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Show GOLDFIELD CON. PAID $2,500,000 DIVIDENDS At the recent annual meeting of the Goldfleld Consolidated Mines company at Evanston, Wyo., President Wlngfield summarized the regular official statements state-ments as follovs: During the year the property produced pro-duced 349.465 tons of ore, of which 330,217 tons of an average gross value of $14. 8S per milled, and 1D.24S tons of an average gross value of $27.39 were shipped. The gross valuo of this tonnugo was $5,43S,S53.09. Deducting De-ducting metallurgical losses, smelter discounts and the cost of a small tonnage ton-nage purchased, an aggregate of $496,-024.73, $496,-024.73, It Is found that tho values realized from tho year's operations were 51.9 12.828.3G. The expenses of tho year, including mining, milling, transportation, construction, con-struction, taxation and general expense, ex-pense, were $2, 210,883. ID, leaving net realization from operation of $2731.87. Operating costs per ton wore 54 cents lower than for the period covered cov-ered by our previous annual report. Two dividends were paid within the year, one at tho rate of 30 cents per share and one at the rate of 40 cents per share, aggregating J2.491.403.60. At the commencement of the year tho company had cash In bank amounting to $728,823.03. At the close of the year, after paying dividends divi-dends above mentioned, the company's com-pany's cash balances amounted to $1,074,372.12. with bullion and miscellaneous mis-cellaneous products settlements outstanding out-standing of $161,217.05. George Wlngfield, J. D. Hubbard. A. H. IIowo, J. II. Carstalrs, Albert Burch and Henry M. IToyt were ro-elected directors. di-rectors. New York Mining Stocks, Logan & Bryan, members of all leading exchanHes. 169 South Main street, furnish the following, received over their private wire yesterday afternoon: NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS. I Sales.: II. I L. iClse Chlno 2,9001 423 42 ' 42:1 Alaska Gold 3,600 232 23il 232 Inspiration 100 171 171) 174 Miami Copper 1,600 211 '3 21 Nevada Con 400 131 !."?' 151 Uay Con P.900 21S 211. 21? Tenn. Copper 3,100 354 35 35J Utah Copper 3,000 558 543 55S Studobaker, com. . . 500 29J 28 291 Ontario Silver ' 3 2j 2i NEW YORK CURB RANGE. 1 Sales.l H. L. IClsc Ohio Copper J 001 3j j Braden Copper 700' 8J Si' Si La Rose -1001 IS 1J lg Kerr Lake 500' 45' -Ik ij Belmont . ( -J 7B' 78 Tonopah 1 7 ! GV 6J Goldlicld Con ' li 19' 13 Con. Copper Union.. 340 2l 2'V, 2j NEW YORK CURB CLOSE. I Bid. iAsked. Bailey 4I 5" Beaver 30 32 Buffalo i Hrariun 81! Si Can. Gold-Silver a ; 7 Caribou 70 72 Combination Fraction .... 7 ' 10 Ely Consolidated g Goldfleld Consolidated .... if u Mines Amalgamated I 21 'u Standard li J Stewart . j h 1 Tonopah j 61 7 Yukon Gold 2j- 3 |
