Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-01-31 | Page 23 | Mining Issues Remain Heavy

lINING INING ISSUES REMAIN HEA HEAVY VY iu Issues continued to sag sa In InIn trading In Fridays Friday's session on one K In e fl Salt Sl tading Lake aIe stock exchange All Al Al Ale e recent favorites were under eat ht selling pressure with Moun- Moun n City Copper Walker and Tintic suffering losses ranging Tto to 15 cents p 9 Mountain City opened at off ott i c nta and dropped to 50 Tintic andard nl declined to off 10 juts its and Walker Valker to off ot 7 1 to 58 Eureka Lilly dropped LUy Ints ai off ott 2 but recovered to 59 nl opened at 22 22 off ol 1 1 and re revered re re- vered di to 23 2 Combined Metals Meals eded to 12 cents ot off a half hal cent off 1 and Silver torn fern om Silver to 35 ol SIver Jandard dard to 1 14 off a half hal cent cent Tintic Lead recovered to 60 cents cent p l i to 43 up 3 Park render Premier to 5 l up a quarter cent md d Eureka Mines to 2 2 up 1 Park City Consolidated held firm It t 37 cents with wih 30 shares chang- chang og 3 hands bands bands Other stocks selling at unchanged rt prices were Bulo Bulon Bul Bui- bon on Crown Point East Tintic Con Con- o and Tintic Central Central jOn iOn the unlisted call caU Utah Idaho off sugar gar common eased to f ot ni cents