The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-30
THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading continued livery yesterday, but beyond
an advance In Con. Cal q Va on the noon inform al
session prices showed no particular change
No news OF any mi Ortance was received from
the front and the arrival to-day OF the weekly assay
returns of Con. Cal. Il Va. IS anxiOusly looked for
Should these assays show further Increase there
is no doubt that prices will go higher the stock
dealing public IS expecting pOssblefuture market
on that one point the keynote. They seem TO
forget that the work being done In several other
mines is worthy Of attention and may at any time
spring into promin ence when least expected
On the early call prices steady, but business
light Ophir selling at SO, Mexican 81 So Curry
81 49, Best Il Belcher 81 85 Sierra Nevada 81 So,
Union 81 55 and Con Cal. Il Va S5l49bss TO sales
OF $50 shares In the middle stocks Hale & Nor
cross seemed to be the flvorte and sold up TO Sls4
with Marks the leading purchaser OF the 600 shares
placed on record Savage sold at 81 20 Chollar
81 20. Potosi 81 80 and Bullion 81 20. In the Gold
hlll STOCKS Crown Point was the leader and sold up
TO u j 5. Belcher sold at ST. 80 10 sales of 1850
shares, Justice 55c, Kentuck 25c, Overman 81 10
ana jacket 81 10. The outside stocks were steady
After the call the north end stocks showed firm
er tone Con. Cal Il Virginia selling up TO 20 TO at
which figure Morrow purchased over 500 shares Of
the 1000 put on record Walls and Murphy were
active sellers. and altogether 1850 shares changed
hands. Best a Beicher advanced to So o., 1900
shares, and Ophlr 20 So 10. The balance OF the
market remained Inactive, and prices showed q
slight decline at the noon recess.
Ia the 80 session slight concessions were shown
70 buyers. aud a little shading OFT in prices took
pace In a few stocks. Con. Cal. q Virginia how
ever. remained steady at - 90 and Ophir al 81 10
After the call trading was dull and prices showed
no change, Con Cal n Virginia closing at s. SIP,
bid 10y Bacon.
silver was a trife lower in New York yesterday
bars selling al 9I%sc ana certificates at 9l44c
The California Miners Association has estab-
Nshed LeadquaTterS IN Room %, Stock Exchange
Building 33l Pine street.
Bullion valued at Sl374O rs has been sent 10
the Carson Mint from the Con. Cal x Virginia.
making the total 10 date for January Si6Of5 "A.
The johannesburg (South Africl) gold output
for the eleven mouths ended November 30, 1891,
aggregated 6l9 .52l ounces. The December output
was not less than 700 600 ounces the years out
put not less than 10000 ounces or about
sl3 2JOOJO
The Lexington Mill and Mining Company OF Colo
RADIO has declared dividend ! OF l cent a share,
payable February LIST
The HomestaEe Mining Company OF sonth DI-
kota paid dividend 81 OF ~ cents a share aggre-
eating 800 on January Z5th. making 81 sos
100 paid TO date.
The Directors OF the Pullman PaIace-car Com
pany have declared their usual quarterly dividend
OF 81 per share, payable February 18th
The ontario SILVER Mining Company Of Utah has
declared its regular monthly dividend OF so cents
per share, aggreS ttug $40 0JO. making Sl2 500 900
paid to date payable January 30th
The Daily Mining Company OF q tab has declared
dividend or p cents share. aggregating $37,-
500 making $3.50 600 paid to date, psyaUle-Janu-
The Quincy Copper Mining Company Of Michigan
has declared Dividend ~ OF 81 per share aggre
eating 100000, payable February 2sth, making
So. $50 900 paid 90 date.
Inc Golden Reward Mining Company OF South
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eating 5000, on January 25th, making $4,000
paiI TO date.
The Franklin Copper Mining Company or Mchi-
gan paid dividend OF - per share, aggregating
$50 600. on January 25th making Sl,O6O,OOU 10
thai date
The Following are the latest reports from the
QuijOtoaS:
PEFR-The extraction OF ore was suspended dur
ing the week uutD such time as II can be handled
more conveniently and cheaper, at present the
ere h0vins 10 be packed 10y Indians 10 the ears con
Meeting win the main chute, which makes Il
very expensive handling tunnel Will be run 10
rom the de- which viii cut the vein in about
100 Ieet. al depth OF $50 feet below the present
slopes, which VIII further prospect the ore and
also when the connections are made viii greatly
facilitate the handling to lacOr and cost. Dur
ing the week l2J IONS OF ore were crushed at the
mill. which averaged according to battery sam
pies So 80. Bullion hand in assay Office
valued AZ $500.
PEERLESS progress is being made I'm the
north drift on the 500 leve, which has been adj
vaHced 10 81 feet the west side Of the vein The
face is all IN favorable looking quartz. some OF
which assays fair. and which stu SHOWS on the
east sid ~ the drit. CroSSCuts will soon he made
east 90 fud width or vein ana It's conditions.
CROtHTF - The explorations north and south
from upralse the 800 level. near the west
Iaiera. drft. st show 10 vein matter for width OF
breasts, which continue showing some ore OF fair
-rade through 10.