The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-10
WEEKLY MINING REVIEW.
Situation Remains Practically Tn
chsnged-Lead Properties.

Situation Remains Practically I'm
| changed-Lead Properties.
The past week has wrought no par
ticular changes in the mining situation
Of the territory. Quotations of silver
and lead have not shown any very
great fluctuations and the output of
the mines continues to aggregate about
the same as usual, with probably
slight increase. At the smelters in the
valley there have been no changes, other
than that at the Germania, where pre-
parations are now beine, made for the
starting Of another stack. The re-
ceipts of ore at the works were some
what heavier than usual and the in
dications are that there will be a con-
tinued increase in the future, several
properties having resumed operations
during the past few days. Some Of the
old shippers which have been praor
tcally idle for some time past are
again numbered among the live mines.
From the gold camps the reports are
of very encouraging nature and the
receipts of gold ore and bullion in this
city are increasing rapidly. The board
of directors of the Mercur Gold Mining
and Milling company will during the
week take up the matter of the i'm
proyementS recently decided upon, the
surveyors having been ordered to PRO-
for the tramway and setting the stakes
for the enlargement of the plant.
Several good strikes have been made
in the Camp Floyd district during the
week and the attention of the investing
public is being attracted to the new
camp.
Bank receipts for the week showed a
great increase over those of the pre-
vious six business days, the aggregate
value being 5000. 400, the highest for
several months. This advance was
greatly due to heavy gold and silver
bullion shipments, the gold alone being
valued at S35, 900. The summary is as
follows:
WELLS, FARGO & co.
Monday, Pennsylvania bullion...S 6.S12
Monday, DAILY bullion. ...,... 9,269
Monday. Stewart gold bar......, 5000
Tuesday. Pennsylvania bullion. S,4S9
Wednesday, Pennsylvania bullion 1875
Wednesday, April Fool gold bars. 1900
Wednesday, Ontario bullion. -. 4,31S
Thursday, Pennsylvania bullion. 3,4SS
Friday, Pennsylvania bullion. 6,S67
Saturday. Pennsylvania. bullion. 1882
Total. .$71,85o
T. R. JONES & CO.
Monday. bullion. ..................$ 800
Monday, silver and lead Ores. 1000
Tuesday, bullion. ........... $500
Tuesday. silver and lead Ores. $500
Wednesday, bullioa.. ............. 5000
Wednesday, silver and lead ores. 9400
Thursday bullion. ......... 800
Thursday, silver and lead ores... 640O
FRIDAY. bullion. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Friday, silver and lead ores. -. 1900
Saturday, silver and lead Ores, 800
Saturday, bullion. 300
Total. Observation-Disclosures , 500
MCCORMICK & co.
Monday, Hanauer bullion ......S $500
Monday. silver and lead ores.... $500
Tuesday. silver and lead ores. $500
Wednesday, Hanauer buEion..... 300
Wednesday, silver and lead ores. $3.50
Thursday. silver and lead ores. 100
Friday. Hauauer bullion. 5000. 3,100
Friday. silver and lead ores. LOO
Saturday, cyanides.. 1900
Total. S59, $50
WALKER BROTHERS.
Thursday, Alice bullion. 1919. 81, 900
Wells, Fargo & -co..............s =, $50
T. R. Jones & Co,.............. $500
Mccormick & Co................. $3.50
Walker Brothers. ................ $1,000
Total for week. ......-...... 5000, 400