Volume 26 (1873) (431 pages)

180 MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. {March 2a, 2873. No.§ Shares Sold—Highest and Lowest “‘ Regular” Sales—Advance atid Decline—for 6 Days, in 8. F. Stock and Ex. Board. NAMES OF MONDAY. . TUESDAY. . WEDNES'Y. TRURBDAY. FRIDAY. Sr Be "{Shs! Prices. Ea Prioes. COMPANIES. . =" Bhs! ee 4 5 i=] iJ s $ Prioss. isha Prices. {shal Prices. . shst Prices. Er $adama Hill. lamo. sale 26 . sinlbes 210 ie aan 4 jlzis planet ned il ols ‘Ia06 10 tg “bead” 130 319/3 4.20%) IT @ltsa see Sita ae a4 10hauinan,,. 10 iQbief of tho aii PS] of fey o a @ 44, ia o i] Enreka. eRe’ i=) clipse. OD . , ailewiens en ale & alorerons fubn & Hunt. Es ic Pa ee Ce ed ) ahogany » lone M onitar Belin L} d v Valley.) 1071 ye bit e@iiN “2 ce Newark 12 ia 26 @2%i i 45 ‘Oph O. H. Overman, pei eueal oclie. Piocbe Wes locbe Phoenix, age & Pan: ‘ea Vine, 1350) 373gc@) $1 2 Waieade 100) 93 wih Ub: 5 Wasb., & Gncareal *Wooaville. > ® Gi. . Out 60 32 180 {1810 544@59 a 65 63) fa) 180 an aie 5 aa sa) Bib 7 Y4@ 944 480) 3 45805 a 4 . 815 390 ~aaisclisal svailtea. g 11 Jisy. "a0 5 Ss 713] Gin@ 64 ids 525 40 /2us0 Ru 0 4 ky 438 a8 belo is @30 . si ele i Ms Ne 1 ig dee 1a" . “og al. ) 116989 Gn @ 934 110) 9's 350, 8@ 9° -. 425/60a65¢ i oo “940 “9z/e' 957 "9 28]: 30075 @80s 20 55 @s014. 96057 “ed's 1060/51 thy —Washoe. ¢White Pine. Elv +—Ualifornia, Srureka Di-trict. evade. j—Neurly, j—Over. Our Weekly Stock Review. Taorspay Eventne, March 21, 1873. Stocks thia week have ahown some little improveinsnt,and it is time they did. Although nn great activity is manifest, thers has been a little better feeling in the market, and ons or two daya’ aales were comparatively lively. Ths rise in Conaolidated Virglnia was the feature of the week; the reports of ore are of the vary best character. Hale & Norcross, Belcher, Qhollar and Crown Point, all givethe best demonstrations. Ths ore in ths Consolidated Virginla is spoken of as coming in like it did in the Crown Point aome tims ago, and the holdera of the atock think that it may bs the same body in ths Virginia mines aa it ia inths Gold Hill group. ‘This body in the Belcher ahowe more gold as depth is attained. Ths sales at the Board for the prsvlous week were $3,648,860 or $1,200,000 more than the week before. The dividend of the Monitor-Belmont mine declared nu the 13th of 50 cents per ahare amounted to $25,000. Ths St, Patrick mine shippsd $3,600 on the 17th. The last cleanup of the Eureka (Grasa Valley) was 1,660 ounces of amalgam. Shipments for the month to thel7th from the Raymond & Ely, aggregate $101,158 Ths February receipts of the Buckeye aggregated $8,000. The stockholdere of ths Amador Tunnel & Mining Co. have deelded to increaes the capltal stook from $2,C00,000 to $3,000,000 in $u,000 shares, Gn Friday ths market was very low; in fact lower than at anytime during the break. The morning prices, compared with that of the prsvious day, showed that Qonaolildated Virginia, Hale & Norcroaa, declined $6 Segregated Belcher and Savage, each $5; Ophir, $4; Belchsr, Crown Point, Chollar-Potoai, Gverman and Yallow Jacket, each $2; Exchequer, $1.50; Alpha, Caledonia, Gould & Curry, Juatice and Sierra Nevada, each $1, On Saturday tbe market waa much stronger, compared with previoua day’s sales. Belcher, Overman, Segregatsd Bslcher and Yellow Jacket each advauced $7; Consolidated Virginia, Crown Point and Savage each $4; Ophir, $3; Confidence, $2; Caledonia and Exchequer each $1,60; Alpha, Chollar-Potosi, Imperial, Kentuck, Msadow Valley, Juatice aud Sierra Nevada each $1. There was a bronk in Raymond & Ely, which fell $4, eloslng at SOs. On Monday the market waa weak again, the only feature being Cons. Virginia, which rose from $41 to $68 under the influence of "Important dovelopments;’’ 3,000 shares were aold. Chollar rose $8; Belcher $1. Ophir fell $1; Hale & Norcroaa, $5; Kentucky, $1; Ophir, $1; Gverman, $4; Savage, $8; Seg. Belcher, $4; Jacket, $4; Raymond & Ely $15. On Tuesday the market was atrong, and Cona. Virginnia cloaed at $72. At the afternon Board the market was irregular. Belcher was $8 lower than day before, Cons. Virginia rose $16; Crown Point, $2; Raymond & Ely, $6. Hermes rose $3 on 2umors of compromiae hetween the Raymond & Ely and Hermea, Wednesday the market waa much stronger for Washoe stocks. Belcher clossd $3 