Show YANKEE COO STRiKE I New One Is the Most Important Impor-tant in the Series HEAVY IN LEAD AND SILVER Northern Light Company Bas a Good Breast of Ore in Its McQuien Ground The Lead Conference Report Re-port Will Bo Hade to the Oro Producers Pro-ducers Direct but Is Substantially as Heretofore Given in The Tribune The Swansea Shipments Annie Laurie Power Contract Notes To the olio oC most sensational strikes that have characterized the campaign on the properties of the Yankee Consolidated Con-solidated since the administration of Dr been add Franklin was begun has Just ed another and to determine Its proportions propor-tions that gentleman andHon John E Dn Bois hurried to the bonanza last night As viewed by the mnnagotnont It is the most Important In the chapter conclu of strikes and ttemonstratcs sively Uhe continuity oC the ore body from a point fifty free north oEthC 150 feet Midway crosscut to a point Bouth of thai dazzling avenue JflC latest disclosure was made In an uPraise up-raise on the south qndat an elevation of twenty feet where the raise Is still being made In a characteristic body of galena and carHOnUld df McMToa point within a few feet of this upraise the management had In the meantime drifted 100 feet In an unbroken body ot ore from the extreme southern workings work-ings with the samples at times revealing reveal-ing as much as 57 per cent lead andover and-over 200 ounces of silver while the vein varies from forty to sixty feet between Avails In the upraise north oL the Midway crosscut the ore IK identical with that which has just been opened up on the south and at each station ore chutes tire now being put In that the riches from them may be added to the output which is rapidly approximating approxi-mating two carloads dally Northern Light Strike J C Wilkinson who hatfsince last July been prospecting McQuIcn territory terri-tory on the property of the Northern Light Mining company Lion hill came in from camp yesterday bringing with him samples from a sixfoot breast of ore that has just been uncovered by him In a drift off the main winze that ti1LS been put down on the famous old vein Just what the metallic contents of the rock are Air Wilkinson would not guess but It is now In the assayers assay-ers furnace and returns are expected today The appearance of the samples suggests very high values in sliver and with six feet on which to begin sloping the lessee should experience no trouble in i feathering his nest before the termination ter-mination of the lease on June 24th nest It was this development that caused the active advance In the com panys shares yesterday The Lead Conference Report The action of the Utah delegation at the recent lead conference In New York will not be spread before producers of the State in mass assemblage as some have anticipated said Hon David Keith who participated in the confer etjce but will be communicated to the directors of the various companies In terested and In such detail that they shall be made conversant with all that took place However the details will not vary from those that have ap peared exclusively in The Tribune That the producer will be crippled by the reduction in the price of lead Mr Keith says he does not believe as cer tainly the Industry worried through on S2EO lead under the Cleveland adminis ration and not a few maintained their regular dividend Concerning the n > f poit that l the Silver King will Post an extra dividend about Christmas Mr Keith pleaded that he was not at lib erty to discuss it at this time How ever if it is paid it wlfl SfSfJifhMS correspond < > In Son vIth the regular dhl < lend of 100 000 said he He says that Mr I3am berger is scheduled to return from the conference Mr icCornicj