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Show , ' 1 , ! : ' i i .t i .. f ' .r"A 1 r, Is s r-I-c 1 ' , - 1 E 1 n.,i ere rVr.'-V.' V r' "'t F: 1 c y la the shaft. U'n - at various rofrts on te vt er.i the fver!-h rf- rrnlJ0!' very rnan t! at be thVi ,r,t th0 8haft 19 80 marked visited i? lCene of the rich output is visited by hundreds of sightseers. t ' t I c i ! !ar t' r fn-. fn-. c -l ? ' 1 ' '1 of, ( 1 ' " .' . ) w p ' t - v :h the ' ' i tt i.- :t rents, while ' ri:-i out n. couple of , ', , fi ' 1 - 'y lay -v.hu ln- 1 1 ' fci.ares at f 4 and , ,V, ,r at about the eame , ' r releawed at 44c, 1 Consolidated ("truck up a i a rustomer for 600 shares at rw .(.,.- quotstions on the reg-( reg-( r cf bunness were n; follows: , iiM- Asked. ' rn, ; 8.124 8X0 . Pc f 1.30 1.60 ' n(' OS -Llocral 09 .1H4 ' 18 .20 , ' rcur 4. ' i T"i""" 140 1.75 " r 6.75 6.75 lilue Bell 1.2S 1.60 i, w1, Bonnl .... .08 i .n feilver j.M j.oo Joe Bowers . . 'oi ' "o2 -:wecMha'mmoVh:;:-:::::: -2& i:3:;xcc::rr.Y i:cu::tai:i: ' ' . rncrrr.xirs rccia:;a. E. H. Mead, secretary of the Montgomery Montgom-ery mountain property, came in from the Bullfrog country this morning, and says that everything in that section is moving long at a lively rate. The h(jt weather Proposition has been greatly exaggerated, according to Mr. Mead, and he" saya that ?,vi,ot!leKh'at. dur,n& the middle of - the This &va ha-cthUXr8edbeen C01 iTil deve'opment work that is going on In the mines. In that rerfon , ettin thi mgn'som r'.whilegtnen.!10tw! wondlrf?, h V.e larrfl PrP"ties hi so E. k1,.';' woul1 almost stafrr huma belief, and as soon as the railway ivr?P'eted to Go'dneld there wiU b Urt hP.Tltle' !T the Bullfrog count?? start the rich product to the -market in consignment, that will astVnls he na- MTJBPHY SAYS NICE. TUIlfas OP T0N07AZL j omana Tonopah J.oo' J.20 1.12H l. M?v ' 09 .09 ..v'..::-- "- 2 Hocrc-Homestaie'V.'V.V.".; ".36 Kichmond-Anaconda 'H." Swansea v ' S pouth swan,;; :::: -joi- . f icramento 'u io f-!ver Shield ...... ... ir 'o?u. :::::::: bo:. , Tonopah Kxtenslon I rA TrT.1? ;.M!d.Way ' IM rnlted"sVate's'V.i.V.''i.'".''' js3S7ix ncie sam con...:..":::::: yri.-;::,:::::.-:::::-:T Victor Consolidated .... "I'.orV Zvt Wabash i fi71? I'tiul Tankee Consolidated so ' T. D. Murphy, one . of the well-known mining operators and promoters from the oldfleld country, came in the city from the East laet night, And will depart for the field of mining activity again this evening. Of that southern Nevada coun-IVl coun-IVl 'fr. Murphy has many nice things to h.h! tJlat whlu th0 Goldfleld SPV .1. ort of a relaPe in the early SJ ?t,til "um,me''. the output from the rninee In that vicinity at the present time L" wy ahead of anything that has been recorded in the history of that district? " wr."ainany .f ine bl Pr0Prties that W.inb5ln,operted underleases are now -l;Sr.ireve!oP1Jn a vstematic basis, with the result that the largest and rlch- s .are be,n uncovered at greater depths than was attained by the leasers, who simply gouged around on the surface for the rich pockets. ; M0RNINO SALES. regSia'caT11011' maI JurIn tne OPEN BOARD. Cartea, BOO at 19c. I-ower Mammoth. 200 shares at 28V4c l ay Day 600 at c; 1500 at 8c. ' New York. 100 at 44c. uncle Sam, W0 at 36ftc. TOTAL SALES. ; Total." S300 shares for 8G57.25. INCREASED SETTLEMENTS. Ore and bullion settlements during the past week totaled 1553.600, as compared com-pared to 8486,600 for the week previous, while the - settlements for Saturday amounted to 1112.100. divided as followsf Base bullion. $33,400; gold bars, 825.000; "ver' 'ead. gold and-copper ores. 853.- 00. The increased settlements show' conclusively that the output from the mines of this State Is increasing each month and yet there Is some leakage claimed In the amount of ore that Is being bought on the local market, and L.iWe we t0 have tor N the sales that are made there would doubtless doubt-less be a considerably larger amount of money credited to the purchase of precious metal on this market ; . Child, Cola & Co., Brokers, , .100 Atlas block. Bpth 'phones 825. , BOSTON STOCKS. James A. Pollock A Co. bankers and Lhe' w,est Second South strtet. fur-thl fur-thl VJ.?aSTLn c'08,n Quotations oh the Boston Stock exchange, received over their, private wire today. Sf 84.605.00 wXnAn;"v.v:.-r::::::-7S2 Utah copper .....:..:.."::::!hin Amalgamated ivs floffw; cou. Boston Consolidated ."."XnTlSSefso i riO CHS IS WATTING 1 ; A TOB BETTER RATES. Arthur - Murphy has arrived from Pioche where he. has been superlntend-. superlntend-. Ing some work for the E. and'F. com-' com-' . pany In 'the mines of that section, and, ' beside placing the mine in good condl- j tlon, he sent out a car of ore to the market to pay for the Improvements that v.