Show FINANCE j T INDUSTRIAL IN AND MINING r OIL AL L' L STOCKS STOCKS FR FROM QUOTATIONS QUOTATIONS' OF UT WORLD MARKETS s f BONDS 1 J U UP TO NEWS ALL THE THE FROM E MINES MINES l' l lAND NEW ORE J TA CON MINE bre Coming in ill Along Drift in Hoboken 4 N- N Fissure is making its Us Is ei ich 11 hc ore ort face of ot adrift drift In the thero tn at the AHa Consol Consol- en fissure rt at at 4 which Is gi rop that an ore od bodY may an this as S ted aS soon drift eted a bedding which I Is about i iel 4 el a a ahead lime or of AHa the tio faco faco Con ot at has the never drift I tho of ore where It cut ro cut cutCh U UP S lime a. a a T bedding an and l In tho the V g Ch it a Q of feet of or work vork that ha ns ids fine ds this work l is the first sent ODe is faIe fn- fn limo that cut A Q where It is Intersected OrO Ie hi for i at the property at pros pros- it Il Is declared alb al- al c 0 accoUnt of oC weather condl- condl h b On n small force Is worl worked ed I za smal sent h ol silver JIng tunnel a lime Is o over er 30 0 feet wide Ide was wasT T ose t tha to the portal of the tho tun- tun around 2 per pcr cent IbI averages Tua and dips to the northeast northeast- The Ther r prince tunnel is about out r b the Silver 1 King and and isi is isi i In i in a northeasterly direction li thc 1 the Copper a Prince a crosscut out In a northwesterly t rl dl- dl which cut first the Hon Ho- Ho ai n. n and 10 then the Sliver I King n fissure ln fIssure lien ben tho the Drain Brain n fissure sure from this I Iut ut The face of ot this drift is feet of catching the them m bedding found at tho portal of oC Silver liver King tunnel Already the theof of Ot iver the drift Is streaked with wIh sul- sul 1 oC ore ore re showing con considerable Hub Ruby This has continued to grow Crow r e as the work ork advances nd There I several c Jn Inches oC bood shipping II ri ri a short hort drift oft off the crosscut I. I I on n If the Brain fissure a is E down don 10 foot feet and with wih but a amore more work it is expected that l fi cut the tho same bedding as Is I 1 drifted for tor along the Hoboken fr t To the tho northeast of the cross cross- be he e Brain Silver Siver King ln and Hoo Ho- Ho 10 o fissures come coc together and It ita I a n the vicinity of these fissures he rich ore oro was shipped from the rho In the early days das A drift Is being eln driven out into this coun- coun lone on tho thu Hoboken fissure It I is t lcd d that tha this wil wi have hae to toe be beIn e In a n. n about about feet further furher to open W e junction of oC the veins eins at great great- pUt than Ulan they have havo been mined 1 past ast O WOR W OR n DO LI LII P I By 7 1 the te Harold Jarld n. n Smoot Co Wire wiro kb t s A. A l 13 Lek SU U 9 t Cot 14 45 H 1 IAd IUS deli deb rS- rS t s iI M In 11 75 s 50 Mo ro Pac Lac r ret 5 81 fr Yrs o r 3 Mo fo Pac Pae ref is s 82 S 77 i Mo fo P. 