The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-16
THE STOCK MARKET.

Despite the favorable news In the reports from
the mines for the past week. prices opened heavy
yesterday and declined on each succeeding call
under fairly active sales.
On the early call of the Pacific Board, Con. Cal. &
Va sold at $40 and Ophr at 81 35 but on the early
call Of the big board these prices received a cut
ting. ophir selling back to "a 20, Mexican 81 So,
Curry 81 SO, Best Belcher So %, and Con. Cal. &
Va. SO 75 and SO 6212 under sales Of 625 shares,
OF which Morrow was quite active seller. Union
sold at 81 4O. with an assessment Of soc added
and SRA Nevada at 50 30. In the middle stocks
Chol II was steady at 81 80. POtosi 81 10, Savage
81 80 and Ha lie NorerOss 81 Is. The south end
stocks showed no eh ange, Overman and Challenge
being the faVorites at 81 10 and 80 respectively.
OF the outsiders. Bodie the only To show
any life selling up TO 81 Us under the pure bases Of
After the call prices showed further decline
under active sales. Con. Cal. Va selling as low as
49, but rallying little just before close of the
sesso and closing at So 20 bid. 1t opened weak
and topheavy in the 2:30 P. NJ. session, when
So 621a under the sale of $50 shares. The balance
of the Inst shaded off in sympathy with Con. Cal. Il
Va but the sales recorded we're light and the mar
ket closed steady last evening.
NOTES.
William Fries, President of the Eureka Con-,
leaves for the mine to-day.
Local securities were exceedingly dull, sales be,
ing confined TO 24U shares OF Hawaiian Commercial
at $514G5, Is S. V. Water at $50, and 10 Union
Ins at S86
The Union assessment falls delinquent in board
to-day.
telegram announcing the shipment OF bull ion
valued at $4,000 was received from the Union
Mill OF Tusc arora yesterday.
Silver showed no particular change yesterday, be-
Ing quoted at Al 9-l6d in London and 9734c in New
York.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Bodie Mining Company yesterday. the following Of
hcerS were elected Tor the ensuing year: George
l. Ives, President; L. Osborn, Yice-President; and
w. ii, King, Thomas Brown, b. L. Burning, John w.
Kelly and A. Herman, Trustees. b. l.. Burling
was reelected Secretary aud mis- financial state
ment showed q credit Of $l3,6l7 %
The superintendent report showed that during
the year the total number of feet drifted 1854:
upraiSed 500 feet and sunk In wines SO feet. In
south drift No. 2, 400-toOt level, Fortuna vein,
there Is about 10 inches of quartz that give low
says On the 25O-foOt level Jupiter shaft. there
several seams OF quartz that give low assays
The following onleal letters were placed on HE
yesterday:
OCCIDENTAL-EXt pay from the $50.
400 and $50 levels North drift from No. up
raise, 500 level is in 20 feet; face IN quartz and
pOrphyry. The south drift from the same point Is
in 81 feet; face in hard quartz giving low assays.
The uDraise from south drift 500 level, has been
connected with the main tunnel the $50 level,
Have started winze In fair from the south drift
on the 600 level at point 100 feet south of No.
Wine. East crOsscut from the north DRIFT, $50
level. at point 100 feet south OF north line is in
II feet; face ia quartz and pOrphyTy giving low
says The south drift 100 level Is in li6 feet face
IN low grade ore.
UNION SHAFT-The west drift from the shaft,
900 level is out 369 feet; face in soft pOrphyTy.
NEW HORK-N OTthwest drift, go level, Is out 240
feet; face Ia quartz and pOrphyry. North lateral
DRIFT, HOO level is out north of shaft 533 eet face
IN quartz yielding low assays.
SILVER HILL-The southwest drift, so level, Is
out from shaft 100 feet; face in porphyry, South
crOsscut. 100 level is out from wiuZe go feet; face
ia hard pOrphyry.