early next week as is also Swansea Shipments Manager Geddes of the Swaiigea com Panys Tintic Property has > from Ca1itornLa returned aiicl saysthatso as Swansea long ones ctn Comma11 the fig ures that irc the now acorled tJien ia open market he willcontiIue ship theni He lp 1 tcfOZt4 the margins itIlte as good on a opt dcccl market In I as they were under contiact fllaln shaft ljowcyer I I dptl of 1050 feet and be put to a with connectloii made the ore bodies the olt that level hefo next dividend is I posted Gcc1de snys the Story that Iooooo in the trcasur vhcn there was vere Suspendel is dividends in I leturns visill exaggeraLi He tIOL benetited by liI Vac Annie Laurie Power contract Tii contit fOrthecietrical Thent euij of the Annie LaurIj Power lIalt to b t4OOOi installed lerly or Cold at iin mOuntajii Carlied arc by S A l3enson wu yestevda representatie of resident the GeIIejal Company tue Iflael1jner Electric contrjct be Under the I i at ScIltIIcctndy iOaJed on the trucks I by June 1st to next h iUShed an1 I The Without lC lay j tl ho inctailation Plant 01 the Which new wiii be Waste operateti by tli vaters Cron F thoc oj a the present llanL I j afforl 600 horepover neighboring creek viil I enable the vhlch viii large company to materialiy tie mill cn I Whom the contract Manager Radep by I pOrte the new w aardJ re lid flt the mine strike on the No 3tuu factoril3 proving up very satis Ore and Bullion Settlement Th clay In the ore and ket Bullion CiOsd with mar K to 4oo Settlements Ufliouhit divIded T R Jones as fo11ovs SOOO g J silver Co3ernn luIiion I62OO lend and Conner ores I ICCOrflici S6900 gold Silver 7iSUn ° 1CVanldcb lead Oles 518200 and copper I I 15 In cents tli ui l flarkei silver ruled at fllflCe kad at 1undrcd W10 pound Per and MDO unJV on the 0n market contrnt topper at 15 C0fl18 and castin a Pound standing notIth the SCflt the out from ILlarnis New Yori that cOncrx had beei ri condition o the reflnd znea I Collecting Ore Data Frank i Srnitlm of time assistant manage JtIflCmlcan r corflpa Smeltimig anti 1lenj g Seflee or Several returned afler an mjlj I ueers days amolmg thli of Tintle Where Pro collcctln data said lie ho has I OL ore that tlc Upon tIme volum this viii comnlalmys ilflt I flext 6eaom lie be requil cd to tremi t grat1fl w ver with tln nlu Vatlojis Colicernin nesull 01 his OlSCI VOrlzing Chaiges the future r e Istny5 u American Jeated Plamits mi Jiaj year ra Iefsrs bethi said l > xv H that ti IC lOSiCivy b a there vi U man vil nrs reduction and that ti me racT3r yfl ho tflke care or immUliTememit YaIu s I Good at Pioche Superintendent the Ed Freudentlai ILflhattan DC companys big rZL p iJkl k of properties at and around Plochc Nov came In from camp again yesterday yester-day to join President A B Lewlh who had just arrived from the East The visitor reports the campaign of development de-velopment at the properties now well Jn hand and promises most Important Information concerning the future next month Superintendent Frcuden that is exulting not a little over disclosures dis-closures that have Jnst been made by him one a group oC nine claims that were rccent1y located by him and in which the ore shows at sixty feet from 7S to 30G ounces silver and as much as 55 per cent lead On the Woodchopper group recently purchased by F F Friable of this city Mr Freudenthal reports a strike In which the ore affords af-fords from 6000 to 7000 ounces silver per ton STOCKS STILL UNSETTLED I But There v ns Something1 of Recovery Recov-ery in a Number of Them The day on the mining exchange closed with the sale of139fOO shares oC stock for which the Investor checked out 61703C3 and witli the market again provokingly unsettled The pace at which the day