The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-28
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened sTrong IN the Pacific Board
yesterday morning, aud sales of Con. Cal q Va.
were made at S65s. But this price was deemed TOO
high for the big board, and it was quickly cut to
$685., 500 shares being placed on record, with
Crocker and Sides buying and Van Wyck selling.
The balance OF the noTthenders also showed fail
ing of under light Sales and the market closed in
active.
No important change is looked for until after the
vacation. the brokers are all leaving for the
country and general exodus OF the leading oper-
ators or the COmstOck has already begun.
NOTES.
The Peer assessment falls delinquent in board
Local securities were fairly active for Saturday.
There is said TO be considerable prospecting for
gold going on in the hills west of Carson.
The Six-mie Canyon mills all running at full
capacity. but they y the pickings are not very
Ely News: The min at Cherry Creek has started
again. and this time learn the cOncentratOrS
show profitable returns. and general feeling pre-
walls that II Will prove IN ultimate success.
The annual meetings Of the Sterling. GoIeta and
Montecito mining companies Will take place To-
morrow.
silver was steady yesterday, being quoted in New
YORK at lOO5s and 453 ID in London.
Carson Appeal: A tine ledge of marble has been
recently discovered near Red Canyon. Mr. Mae
babe. a carpenter, IS the discoyerer. and he says
his ledge 300 IeeU wide. Il is beautiful mar bic
ana takes high polish.
near Uniouyille which were shut down last fall on
account Of the failure OF l. d. Sanborn the prlnei-
pal owner has been bonded to D. " brown, the
party who made the sale OF the same property to
the Hope Mining Company. The bond IS for
$50 900, and runs six months Mr. Brown inf orms
Us that the sale viii be completed In a very snort
time, he has parties who viii taNe hold OF the
matter al Once-aS soon as he can return East. The
bond specifies thar the money IS to be paid ia fuil
before a deed Of transfer is delivered
The following are the latest reports from the
Quij0taS:
Peer-Fair progress IS being made IN the west
crOSScuJ from shaft No. l on the l50-fOot level,
which is out % feet. On the 10U-fOOt level, near
the north line. the slopes continue strong and are
furnishing regular amount OF good milling ore.
CrCcker-On the 43O-IOOt level the west crOSscut
from the south drift naS been extended 10 20 feet,
with the face still IN quartz showing mineral stain.
Peerless-On the 60D-fOOt level the south drift
has been advanced y feet during the week. making
1870 the drift continues al in quartz, showing min
eT8l stain with some ore of low grade in punches.
Neidou-WIuZe l, IN the south drift on the 100
foot level does not show any change OF Importance
since last report, with the exception that some
spots Of ore which assay well now show in the bot
tom.
The following the highest prices for the week
The German Savings and Loan Society has de-
clared dividends Of $40 and u per cent per an
mum respectively on term and ordinary deposits,
payabfe July lSt The Security Savings Bank. diyi-
bends OF SIS term aad 40 per cent ordinary
deposits payable on the lst
bullion valued at $4,000 was received from the
Con. Cal Va. Yesterday, making The total to date
on June account about ; 8, 600
Foil owing Arr the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.