higher; Chollar, $7; Cons. Virginia, $4; Hale & Norcrosa, 4; Ophir, $2; Savage, 1; Jacket, $7. To-day stocks were moderately firm, but without any marked fluctuation in prices beyond a fall in Consolidated Virginia. Nine SUMMARY. Tue following ie mostly condensed from journals published in the interior,in proximity to the mines mentioned: California. CALAVERAS COUNTY, Sannerson. — Calaveras Citizen, March 13 : This mine is yielding some extraordinary rich ore, and is likely to continue doing so for en iudefinite time, judging from the handsome appearance of the vein in the lower level. It is the intention of the Company to erect newand owerful hoisling worke, as soon as the weather ecomessettled. They have just finished placing in position © large boiler of sufficient steam capacity to work the mine to a depth of 800 ft. Woxverine. — The mine is opening handsomely, and has every promiee of comparing favorably with our hest minee. Crarx and Woonsvay.—These gentlemen are having piping times, judging from the immense amount of dirt that is daily washed away from Railroad Flat. Their hydraulic is kept constantly Mm motion. Mosquito Disrricr. — Calaveras Chronicle, March 15: The owners of the Dolly Varden are driving a level north at the depth of 100 ft. The ore is over 4 ft. wide, and shows free gold. Some 50 tone of ore from the Monte Cristo, oruehed at the Good Hope mill, yielded i in the neighborhood of $35 per ton. The vein ie from 2 to 4 ft. wide. West Port Disraictr.—The Ohio Con. stopped work for a few days, on account of smashing up the pump, which wae of too weak capacity for the hody of water inthe shaft A large pump is on its way to the mine, end sinking will be resumed immediately on its arrival. Several new discoveries were made this week on the North Fork ridge, which look very promising. The Lone Star vein is 20 ft. wide in one of the tunnele, and no foot-wall as yet. The ore will mill nhout $25 per ton. Kincaid & Co. cruehed a lot of ore at Harris’ mill, yielding $46 per ton. Joe Griggs & Co. are rolling out high-grade ore pretty lively. Competent, undergrouud miners wanted. Gwin.—Intelligence from this mine continues exceedingly favorable. There ie no diminution of the yield, the average product being over $1,000 per day. The work of sinking the main ehaft 100 feet deeper will he commenced nexi Monday. Suaw.—Work continues steadily iu the old that date, The dates given in this list are those of the OUR MINING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY. [CouuaTsp WEEKLY FROM ALL NoticEs ApVERTIaED tn S, F. Jourwata,] Note.—In the Steck Boards an assessment ia delinquent thirty days from the date of Isvy, excluslya of STOCKS ON THE LISTS OF THE BOARDS. mining ofticea, Company. Location. No. Amt. Levied. Deling’nt. Sale. Secretary. Place of Business. Alps §. 31, Co, Ely Districl. 3 50 Feb. 14 Mar, 24 Apr.15 ©, 8. Neal, 402 Montgomery si Arizona & Utah Washoe. 4 $100 Feb.15 Mar. prig J. ag ulre. 419 Cal tonnes Arkanaaa M. Go. Ely District. 9 60 Jan, 18 Feb. 26 Mar.22 J. H. plegate. 729 Monigomery atalaveras G. M, Cal. 3 25 Feb, 1 Mar. 18 Apr. 8 {Tf B. Wingard. 313 Uallfornia at Caledonia S, M. Go, Washoe. 4 200 Feb.5 Mar, 12 Ape 2 &. We eller, 414 Oalilornia st Obapman M.andM.Oo. Ely District. 3 25 Mcb. 4 April 10 May6 F, Switt, $16 pent Qbarter Oak 0. Nevade, 1 25 Mar. 3 Apr, Apr. 40 G. W.R. King, Chollar-Potosi M. Co. Wa-boe. 4 500 Feb. 1}: Mar.19 Apr.1l4 W #. Doan, Confidence Silver M. Co, Nevada. 10 100 Mar. 18 Apr. 22 ay 13 KR. Wevener, 414 Hoss ot Dancy G.& S. M. Co. Nevada. 6 an, 24 Fe Mur. 20 G. KR, Spinney. Lat Gould & Curry 5. M. Co, Washoe. 16 1 Feb. 10 Mar. 17 Apr. 7 A. K. Durbrow, Merchanta Ex Haroer 8. M. Ely Disirict. 1 an, 27 Mar, $1 Apr. 28 J R. Wilde. 406 Montgomeryat uhn & Hunt 8. M. Co. Ely Distri t. 5 1 Feb, 21 Mar. 29 Apr.j9 LL. Kaplan, Merohauits’ Er da Ellmore. dabo. 8 250 Jan. 23 Feb, 24 ar, 20 Wm Willis. 4 ngomar S$. M, Co Ely District. 4 25 Mar. 1 pr. 7 Apr. 30 ©. 8. Neal. 402 Montgome: mperial 8, M. Co. Washoe. 15 100 Jan. 23 Feb. 27 er. 2] W. E. Dean. niia G. & 8. M, Uo. Nevada, 13 I lar 14 Apr. 17 May 6 A. Nocl. ustice M. ee Washoe. 4 1 50 Feb, 18 ar. 25 Apr. \5 k, Wesener. Kentuck M. Co, Washoe. # 1 Feb. 8 Mar, 12 Apr.1 F. Swift. 415 ae omeny at Kentneky G. & aa .Oo, Ely Dirtriot. 4 1 Feb, 11 Mar. 15 Apr.6 J.P. Oavallier. r forte pillian Hall M, Co. Ely District. 2 ‘an. 23 Mar, 3 Mar. 29 D. T Bagley. cant Cal Mammotb 8. M. Co. White Pine. 12 lar, 3 Apr. Apr. 29 J. I. King. 41] Call forni McMahon M, C: Schell Cee 3 Feb. 24 Mar. 29 r, 23 UG. R. Spinney, 320 California st Meadow Velie East Ext. M. Oo. y. 2 Jan, 16 Feb. 25 ar.21 7, W. Colburn, 419 Oalifornla Newark 8, M. Qo, Ely District. 3 Jan, 29 Mar. 7 April? D.T, Bagley. 101 al Ccoidental M. Oo. Storey Go., Nov, 1 Feb. 8 Mar. 17 Apr. 7 ©. E. Elliot. 419 Calitorul Cpblr 8, M, Vo. Wasboe. 24 3 an. 27 Mar, Mar, 24 Jos, Marka, BGs Eixchai Overman Silver M. Go. Newnan, 2 6 Mar. 18 Apr. 19 ay 7 W. W. Stetson, 414 Oallforms Page & Panaca S. M. Co. Ely Dist. 3 eb. 8 Mar. 11 Apr.) L, Be Merchants’ Exchaiy Peavine S. M. Co, Ely Distr ict. 3 an, Mar Mar. 31 ©. F. Bat 5 ontg'ry Pictou M. vo. ‘ashoe, 2 Keb, 14 Mar, 25 Apr. 18 8. Phillips. 415 Montgomer: PiooliePhoenix ee Co, Ely District. 1 eb. 1 Mar, 1) Apr.2 O E, Elliot, 419 Callfornl: MY Pioohe 8. Kly District. 3 101 Feb. 21 Mar, Anpr.24 ©, E. Elliot 419 Californi st. TLawrenee M. and M. Co. Ual. 1 75 Mar. 1) Apr. 12 ay W.1 Kip, dr. 41l¢ Calfornla Senaior 8. M. Co, Washoe, 7 0) Feb. 12 Mar. 18 Mar. 27 H. Boyle, tevenzon’s Buildin 1 South Chariot M. Co. gee 6 50 Feb, 13 Mar, 2! Apr. 8 dp be King Spring Monntaln Tunnel Oo. 5 20 Mar. 13 9 Apr. 17 Mays M. Buitington. Spring Bounty Nevada. 2 zo Jan. 15 Keb, 25 Mar, fy ae WV. QGolburn, Tecumseh G. 3, & C. “M, Co. 19 25 Feb, 24 Mar, 3] Bpr 23 a A Hermaun., Washington & Sorenle M.Co. Ely pit & 50 Jan. 22 Marebsé D, Cleary. Woodville G. & S. M. Co. Gold Hill. 1 100 Mar. 12 Apr. 15 Mays 1k \. Noel. . OTHER COMPANIES (not on the Lists of the Boards.) Admiral Nelson T. & M. Oo, ey 1 a Jan, 27 Mar. 8 Mar. 81 BR. H. Sinton, 539 California Anvels Q. M. Ca, Cal. ] 150 Mar.4 Apr. 8 Apr. 2] Geo. Congdon. 408 Californias Anthony G. M. Qo. Placer Co., Cal. 1 33 Jan. 29 Mar. 4 Apr. 19 W. 1. Kip, Jr. 4li Atlantic and Pacitio Con. G.M. Oo. Gal, 3 6 Feb, 25 Apr.] pr. 19 A. Noel. Auburn G. Cal, 3 50 Keb. 12 Mar, 18 Apr.8 RK, Wegener. 414 Calliornia Cederberg First North Ex. Co, Cal. 2 10 Feb. 3 Mar. 17 Apr.l7 J.N, Webster. 506 Montgomery a Cederberg First Nouth Ex.M.Co. Cal. 1 5 Cee, 27 Feb, Mar. 20 2 N. Web-ter. 506 Montgomery ai Cherokee Flat Slue Gravel M.Co. Cal, 1 100 Feb.4 Mar. 10 Mar. 27H. Piohoir. 63 Wesbington . Ommtinenta' §, M. Co. White Pine. 3 F.b, Mar. 15 Apr.7 lake, 02 Montgomety gle Q. bf “Sania Burbara oe 50.00 Mar, 18 Apr. 24 Apr, 28 Wim. H, Wataon. 303 Monig'ry at Equitable T. & M. Co. et 1 Jan, 22 Mar. 1 Mar. 20 Hi Merohanis’ Exchange ¥excel-lor Gravel 0. ny 1 Feb. 14 Mar.22 9 Apr. 10 nkle. 304 California Gold Run M, Co, Californie, 10 Mar.15 Apr. 19 ay & Market & Opear rnss Valley New M. Co. Grasa Valley. 5 Mar. 3 Apr. Apt. 23 Grass Valle: Gray & Biahop S.M.0o. Bly District, 1 25 Feb, 2! Mar. 28 Apr, 18 415 Monee) t Hayes G, &_§, M. Co. White Pine. . 20 Feb. 2 pr. I May 832 Montgumery Homiguera Miniug, Co. Lower Ual. 7 300 Mar. Apr. 14 May 5 723 Montgomer ImPeratrice Eugenie G. M. Co. ah 1 5 Feb, Mur. 22 Apr. 22 T12 & 714 Wash’ dosepbine Quicksllver M. Vo, Cal. 8 200 Feb. 2 Mar. 31, Apr, 22 Keystone No.One and Two G. &S.M.0v, 1 Mar. Apr. 15 May 5 Lady Euima M. Co. El Dorady core 2 15 Feb, 2 Mar, 29 Apr. 21 5 Ola: Ludy Franklin G, & 8. M. Go. 1 Feh i Mar. 81 Apr, 21 507 Montvoniery at La Paz M. Co. ily Dis.riet. 1 50 Janu, 20 ‘eb. Mar, 25 411 Caliroriin 8 Lady Esten Tunnel and M. Co. Uta A 2 Mar. Apr. 17 May & Lemon M. Go. 1 100 Feb.1 far. 18 Apr. 8 Manbatin Gs ees Exe Nev. Co, Oat la 25 Mar, 1 Apr. 11 May Mansfield G. 1 23 Feb, 1 Mar, 25 Apr. 14 National M. co a 2 Feb. Mar 27 Apr. 17 Newton Booth ood M. Co. “ity ag 4 25 Feb. . Mar. 22 Apr. 1 Obio Con. G M. BBA 1] 10 Feb. 1 Mar. 15 Apr. tneida apr: oo 5 500 Jan. 27 Mar. Mar. 2: Piermont M.CO. Gal 6 Jan. 2 Mar. 10 Mar. 3. Ploche Cham aon ‘Co. ly. 1 10 Mar.7 Apr, 12 Ma: Pocanonta: G M. Co. El Dorado Co. 1 Jan.3) Mar 7 Mar, 3: Prospect Mining Ca. TASS yalegs 1 zieeb. 18 Mar, 20 Apr. Railroad Con, asp Go, Novada. 1 16° Jan. 7 1b, 1 Mar. 2 Sanderson ic) 0, Gal 3 15 Feb. l4 Mar. 17 Apr. San Jose nen Ely Distro 1 10 Feb.7 Mar. 17 Apr. Serra {. Co, Cal. 1 2u Jan, 9 Feb, 15 Mar.3) Schuylkill aan I ising Oo. G. Valley. 18 5 Mar. 15 Apr, 19 May Scorpion 8. Nevada. 1 50 Feb Mar. 12 Mar. 29 . Martin, Silver Luke M. Co, Utab. 2 5 Mar. 5 Apr. Apr. 30 W.L. Untick, Silver Wave M. Co. Nevada. 