opened induced not a few to believe that the bull was lo have his Innings Indeed advances were recorded re-corded nt every stop and while the pace had relaxed at the finish an improvement im-provement wns apparent all down the column The spurt began with AJax which under heavy buying orders climbed to C7 cents although It closed a neglected offering at 623c cents While Carisa pushed up to Cl cents and then treked back to 60 with a half cent better demanded at the close May Daywas courageously supported not wiihslnnding the doubts that were exploited ex-ploited concerning the efficiency of the mill on Its property and was followed tip to 57 cents although it tumbledand MofceU on offering at 53 while California receded from 44 to 39I and finished with a bid of ll i Uncle Sam was just as vacillating and after advancing to 731d at the morning call sold down to 69 at the afiernoons with Victor breaking and supplying its customers with nearly 5000 around 48 cents Yankee Yan-kee Consolidated became a little unruly during the closing hours and permitted a lot of 500 to get away at325 but In 1 the next breath it was curbed down to Its work and declined to budge at less than 350 while Lower Mammoth was moved up to 139 with Century changing I chang-ing hands at 1103 pending the adJustment I ad-Justment of the new mill Sunshine moved creepily up to 14 cents with Boss Twcbd changing hands it 03 while Northern Light astonished the talent by selling up to S cents on the strike which has been made by a lessee and then flattening out as the offerings were increased to G9s Tetro with only indefinite news concerning thc recent i I strike was shoved over the counter at j I 25 cents while Joe Bowels responded to a bid of C cents with the day dosIng dos-ing on the following market A M Call P M Call I Bid IAskcdll Bid Asked Anchor 200 S AJax 3 61 I 62 62i Albion CO 51 Alice BtilllonB 175 Boss Tweed t G5 in Black Jack ico 195 IM 1S2 Burton 15 195H ir Ben Butler 11 H 13 ½ 13 Carlsa 6F 61 COVi coy California i3 I3 IKi 42 Century 100 101 100 103 Creole 50 Con Mercur 35314 163 153 164 DalyWest 2910 3010 2SOO 3100 Dalton L 02 02 DaltOn 02 JA Emerald 10 6s E B Bell 115 105 Golconda 03 jaleno 1i 21 21 Gd Central 250 375 210 350 G Eagle 01 03 01 0 Worn Silver 185 lSO J Ingot 014 01 Ol 01 Joo Bowers 4 01 0512 Little Chief 23 115 10 I L a Mammoth 127 lH 130 175 La Relnc 21 10 2L Mamnjoth 10 1I3 l2f 145 Manhattan 01 ½ 1 01 0ll01 916 May Day 4 1 52T 53 M i Wash 03 03 02 03 N Llpht 07 09 05 05 Dntnrlo 1000 S50 950 RichAna 30 Sunshine 12H 1I 10 17 Swansea 150 170 5o Swansea 10 25 35 Sunboam 15 33 40 S Sucramento 12 14 12 Sllvcr King 7200 7700 S20 Star Con 2S 31 Showers Con 17 17 Silver Shield 01 03 TVlro 251A 01W 03K 31 Tesora O3i W 01 31M Utah 35 00 00 Valeo is W Mt Glory 01 01 ½ 01 0IVi Yankee 320 350 350 360 Uncle Sam 72 72 C9U 63 Victor JS 52 47 45 White Rock i J 30 MORNING SALES AJax 100 nt 5c > 100 at 5Sc 300 at COc 100 z c ut GOtfc 1300 at Sic WO at COc 100 at C 0 C 400 at COftc 200 at 6Hc 100 at 6lc C Cl at iJlfcc m at 6lc 300 at G2c 100 at G2tfc 2CO nt 62Ac 200 at 2c 100 at 62c 106 at G3c 2CO at 63Vtc 200 at C3C 100 at G3Tfccfp at G4c 100 at 64Vsc GOO at G4Ac 10X at t G5c 100 at GS ½ c 100 at G < Jc 200 at OWe 10Q at WiC 4CO at G7c 100 at GGVic ICOat GoVIc ICO at G4ytc JOO at ftiyic Oiirlsa 500 at COc 5100 at Glc 500 at 63c 1CCO at Mfcc COO at > kv COO at G3c 3100 at 62c ICO at SP c 300 at 59c 100 al SOVc 700 1 at 61c JOO at GU c 200 at62c 1500 a t 62c Iower Mammoth 100 at 1 35 10 at 137 1 041 at l38 May Jai 110 it 52c r 00 at 53c 20 at ElMc 2900 at Sic 105 at 55c GOO at 56c7 0 at oic 100 at CSvJc 1900 mLLlmAc WOO at u Wc 200 at i2c 100 at E3c ito at 53lic Isorthern Light 1000 at 7c Sunshine 100 at 