, @ -+ Hogs, dressed SB. ony ee GROCERIES, ETO, Sugar crushed, @ib . 1YZ@ 13 i CHTBA ye ee 10 1 cattee, Costa Rica, 8B tb 24 [s) Rio... 2d — Tea, Japan, @ tb 80 @ 90 Do Greens... 60 12 Hawaiian Rice, ® kb . 9 — Chiua do. *. 624 Tq i Coal Oil, @ gal 85 70° Candies, @ Ib.. WEG 2 Raach Butter, ‘@ ib. Ke 65 Isthmus do .. 30 @ 40 Choese, Califéruia, 8 lb 10 Uv Eggs, 8 doz. 60 _ 3 “Lard? eB 18Haman Bacoa, el 20 @°* al Pshonldérs. rv.. seea vel. U4@ 16 Retail Prices. ‘Butter, California frosh @ fb 45@ 65 . do pickled @ tb 38 60 . 60 EZON. ot 20 385i — do New York, 2 401 60 Chnese, B Ib. 15¢ 2 , Houcy, i Ibe. ang 40 ee “Popable Oct 8 ‘MAKINS.—A Manual of Metallurgy, 0! Courier, Ot. 13. os Valuable Books on Mining, Mineralogy, Geology, Metallurgy, Ete. ANSTED’S Gold Scckers Manual. 1 vol. 129, cloth. os. 3175 ANTISELL.—The Manufacture of Photooi enle of liydre-Curbon Olly, from Coal and other Bltuniiueus Substances, capable of Puppies urn Vet eRes ans ss0 Ree bse unqususucee ses uae Ing Plulds By Thomas Antlself, Sf: vo.. 8 00 BUCKLAND (Rev. Wm.)— Geology ante) Minerafugy. Z vols. S¥0. Clotl.cccecesseneneeneeennes DUFRENOY. — Mineralogie. 5 emt. 4 20 00 DANA'S Mannal of Mineralogy. Revised edition. 260 Illustrations. lumo. cloth. w Haveu, 1863. Scbuo! Edltlou...,.-.seeeee wrens: DANA'S Mannal of Geology. Numerons IlInstratious. 8vo, tial! morocco. Philadelphia, 1883. 575 DANA’S Text-Book of Geology. Illustrated., 12me, cloth. Philadelphia 1851 ae ELDERHORST’S Blowpipe.—Analysis and Dutermiinuthye Minoralogy, qt eciuany oe 8vo. cloth. Ph}ladelpiia, [866..,..,.. FAIRBAIRN. —Iron: its ‘History, ties, and Processes ol USS By W balrn, 0. E., L lvol.8vo. New Edition.. FEUTCHWANGER.—A Trentise on = é 1% 1 vol. 8v0, Cloth 1.4.6.0. 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