New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The bullion shpmentsl of the Georgetown. Co.
orado silver mines for the week ending May 20
Sl6,414. A project has been started in London to
raise 1000. 900 to mining tunnel through the
Colorado gold belt, commencing near Black Hawk,
thence some nine miles to the Middle Park. En-
gsh ngineers now in Colorado are said to have
ported upon the feasibility of the scheme surveys of
the route are nearly completed, and work has been
commenced upon the tunnel. Last week the dis
puted ground on the Dives-Pelican Silver Lode at
Georgetown was surrendered to the Sheriff by the
parties wls held it by force against the orders of
court and it was by him turned over to the Dives
Company, when work at once resumed. Ncgo-
tiations pending in this city for a settlement Of
all difficulties between tho MaripOsa Mining Com
pany and various parties and for the withdrawal Of
all suits from the courts.
The daily yiold of the Ophir Silver Mine is 80
tons of ore upon which three mills kept running
steadily and arrangements making for increased
milling facilities. The California and Consolidated
Virginia Mines have been connected by drift at
the 400 foot level. The appearance of the ore in
the Becher has begun to improve in the deepest
workings at last advices the stock ranges from %
TO 80. Saturdays closing quotations for mining
stocks at San Francisco were as follows: Ophir,
50 Yellow Jacket, 7G; California, 90 Gale, -
Eureka Consolidated, 20. No change in the prices
Of other shares.
The London advices to-day give no further par
tculars in regard To the reported failure of Satur
day beyond pointing 10 possibility that the suspen
sion of n large tea house is impending. The market,
however, were quiet and generally steady though
Erie was down to 15lI closing trifle lrner. In
the open market the rate for money on Government
securities presumably ConsOls, was Sig per cent or
mp to the full minimum rate at the Bank of En-
GLAND. Three months bills were discounted little
lower at 5j16 per cent, the rates seemingly being
but little affected by the continued talk of troubles
ahead. The Bank made q gain in bullion to-day of
$50 900. The quotation for French Rentes was elf.
9Oc. The foreign exchange market was quiet at
the late nominal rates given below. The actual
business was done AZ 81 81 and 81 co. which was
the top figure that buyers were willing to pay.
There is continued scarcity of commercial bills and
rs considerable amounts Of called 5-20s are to be
RENTED for this week. it is likely the gold outgo
will fully equal the export of last week. Sales OF
gold to-day at III lOpeningD to 1863, while the
business was limited On gold loans the rates paid
for borrowing were and per cent per annum and
Hat. The Customs receipts at Washington were
$500 600, and Internal Revenue receipts 100000,
the United States Treasurer receiving S63OOOO
National bank notes for redemption The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont 900 in coin inter
est and redeemed in called bonds S472,OO The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared, 500, $4,000; gold balances,
S9i3, OO7 currency balances, Sl,l0S,64s Inc FOL
lowing were the quotations for gold: