| Show BIG WEEK IN STOCKS f Nearly a Hundred Thousand Shares Sold YESTERDAYS LIVELY TEADINGr Stocks Have Advanced All Along the line ExceiitJIalatl Which Goes Begging Under Three Cents I SALES FOR THE TVEEK W1EK Mmdayn n unh 18500 shares Tuesday hn 7750 Wednesday n 00105 Thursday 10803 W Friday 28 155 Saturday 21575 Total 0 90775 The first week after vacation shows up very well though the advance has not been as marked as was expected The rise in silver it was believed would be followed fol-lowed by a corresponding advance in the price of the dividend earning stocks The logic of business investment would naturally nat-urally create a demand for stocks whose dividend earning power was doubled by an act of legislation The lethargy of the stock market is only explained by the close money market in the east and the nervous condition of business since the pinch of a month ago when a small sized panic prevailed in Wall street As soon as confidence is restored and the attention of investors is drawn to the enhanced value of mining stocks since the advance in silver it can be safely predicted that they will advauce in price with such rapidity as will cause those persons who have neglected to buy on a dull market to lament their stupidity in not loading up on a quiet market There will be as many men who will lament that their foresight is not as active as their hindsight as there were after silver had advanced The trading on the local exchange this week on point of business transacted trans-acted and for all around sales has been much better than during any previous week in the history of the exchange As can be seen by yesterdays record th3 transactions covered twelve different stocks and the fluctuations were enough to count a good margin to the buyers On Monday and I Tuesday the stock market was very weak I but on Wednesday the trading livdned up I and prices set stiffer with an inclination upward Thursday showed up still stronger and on Friday the tone of the market was deciSedly strong with a gain all along the line with one or two exceptions excep-tions Apex which is the barometer of the market always strong on a strong market and weak on a weak market advanced from 17 dollar to 1 cents while Daly jumped a clear Yesterdays Trading The old standbyes Bamberger Conklin Davis Stevenson Wampler Jackson and Woolley were in the pit yesterday Conklin was unusually active and from being a quiet looker on has developed into one of the biggest traders In the pit Alice is always the first to score and Bamberger sold sparingly at 52SO 300 to Davis and 100 to Stevenson Conklin who bad been loading up during tho dull days had plenty of stocks to sell at the nice advance and parted with 100 Alliance to Bamberger at S 340 while he held Davis to 8350 for a like amount Conklin had also taken in some Apex at the 15 cent turn on Tuesday and he willingly turned over 2000 to Bamberger at 19 cents and was not Joth to let Davis have 1000 at 213 < buyer 30 and serve Stevenson in the same way Bamberger to accommodate Stevenson sold 1000 at 21 buyer SO Bamberger is always loaded with Barnes sulphur aud gave Davis 4000 at 7 cents Conklins close shave saved him cent getting 1000 at 6J when Davis came 7 for 2000 at 7 Stevenson tried to fire off some of his sulphur at 7 cents then 6 and finally threw lOCO to Jackson at G cents and a like bundle to Bamberger Congocaught a trade of 1000 shares at 12M Conklm buying of Bamberger Crescent stood pat at 28 cents Stevenson Steven-son and Conklin selling Davis and Bum berger buying Daly is at 23 50 is so big that it is quartered quar-tered for delivery and Bamborger turned over 25 shares to Conklin Glencoe stood at the even SI Stevenson selling Bainberger 100 shares Ilalad that has been hOring about the zero point came in for a bona fdo 2 cent sale Davis buying frm Stevenson 1000 shares Bamberger sold Conkln 200 Mammoth 4 seler30 days Elot took a4centfancy to NabDbWam pIer selling lOOQ shares Utah lime and cement scored S 25 Stevenson Stev-enson to Bamberger The following is the record of yesterdays transactions transactons OJ tftML a 2 0 U Alce 2 80 2t0 2 s 3 Alliance2 50 2 30 2 50 400 Anchor6 1 5 75 5 7 Apex 212 H J 1O Bares 06 Oi 6 10000 CentEurelm 2m 2853 29 2 I Congon u 1 l2 1 121i IJ Crescent 28 2 12Y 17C Daly 2 5 232 2 m 2 Gcncoen 1 0 1 o 1 c ll Horn Silver 3 G 35 3 W n MaJadC m 02 0 10 Mammoth hu 4 10 4 0 4 10 200 Na Northern obnuh Spy h 0 01 hu Ot 0 10 Ontario40 Stunleyun C 45 0 46 0 00 u u UtahLCC 82 S JO 5 2 50 UtahMont OJ U42 WY1 Utah Oi Co 10 2i wy 0 Woodside W 40 10 = = I Exehaiuje Notes Yanpelt was it the pit Davis was a big bull yesterday Overcoats were worn in the pit There were no straw hats m the pit Judge Wampler offered a seat on the exchange ex-change for > 75 cash Nick Treweek goes to the Idaho his this week to fish ana hunt He will be missed J E Bamberger leaves for New York city today to be gone three ivciks on mining min-ing business |
