The morning call., 1892-07-27
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was nothing new in the market yesterday
ana prices continued heavy. At meeting OF the
board OF directors Of the Justice Mining Company
during the day, the secretary instructed to
notify the Pumping Association OF their with
drswsl from il. This Will be quite saving to the
company. and will probably be followed by the
withdrawal Of one or two Of the smaller companies
who can hardly stand the expense under the exist
Ing St2guation IA business
On the early call prices hung fire without much
trading Ophir sold at 81 as. Mexican 81 as,
Curry 81, Best & Belcher 81 so. Union soc and Con
Cal. & Va So o. In the middle stocks Bullion
sold at Soc. Cholar 60c. Noreross 81 20 Potosi 45e
and Savage 81 O5. In the cold Hin stocks Belcher
sold at 81 10. Crown Point zoe, Seq. Belcner 25e
and jacket 55e.
on the 80 P NJ call 1900 shares CHANGED hands,
OF which 1000 shares were n Utah al zoe. leaving
1900 shares divided among Is different stocks.
Prices remained unchanged. After the cali busi-
ness was dun At rather stronger figures and the
marset closed steady
An assessment OF 1Oe per share has been levied
on Justice
silver made break yesterday, selling down to
50 lac IN New ork and 80 1864 in London.
he annual meeting Of the Benton and Lady
Washington mining companies VIII take place to-
shipment Of 1907 ounces OF bullion has been
made from the Mount Disblo being The frst ship
ment since the miil started up.
The California Title Insurance Company has de-
elared dividend OF 75c per share payable
The Pacific Lighting Company has declared a div
idend OF soc Der snare, payable August 5.
he Ophir and Choiiar delinquent sales take place
to-day.
Following IS the Official report OF the pumping
operations the rowa Point Inc Inc for the week
ended July % l89-: The 1900 station pumps have
been working n-inuously during the week and the
amount OF water handled daily continues the same
! as AT last report. In the drain tunnel we have
made An opening through nat portion ot the tunnel
that closed but farther in and as far we can
| so on account OF tue heat. md II more or less
| caved all the way Ia tue 100 drift we have been
| moving and relaymg track and are now getting
the timber for the tank through 10 the Jeint shift
The Ely MIL and Mining Company at White Pine.
Neyr has just completed cyanide works at its
each tramway with ear attached is rigged uT
with water power 10 carry the taliings from ths
the cyanide tank. which IS connected with the
other IankS & " = plpe: Ih.s is SO arranged that d
can De used on me pattery pulp when working ors
well as on tai,ings.
In the Occidental IRON tae Slopes o. The $50. s0o
s,u 10 ieNels iAtS t1tttcte4 saa lBlIea - tons
OF ore O tue average asSsy vaius 0l 81 as
hss been extended Ieof: lace ia harG nornhgry
ast crosse at rom zaig ariit sstro laansl iergi,
| 1he weekly reports Of tie ToseaTorAs re ss fei-
NayAJo The stepes aooye The $50 level coatinas
| about tag same ae as issi repors.
EEAtH 4sLk--Sorih gfifs 289 level eItsndsd Z
/ Test South Jrift safnf eget extended 20 feet 10
Iaeit An np.aise has eeeB stsr.ed on tue ore "a
the crift y est tntermed4ate rrosscas atoya she
s59 eyel extended "A feef cGstias seams of ios-
NoKrH fEsIz Tsf.E--U L praise ? soath 500 level
toe tsp. An tntsrmesaf3 sersggcat from fh{s Talss
/ bss peen eTtfneea tset iatc tae footaslL gag
: slctsAs diP gA-4t3fiiR bfttar.
CoNsos lrH--ss.oud ievel ssnts drs.s IRON
chute : advanced l3 feet Ise1 20 ss.lt iaOrs =
connect X II west drifs o. srafa 9aegH Hayi
| starred rslse third jsVei 80 feet aorsa oil tIl
lie.
Nevada ouEHx-rs 81 drift from chute al,
] Taneed 9 lasr. esfa dtlts E8sl Ne extsaaed
- fe<s Hen arils frsa o. - feet aad from 20
4 2 E frsr. stores betwscn and g are res ,eokisl
= 50 HsN- Slopes on west yete cast ef Nc. sfgy
3 Improvement There have 1etn wfSTsed ks -
Union mill 72I Ions e trst-llass. rHp assay ~.
per ton and $50 cars sseona class GRE seat q x
censrs ing pistt; 26e7 tsas we're sehcen srateh
fTnfoa Hli fsoro-,s. ). { Z. .ss,ss ~ sa1s =
/ ose ~ 4 eOncenfrH rHges.