14c 1DOO at ll = lc Uncle Sam SOO at G9cr 1CO at GSXjc 200 at i Oe at g1Ve 1C0 nt 7Ic 3500 mit 37e at 73 clOO at 73c 200 ati3c > BOHS Tweed 2CO at GIC California 2000 at 4Xq 3100 at 40c BOO at 41Vic 31CO nt 41c 1030 at 42c 1000 at 42c Si led at lie 3100 at 43c 200 at J3 > ic 100 i lL i3c Contury 900 at L 20J at 5103 IOC at Joo Bowers VK O at 5c Manhattan 500 al lc Martha Washington 1040 at 3c Totro COO at 2oc Shares sold G7EOO Selling value Jrj7032G3 OPEN BOARD Martha Wcfehlngton 1100 at 3lc Tctror 500 at 25c Vietor 500 at Soc Shares sold 2100 Selling value 11150 AFTERNOON SALES 200 Ajctx at C3c 100 at 63nc 700 at G4cj 500 at G3o Caria ZSCO at C0c 100 at C4c 1100 at COc 2 o at 61e 6041 am Glc oo at G2c o1 fl62c 100 at 61c ftf r n v Oat vjyw Jw tl L 52c 740 at Northern Llylit 1000 at Sc WX > at 7c IWJ at KVC 1fW nl 6c ViAA at Gc Uncle am0 at ilc 100 at 0c 1304 tt Oc O ft 69c 60 nt 9c i00 nt 69 i00 at rfmc 2Aio at I3umtlcr i4O0 at 3c 500 at 134c 30X 5Vl JtllO California 1900 at lOc 400 at 29c 4100 4 ° ikiCV 3950 tv 4l5c 5ir00 nt VJcrGCO at jie UOO at llc 1300 at 41Xc 2JOi at c 50at iirtc Manhattan 13000 nt lc MLrtl1a Wnshlmmgton 500 at 3c Tetro 50 at 26r Vlctor 4YAI itt iSc 100 at 1834c ICO at 1SYc soc utt iS ½ c West iiiiinij Glory 3500 at ic lankue ConBolldatcd COO at 5325 Shares sold 71GOO Soiling valuu 212CGX I I The day on thc open board and change closed with the transfer of 1Jl 7063 60 Shaies ° r stock that brought cil I BOSTON COPPER MARKET Amalgamated Suffered l > y a Drop of Two Points TRIBUNE SPECIAL Boston Mass Dec 13The cuf in I I the1 price of copper that has been loud I y heralded for the past few veeka has ni knit been announced by the United L Metals Sailing company of a reduction of Ii cents per pound This announce L Continued on page 7 7 J S YEE STRIKE Continued from page C mont was followed by a further decline de-cline In standard warrants In London which foil to a level they have not attained at-tained since 1S9S The price of copper shares weakened there was some selling sell-Ing of the list but no general outpouring outpour-ing of long stock Amalgamated suf fering1 the most by a drop of two points with a fractional recovery The market mar-ket closed heavy Ilornblower Weeks brokers 53 State street Boston Bos-ton anti 10 Wall street Now Tprk furnish the following quotations Snlos High Low Close Amalgamated 11210 6850 C625 GGG2V 1iRham 2SOO 2750 T Cochltl 300 DOO DalyWest 3100 2000 Utah 200 19RQ United States 490 14 CU Morcur avi 150 Mohawk 1733 3550 3S12 3112 Curb Boston fclcO Navaho G0575c LONDON COPPER MARKET Business Is Still Covered by a Mysterious Mys-terious Influence London Dec 13The copper market Is still governed by mysterious influences Influ-ences the genesis of which even thC dealers are unable to fathom It Is said to bo remarkable that in spite oC the selling pressure coupled with the gloomy reports from New York the I price of the standard grade has only I shrunk three shillings per ton The first change In the price today was when 1200 tons were sold at 52 for all dates up lo February 2Sth and at 51 Cs for the three months The heaviest selling was from a fresh quarter It excIted curiosity but no explanation was forthcoming It Is believed in many quarters that the most Important London houses consider the present price to be Justified Justi-fied by the great expansion and consumption con-sumption of recent years and that consequently they are willing to lay inconsiderable In-considerable stocks In the neighborhood neighbor-hood of 60 which they would not have done at 70 Thus the market is sus tamed by quiet absorption of the most tempting offers Tintic Shipments Eureka Utah Dec 13The ore shipments from Tlntlo district for the past week were