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I I I MINING STOCK I QUO QUOTATIONS YA T I O N S Official Report or of Salt Sal Stock and I Bid 1 Ask Alta 01 Ante lope Star oo OOl OO Alta Con 1 09 Alta 4 Tiger 01 oi Albion Con 0 09 11 Am Con Can Cop on 03 on Alta AHa Tunnel 08 Addle 07 Bullion 05 o 06 Bolc Bulion OO 00 01 Dig Big Hill 09 09 10 Big b Cot Cons Big Cot Coal 03 OG 06 Beaver Copper 01 01 I Bay Bar State OO oi 01 Hinck Metal 07 OS 08 Cent Cent Eureka 0 i Cedar Talisman Ol Colb Colorado Con O 05 Crown Point Point 05 Cardiff 05 Croff CroC 01 0 OZ I Cotto Cott I 00 00 I Cott Cott Metals OO 00 Carrie Silver Lead 12 Daly Siver 12 Q 1 Daly Dl West Vest Dragon 1 IC G Con 1 01 Emma Silver Siver OS 08 J Empire ima Copper W o 35 I 1 Eastern Pince PrInce O OO f E. E Blue Bell Del 12 6 Emerald merald 07 I Eureka Mines OG Ea East t Crown Point O j o 02 I Coal u 04 Tintic Con 09 East at Antelope 01 03 i Eureka J Lily I 13 1 Eureka Bullion 1 15 Hi I Gold Chain Bullon 03 0 Grand Central 38 Great O I I Hamburg Mines 02 13 05 1 O Home IIo cl 0 I Hope of Isra Israel l OO O Iron Blossom 38 40 40 I Indian Queen OO I 01 IIron iron 29 9 I Judge M. M S. S 10 Keystone S SD 89 I Jeno OO OO Kennebec 1 17 Tintic I 1 I Le Leonor 0 n 0 ra 0 0 LIttle Bell Ben o 0 Lg Logger er oo OO 00 OO Mammoth 20 0 50 Miller ller Hil 02 May Day Day Ol O 02 Mason Iason Valley nley Moscow Iosco 05 0 10 Utah Michigan Utah 06 OGi N w OG 57 58 s' s sea Neva e a I No o. o Stan Standard ard 0 OS 08 Nicholes Tin Con 06 O. O IC cr Ot I on 01 Original Bannock 01 01 Ohio Copper 30 0 Park City Mines 07 PJ u t us 3 I Prince Con 1 52 G Paloma Palona 01 Pioche Bristol 01 01 01 Price 06 09 Provo 0 v 0 04 0 05 0 Payson Pason Eldorado 0 2 0 Rico Ric Argentine O 03 ne Reeds ds Peak Peak OO 00 OO Con O 10 Rico Well 19 2 5 So Pacific 05 So Standard 3 24 H Soils Sels 20 to 01 OO SI or King Coal 16 i I Silver King Con l. l Sioux Mines O 01 Swansea Con 01 South Hecla I OO 10 Silver Shield 4 j 4 45 I Tecoma 10 lIi Tar Baby 02 O 02 Tintic Central 02 O Tintic Standard O 10 Tintic Drain l Uncle e Sam 0 01 H 0 Utah tanh Con Can v OI 01 Union Chief 07 07 09 03 Victor Ictor Con 0 04 Victor Ilor Ninth 05 01 Toledo 01 Oi Walker alker Mining 30 Woodlawn Iv iz 16 Yankee Con 03 oi 03 Zurna Zuma 15 URGE I INVESTIGATION OF RESERVE METHODS Washington May y I. Attacking the administration of tho the federal reserve c act state bankers told the House rules and banking committee today that federal federal fed fed- eral b by coercive methods were seeking to force state bankers into the reserve system The Tho rules rule committee was asked to i act favorably on Representative KIngs resolution proposing Investigation of oC the administration of oC the federal federl re re-i re 1 servo O act while the banking committee I Iw w was requested to report an amendment of the tho act authorizing a chargo for or ex ex- x change II 11 I. I Flood Madison a state banker of oC Bastrop La L. L testified that it was wa not an uncommon practice for federal re reserve reserve re- re serve banks to accumulate checks against a u slate state bank ank calling for twice aa nH much aa ns the cash ch reserve required of oC tho the bank ank under state stale laws and then to present the tho checks for payment at atone atone atone one time Describing similar practice Representatives King Icing Kine and Reavis Republicans cans Nebraska said such actions were the conduct ot of a a highwayman States represented at the tho hearings Included Texas Nebraska Idaho Iowa South Dakota North Dakota and Colo Cob rado OUI LOSIn LOSI- LOSI n fly the 11 Smoot Co Win Ir I mn N it JiO I L. L L. L MeN L. L 0 I Ur Lodge ro n 21 Magma fa 11 Cop 1 0 31 3 B Cr ih Ir Am Ar Tob 31 3 83 M. M a Chief Caledonia ln 2 3 Cot Cui Jerme 1 1 1 C. C Cop Cp 3 35 E 1 13 1 o Met ct Pet 3 Chevrolet 30 3 u Mother foth r Lode C. C W Con J. J Arl c LIe 1 2 tl CD n. n Cop 11 4 4 3 4 Cnn 