Show 1 HEAVIER STOCK TRADING t I Tho HighPriced i Stocks Dominat the Sales of the D yon y-On the mining exchange the week opened with the sale of 11500 shares yf stock thai brought 1070050 or ont on-t I average better than 5115 a share Mer cur which was brought out for a trial heat and put to the first test since Its alliance with the Golden Gate behaved admlnrbly and while an astonished I I lobby looked on moved steadily from 575 to SGVlth the shopkeepers holding I out for 5010 at the close of the day It was said that the backing had come from the Inside and that the advance was due to Inside Information concerning I concern-ing the amount lobe paid on the occasion occa-sion of the final distribution The better bet-ter theory however Is the splendid account ac-count that the Consolidated company is giving of Itself DalyWest opened up to a good market but at reduced figures and sold hack to 1S while MayDay May-Day was stationary with Lower Mammoth Mam-moth receding to lla cents and then forging ahead to 13 cents Joe Bowers which wns a drug on Saturday was aCtively ac-tively sought on reports from a new showing of ore and recorded the sale of SOOO at ft L1 cents while Northern Light wan cut loose down Lo 14 cents The session closed on the largest days business since dog days set in and with prices ruling as follows Bid Asked Anchor CO s AjaX 11 45 Albion 40 75 Allco CO W Boston Do La Mar 00 31G BullionKeck r 3CO 395 Blue Bird Extension W Bunker Hill 02 lion Butler 4 OOH Wl Burkeyo 01 01 Chloride Point 01 07 Centennial Eureka 21 EO Duly 121 13 > DalyWest litlSy 1801 Dalton Lurk 03 03 Dexter 40 69 Daisy 01 Ol Eagle Blue Boll GO SO Emerald 02 01 Four Aces 00 03V1 GeyserMarlon 03 Knlcna Q7 13 Grand Central 530 D50 Golden Euglc Ot 0Pt Horn Silver t IJO Hercules 00 I ITomostnko 01 Ingot 01 OS Kremlin ro < Joe Bowers WT6 01 Joe Bowers Extension OOV6 Lower IMnmmoth 13 15 Little Chief > ro Mammoth 212 2SO Mercur GOO 610 May Day ItS > i I9i > I Martha Washington 01 Manhattan 00116 COM Northern Light Ol OW Nevada 03 7R Ontario 650 72o PtroJ 2n on n G W 02fe Swansea 401 10746 South Swansea 113 11S Sacramento 2V OS Silver King 5000 6200 Btnr Consolidated 25 30 Showers Consolidated 10 Sliver Cloud 03 Tetro ooti l Utah 50 90 Vnlco OS West Mountain 01 11 Yankee Consolidated i 01 Wts Sales were recorded as follows DalyWest 200 ntIS00i 1O nt SI8tz Iowcr rnmmoth 100 Ilt mcl00 at f3c May Day 00 at tJc OQ at 49e 200itt 41c ICO at 49c I Iereur ooa fi5 100 ntoW lOQ at 50 100 nt 78I 1Q at 5S5 100 at 50 I 300 ot 003 JOO at NI 200 al S59 1000 I at 000 Northern Light COW at Hlc i 1000ol > l Joe Bowers 1COO at vie 1000 at Tic WOO nt lc 1000 at IAc Shares sold 1J500 Selling value 1075050 IN THE AFTERNOON I On the curbstone during the afternoon after-noon 6500 shares of stock sold for SC51502 DalyWest again appeared at the top of the column with 250 shares selling all the way from 180i6 to 1816 while 100 Grand Central came out on n bid of S515 and 1000 Yankee Consolidated Con-solidated finding a market at 5 cents with that figure blfl when the lamps were IlL A lot of 1000 May Day was shoved over the counter at 5051 cents and 5QOO Joe Bowers at 1516 cent while for 150 Mcrcur the buyer went Into his pocket for 005 It was said last night thai the sales of Mcrcur during the day clean out the shelves presided over by Jo Lakln and that the tnlont Is now seeking another Sellers of the Ophir The Lynch boys who feathered their nests from the sale of the Ophir mine at Slatellne are back In town and while they have not parted with all interests In that portion of the country coun-try will devote their talents to pursuits pur-suits In town It Is understood lhat following the recent visit of the Dc troll crowd by whIch the control was recenlly acquired the last of their holdings passed over the counter and that each of them took down a few thousands dollars Work on the proposition propo-sition which was recently equipped with machinery Is said to be progressIng progress-Ing steadily llA S A Boston Operator Charles C Cole Jr of Boston is at the Knulsford on his way Into Idaho where he is operating a placer proposition I propo-sition at Murray Mr Cole has long been one of the most prominent figures upon State street in Boston and has exploited a number of the biggest undertakings I un-dertakings that have appeared on that I gilded thoroughfare He was one of the celebrated trinity which appeared behind the United States Mining company com-pany and that In the upheaval last fall was momentarily prostrated but that he will recover from that intoforlune a largo circle friends have no doubt Indeed there are not a few In this neck of the wood who would go a longway oul ot their road to promote any proposition propo-sition iu which Mr Cole might interest himself Off for Alaska Vivian McCune has gone to Dawson City and before returning will have acquired a foothold In the placers of the Klondike His departure for the north wns unexpected Mr McCune had been casting about the Northwest after visiting Interests In British Columbia Co-lumbia and reaching Seattle about the time several big consignment of gold arrived was soon Interesting himself The lobbies were full of those who had prospected the Alaskan country and when he found II fellow who had good ground but no means with which to work It he made up his mind to take one more chance and in a few hours was speeding on his way toward the prospect Mr McCune sailed last week and 1C the ground In as represented will put a force at work and return to ZIon at a later day In the fall A Fort Hall Bonanza W jl Wantland who has been scenting bonanzas on the margins of Fort Hall reservation and selecting a SPOt on which to land when Its bars shall have been let down by order of the Government came down from Pocatello Po-catello yesterday and Is Interesting his friends here He reports a large number of persons now gathered at Pocatello where they are