Show THE DAY ON CHANGE Mammoth Moves Up While Century Takes Some Punishment The day on the mining exchange closed with the nale of C5S35 shares of stock that brought 51 SOil California Califor-nia was irniln creedlly sought while Century wan caught In the receding column with Wabaah making a gallant gal-lant stand Mammoth again moved up the line while the market ruled ns follows at the finish A M Call P M CaLL I Bid IAtu1I Hid iAnked JJIlX r = 3 iIi Ihlon 50 I lIcQ 10 01 1fll 10 01 BlIlIIonB 30 33i 310 30 lieu Butler J2 1 13 1 Cl1l1ornlu 30h Il 2J Curlsn I L Century 1134 II311 1llG ½ lUn Creule I Confor 07 OS Con Mercur 20Vz Oly to 2tV i Daly I 2O6VL 20 201 203 Duly West 520 5IO 5OO 5Z Dalton L l Dalton 01 03 01 Dexter 17y 2 0 1S 27 merald 02 l C E B B 112 107 113 Galena Oi ½ In liA G Central Cil 60 5sn h G Eagle O I IOH l1 Wol Golconda 0j li ½ Horn Silver 10Ci Iw 100 Ilninetake 1 l i nlfot OClli1O OJ W Joe Bowers r4 0211 tr 02 L l Clmief fl34 1J OI J t l L Maui S2i K3 I b21 S2 La nclno 01i OO > Iamnwlh IW 1l2 1iS Mammlmatan 1 0W May Day 214 1 22I 2i j l M Wash Ori Cb1 CRi N light 02 01 C t 01 Nevada OntarIo S60 110 SW IOO Petro 10 11 10 1o1 Blch Anae i 10 Itlistnko N RcLw 5 SunHhlllo ZO 21 21 22 Snnsell 100 9 S Sllmlea 2G 2J 21 S rnrnento 27 2 27 2ill Sliver Kin 750 WOO jGOI SOf Star Con Ji IS 1i 18 Showers C j S Shield p ll 07 0 l jNro SYJ 20 IS 1I resora r h l U SUllheam 00 ft Ooi 1 U S Con 231l 1 25 27 I 2 J ll1h 53 5S 51 l ½ h ao 17 il I 17 Tlclol 25 Vst M G OO Ol Yankee C 55 5G fil rE MORNING SALES AJax TOO I nt SOlic 2W at 33c Consolidated Icrcur 1W at f2CC Dnly W nt J203 H0 at 201 MO ot 5263 ICO at 52014 Daly Wel GO 4 at J5225 Eatlo Blue Bell HO at 5112 M nt 1111Grand Grand Central 250 at SG I Lower Mammoth 200 at S5c Ifr1 at Sic 100 at K15ic 100 at S3c 100 at S2yc 100 at S2Uc May Day GOO at 21 I lc 50 at 22c Unelo Sam 5k O nt K c California 15f at 2tKc 500 at 201tc fOO at t 1c 21X1 at COc OW nt WV4c Century 100 at 5113 100 at 111 200 at 1 IK FJ at SI 115 buyer thirty days Joe Bowers 2 > 0 at 2cx La flame 100 nt ci Martha Washington 275 at 5c 2000 at Cc RichmondAnaconda 10CO at Ic Yunkco Consolidated ItO at oCc Shares Hold 1C25 Soiling value 10fS37 OPEN BOARD CarlPa 200 at 22lic Dnly 100 at J203 i Daly West 123 at T2 GO at J521S DalyJudge MO at 1175 Grand Central 100 at oM Lower Mammoth DM at Klc Sunnhlnc IKO at 21c 3W at COc seller thirty days California 1000 at lIe Martha Washington 100 at Gc New York 1200 at COc Comstock 100 at n 32 Vnbnsh 1W nt 2W seller thirty days 10 < at J2C7 seller thirty days 20 < ut J2CS 100 at 2C9 5W at 1270 Shares sold 33273 Selling value J225S773 AFTERNOON SALES AJax 700 at 20Wc 1W at COc 10CO atc at-c COo i at 3SV c Jl at 3Slc Grand Central 100 at JJ buyer thirty days ICO at W03 100 at J305 buyer thirty duy ingot 1000 at 0c 1000 nt 9tc sX 3 atc at-c lf 0 at 9c I 2A > 0 at 0Jc buyer thirty days Lower Mammoth 200 at S2c GOO at Slc 50 at SIc 10 at S2c 10 at S2 4c Mammoth ICO at 1JGYi ICO at 145 Beller tlilrty days May Day CM at 21Jc Utah 10 at fijllIC Den Butler 200 I at 13e California flJO at 30c 51YJ nt 29c IWfO at ajsc KM nt 2 > uc GOJ at 23VAc 1000 nt 29sC I buyer thirty days Century 10 at Jl liy seller thirty days 1W nt J112 buyer thirty days 100 at S1W1 100 at J110 110 at JltO itS at J1GS71 KX at JlOSVi 100 at 105 < 10 at l07f ICO at HOi La Reinc i 10CO at Sc Martha Washington 2000 at Cc Yankee Con ffjQ at We Sot at i5c seller sixty days COO at 554c J0 at Sliic IOU at f 7C Slmren sold 31100 Selling value J12S1350 OPEN BOARD California 00 at c Carlsa 1MK at 23c DalyJudge 10 at 51175 Daly WtfBl 50 at 215 Grand Central HO at 5593 Sunshine 1CCO at 22c seller thirty dayn 100 at 22c AVabanl > 3X at 52 CS seller thirty days 100 at J2G7 Yankee Con 10 at 55c Shares sold IGw Solllnr value 5C21112 Boston Market Lacks Snap Boston Mass Sept GThe copper share market again lacks snap There waa apparently little disposition to trade notwithstanding the bullish circular cir-cular Issued I by Lndiiux and the subsequent subse-quent advance of one quarter cent per pound In the metal The attitude of traders soins to be a waiting one but the demand for the shares by the public pub-lic Is Hilll a growing one and any activity ac-tivity should result In better prices Price