The New York herald., 1876-07-07

Pacific hrsts brought 102x, and Central Pacncs l0'&
In the afternoon, q brisk demand U Union Pacific
land grants advanced to 1924 sinking funds to VIZ
Hrsts TO 1925 Milwaukee and st. Paul, La Crosse df
vison to lOl and Rock Island hrss 10 1885,, OK In
tercst Albany and susquehanua nrsts sold at ll2H,
Western Pacincs 90. and Ohio and Mississippi con-
sodated at o. all interest The following were tho
closing quotations for Pacific railroad bonds-Union
hrsts 1924 70 l0a; do land grants, lo2h TO 1903; do
sinking funds, 921s 70 s74; Centrals, lo7 TO 1o714
STATE
In State bonds New York coupon bounty loan sold as
102 and Missouri long SKIES At l0a both es interest
District OF Columbia 3o5's rose to TAX. sale OF
Arkansas Funding act SKIES made At 80 and Of
Georgia seyens, gold at los
SHARES.
The Only sales Of city bank shares were 10 German
American at Is and 90 Republic At 10
NvrsrMESr STOCKS
Investment shares brought the following prices:-
Chicago and Alton, 1919 1O2 l02E; Chicago, Bur-
l,ngton and Quincy, lis; Jersey Central, 72* q 72A
72s TAN a 73h . TSk; Delaware and Lackawanna,
1867 lo4x lo4,.; Pittsburg ssh; Union Pacific,
o.; Wells Fargo Se American Express, So Producers
and Petroleum, llsk llsk; Delaware and Hudson,
log Y; New York Central, lOSX; Rock Island lO9h.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report consols frm and frac-
tion higher. United States bonds were also firm and
fraction higher IN some cases but at Paris renes were
somewhat lower
The specie In the Bank Of England increased
f23 900 sterling during the past week. the proportion
OF reserve to liabilities being now 52H per cent
against 53< last week. rhe directors of The bank
made change to-day in its rate OF discount, which
remains accordingly At 2 per cent
The specie the Bank 0f France has Increased
10 74O 600 francs during the week. At Frankfort new
Avoc cd he IT'D
four p. NJ quotations:-Consols for money, 9S1 "a;
do Tor account 93ys o.; 65s. old, l06K SIS, lOs's
1Osh; -forties l07 new ives, 1861 l07; Erie
49,; Erie preferred ls TO- Silver quoted at 4Sd.
per ounce.
MINING INTELLIGENCE
We present = brd's-eys view OF mining operations
in Colorado. The shaft OF Native Silver Company
is down 800 leet, and from that to second shait
eighty feet deep, three connecting levels have been
run In that has paid continuously. The Spencer
Mine turns that is said to AIT ounces silver
for rst class and l43 ounces Tor second Mill returns
of ore taken from Monitor Nine show ~ ounces gold
and 1870 ounces silver to the ton. From the Lizzie
Brown Mine the ore has paid from the surface The
Logan is worked day and night and has q main sha1
100 feet deep, the from which commenced TO pay
at depth Of sixty feet One wceks work on the Roe
buck brought view body Of tellurium, sylvanite
and gold that is said to asonish its ownsrs The
Denver Is down twentyseven feet, showing ore tnat
assays $500. The Auskededo produces ore that will
mill $780, the being fourteen inches wide Ore
from the Frederick at twelve feet Deep assays SIP
Home Lode Is down fourteen feet, yielding ore worth
$l20 Ore the Cascade Mine produced an average
Of $50 ounces silver The Pocahontas Company en-
p.oys ninety men and proposes soon to increase
the number to 800 The principal shafts are 400 feet
deep and the ore is hauled TO Black Hawk at great
expense and still Yields profit In the old counties
OF Boulder, Gipin and Clear Creek the mines are
nearly all improving As lower depths attained.
The following the closing Official prices OF mining