10 60 Jan, 29 Mar, 14 Apr 8 ~ Clark. South pale Sme! tingCo. idaho. 1 300 Feb. 1] ar, Apr. 17 Leonard. Summit M. Amador Oo,, Cx), 2 Feb. 8 Mar. 14 Apr. . Davidson. Table Mountain Blue Gravel ie Go. Cal. 1 25 Jan. 30 Mar 4. Mar. 2 Table Mountain Alpha M. 1 Feb. 3 Mar. 10 Apr. 2 Tebama Con. Ube ng Oo. White Pine, 3 100 Mar.10 Apr. 15 May 5 Tesmenie 8. M. Ely Distriot. 1 Feb. Apr. 9 May onttomery Washington Mining Co. "Mariposa, 1 4 Feb.6 Mar. 13 Apr.8 318 Callfornia Meetings. Name of Co. Location. Secr eer. nie ins.F, inbra Minlng Co, . J, 0. Strauch, 0 Front street. eae Fl Flag. ; Ely Distriot. Oulie!l iy ‘Trustees. 20° Galtonnta St. American Flax. Ely District. G. R. Spinney 320 Califoruia st. Huekeye G. & 8, M. Co. Novadu., J. Mavuirc, 419 California St. Continental, 8. Af. Co, White Fine. H.H. Blake, 302 Montgumery gle Brunklin Mining Co, Wim. H. Watson. 202 Mon'gumery at Jack-ou Novada. H.wU. Kibbe. 419 California St. Josephine a in ip Cal. _G. Staacke, 302 Sausome street, Milton M. ond Cal, H. Plehulor. 608 Wasbington st, Mint G. and Nevada. A. Jennings. 401 Califo: nia st. timega Table Moultain M. Co. David Wilder, 8 Mcrohauis' Ex. Phenix Silver Mining Oo. Nevada, teeny Mvguire. 419 Cali ornla at. nw Ri-ing Sun Cou, M, & AL J.A. Albertson, 306 Montgourery St. Special Sutro Tunnel Co. Nevada. P. W. Ames. 321 Oallforuta St. Annual Latest Dividends. Name of Co. Location. Secrcunaya Office in S. F. Amount. Selcher M. Uo. Wasboe. es B 6 419 California St. 400 Black Diamond Coal Co. California. A erall. Cr, Harrison2§ pear. Fi per cent Cederberg G. M. hee allfornia, Dik Bokee. 420 Montgomery 8t. Ie Con. Amador M. al, Fe a Tatham, oD Bigmis amneny St, 100 Orown PomtG, & $. M. Co, Washoe. OC. E. Elliot. 419 Oa jhe ee 300 Diaua 0. N.U, Fasact. ay St. 100 Fastport. Coos Bay Coal. Cregon. J.L. Pool. Marcbante Ex. 5 00 aaa G M. Co. rase Val eve R. Wegener. 44 ST St. 200 abogany G. & s. M. Co. iial T. J. Gwens. 402 Mont*ery, St. 1 60 eadow Walley M. ee Ely District: aq W. Colburn. 409 California St, 100 Mon foBclmantin {. Co. Nevada. » Minor, 41138 Oalifornia St. 50 isa he S. gels Diat., Nev 6: FE. Elliot, 413 Cali oa St. 100 rovidenoe @ & S.M. . M. Buffington, Merchants’ Ex. 100 Raymoud &Ely M. oo. ny Diat., Nev. i J Moulder, 419 Gal fariis Bt 500 Shaw claim, the new proprietor pushing thinge vigorously while there is an abundance of water. It is reported that a recent clean-up yielded 30 pounds of gold, NEVADA COUNTY. Evrexa. — Grass Valley Union, March 19: This mine ehipped yesterday morning eome nice gold bare to the mint. The hars were made of gold that came from under ten etampe after twelve day’s run, and were valucd at $26,500. Dass or Gorp.—Slate Ledge mine (better known as Perrin’s) has cleaned up after a run of six daye with ten stamps, and gives gold to the amount of $1,400. The etamps are run hy water power which doee not drop them rapidly hut drope them with great profit. PLACER COUNTY. Tue CranpaLth Mrxz.—Placer Herald, March 15: We saw Wednesday a part of a panful of promiscoue ore taken from this mine, eome two milee west from here, that bore the appearance of heing astonishingly richindeed. The shaft from which this rock was taken ie down 115 ft. from which a drift ie run eome distance, and a large dump pile of such rock aewe saw hae been raised. The ledge fs fully 4 ft. thi I, and ig located for 3,000 ft.; 1,400 ft. of it been paseed for patenting. Minino.—Placer Argus, March 15: From Michigan Bluff, we learn that the minere that section of the county have got fairly to work, and the proxpecte were never mors )}/ flattering or favorahle for a good seacon’s 1a work. ‘Ihe Big Gun claim owned hy the Van in Emon Bros., is paying better than ever befor . . The Hazard Co. in Volcano Canon, near Mid gan Bluff, have etruck very rioh pay gravel. . ne day last week from eix huckete of dirt they washed out seven ounces of gold. The famoui Weske claim has heen paying hig all winter” with a fair prospect of its continuing to do 80” for eeveral years to come. PLUMAS COUNTY. Pinmas National, March 8: On Friday of laet week, Hendricke & Co., of Morrie ravine cleaned up a $7,000 brick and another of ahout $2,000. They have one mile of 6-ft. tail flume, and hurt 2,500 juches of water under 1650 ft. . preseure, againet their bank, thence through “ the flume, Bs