1 1 H. H 1 Ohio I 4 13 30 O l 2 a. a 1 3 3 H I l 1 1 I 1 ll flay 1 Thi m 1 h iii 1 11 Gre Green n rous t rt r heels Hela j 4 i 4 Salt Creek f leral 5 20 I IO 4 20 6 7 I 3 3 1 44 i Houston to 80 90 Tool Tone 1 1 howe Z 3 t 4 Tom Mining 1 1 luwe uI milan l h 1 10 11 1 U. U 3 l 3 Vet lel 13 3 I 37 t. t Y Verde rt 3 37 iron Irn Bios Dos 14 1 U 14 Comb I 01 1 I l h H Venie I Wel Veat 1 I ni l 2 kerr Lake Lkc 4 1 i Yukon I r I oN X CURn Boston tou lay 1 5 90 I IU If Vcr Ver Butte nunc k LonI 11 1 7 24 1 eNt ln Z I t M Pt lt pd 34 4 Chief Cief Cn 00 i il Do full pd p I 1 Q 5 Con Co Copper i 4 4 Iron Cap Cp Hi 10 I. I 11 i Cr 25 I IS 31 Si J s I 1 0 sla old old S 1 16 38 11 I 10 Io new un 1 26 G 21 I Ohio Cp Coppert 1 Ii 1 1 I 3 n 3 l 1 C 8 3 IJ 7 r 54 50 BREAKS I IN LOCAL MARKET Further breaks were shown n In the stock market yesterday and there were only one or two cx exceptions In tho the en entire entire on- on tire lre list where sec securities were even cven ablo abbe to lO hold their own With th a a much narrower market where there thoro arc aro there arc are practically no buyers or sellers sell sell- elers el- el ers allowed stocks started slipping from rein the opening of oC tra trading Colum- Colum bus bua which has stood against a declining market for weeks opened at nt 5 58 cents a point below tho close of ot the tho previous day It I dropped to 56 cents s before tho the close yesterday East Tintic stocks were hit hit the hardest hard hard- est est with wili wih a continuation o of tho liquidation liquidation liquida liquida- tion ton that set in weeks ago ao Eureka LU Lily slipped off from front 15 Hi c cents to 13 cents Eureka Eurel n Bullion BulIon struck a new low of oC 14 1 l c cents and Tintic Standard was unable to hold after opening as us low as ns It 1 went to strengthened up for tor 1 H and then slipped to at nt the tho close close With tho the exception of ot perhaps Tintic Standard there thero is 18 not a Q stock receiving support A few ew specialties that were supported for a a while early In lit tho the year rear have havo been leen turned loose to lo drift with the tho 0 others t hers Prince Consolidated developed further fur fur- ther thor weakness yesterday estera and reached a new now low of 52 cents cents which Is tho I lowest price at the stock hassold has hassold sold in almost six Yet ret during during j that hat time the property has bias showed a 1 I great deal of or Improvement and the shaft shat is closer to the tho new ore oro body by several hundred feet teet than It was the then n. n Sells Sels opened at nt 21 cents but hut under heavy trading broke to 20 cents before be- be foro fore tho the close In spite of ot the sellIng sell sell- In Ing there cas was good backing for lor forthe selIn sel- sel the i stock which held hold it up Tho The continued liquidation caused b by loans on stocks has caused tho the decline in most of ot tho securities and no at- at tenton has been Leen paid to physical con con- Among the tho payers dividend the Income tax taM Is being felt felt In a. a n way that is bringing man many properties to a stan standstill ds t The total number of ot shares that changed hands yesterday was 1100 for which there was a marl market et price of ot i. i iGl Sales reported as follows OPENING 4 Columbus us Colum Rexall at Emerald 1000 at Sc c. c Eureka LJ Lily 1500 at 1700 at 1 lUc Hc at He Eureka ureka