The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-16
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was hardly enough business yesterday to
pay for opening the doors OF the exchange ana
nothing would have been lost had the members
followed the example of the other exchanges and
adjourned for the day.
No news OF any importance was received from
the front and prices remained steady throughout the
day.
On the early call but 2s7O shares OF stock changed
hands. Mexican sold at 81 as. Curry 81 IS, Best 81
Becher So 30. Union 81 rs and Con. Cal. & Va.
- o. In the middle stocks. Noreross had the call
and 700 shares were placed on record at 81. Chol-
lar sold at 90c Potosi 81 10 and Savage 81 35. In
the southenders Alta sold at 65c. Belcher 81 40.
Crown Point 81 10. with assessment added;
Kentuck loo. overman s5c and jacket 81.
After the call prices remained steady and trading
dull. On the 2:3O p. N. call prices remained
steady with Maurice Schmitt buying for Zadig a.
Wol1berg. After the call there was nothing doing
and the board ad journed at an early hour.
NOTES.
Owing to Yesterday being a legal holiday In New
York. no silver quotations were received
An assessment OF &c per share has been levied on
the Brunswick Con. Mining Company OF Nevada
County.
An assessment OF sc per share has been levied
The Edison General Electric Company has de-
clarei the regular quarterly dividend OF per cent
The Maxfeld Mining Company of Utah paid yes
terday dividend OF &c a share. aggregatine $4,000
declared dividend OF l5c a share, aggregatlng
$500.
The St Mery's Copper Mining Company paid yes
The Deadw cd Terra Mining Company of south
DAKOTA declared dividend No 40, of &c per share,
aggregating $4,000, making $l,09O.000 paid 10
date.
Inc Grass Valley Union says: "The Delhi quartz
TO be looking very well again from the develop
tunnel"
The United Carriage Company has declared a
dividend OF SOC, payable now.
According TO the ofcial monthly report of Assaye
Frank Fielding, on file with the Co :ty Clerk. the
following amount of amalgam or bullion was handed
by the Con, Virginia assay ofhcs during the month
OF March: Morgan mli-Mareh 8, $50 pounds; IL
1888 pounds; u, 4o5 pounds; 2s. 400 pounds.
Eureka mill-March %. 3t5 pounds; %, 100
pounds. Woodwork mili-March 50. 2o2 pounds.
Total amount deposited, 2445 pounds
The official report on ME OF the Wiegand assay
ONCE in the month OF March shows the following
amCGnt ofbullion or amalgam deposited by various
parties too numerous TO mention in detail, 3U2
pounds.
shows that the following amount of bullion or
amagam was deposited at his office during March
A Gillespie for the Yellow Jacket nine-March o.
500 pounds: the Beicher, March !, l9l pounds;
March u. 22S pounds; the Overman, March 4, 5o4
pounds; March %. 667 pounds. Deposited by
various parties in small amounts o. pounds Total
mount deposited. 2239 pounds.
The Live Oak mine. situated AZ Pleasant Ridge,
has been well known for many years. IL was once
operated by Grass alley company and much
good quartz extracted. II was finally abandoned
being far from quartz mills and the company fear
ing IL would Justify extensive operations. IL has
been discovered by experiments that the mills did
so per cent of the gold. Four months ago
the mine was reopened by q. Shaw. James GrifhttS
ana Ira Davis. who erected large arastra as ex-
pertinent running it with steam engine OF IL horse
power.
The experiment proved a success
The mine has been shut down for the last six
arastra has proved a cheap and efice Mt mode OF
reducing the ore and operations wa be resumed IN
order OF the day.-Grass Valley Tidings.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assessments now pending: