Hudson's Meurket Letter. There lias been quite an activity in our market ,ring the past week. The volume of business has eatly increased and prices have been higher. tiers are coming in for our stocks and the local estors and speculators are returning to the arket. The following are the shipments from Park . and Tlntic for the past week: park City Daly West, 3,215,000 pounds; Onta- 633,000 pounds; Anchor concentrates, 305,000 ninds- California, 34,000 pounds; Barnes, 34,000; her King, 1.497.000. Tintic -Bullion-Beck, 5 cars; Carisa, 4 cars; ragon Iron mine, 28 cars; Eagle & Blue Bell, 2 irs; Gemini, 11 cars; Grand Central, 12 cars; ower Mammoth, 4 cars; Mammoth, 19 cars; Rab-it Rab-it Foot, 1 car; South Swansea, 3 cars; "Uncle Sam, cars; Victor, 2 cars. Ajax has advanced from 40 to 43 cents. Bul-3n-Beck is very firm at from $3.25 to $3.50. Carisa as been quite active at from 195 to 22 cents. The losing quotation, however, is 193 bid. 20 cents iked. Con. Mercur has been declining some on ac-iunt ac-iunt of the quantity of stock that has been of-red of-red to the market. When this stock has been isorbecl we look for much higher prices for ercur. Those who are best posted with refer-ice refer-ice to the property refuse to sell their stock, and ie sales are made by people who were let into ie purchase of the De La Mar stock and who are ow taking profit. The usual tonnage is being eated at the mill and the condition of the prop-ty prop-ty never was as good as at present. Daly-West declined as low at $49.50, but almost nmediately advanced to $52.50. There seems to 0 considerable stock offered to the market, but ivestors are buying and seem satisfied to lay away stock which in paying in dividends almost 14 per rat per annum. We have been informed by peo-le peo-le who visited the property recently that they ne immense ore reserves which will take care of ieir dividends for a great number of years. Dexter is offered at from 25 to 27 cents. Eagle Blue Bell has been selling at from $1 to $1.10. he closing quotations today were 97 cents bid, 103 asked. Grand Central has been some weaker, 55 bid, offered at $5.75. The usual shipments re coming from this property and we predict that ie stock will be very much higher within the ext thirty days. Ingot has advanced to 11 cents bid, 113 asked. -ower Mammoth is very strong at from $1.45 to 1.50. This property is in the best condition it as ever been, and the indications are that they ill soon free themselves from all indebtedness nd be in a dividend-paying condition. Mammoth, on account of favorable reports from ie property, advanced and sold today at $1.75. 'ay Daj is quite firm at from 23 to 24 cents, On-irio On-irio is stronger at $8.50 to $9. Sacramento has sen some weaker during the past week, 26 bid, 1 cents asked, today. Sliver Shield is unchanged. Swansea is lower, lllng at from $1 to $1.05. South Swansea is eak, selling at about 21$ cents. Favorable news atcerning the condition of the Uncle Sam mine as strengthened the stock so that it sold as high. 5 40 cents; it is now selling, however, at from 35 3G cents. Valeo is higher, selling at from 19 to " cents. Bea Butler is firm at from 13g to 141. Califor-la Califor-la Is quite firm at from 39$ to 40$ cents. It is the Mention of the company to put in additional 011ers at the mill, which will almost double itp apaclty. It will take them some little time to do J's, but the mill will continue to run on its pres-J' pres-J' capacity while the new work is going on. The onaition of the mine is said to be improved and e grade of ore they are sending to the mill is 1UJ better than heretofore. I Martha Washington has been quite firm at from CJ cents, Victor has advanced to 24 and 25 s- Yankee Con. advanced to 75 cents, but closed y at from 69 to 70 cents, ae Wabash has been listed on the exchange. '1(1 down today to $2.22, but was quite firm this noon at about $2.27. We think it will be ssary for this company to dispose of some of treasury stock so as to secure funds to con-e con-e their development work, or to distribute the Slhy stock among the holders pro rata, and Perhaps make an assessment. We really ex- ine company to sell their treasury stock to unds. re have had no notice of any sen-oaal sen-oaal strike in this property, and are inclined S1qk that the stock is as high as it should be, 'laering the present condition as reported of Property. aiy-Judge has been very