Bullion Bulon- Bulon 2300 at iSle IlAc Michigan Ulah an-Ulah 2000 ht at New ew Quincy at nt 6 c. c North orth Standard J 00 at al Oc tc Prince at Gc Provo Prove 2000 at Uc Reeds neds Peak at nt Jc c. c Sells OO at at lc at nt O c 1500 at O C. C buyer 10 days dars at Oc Syndicate at Ie 20 Sliver Silver King Coal Coal at at 65 Sioux l 1500 OO at c. c Silver SI er Shield at at nt He OO at L South Hecla at 02 Tecoma 1000 at le Tintic Standard OO at at- t at oO at at 10 t Uncle Sam Sm at at c ceso Weso eso Toledo GOO at Zuma 2000 at at CLOSING Antelope Star 1000 at e. e Beaver er Dea Copper at ll Black ack Metal etl 1000 at at Cot Cal Rexall l 1200 OO at Cardiff at 1521 r Daly West cst 1 00 at Emma imma 1500 1300 at at l East Crown Point GOGO at c. c i- i iU Eureka U LI Lily 1000 at at lIc He 1000 At t l c. c Eureka f Bullion Dulon 2000 at 1 1500 OO at 1 ille Ue Iron Blossom Blossom 1400 at at Iron King JIng OO at al 1500 at S Lehl Lehi Tintic 00 at lie Hc c May la Da Day 2500 at c. c Michigan Utah Uth at Gc New cw Quincy 2000 at Gc i OO at Gic r No 0 Standard 1500 at Sc Se I at i c. c I Prince 00 at at Sc Provo at Sc rc I LIVE irvE STOCK XOI rn SALT T L LAKE I E. E May 4 Io R none Done steady fair demand demand- PrUne Prime Ilme toP tops fliSS bulk of ot feeders M 80 S pounds to 13 pounds I i good 0 drive drive- CIn C- C In JI b boi b. b s 15 to pounds pound n Cattle Receipts M. M 1 Market steady fair tar demand Choice steers ft Il t m. m O O fair ft Cr f i 0 cows cowa and ad heavy l fair r to toI I rood cw COWS cow and AOI heifers cutters 11 I canners fat bulls G. G aG bologna bulls l bl teal real tl calves 0 1 1360 i medium and veal calves 2 5 3 to 0 pounds uDd none Market t steady demand for Cor or fat t lambs Good Go choice I m tU 1580 choice yearlings 12 00 ft t C cPi 1 cry e. e fat til ewes ewes OGDEN May I Ho 4 Hos CU tU Choice Coke I fat tat logs hers to 5 i bulk of sale lV H. H t feederS feeder e 1000 1250 Catti 36 H. G. G Choice b heavy heary 11 It ateer te r r. r I Ot fair steere CO O choice feeder steers f. f iW choice I cows und and sir fair tn In t. t good o cows and CW heifers cutlery 1 C can can- I nor eunice choice feeder ceder r cows fl-EO fl fat t bully bulls buls 50 i lolo a hu bulls bull I I. I 0 veal teal tl i. Sheep Sheep lpt Choice Iambi Jamb 50 1450 rI welber fat at ewe 0 feeder lambs lamb 91 10 Ut DENVER EP Mi May Mi 4 Jors Hogs Receipts 4 MarVet Mitt Mar 11 k Vet ket t Kc Ge to W e lower fop Top bulk of or tales Cattle Hc WOO WJ M slow about steady hoof Heel tOW I cows cs c's and hlf r. r nOto calvo 15 I stock stock- lk C i and anil t feeder coders r J. J gl Sheep Receipt 1510 10 Market tad steady Lambs JS lSD IS G i ewes ewe ST. ST JOSI May JI 10 fj lower Top 1173 I. I bulk of or rale 1 1223 3 rl Cattie K Market steady 1 Meer flOO ecu OWl and licHen L 1350 Ii ep Market r c bl higher her 1 tC 1801 0 lambs Iambs 11 j 1 0 OMAHA r. May ra 4 United States Bureau au of l no Receipts Medium anti and JI light ht weight butchered to r mostly of salt salt- top 1173 medium and anel ha heavy 81 steady to lower Lull bulk of oe ra c sales Receipts Wn heavy y steers fully c loner Inn yearling band bandy to II lower cr t Me lower 10 t feeders den dull Llull and l ISo o to 10 c lower top beef 1200 l oI I Sheen beer Receipts 00 00 Market r le II tu to sUong lest cH clipped 1770 bulk of oC nit vales lambs Uj feeding ewes ewe lamb Iamb KANSAS |