Impatlenily awaiting the opening and says the streets and lobbies are filled with all kinds J of yarns concerning the miners I In the new field That gold silver lead and copper are there In considerable abundance many testify and the fight for locations on the main veins threatens threat-ens to be a spirited one Jesse Knights Agreement Provo Aug OAIl agreement between be-tween the Mountain View Mining and Milling company and Jesse Knight J has been filed for record by which the Mountain View company grants to Mr Knight for the sum of 51300 the surface j ground of a portion of the Mountain View mining claIm adjoining the Humbug mine to be used for the maintenance main-tenance of the structures dumps pipelines pipe-lines etc now on the ground placed there by Mr Knight and for tho purpose of dumping material and ere tlng such additional structures as nfaV be necessary In the operation of Mr Knights mining property A mining deed has been filed from Ralph Zwlcky of Manning and Frances E JSwIcky of Salt Lake to the Mcrcur Gold Mining and Milling company conveying con-veying the U S Fraction mining claim for the consideration of 200 A quitclaim deed has been filed from H S Fcdorco ot Carbon county to Carmlna JSumpano and Francisco Am broslo the White Pine group of mining mi-ning claims situated In Hobble Creek canyon in Utah county The consideration consider-ation is 150 Mining Notes The Sacramento of Mcrcur reported i with another lot of gold dust yesterday yester-day Manager C E LOQse of the Grand Central was up from the south again yesterday1 I Nine carloads of conccnlrales were marketed by the Ophir Hill of Ophir yeslcrday I The Neptune of Bingham came forward for-ward with two more carloads of ore yesterday N M Estey a bonanza king from I Leadville is at the Knulsford accompanied ac-companied by his wife I Manager Ilatfield of the Snowlakc and other Tlntic properties has returned re-turned from camp again I ltanagerJE Bamberger of tho I DalyWcsc left l for that Park City properly yesterday morning The annual meeting of the shareholders share-holders of the Eagle Blue Bell of I Eureka Is scheduled for October I Tho Ridge Valley company of I Eureka has just received a patent for 1 I the Norway claim contained In the I group The management of the = Swansea of i Silver City added the proceeds of fivo I more cars of ore to the companys treasury yesterday I Yesterdays receipts at the Taylor I Brunton sampler consisted of five cars of ore from Tlntic nine from Stockton and two from Bingham Newt JJunyon and Harvey Jones have gone to Stockton to conduct an examination of the No You Dont In which they are interested The management of the Blue Jacket I I in the Seven Devils country Idaho reports three cars of highgrade copper ore on the way to this market Hon C M Brough vicepresident of the Albion Mining company of Alta came down from Ogden yesterday to confer with the other officers of the company I Victor M Qlement left for St Anthony An-thony Ida yesterday whence lie wyi take to the hills and devote several days to the examination of mining property Barney McCabe a prominent land lord and mining man of Leadville Is In the city the guest of President Poery of the mining exchange He reports re-ports the old camp In most prosperous condition I Replying to speculation in the San Francisco Post concerning the site for the Dc La Mar smelter In Shasta coun ty the local management said yesterday yes-terday it will remain at the original site on the Bully Hill group This Is positive Col Jack Edwards of the Oregon King came down from the north yes terday and is conferring with Tom Ellerbeck on the future of the Jumbo In Deep Creek The latter will proba bly leave for camp in a few days to Inaugurate another seasons develop ment Prom Neighboring States I Col C C Thomas formerly superin tendent of the Sutro tunnel Is said to be dying at his home In Los Angeles CalTeton Teton Peak George P Holman a prominent mining man of Salt Lale is spending a few days looking around St Anthony and qnJoying some of our good fishing and hunting Tuscarora TimesReview Mr and Mrs R L Andrew departed for SaIL Lake yesterday morning Mr Andrew has been superintendent of the Young America properties hero for tho past couple of years and both he and his estimable wife have a host of friends here who will regret their departure and have nothing but good wishes for their future prosperity Douglass county Washington can probably boast of the oldest active miner mi-ner In the worlda man who In a few days will be 99 years old blasting drilling and wheeling rock In a 120foot tunnel that he has constructed by his own labor In the past four years A short distance above Days creek on the south Umpqua river there is a solitary miners cabin close by the county road and near by Is the cabin in which William Kerr lives solitary and alone but Industrious and perfect ly J contented Reno Journal The Reno Reduction Works has changed hands the new I smelter Is rapidly nearing completion com-pletion Now we are to experience a regular boom in smelters Two new projects along this line are the very latest Items ot telling Interest at present pres-ent arousing Renos citizens out of a slumbering apathy Peavlnes barren old hllls can no longer be described by the adjective barren It is ore cop per principally that specializes the Peavlne range as the exact reverse of a barren district Los Angeles Express John Clark a miner working at Ord mountain while coming back to civilization takes a crosslots path over the staketlout path near Barstow and casualy picks ul1a nugget of gold that weighs one pound and four pcnnywelghls and brings It Into lown to show that the despised placer claims of Barstow will mac the fortune of any man who digs around there a litlle He went to looking for other nuggets and with a friend is taking out from two to six ounces per day Just for amusement until It gets cooler and he can work In earnest |