as follows Carloads Gemini 14 Mny Day 4 i Uncle Sam Consolidated R Yankee Consolidated 12 Cnrlsa 1i Ajax i Loner Mammoth a Mammoth 7 5 Swansea C South Swansea 5 Tcsora C In addition to the above the Mammoth Mam-moth mill marketed two cars of concentrates con-centrates Mining Notes V rl no Conklln sampler reported two cars of concentrates yesterday The May Day marketed two cars of ore from Its Tlntlc property yesterday Manager J Ben King of the Nancy Hanks mine returned yesterday from Bingham Tho Swansea of Silver City reached the market with a lot of five carloads of oro yesterday Samuel Nowhouse according to a message mes-sage from Now York loft that city yesterday yes-terday for the West Thin management of the Mammoth of Tin tic drew down a check for two cars of concentrates yesterday R W Sloan returned yesterday from a trip to Stockton during which ho visited the Honorlno and other properties The days receipts at the Taylor Brunton sampler consisted of two cars of oro from Eureka and llvo from Silver City Hon John E DuBols of Pennsylvania came down from Oregon yesterday alter looking Into his timber lands and left for Tlntlc last night James X Ferguson manager of the Miners Mi-ners Supply store at Robinson Is up from camp again and reports the usual winter work In progress Manager Ilatllcld of tho Snowflake of Tlntlc has returned from Ncphl where ho has been taking part In the Grand CentralMammoth suit C L Dlgnowlty has returned from Tin tlc astonished at orp bodies exposed in the Yankee Con and others that were In fants when last ho saw them Bert Klmball superintendent of the Chicago Chi-cago companys property at Bingham Is i In from camp again and reports a dim showing of silver and lead ore V Cashier Elllngwood of the Dlxlo forwarded for-warded checks amounting to 10000 to b distributed among tho employees of tIm mine and smelter and who number as many as 100 yesterday Hon Peter W Brocne former Treasurer of Colorado and since his boyhood Identified Iden-tified with tho mining Interests of that State arrived in the city yesterday accompanied ac-companied by Dr Heron who was for several years a successful practitioner In this city Hon W H Remington came In from Washington yesterday and reports the cities along the Sound growing at unprecedented un-precedented pnce with the trade with tIm Orient attaining enormous proportions Old friends are according him a hearty reception A B Lewis has returned after on ab senco of several weeks In the East and after achieving all for which ho went Having acquired the means he Is now releasing tho llnal payments on certain In tcreals In the property controlled by the Majestic and promises Interesting news on the copper bolt of Beaver county In a short time Frank MorehouRo has been Installed as superintendent of the Martha Washington Washing-ton of Tlntlc and from the now shaft will begin crosscutting to the main lodgo nt once Thus distance to go Is about 100 feet and work will be prosecuted with three shifts There is a crossledge how vor that should bo tapped In forty fcot said Secretary Snow yesterday Between the old and now workings la a strip of virgin ground for a distance of about 310 feet that promises ore The Potter graystona quarry nine miles bolow Colton on tho Rio Grande Western railway bus suspended for tho winter with a force of about forty men socking employment elsewhere Manager Joe Potter Pot-ter during thcr season produced and marketed mar-keted over 20CCO tons of the stone that was used largely In California structures A measurement of tim quiirry by expert talent a short time before the drawing ot1 the curtains for winter showed no less than 400000 cubic feet in sight The output In 1000 lll bo art enormous one |