Show MINING STOCKS CONTINUE RISE In tho heaviest trading witnessed on on tho t Sa lt Lake Lako stock exchange Inco the boom days caused by rising rIsing ris ale ing silver allver prices last lut spring mining min mm- ing tocks stocks were whirled upward In Fridays Friday's session on the Salt Lake tack tock exchange Led by Mountain C City ty Copper and Walker a long list of issues registered new 36 1935 highs Mountain City Copper went vent to and Walker to 2 50 ty eight Issues traded in board lots lota with 17 11 registering gains ranging imp to tg 75 cents Jr Mountain City Copper opened at 1510 10 up 35 cents and advanced to to 1550 on a a. volume of ot 1950 shares hares Walker Valker opened at 2 up 12 cents advanced to and closed at at 25 with 2075 shares changing hands Chief Consolidated advanced to 64 Sf 4 cents up 8 Eureka Bullion to 26 cc cents up p 1 VAl Mammoth to up 2 cents centa North Lily to 66 cents up 1 Provo to 49 up 5 and Eureka Lilly to to 69 up 2 2 Other stocks I elling higher were Columbus Rexall Rex- Rex all East Standard East Utah LittIe LIt LIt- tIe May Central Big Hill Combined Metals Crescent Eagle on oIl Crown Point and Moscow Closing bids generally generall were equal to the days day's best prices and in two Instances Mammoth Instances Mammoth and Eureka Bullion were Bullion were higher Bids on many manyin tn in inactive cUve Iss issues es also were raised Tintic Lead yielded to 53 63 cents centa off oft t and rid Cardiff t to 20 off oft 2 Stocks Stow selling at unchanged prices were Tintic Standard Park City CIt Consolidated Bonanza Bristol Sliver Silver Leonora Bullion Eureka St Standard Ohio Copper and Sliver Silver King Ig g gestern Western estern 1 |