Show GRAND CENTRAL THE FEATURE Its Stock Rapidly Recovers from the Brief Depression Tho day on the mining exchange 1 closed with the sale of 24700 shares pf stock for 7IloS7 Grand Central continued con-tinued to record steady gains notwithstanding notwith-standing the denials that Important developments de-velopments had taken place on lower levels and opening up ai 550 moved forward at rapid pace to SG03 although It was an offering1 at 30 on the close West Mountain Placer at Blngham can I yon was actively dealt in at MSP I L7 cents although It rallied at the close while 8000 Bowers Extension was drawn out at 24ljc < > DalyWest provoked pro-voked the same very energetic sparring I spar-ring while Northern Light was freely I dealt In up to 9 cents with Eagle and Blue Bell dropping with si crash to 72e Lower Mammoth was weak at ISc asked while 5223 was bid for Muni moth with 1lc bid for Yankee Consolidated Consol-idated and the session closing on the following prices I Did Asked Ajax 47 s Albion GTi 100 Alice SO 05 Anchor 35 Antler 0014 Bunker Hill 00 31G WVi BLue Bird Ex 01 Boston Do La Mar 00 31G 0 K Buckeyes 01V6 t5 I Bulllonllcck 2SO Ben Butler 00 Cv Centennial Rurcka 27GO 2025 I Chloride Point OS5 0014 Congor 10 50 Dalsv 00 XWi Dalton 00 Dalton Lark 03J j H7 Daly 101 155 > ilvcst S 1950 19 IVafler 100 12S J2agle OOV5 OS Kaglo Blue Bell < 1 2 S > Emerald OSVi Four Aces 01 05 Frisco r 03 Galena 1G 30 Galena King it 1 GeyserMarlon 03 10 Golden Eagle 01 3i Golden Galo Ex 05 at Grand Central 5S5 603 Ingot 01 Internallonal U Do JOe Powers OIJdL 07 loi Bowers lix 02 02 Kremlin 01 M Lovor Mammoth 17 IS Mammoth I 2f3 225 Martha Washington OH4 May Dar 1w J09 Mcrciir 547Vt 570 Northern Light OOV WB Ontario S SJ > 09 Petro SS 10 KlchmondAnacoiida IS 30 Stcriimouit j SJicramento Con 03 Showers Con 15 li Silver Cloud 01 01 Silver King 5050 South Swansea 12j l Sw Slur Consolidated OS 11 Sunbeam 02 Oo Sunshine 15 Swansea 370 SSJj Tesora 32 Kt Telro Ooii Utah J 17 SO Yalco L 1 65 West Morning Glory Wi OOJA Yest Mcuntam Placer CO 23U Yankee Con 14 IHi Sales were recorded as follows Daisy 2000 at c 500 at > jC Eagle Blue Bell 100 at 72c Grand Central 200 at 590 300 at 5Po SCO at SO HO nl 503 < Northern Llght 20 at Oc 1000 at 0 lot J at OUc lOiXi at Sc Joe Bowers Ex IOeO at 2c 30DO at 254c JOOJ at 24c West Mountain Placer GOO at COc COO at > 4c 500 at 27c 500 at 2SVJC Bunker 11111 1000 at Uc 1000 at 3lGc Shares hold 2I7CO Selling value S7413S7 I 1NT THE AFTERNOON For the 2350 shares of Grand Central that were absorbed by the market yesterday yes-terday afternoon and that began to travel at superb pace the moment that reports of new ore bodies were officially of-ficially verified investors shelled out no less than 11911 Opening up on the street at C it tarried tar-ried there but a moment and passing the 650 point closed at SGG5 The scene upon the flagstones while this was going was an exciting one those who participated In it sidetracking themselves long enough only to draw in 100 shares of DalyWest for which S7S4G was paid the lots going at 19GO 1003 Utah Stocks in Boston The performances of the Utah list on the Boston Stock Exchange yesterday while very creditable were not so exhilarating as during the few days preceding each of the number experiencing experi-encing slight declines unless United States was the exception Bingham that had sold up to 14 the day before closed at 1337V while Centennial Eureka Eu-reka dropped back to 2750 at the close with Highland Boy softening down to 3C on an unloading that was very heavy United States at no time went below SO and closed at 923 on a sale of JSu shares while Boston Con remained re-mained stationary with Navaho First Hove on the Smelter The first practical move In the construction con-struction of the Blngham Copper and Gold Mining companys 300000 smelter was made by Superintendent Nutting yesterday morning when a force of laborers were put to work on the removal re-moval of the sagebrush with which the Bite Is at present overgrown This removed re-moved excavation for the foundation will follow and a small army of mun will soon be throwing dirt The Rio Grande Western railway will begin the construction of a branch to connect with the site and over which to forwartl the machinery In a few days and every thing now looks favorable to very energetics work Utah Mining Company President A report from Boston that A C Burroge who is now serving as presi dent of the Utah Mining company would bo relieved In a short time by a soninlaw of Henry Rogers of the Standard Oil crowd could not be verified at the local offices of the company com-pany Mr Poland who Is at the head of affair at this end of the line and who IK a brotherinlaw of Mr Burrage confessed that he had received no Intimation Inti-mation of any such change but It is not unlikely as Mr Burrage is a lawyer and has multifarious Interests that prey upon his time and attention The Oxnani Rumor Cannier Cunningham of the De La Mar offices in this city to whom the aJ Francisco relorL Jim the resignation of Thomas II Oxnam was yesterday referred saya he takes no stock In It especially 5n that portion of It which says that Mr McDermott of the After thought has been decided un as his successor However Mr Cohen is scheduled to return to the city today when definite Information will probably be given out In the meantime Duncan McVlchlc of the Captains Mcrcur mines has gone to California and this fact han led to the association of his name with some possible change In the went lie went west for his health however i Return of Robert Jones Robert Jones the wellknown engineer engi-neer has returned