180 MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. {March 2a, 2873. No.§ Shares Sold—Highest and Lowest “‘ Regular” Sales—Advance atid Decline—for 6 Days, in 8. F. Stock and Ex. Board. NAMES OF MONDAY. . TUESDAY. . WEDNES'Y. TRURBDAY. FRIDAY. Sr Be "{Shs! Prices. Ea Prioes. COMPANIES. . =" Bhs! ee 4 5 i=] iJ s $ Prioss. isha Prices. {shal Prices. . shst Prices. Er $adama Hill.. lamo. sale 26 . sinlbes 210 ie aan 4 jlzis planet ned il ols ‘Ia06 10 tg “bead” 130 319/3 4.20%) IT @ltsa see Sita ae a4 10hauinan,,. 10 iQbief of tho aii PS] of fey o a @ 44, ia o i] Enreka.. eRe’ i=) clipse. OD . , ailewiens en ale & alorerons fubn & Hunt. Es ic Pa ee Ce ed ) ahogany » lone M onitar Belin L} d v Valley.) 1071 ye bit e@iiN “2 ce Newark 12 ia 26 @2%i i 45 ‘Oph O. H. Overman, pei eueal oclie. Piocbe Wes locbe Phoenix, age & Pan: ‘ea Vine, 1350) 373gc@) $1 2 Waieade 100) 93 wih Ub: 5 Wasb., & Gncareal *Wooaville. > ® Gi. . Out 60 32 180 {1810 544@59 a 65 63) fa) 180 an aie 5 aa sa) Bib 7 Y4@ 944 480) 3 45805 a 4 . 815 390 ~aaisclisal svailtea. g 11 Jisy. "a0 5 Ss 713] Gin@ 64 ids 525 40 /2us0 Ru 0 4 ky 438 a8 belo is @30 . si ele i Ms Ne 1 ig dee 1a" . “og al. ) 116989 Gn @ 934 110) 9's 350, 8@ 9° -. 425/60a65¢ i oo “940 “9z/e' 957 "9 28]: 30075 @80s 20 55 @s014. 96057 “ed's 1060/51 thy —Washoe. ¢White Pine. Elv +—Ualifornia, Srureka Di-trict. evade. j—Neurly, j—Over. Our Weekly Stock Review. Taorspay Eventne, March 21, 1873. Stocks thia week have ahown some little improveinsnt,and it is time they did. Although nn great activity is manifest, thers has been a little better feeling in the market, and ons or two daya’ aales were comparatively lively. Ths rise in Conaolidated Virglnia was the feature of the week; the reports of ore are of the vary best character. Hale & Norcross, Belcher, Qhollar and Crown Point, all givethe best demonstrations. Ths ore in ths Consolidated Virginla is spoken of as coming in like it did in the Crown Point aome tims ago, and the holdera of the atock think that it may bs the same body in ths Virginia mines aa it ia inths Gold Hill group. ‘This body in the Belcher ahowe more gold as depth is attained. Ths sales at the Board for the prsvlous week were $3,648,860 or $1,200,000 more than the week before. The dividend of the Monitor-Belmont mine declared nu the 13th of 50 cents per ahare amounted to $25,000. Ths St, Patrick mine shippsd $3,600 on the 17th. The last cleanup of the Eureka (Grasa Valley) was 1,660 ounces of amalgam. Shipments for the month to thel7th from the Raymond & Ely, aggregate $101,158 Ths February receipts of the Buckeye aggregated $8,000. The stockholdere of ths Amador Tunnel & Mining Co. have deelded to increaes the capltal stook from $2,C00,000 to $3,000,000 in $u,000 shares, Gn Friday ths market was very low; in fact lower than at anytime during the break. The morning prices, compared with that of the prsvious day, showed that Qonaolildated Virginia, Hale & Norcroaa, declined $6 Segregated Belcher and Savage, each $5; Ophir, $4; Belchsr, Crown Point, Chollar-Potoai, Gverman and Yallow Jacket, each $2; Exchequer, $1.50; Alpha, Caledonia, Gould & Curry, Juatice and Sierra Nevada, each $1, On Saturday tbe market waa much stronger, compared with previoua day’s sales. Belcher, Overman, Segregatsd Bslcher and Yellow Jacket each advauced $7; Consolidated Virginia, Crown Point and Savage each $4; Ophir, $3; Confidence, $2; Caledonia and Exchequer each $1,60; Alpha, Chollar-Potosi, Imperial, Kentuck, Msadow Valley, Juatice aud Sierra Nevada each $1. There was a bronk in Raymond & Ely, which fell $4, eloslng at SOs. On Monday the market waa weak again, the only feature being Cons. Virginia, which rose from $41 to $68 under the influence of "Important dovelopments;’’ 3,000 shares were aold. Chollar rose $8; Belcher $1. Ophir fell $1; Hale & Norcroaa, $5; Kentucky, $1; Ophir, $1; Gverman, $4; Savage, $8; Seg. Belcher, $4; Jacket, $4; Raymond & Ely $15. On Tuesday the market was atrong, and Cona. Virginnia cloaed at $72. At the afternon Board the market was irregular. Belcher was $8 lower than day before, Cons. Virginia rose $16; Crown Point, $2; Raymond & Ely, $6. Hermes rose $3 on 2umors of compromiae hetween the Raymond & Ely and Hermea, Wednesday the market waa much stronger for Washoe stocks. Belcher clossd $3 