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Show MINING STOCKS. TWENTYTHOUSAND SHARES CHANCE HANDS TODAY. Stanley Lending W tU Congo and Malad Following I nder the Wlr The liny on the liichange a Fairly Lively One. At the mining exehango today Conk-liu Conk-liu sold Anchor to Bamberger; Stevenson Steven-son sold Apex to Bamberger and the latter sold Barnes Sulphur to Stevenson. Steven-son. In Congo Conklin relieved Van Buskirk of several shares, .who in connection con-nection with Treweek and Van Buskirk sold to Bamberger. Van Buskirk was a purchaser of Crescent from Stoven-san, Stoven-san, Treweek of Glcncoe from Bamberger, Bamber-ger, Bamberger of Horn Silver from Stevenson, Conklin of Malad from Bamberger, Bam-berger, also Stauley from the same, while Treweek and'Vau Buskirk let go of Stanley to Bamberger. The quotations quota-tions were as follows: today's quotations: m a" o Stocks. P.k 3 a S ; r ; Altr-o 1 7IS 't 1 85 HS Alliance 1 Si) Anchor 100 7 k!!i 1 W:4 Apx lii.O 10 10 tt liiiriiesSultih'rl Smo fi 0'J Oi (utcn. Eureka1 49 00 49 fO 49 Ml CoiUlO U)i 14 17 17 Crescent vn '!0 S.I 12 Daly 19 til) 19 M) 19 5ti Clcnoo !M 1 '.'fi 1 1 85 Horn Silver.... am a 75 2 Kl 2 so Mulad Con MOJ lit 01 W 01 '4 Mammoth 4 06 4 16 4 15 Northern Spy M0 Ontario 4101 4-' 01 42 01 Stanley f3 0 lit HI 11 t'.LtC. Co 8 50 I'tah 1)11 M'i WoDilstdo 8 l) Silver Certlf;8. .... . . l fi:i tftli4 J U3' Total shares sold, HO. too. Mining Nutftl. During 1890 the Colorado mines produced pro-duced $-J9.88 1,334, divided as follows: Silver, $'.'), 2"0, 000; gold, $4,7,230; lead, $4,71!l,8.W; copper, 3S,440. Frank Azzalia has sold a half interest inter-est in the Mary Ann and Paris, southeast south-east of Silver city, to Jesse Knight of Provo. The amount named in the deed was $.".000. Assa.ver Simons of the Bullion-Beck assayed some ore which came from somewhere near Silver city. It went 4000 ounces silver, $1000 in gold and 20 per cent lead. Tho Oregon Placer Flume and Min-iug Min-iug company has been incorporated by Sam Marebesan, James A. Talbot Chau-vin, Chau-vin, J. M. Caplice, E. A. Hall, J. G. Evans, et al., with a capital stock of $1,500,000, with its principal office in Butte. The company's property is in Cedar creek clistrictisiDiila eOtmtj-.-' The newly electei.rttn1 of tne ehor Mining company J President, John L. Woods; vice president, E. P. Ferry; treasurer, W. S. McCornick; secretary, 1). C McLaughlin; manager, E. P. Ferry. David Keith has been appointed ap-pointed superintendent, vice'W. M, Curtis, resigned. The Hand compressor is being put in the intermediate shaft. The new hoisting machinery ordered bv the company will work to a depth of 2.100 feet. The Provo Inquirer says: Mr. Otto Hudson, superintendent of the Miller it Bennett property, six miles north of Eureka, on what is supposed to bo an extension of the Bullion-Beck and Keystone vein, came down this morning morn-ing in a highly excited state of miud, caused from the fact that yesterday, at a depth of 70 feet, a small vein of chloride had been encountered that gives a general average assay of 70 to 75 ounces In siluer, 23 to 30 per cent lead and SI -HO to $5 in gold per ton. Tho total gold and silver coin in the country November 1 was$l, 092,144,342. Of this amount, $034,010,285 was in gold; $380,988,400 in silver dollars, and $78,145,591 in subsidiary coinage. At the same time there was in the treasury $00,855,395 in gold bullion and $17,730,-440 $17,730,-440 in silver bullion. Up to November 1, 1890, the United States mints had coined 380,988,400 silver dollars, of which 65,700,004 were in circulation; 308,200,177 were held for tho payment of certificates, and 7,072,725 were held in the treasury in excess of certificates. |