-ere made. Mr. Murphy reports everyiAlng very -quiet around Pioche, and cays that not until some more ln expensive way is provided for the forwarding for-warding of ore to the market, doer he look for greater activity among the producers of that section. Mr. Murphy says that there are some big companies Interested down In that country, and that there is plenty of money to be had for the opening up of some of the well-known mineral belts. However, it will be useless to attempt to overcome the great handicap that they are now laboring under. All the companies In. and around Pioche sire looking forward to the extension of the railroad into this territory, and as soon as this line has been completed, which it is thought will be within a very short time, such large companies as the Utah-Nevada Utah-Nevada will begin the production of ore on a very extensive scale, there being be-ing some large-bodies, at tbe present time blocked out in several of Ihe old-time old-time bonanzas. . Mr. Murphy will leave for the Alta camp within a few days, where he Is conducting a store, and ,he will look Into the possibility of the mines of that region before again giving his attention to other parts of the State. AFTERNOON CALL. 0 L W Three propertn?s were drawn in- to the sales column at this ater- W noon s session of the mining ex- 8 W change, starting with Consolidated W Mercur, which sold 600 shares at w &3- It took the caller a very short time to run through the entire list. Silver 8hield was eagerly sought ) for, and during the trading of 2500 shares the price was advanced S) from 19o to 20c. Uncle Sam Consoll- dated turned over a single lot of 100 shares at 364c. METAL MARKET. 2, Silver was given another advance on the local market this morning. the settling price being fixed at 624 cents, with copper castings drawing 15 5-16 cents, and electro at 15 11-18 cents, while local lead commnnds 83.50 per 100 pounds, and New Tork Is paying 84.72. ''- ORE SHIPMENT3. The, Pioneer sampler Is In receipt of three cars of ore from Bingham, two cars from Stockton, two cars from Alta, and one car from Tlntlc. Taylor-Brun-ton- have received nineteen cars fpom Bingham and three cars from Tlntlc. 1 V0RK OF RECLAMATION , OF THE OONGOR MINE. . . ' Work on the reclamation of the Con-pon Con-pon mine is being pushed with all possible pos-sible haste and as soon as the water has been drawn from some of the stations sta-tions where It prevented the miners ,'rom prosecuting the .development of this very promising proposition in the ningham district, several years ago, the caved portions of the mine will be cleaned up and some extensive improvements improve-ments on the property will be made. It has been known for some time that there was a company who wanted to purchase the property, provided the bre that has been uncovered could be inspected, in-spected, but the water prevented an Investigation In-vestigation and It was with a view to drying-the mine and giving the prospective pros-pective purchasers a chance of making an Investigation that the present work was begun.) ? fThe Congor Is a very promising property, prop-erty, and this was clearly demonstrated during the period that the present owners own-ers were, proving up the ore bodies. However, as soon as water was tapped It filed up the mine so rapidly that It was abandoned. As to the exact amount that has been agreed upon for the transferring trans-ferring of the property to the new company com-pany the present owners are not willing to divulge, but it -is safe to presume that something like a quarter of a million mil-lion dollars will be required to close the deal. MINING NOTES. ' Manager George Dern Is busying himself him-self with the compilation of the annual report of, the conditions underground at the Consolidated Mercur mines, which will be In readiness ; for Ihe -shareholders In a few days. ' Hartwlg A.' Cohen, having completed his Inspection of the Utah Copper properties prop-erties in Bingham, in which he Is heavily heav-ily interested, has taken his departure for the coast and expresses himself as very much surprised with the wonder- ful showing In this copper-bearing zone. The annual meeting of the shareholders sharehold-ers of the New Tork Bonanza is scheduled sched-uled to take place in this city on September Sep-tember 12, when the election of officers for the ensuing year will occur apd the annual reports showing what the prop-ertythas prop-ertythas produced will be given out. WANTED. Two good miners for 'tunnel work. Apply at 1102 West 7th South. BANK CLEARINGS. MfflM ' (S) Today's clearlnga 8771.049.33. fS) Same day last yesr, 8-M9.533 90. (a) czzrATon kxxon talks . r. OF. FLORENCE LEASE. - . .' : . 1 It is saidyiat the. Florence Mining company is only receiving 25 per cent of the net output from the mine at Go! """Id, which is being operated un-rr un-rr a lease, and B. J. Rellly, who has t. leas ?. Is said to have got the information infor-mation regarding the ore from a 4 per r-'v mlr.er. whom he has since paid ' . According to the Reno Gaiette, - r Nlxop says the Rellly lease in i "Ti,e tr.lne of GoMneld would e 0 In gold bullion during . -r rnths endlrr November L : -, 1"- v.vn as the "lucky leas-' leas-' ," : . s cr a lrterfrt tt tai ' Canadian OOdala In Alberta. OTTAWA, Ont.. Aug. 28. -Lord Gray Lady Gray. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and otho Canadian officials hare jr.e to Edmonton, Edmon-ton, where they will attend the inaugural ceremonies of the new province t? Alberta. Al-berta. They will attend the inauguration ceremonies of the new province of Sam. katchewaa latex. ,. . ' ' |