from Cripple Creek where for over a year he baa been superintending the big power plant for the Woods Investment company and will remain several day visiting frJemls and relatives i who are most cn S iliiiytafctlr over IIB achievements in the I gohil I b n ins amp Mr Jonea brought with him a fine collection of ores showing the forms In which the ores of the maU hk3 camp occur nnd nays that while some have doubted the I permanency of the deposits In former years it looks as If tho real ulrungth of the camp was > vt to bo determined lie liJ In good health and will depart for Colorado In a few days Tlntlc Properties The Eureka Republican says the Grand View Is improving with every shift Samples from the vein matter which Is now being cut shows a value I of 3161 In gold with an ounce of the white metal Bridges and Murray are confident of having a mine yet J W MeLlslo who IB prospecting in J North Tin tic was In town Tuesday exhibiting I ex-hibiting a piece of quart carrying what some of our mineralogists pronounced I pro-nounced antimony and silver Mr Mc J t Lisle says there Is a streak of several Inches In I width similar to the sample and Indications point to it opening Into a good vein The gentleman promised to give us assay returns on the sample but so far has failed to do so Mining Notes Manager Hunt of the May Day left for that TIntic property last night Bon Luce left for Tintlc yesterday I morning to Inquire Into his various Interests In-terests The Samson of Blngham marketed another carload of silver and lead ore yesterday George Murdock leaves for 3larysvale today to begin developments on a group of prospects In that locality Superintendent Farren of Limo Glasgow Glas-gow and Western Mining company leaves for the properties in Nevada today Yesterdaysrccelpts at the Taylor Brunton sampler consisted of nine cars of ore from Blngham and one from Silver Sil-ver City J G Pholps Stokes of the Nevada company came in form the East yes tenlay and Wiii visit theproperties In Austin Nev The Omaha assessment became delinquent delin-quent on Monday and soon after the sale developments will be resumed onUs on-Us West Dip locations Mr E P Jennings Is In from time diggings again after making examination examina-tion of properties that cannot be consistently con-sistently discussed at this time Herman H Green left for the properties prop-erties of time Conglomerate Mining company com-pany in Heath district Idaho yesterday yester-day and will absent himself ten days or more The Shoebrldgc Bonanza of Treasure Hill Tintlc marketed its first consignment consign-ment of concentrates yesterday and will follow Jt up with another in a short time Montana ore buyers are now In this field arranging for tIme shipment of slllcloiis ores to the northern plants to bo used In connection with the sul phides that predominate up there John Bogan who has been operating at Sunshine during the past year has secured a lease and bond on the Rom uey mine near Farmlnglon and with a small force of men leaves for It today to Inaugurate active development Prof Jenney State geologist of Missouri Mis-souri is In the city and will visit some of Utahs camps before leaving for time East again The visitor has made careful care-ful study of the zinc diggings at Joplln and his discussion of them Is very instructive in-structive The Potro of Blngham reached the market with five more carloads of ore yesterday The management feels that it S will experience no more trouble in getting to market this season as it is too faradvanced for anything like n heavy snowfall apt T F Slnglscr left for Idaho yesterday promising to return again in a short time He Is very much Interested In-terested In developments at Nome from which he has received a big consignment con-signment of sand from which the gold is derived and will probably launch a big propositionon the beach this season sea-son S From Neighboring States Sam Kelso a miner well known In Esmeralda county and Hawthorne Nov writes from Cape Nome advising people to stay away from that place He says there arc thousands of idle and penniless men there Crime is rampant murder and robbery being of dally occurrence The Jails und hospitals hospi-tals are full and nearly everybody is cursing the country Grangevlllc Ida Free Press Fritz Lohman Is showing with much pride and satisfaction a very rich piece of ore which he found two miles south of town It Is away ahead of anything found in the late Lamorenux strike at Elk City The basaltic capping is nowhere no-where very deep along the foothills and underneath it the srunltc comes In and It Is likely that time sample shown has been exposed by erosion Lewlston Ida Tribune1 Judge A W Moore is in the city from Salmon river where he has been prospecting for the past three years Judge Moore says he mado time first discovery of cop P3rbcarlng quart In the West it was In 1SCO In California lie Is displaying some excellent samples of ore from some of his claims on the Salmon which are five miles below Whftebird They are gnbbro ledges and home of the ore assays as high as 86 per cent copper cop-per and CO ounces of silver J Goodlng Charles Stoddard Jocc Miller and V Bony will shortly erect a mill for crushing ores on the banks of the Truckee river near the Stoddard ranch west of Reno says the Gazette The gentlemen have a very rich claim about twelve miles north of Reno near Dry lake showing a thirtyloot ledge In the smallest place and running from 4 to C In gold and from S2 to 100 ounces in silver They Intend to haul the ore from the mine to the N C O railroad a distance of about three miles In wagons and from there to Reno by rail |