firm at from $12 to $12.05. Quite a large amount of the stock has been bought at these figures by people who are going to hold it as an investment, and it has been taken entirely away from the market. We have been told by parties who recently visited the property that it is one of the biggest mines in Park City, and they expect the stock to be very much higher before the next thirty days. After selling 30,000 shares of their treasury stock at 50 cents a share, placing $15,000 in cash in their treasury, the Keystone Mining company refused to make additional sales, claiming that with the money in their treasury they could place themselves in such a condition that they were not warranted in selling any more of the treasury stock at this price. The New York Con. have realized funds from the sale of their treasury stock to enable them to sing their shaft to a depth of 200 feet and prosnect thoir vein at that depth. They will erect a good steam hoist and put in the best machinery they are able to buy. The principal owners of this company are well acquainted with the Park City district and are sanguine of the success of the enterprise. en-terprise. No more of the treasury stock will be sold at present. The Wolverine, which has been purchased by Michigan mining men, is putting in a first-class , steam hoist and compressor. Work will be pushed on this property, and it is thought that it, too, will be among the producing mines of Park City within with-in the next six months. While the stock of the Comstock mine has declined de-clined to $1.10, most favorable reports come to us with reference to the condition of the property. They have sufficient ore blocked out to justify the erection of a mill, and the work is going on at this property as rapidly as possible. We expect to hear within the next week of tne incorporation of some valuable ground near the Naildriver property in Park City. Wealthy men have been securing options on various tracks in this vicinity, and we think that they will be consolidated con-solidated into a very valuable group of claims. Tonopah stock has been very firm, $12 being bid for it, but there seems to be no stock offered for less than $15. Tonopah & Salt Lake is very firm at from $1.80 to $2. A sale was made today of Montana Tonopah at $1 a share. This property is located north of the old Tonopah mine, and it is thought has the valuable vein of that property. Work is being pushed and we expect to hear favorable fa-vorable reports from the property within the next sixty days. Ground in the vicinity of these Tonopah Tono-pah properties is very valuable. The production of this district has been wonderful and the camp is yet in its infancy. We should be pleased to furnish maps or quotations quota-tions on our stock or any information desired upon application, Yours very truly, HUDSON SONS COMPANY. FINANCIAL I F ' ' J. A. CUNNINGTON, Pratt. DR. F. S BASCOM, Vlco-Prest. U K E W. WILSON, Cashier. !$' I Bank of Commerce : I ATLAS BLOCK. t H TRANSACTS GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. ;, '' I 1 'l-ll Interest Paid on Time and Savings Deposits. t H DIRECTORS J. A Cunningham, Dr. P. S. Bnscom, V. ' M W. Chlsholm, J. D. Kendall, Boyd Park, E. E. Rich, E B. , M Crltchlow. . ' WALKER BROs! il BANKERS ' 'I tfl SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Established 1859. ' Ji (H A General Banking Business Transacted. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. k fH NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC 1 U S. DEPOSITARY. f jS FRANK KNOX President ' ' H GEORGE A. LOWE Vice-President vM W.P.ADAMS Cashier J i .?H Capital Taid in 300.000. I i"tH Banking in all Its branches transacted. Exchange ' H drawn on the principle cities of Europe. Uui'i;B Interest Paid on Tlmo Deposits. I T; jjjiB l f "hM ' ' m Joseph P. Smith, Pros. R. S. Campbell, Sec. fe Gen. Mgr I , 'H R. P. Haywakd, Electrical Engineer. r, '" H UTAH LIGHT AND POWER GO. : I SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. ' INSTALLATION: , H Electrical, Halt Lake City Water 2400 H.P I ; " Salt Lake City Steam 1500 H. P ! ' . " Ogden Water 5000 H.P . Leased Plants Water 8000 H. P - Gas, Salt Lake City 400M Cu. Ft Dally , fi , H " Ogden ... COM Cu. Ft. Dally J. , jH HUDSON SONS COMPANY, if 1 STOCK BROKERS. j A M Suite, 5-6 Walker Bank Building, j , J , 9 Correspondence Solicited. 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