higher; Chollar, $7; Cons. Virginia, $4; Hale & Norcrosa, 4; Ophir, $2; Savage, 1; Jacket, $7. To-day stocks were moderately firm, but without any marked fluctuation in prices beyond a fall in Consolidated Virginia. Nine SUMMARY. Tue following ie mostly condensed from journals published in the interior,in proximity to the mines mentioned: California. CALAVERAS COUNTY, Sannerson. — Calaveras Citizen, March 13 : This mine is yielding some extraordinary rich ore, and is likely to continue doing so for en iudefinite time, judging from the handsome appearance of the vein in the lower level. It is the intention of the Company to erect newand owerful hoisling worke, as soon as the weather ecomessettled. They have just finished placing in position © large boiler of sufficient steam capacity to work the mine to a depth of 800 ft. Woxverine. — The mine is opening handsomely, and has every promiee of comparing favorably with our hest minee. Crarx and Woonsvay.—These gentlemen are having piping times, judging from the immense amount of dirt that is daily washed away from Railroad Flat. Their hydraulic is kept constantly Mm motion. Mosquito Disrricr. — Calaveras Chronicle, March 15: The owners of the Dolly Varden are driving a level north at the depth of 100 ft. The ore is over 4 ft. wide, and shows free gold. Some 50 tone of ore from the Monte Cristo, oruehed at the Good Hope mill, yielded i in the neighborhood of $35 per ton. The vein ie from 2 to 4 ft. wide. West Port Disraictr.—The Ohio Con. stopped work for a few days, on account of smashing up the pump, which wae of too weak capacity for the hody of water inthe shaft A

large pump is on its way to the mine, end sinking will be resumed immediately on its arrival. Several new discoveries were made this week on the North Fork ridge, which look very promising. The Lone Star vein is 20 ft. wide in one of the tunnele, and no foot-wall as yet. The ore will mill nhout $25 per ton. Kincaid & Co. cruehed a lot of ore at Harris’ mill, yielding $46 per ton. Joe Griggs & Co. are rolling out high-grade ore pretty lively. Competent, undergrouud miners wanted. Gwin.—Intelligence from this mine continues exceedingly favorable. There ie no diminution of the yield, the average product being over $1,000 per day. The work of sinking the main ehaft 100 feet deeper will he commenced nexi Monday. Suaw.—Work continues steadily iu the old that date, The dates given in this list are those of the OUR MINING SHAREHOLDERS’ DIRECTORY. [CouuaTsp WEEKLY FROM ALL NoticEs ApVERTIaED tn S, F. Jourwata,] Note.—In the Steck Boards an assessment ia delinquent thirty days from the date of Isvy, excluslya of STOCKS ON THE LISTS OF THE BOARDS. mining ofticea, Company. Location. No. Amt. Levied. Deling’nt. Sale. Secretary. Place of Business. Alps §. 31, Co, Ely Districl. 3 50 Feb. 14 Mar, 24 Apr.15 ©, 8. Neal, 402 Montgomery si Arizona & Utah Washoe. 4 $100 Feb.15 Mar. prig J. ag ulre. 419 Cal tonnes Arkanaaa M. Go. Ely District. 9 60 Jan, 18 Feb. 26 Mar.22 J. H. plegate. 729 Monigomery atalaveras G. M, Cal. 3 25 Feb, 1 Mar. 18 Apr. 8 {Tf B. Wingard. 313 Uallfornia at Caledonia S, M. Go, Washoe. 4 200 Feb.5 Mar, 12 Ape 2 &. We eller, 414 Oalilornia st Obapman M.andM.Oo. Ely District. 3 25 Mcb. 4 April 10 May6 F, Switt, $16 pent Qbarter Oak 0. Nevade, 1 25 Mar. 3 Apr, Apr. 40 G. W.R. King, Chollar-Potosi M. Co. Wa-boe. 4 500 Feb. 1}: Mar.19 Apr.1l4 W #. Doan, Confidence Silver M. Co, Nevada. 10 100 Mar. 18 Apr. 22 ay 13 KR. Wevener, 414 Hoss ot Dancy G.& S. M. Co. Nevada. 6 an, 24 Fe Mur. 20 G. KR, Spinney. Lat Gould & Curry 5. M. Co, Washoe. 16 1 Feb. 10 Mar. 17 Apr. 7 A. K. Durbrow, Merchanta Ex Haroer 8. M. Ely Disirict. 1 an, 27 Mar, $1 Apr. 28 J R. Wilde. 406 Montgomeryat uhn & Hunt 8. M. Co. Ely Distri t. 5 1 Feb, 21 Mar. 29 Apr.j9 LL. Kaplan, Merohauits’ Er da Ellmore. dabo. 8 250 Jan. 23 Feb, 24 ar, 20 Wm Willis. 4 ngomar S$. M, Co Ely District. 4 25 Mar. 1 pr. 7 Apr. 30 ©. 8. Neal. 402 Montgome: mperial 8, M. Co. Washoe. 15 100 Jan. 23 Feb. 27 er. 2] W. E. Dean. niia G. & 8. M, Uo. Nevada, 13 I lar 14 Apr. 17 May 6 A. Nocl. ustice M. ee Washoe. 4 1 50 Feb, 18 ar. 25 Apr. \5 k, Wesener. Kentuck M. Co, Washoe. # 1 Feb. 8 Mar, 12 Apr.1 F. Swift. 415 ae omeny at Kentneky G. & aa .Oo, Ely Dirtriot. 4 1 Feb, 11 Mar. 15 Apr.6 J.P. Oavallier. r forte pillian Hall M, Co. Ely District. 