changes throughout the day were fractional but higher closing dull but firm Ilornblowcr Weeks brokers 53 State street Boston and 10 Wall street New York furnish the following quotations quo-tations 2 Sales High Low Close Amalgamated 103 4l12 SCO 5373 3 Bingham CO 3125 Daly West 2GO Utah l 2fw nrfl 2121 2llfJ 0 United Slates 200 2175 21C2y 21j Mtrcur 2332 Mohawk 270 4550 JGCO 1000 Curb Boalon JlfKJya 123 Oro and Bullion The ore and bullion settlements dun ing the day amounted to M7400 Mc CornieSt Co reporting them an fol lows American bullion 30000 irolcl bars 58200 auracyanides fHaOO gold silver lead and copper ores 526700 In the metal market silver ruled nt 51 cents an ounce lead at 5350 per hundred Dounds and casting copper at 10i cents a i > ou id After Another Bonanza 3Iessrs A F Iloldun and Clarence B Allen of tho United States at Birg ham and l the CentermlalKurcka re turned from Colorado yesterday after aft-er conducting an examination of gold mines that will probably he added to tho cluster of bonanzas that have de eloped under their direction Whfle Mr Holden appeared to think well of the undertaking he declined to discuss 1 U3 whereabouts To Work the Naildriver Jack Green who was among the first to drive a pick In Ontario ground at Park City was among yesterdays visitors In the big camp and sayn that during the many years he has operat ed there conditions havo never been ao thrifty While he has Part d at Intervals with a number of interests Mr Creen hns held on tenaciously to that In this Nalldrlver which Is con trolled by him and the Ontario Mining company and Is now trying to arrange for Its energetic dovelopmenL That the Ontario company will unite with him In this undertaking It very likely as the territory has long been esteemed ns very valuable BullionBeck Developments Manager Farrisworth of the Bullion Beck tells a most cheerful story of recent re-cent developments In hitherto unproa pccted territory on the south while the older domains are giving good account ac-count of themselves In Multoon ground he hns opened up a nice quality qual-ity of ore In several places off the W0 foot level while as much Is said of the developments In the Silver Glance lying ly-ing alongside It IP In the latter that he expects to open up a channel as 1 productive and ores as valuable as those In tIme CcntonnlalEureka which It adjoins In the meantime the company com-pany Is reporting with a heavier tonnage I ton-nage at tin smelter than at any period In many ninny moons Snow Bird Launched Secretary of State Hammond yesterday yester-day Issuei a certificate of Incorporation I Incorpora-tion to the Snow Bird Mining company of Marysvllle Utah The company has a capital of 250000 the shares being be-ing worth at par 1 each It will havo Its principal olllce In this city and announces an-nounces Its purpose to develop and operate op-erate certaIn mining claims known as the Mountain Queen tho Mountain Queen No 2 and the North Fork lodes situated In the Ohio mining district of Pluto county and the Sunshine and Summit lodes situated In the Ohio and Mount Baldy mining district In said county The officers of the corporation are Peter A II Franklin president njamln Reynolds vicepresident John M 1 Hanson secretary and John L Lclllch treasurer who together with Emll E Mork constitute the board of directors At the Horn Silver Down at the I Horn Silver of Frisco the forces have boon reduced to about llfty persons the larger number of whom art employed on development work ns the management said Mr Farnsworth yesterday is making no effort to crowd the output It Is also admitted thai I the company hns a nlco surplus In the treasury but dividends are unlikely said the manager In that the cpinonny may require the surplus with whlih to erect n smelter As the region IK growing rapidly It Is believed 1 that a plant Inrpe enough to accommodate accommo-date the output of the neighbors could he successfully operated All this Is Inviting serlouy consideration said Mr Farusworth Lower JiTamraoth Ores The reports fr < m Superintendent Ball of the Lower Mammoth all Indicate dally Improvements at the mine In lime I new ore body where the rook Is averaging about seventylive ounces of silver and from 5 to 10 per cent copper cop-per be