The Australasian Mining Exchange
At the Open Exchange there was a large attendance, and a considerable amount of business was done. Transactions, as reported, show little change, if we except Webb's, which sold…
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Croydon Mining. (By Telegraph.)
CROYDON, Tuesday.--Following are the latest crushings:--Don Juan, 40 tons, 120oz.;…
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A very serious disturbance, already briefly telegraphed, occurred on February [?] at the Rio Tento mines, necessitating the calling out of the military. Shots…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.--Springsure reports discovery of goldfields near Mount Alexander, 14 miles away. An assay of surface s[?] has given 3oz., to the ton. Mr. Morgan, of Mount…
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BROKEN-HILL, March 6.--As much as Nevada and the surrounding country has been dependent upon the Great Comstock mine, and even more than the Wallaroo district has grown and…
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BROKEN-HILL, Tuesday.--Mining business is better than yesterday, and there has been a demand for shares in Silver Stream, Oriental, Lucky Find, and a few other syndicates. Sales…
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Newcastle, This Day.--By the balloting of the Burwood miners, a large majority pronounced in favour of the Ferndale miners giving 14 days notice, and to then…
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During the past fortnight the mining circles of New South Wales—and, in point of fact, of the colonies generally—have been mainly occupied in connection with the Barrier Ranges silver-mining…
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The following transactions were recorded by the Associated Brokers yesterday:—Silver: British Broken Hill, paid up, £6 17s. 6d.; Junction, £6 18s.: North, new, 69s.; South, paid up, £10 15s., £10 12s. 6d., £10 10s.,…
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Regarding the production of copper for this year, the ENGINEERING AND MINING JOURNAL considers that with entire freedom from accidents the maximum output…
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At the Australasian Exchange this morning's sales are as follow:-- THE. Mount George, paid up, is…
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An important meeting of the Lewis Ponds Mining Company, Limited, was held at Hunt's Hotel, Pitt-street, yesterday afternoon, Mr. John Falconer occupied the chair, and there…
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BROKEN-HILL, Wednesday.--At the Broken- hill Exchange this morning the following sales were made:--Block 14, £15; North, 71s.; South (promoters), £11 10s.; Central (sub.), £7 5a.; Lady Dous (sub.), 2a. 9d.j Silver Kings, 29s. Gd.j Bouauza, 22s. aud 22s. 6d.; Bouanza…
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CRYDON, Wednesday,--Stone showing gold has been brought in from the Homeward Bound Extended Block, where only two men are working. It will be weeks before the value of…
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ADELAIDE, Wednesday.--The Government geologist, Mr. Henry L. Brown, who has been on a trip to England tor the benefit of his health, has returned by the R. M. S. Ormuz. He…
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It is not my wish to follow the genius of Jules Verne, nor Don Quixote. This ago may be one of change and innovation, but it should be one of the practical and…
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NEWCASTLE, Thursday.--At a meeting of the Burwood miners last night a motion from the delegate board that the Ferndale miners give 14 days' notice to cease work was carried by a…
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The following transactions were recorded by the Associated Brokers yesterday morning:—Silver: Broken Hill, Block 14, £14 12s. 6d., £14 10s., £14 7s. 6d.: South (paid up). £9 15s., £9 17s. 6d.; Central (paid up), £6 17s. 6d.,…
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THE Full Court, consisting of the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Windeyer, and Mr. Justice Foster, to-day disposed of two cases specially stated, by agreement…
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