2 ‘an. 23 Mar, 3 Mar. 29 D. T Bagley. cant Cal Mammotb 8. M. Co. White Pine. 12 lar, 3 Apr. Apr. 29 J. I. King. 41] Call forni McMahon M, C: Schell Cee 3 Feb. 24 Mar. 29 r, 23 UG. R. Spinney, 320 California st Meadow Velie East Ext. M. Oo. y. 2 Jan, 16 Feb. 25 ar.21 7, W. Colburn, 419 Oalifornla Newark 8, M. Qo, Ely District. 3 Jan, 29 Mar. 7 April? D.T, Bagley. 101 al Ccoidental M. Oo. Storey Go., Nov, 1 Feb. 8 Mar. 17 Apr. 7 ©. E. Elliot. 419 Calitorul Cpblr 8, M, Vo. Wasboe. 24 3 an. 27 Mar, Mar, 24 Jos, Marka, BGs Eixchai Overman Silver M. Go. Newnan, 2 6 Mar. 18 Apr. 19 ay 7 W. W. Stetson, 414 Oallforms Page & Panaca S. M. Co. Ely Dist. 3 eb. 8 Mar. 11 Apr.) L, Be Merchants’ Exchaiy Peavine S. M. Co, Ely Distr ict. 3 an, Mar Mar. 31 ©. F. Bat 5 ontg'ry Pictou M. vo. ‘ashoe, 2 Keb, 14 Mar, 25 Apr. 18 8. Phillips. 415 Montgomer: PiooliePhoenix ee Co, Ely District. 1 eb. 1 Mar, 1) Apr.2 O E, Elliot, 419 Callfornl: MY Pioohe 8. Kly District. 3 101 Feb. 21 Mar, Anpr.24 ©, E. Elliot 419 Californi st. TLawrenee M. and M. Co. Ual. 1 75 Mar. 1) Apr. 12 ay W.1 Kip, dr. 41l¢ Calfornla Senaior 8. M. Co, Washoe, 7 0) Feb. 12 Mar. 18 Mar. 27 H. Boyle, tevenzon’s Buildin 1 South Chariot M. Co. gee 6 50 Feb, 13 Mar, 2! Apr. 8 dp be King Spring Monntaln Tunnel Oo. 5 20 Mar. 13 9 Apr. 17 Mays M. Buitington. Spring Bounty Nevada. 2 zo Jan. 15 Keb, 25 Mar, fy ae WV. QGolburn, Tecumseh G. 3, & C. “M, Co. 19 25 Feb, 24 Mar, 3] Bpr 23 a A Hermaun., Washington & Sorenle M.Co. Ely pit & 50 Jan. 22 Marebsé D, Cleary. Woodville G. & S. M. Co. Gold Hill. 1 100 Mar. 12 Apr. 15 Mays 1k \. Noel. . OTHER COMPANIES (not on the Lists of the Boards.) Admiral Nelson T. & M. Oo, ey 1 a Jan, 27 Mar. 8 Mar. 81 BR. H. Sinton, 539 California Anvels Q. M. Ca, Cal. ] 150 Mar.4 Apr. 8 Apr. 2] Geo. Congdon. 408 Californias Anthony G. M. Qo. Placer Co., Cal. 1 33 Jan. 29 Mar. 4 Apr. 19 W. 1. Kip, Jr. 4li Atlantic and Pacitio Con. G.M. Oo. Gal, 3 6 Feb, 25 Apr.] pr. 19 A. Noel. Auburn G. Cal, 3 50 Keb. 12 Mar, 18 Apr.8 RK, Wegener. 414 Calliornia Cederberg First North Ex. Co, Cal. 2 10 Feb. 3 Mar. 17 Apr.l7 J.N, Webster. 506 Montgomery a Cederberg First Nouth Ex.M.Co. Cal. 1 5 Cee, 27 Feb, Mar. 20 2 N. Web-ter. 506 Montgomery ai Cherokee Flat Slue Gravel M.Co. Cal, 1 100 Feb.4 Mar. 10 Mar. 27H. Piohoir. 63 Wesbington . Ommtinenta' §, M. Co. White Pine. 3 F.b, Mar. 15 Apr.7 lake, 02 Montgomety gle Q. bf “Sania Burbara oe 50.00 Mar, 18 Apr. 24 Apr, 28 Wim. H, Wataon. 303 Monig'ry at Equitable T. & M. Co. et 1 Jan, 22 Mar. 1 Mar. 20 Hi Merohanis’ Exchange ¥excel-lor Gravel 0. ny 1 Feb. 14 Mar.22 9 Apr. 10 nkle. 304 California Gold Run M, Co, Californie, 10 Mar.15 Apr. 19 ay & Market & Opear rnss Valley New M. Co. Grasa Valley. 5 Mar. 3 Apr. Apt. 23 Grass Valle: Gray & Biahop S.M.0o. Bly District, 1 25 Feb, 2! Mar. 28 Apr, 18 415 Monee) t Hayes G, &_§, M. Co. White Pine. . 20 Feb. 2 pr. I May 832 Montgumery Homiguera Miniug, Co. Lower Ual. 7 300 Mar. Apr. 14 May 5 723 Montgomer ImPeratrice Eugenie G. M. Co. ah 1 5 Feb, Mur. 22 Apr. 22 T12 & 714 Wash’ dosepbine Quicksllver M. Vo, Cal. 8 200 Feb. 2 Mar. 31, Apr, 22 Keystone No.One and Two G. &S.M.0v, 1 Mar. Apr. 15 May 5 Lady Euima M. Co. El Dorady core 2 15 Feb, 2 Mar, 29 Apr. 21 5 Ola: Ludy Franklin G, & 8. M. Go. 1 Feh i Mar. 81 Apr, 21 507 Montvoniery at La Paz M. Co. ily Dis.riet. 1 50 Janu, 20 ‘eb. Mar, 25 411 Caliroriin 8 Lady Esten Tunnel and M. Co. Uta A 2 Mar. Apr. 17 May & Lemon M. Go. 1 100 Feb.1 far. 18 Apr. 8 Manbatin Gs ees Exe Nev. Co, Oat la 25 Mar, 1 Apr. 11 May Mansfield G. 1 23 Feb, 1 Mar, 25 Apr. 14 National M. co a 2 Feb. Mar 27 Apr. 17 Newton Booth ood M. Co. “ity ag 4 25 Feb. . Mar. 22 Apr. 1 Obio Con. G M. BBA 1] 10 Feb. 1 Mar. 15 Apr. tneida apr: oo 5 500 Jan. 27 Mar. Mar. 2: Piermont M.CO. Gal 6 Jan. 2 Mar. 10 Mar. 3. Ploche Cham aon ‘Co. ly. 1 10 Mar.7 Apr, 12 Ma: Pocanonta: G M. Co. El Dorado Co. 1 Jan.3) Mar 7 Mar, 3: Prospect Mining Ca. TASS yalegs 1 zieeb. 18 Mar, 20 Apr. Railroad Con, asp Go, Novada. 1 16° Jan. 7 1b, 1 Mar. 2 Sanderson ic) 0, Gal 3 15 Feb. l4 Mar. 17 Apr. San Jose nen Ely Distro 1 10 Feb.7 Mar. 17 Apr. Serra {. Co, Cal. 1 2u Jan, 9 Feb, 15 Mar.3) Schuylkill aan I ising Oo. G. Valley. 18 5 Mar. 15 Apr, 19 May Scorpion 8. Nevada. 1 50 Feb Mar. 12 Mar. 29 . Martin, Silver Luke M. Co, Utab. 2 5 Mar. 5 Apr. Apr. 30 W.L. Untick, Silver Wave M. Co. Nevada. 