ban over six feet of ore exposed The power that had been shut off for several shifts was turned on again yesterday yes-terday lie expects to tap the same chute on the 300foot level and Is I crosscutting cross-cutting to the wc t ledge J off the 1100 foot level The outlook for greatly In eren od urolu lIon and the removal of the Indnbtednerp In the next thirty days ald a shareholder yesterday Is assuring Mining Notes The Storcv of Blncham added thrco cars to Its September output yostcrdny L C Trent has returned from California Cali-fornia whore ho has boon looking Into inJL nlnc mailers The management of the BullionBeck of TJnllc reported at time smelter with two more cars of ore Manager Winslow of the Liberty Bell group of goldbearing mines at Tcllurldo < Coin Is In the city Five cars of dump ore from the Grand Contra wore Included In yesterdays consignments con-signments from Tlntlc Manager Thomas of the Mnxflcld Big Cottonwood has Iwo more carloads of ore at time Americans furnaces The directors of the Uncle Sam will meet again today for the purpose of tn khu definite action on the bids for the millThe The strike In the Little ErlI at Park City has awakened much Interest In tern ton on the south and big things aro relied on Dave Kelly superintendent of the Sunshine Sun-shine mill leaves for the plant nl Sunshine Sun-shine again this morning to forward another an-other lot of gold dust The days receipts at the Taylor Grunlon sampler consisted of nine cars of ore from Tint II three from Blnglmm and two rom Big CollonWood George 13 Gunn of the American Smelting Smelt-ing and Refining company returmMl 1 to headquarters yeslTdny after several days among his clients In the hills Two carloads of copper ore from tho Carlaa of Tlnllc reached the Blngham Cons furnaces yesterday this the first lot to come forward under the new mnn ngcmeni although It was hoisted In Au 19t Duncan J Frew manager of time Iron Mountain Copper companys properties In Iron county returned from tho south yesterday yes-terday He i reports the pump now being placed at 1 tIme properly with active development de-velopment to be resumed as soon as the wa tOm are under control Adolph Schnyer a prominent merchant and mining man of LeadvJIIe Is In thr city accompanied by a B llamberger of Chicago Mr Schayer reports the l old Colorado camp extremely quiet at this time and with the output nf oro greatly reduced Ilia I Colorado friends here art making his stay a mosi agreeable one Mannger Bra Lure of tim Bald Mountain Moun-tain company Jonves 1 for Its properly at the head of Colton 0011 gulch below Gold mountain ibis morning accompanied by Dr P A H I I Franklin undLorln Morrison Manager Luce reporla nood news from recent re-cent developments and pnvs additional ground Is about to be acquired In a few das Oil Flakes The Llntah Oil company had a directors meeting last night at the orilce of Pros dent Stewart Mimngcr Virtue of the UtahWyoming Oil anti Fuel company returned to the well at Foi = sll last nSjhl F M Phelps the oil man leavca for I08l this morning lie Is Interested with several OTlen parties In the field Till > Lirns well at Woodsldc Is I now past toe I 1100foot point This achlevcrnint In about forty days of actual drilling Dlaces till rig as the champion of the Intcrmoun tun country A meeting of the directors of the Baker Oil company i > hrs plnco In the companys office thlu evening for the I purirose oC mnkfnr arrangements for the starling up of n sment work Word vm received by l P L Griffin re lating to the strike in tU Jnger well at Spring Vail y Wyo Mr Grlfilnh correspondent corre-spondent stairs that he visited time well In question and found that a commercial well had reallv bem brought In A deal IB on for the property of the Call fornltt alt Oil comjnny Thu drul tnkon In tIme rig and well together with two and a half sections of land adjacent to the workings An offer made by llu company a tew days ago has been occupied I Fiank Cook of Creon River left for the lltld again last night Mr Cook Is mnn OKIT for Mr Ralph of Duluth nn1 slitea that I he has recently closed several I leases on piitontid 1 land noar Green River sta tion on which Mr Kulpi I propones to sink II well and wll ship a ri from Duluth for thai purpose I |