The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-29
THE STOCK MARKET.

There has been very little doing In stock circles
during the past week. and change. if any. has
taken place those OF a week ago, and in the alb
senee of any important from the front the
market has been allowed to drift along at its own
free viii.
The suit Of the so-called Stock Reform Commit
tee. brought in the name Of NJ. W. Fox against the
Hale ~ NOrcross people. has occupied considerable
time Of both the and that OF the stoCk-dea-
ing pu bic. but far ii has only been IA one-sided
story ad it is bur tair that opinions should be
served until the testimony both sides shall have
been presented TO tho court.
There but very little doing in the market yes
tcrday and prices we're iucine, TO be i trifle weak
a few shares changing hands in Con. Cal. & Va. at
aud Andes soc In the Gold Nm stocks Alta was
quite lively at S5c 1900 shares changing hands
with Slinn buying; Beicher sold al 81 70, Alp la
400, Challenge 81 10 and Oyerman 81 %.
The balance OF the list DID not show any change
aud after the call prices shaded OFF a trifle ubder
i he annual meeting of the Mexican takes place
On uesuay
The dividend of IS cents per share Eureka
Con. is payable Thursday.
Silver was steady in New YORK yesterday at 94&+ .
The annual meeting of the ophir has been called
for December 10th.
Bullion valued at s1I4ls st has been received
from the Mount Dia5lo on November account
The Chloride EelV says an important strike was
reported laSt week in tue Sacramento mine located
in the White Mountains. east OF Hammill Station
lOfoot ledge, with assays over $50 in gold. he
sides carrying considerable per cent OF silver, has
been found.
The g0ld mines recently discovered in the CHINA
b1r district in the East Dun Glen range. give
promise Of being valuable Sam Heitzelman, who
OF the original discoveries OF The TuSca-
mines, tells the Central NevaGau that the pr
poets better ia the Cinnab1r District than they
were in fuScarora. The assay from so
$500 ton, small percentage being silver. Several
miners have gone Il the new district with supplies
for the winter. WiEgitS a Stone are taxing $40
day with al arastra. aud Kennedy. @ho discovered
the mines has eighty TONS of $40 ore me dump.
The district Is located about thirty miles south OF
MIL Civ, and eighteen miles of IIiDuy IlIe
There Is, twenty years ago. considerable
pine-nut juniper w0"d in the vicinity OF the
mines. and springs OF water in the canyons.
The weekly reports Of the QuIjUtOaS as fol-
lows:
CRoCNER-In the north drift the 300 level.
near the west lateral drift. upTAise has been
started or the further pTOspe cling and extraction
OF ore showing at taat point tSe ore beng in
punches and kldneys which is being extracte ed
FEER-The din rent Slopes AZ the north end both
open ana those the 100 Ievri, continue to pro-
dnCe good supply and qu rl,ty OF The supply
OF from the slopes in shaft y d continues reg
ular, and IS Of COED milling grade. All tae
tons for handling ore being completed. we will
commence moving II this week to the mill viii h
will be started up next mUHth.
PEERI Ess-FaiF progress has been made during
the week III the north DRIFT Ou the 800 level r
the main working shaft. without any change OF i'm
portance since last report. the DRIFT continuing in
quartz SHOW wing some ore through it,
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past week.