10 60 Jan, 29 Mar, 14 Apr 8 ~ Clark. South pale Sme! tingCo. idaho. 1 300 Feb. 1] ar, Apr. 17 Leonard. Summit M. Amador Oo,, Cx), 2 Feb. 8 Mar. 14 Apr. . Davidson. Table Mountain Blue Gravel ie Go. Cal. 1 25 Jan. 30 Mar 4. Mar. 2 Table Mountain Alpha M. 1 Feb. 3 Mar. 10 Apr. 2 Tebama Con. Ube ng Oo. White Pine, 3 100 Mar.10 Apr. 15 May 5 Tesmenie 8. M. Ely Distriot. 1 Feb. Apr. 9 May onttomery Washington Mining Co. "Mariposa, 1 4 Feb.6 Mar. 13 Apr.8 318 Callfornia Meetings. Name of Co. Location. Secr eer. nie ins.F, inbra Minlng Co, . J, 0. Strauch, 0 Front street. eae Fl Flag. ; Ely Distriot. Oulie!l iy ‘Trustees. 20° Galtonnta St. American Flax. Ely District. G. R. Spinney 320 Califoruia st. Huekeye G. & 8, M. Co. Novadu., J. Mavuirc, 419 California St. Continental, 8. Af. Co, White Fine. H.H. Blake, 302 Montgumery gle Brunklin Mining Co, Wim. H. Watson. 202 Mon'gumery at Jack-ou Novada. H.wU. Kibbe. 419 California St. Josephine a in ip Cal. _G. Staacke, 302 Sausome street, Milton M. ond Cal, H. Plehulor. 608 Wasbington st, Mint G. and Nevada. A. Jennings. 401 Califo: nia st. timega Table Moultain M. Co. David Wilder, 8 Mcrohauis' Ex. Phenix Silver Mining Oo. Nevada, teeny Mvguire. 419 Cali ornla at. nw Ri-ing Sun Cou, M, & AL J.A. Albertson, 306 Montgourery St. Special Sutro Tunnel Co. Nevada. P. W. Ames. 321 Oallforuta St. Annual Latest Dividends. Name of Co. Location. Secrcunaya Office in S. F. Amount. Selcher M. Uo. Wasboe. es B 6 419 California St. 400 Black Diamond Coal Co. California. A erall. Cr, Harrison2§ pear. Fi per cent Cederberg G. M. hee allfornia, Dik Bokee. 420 Montgomery 8t. Ie Con. Amador M. al, Fe a Tatham, oD Bigmis amneny St, 100 Orown PomtG, & $. M. Co, Washoe. OC. E. Elliot. 419 Oa jhe ee 300 Diaua 0. N.U, Fasact. ay St. 100 Fastport. Coos Bay Coal. Cregon. J.L. Pool. Marcbante Ex. 5 00 aaa G M. Co. rase Val eve R. Wegener. 44 ST St. 200 abogany G. & s. M. Co. iial T. J. Gwens. 402 Mont*ery, St. 1 60 eadow Walley M. ee Ely District: aq W. Colburn. 409 California St, 100 Mon foBclmantin {. Co. Nevada. » Minor, 41138 Oalifornia St. 50 isa he S. gels Diat., Nev 6: FE. Elliot, 413 Cali oa St. 100 rovidenoe @ & S.M. . M. Buffington, Merchants’ Ex. 100 Raymoud &Ely M. oo. ny Diat., Nev. i J Moulder, 419 Gal fariis Bt 500 Shaw claim, the new proprietor pushing thinge vigorously while there is an abundance of water. It is reported that a recent clean-up yielded 30 pounds of gold, NEVADA COUNTY. Evrexa. — Grass Valley Union, March 19: This mine ehipped yesterday morning eome nice gold bare to the mint. The hars were made of gold that came from under ten etampe after twelve day’s run, and were valucd at $26,500. Dass or Gorp.—Slate Ledge mine (better known as Perrin’s) has cleaned up after a run of six daye with ten stamps, and gives gold to the amount of $1,400. The etamps are run hy water power which doee not drop them rapidly hut drope them with great profit. PLACER COUNTY. Tue CranpaLth Mrxz.—Placer Herald, March 15: We saw Wednesday a part of a panful of promiscoue ore taken from this mine, eome two milee west from here, that bore the appearance of heing astonishingly richindeed. The shaft from which this rock was taken ie down 115 ft. from which a drift ie run eome distance, and a large dump pile of such rock aewe saw hae been raised. The ledge fs fully 4 ft. thi I, and ig located for 3,000 ft.; 1,400 ft. of it been paseed for patenting. Minino.—Placer Argus, March 15: From Michigan Bluff, we learn that the minere that section of the county have got fairly to work, and the proxpecte were never mors )}/ flattering or favorahle for a good seacon’s 1a work. ‘Ihe Big Gun claim owned hy the Van in Emon Bros., is paying better than ever befor . . The Hazard Co. in Volcano Canon, near Mid gan Bluff, have etruck very rioh pay gravel. . ne day last week from eix huckete of dirt they washed out seven ounces of gold. The famoui Weske claim has heen paying hig all winter” with a fair prospect of its continuing to do 80” for eeveral years to come. PLUMAS COUNTY. Pinmas National, March 8: On Friday of laet week, Hendricke & Co., of Morrie ravine cleaned up a $7,000 brick and another of ahout $2,000. They have one mile of 6-ft. tail flume, and hurt 2,500 juches of water under 1650 ft. . preseure, againet their bank, thence through “ the flume, Bs