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Show Bullion and Ores. The weekly recapitulation shows metals of a total valuation of $lo5,ay2, of which $87,821 was in ores and $68,161 in bullion. This betrays a slight falling off as compared with the previous week, but the cause of that is due more to the eccentric policy prevailing at some of the bonanzas than to any inability ina-bility on the part of tho mines to answer an-swer any reasonable demands that may be made upon their resources. Conspicuous, Con-spicuous, as usual, in the moulding of this result was the Ontario, the product of which for the week showed a valuation valua-tion of WO.888.13, divided between bullion bul-lion of the value of $22,143.50 and ores from the sales of which there was de' rived $7,692.63. The stock in the com-pany com-pany continues good as a government secunty a small lot being unloaded "n New York at the rate of $45 25 Hie productiveness of this great bonanza continues . on a most profitable policy the daily output showing a total valuation of $9 56 62 Almost the sam may be said with reference to the Horn Silver, tho stock in which sold in New York list week a high as $3.60. The mine is keepTng up a record that is gratifying -to ever? man who feel thf me7 of Ltah s great and growing niinino- in clustry ana but reflects theB prosperity of a future that will place the territory at the head of the list s Bullion receipts for the week were valued at 128.423, to which the Ontario contributed in the sura of $22 143 50 $w- bTL10n- $14-5l0; seiepti ?o08o The ore receipts for the week were distributed as follows: McCorniek 80; T. R. Jones & Co. $15,791. |