Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-03-10 | Page 6 | Ore Producers Sting Traders

RE 1 J TRADERS Trading iD in metal mining ahm shares at atthe a the bho o Salt Lake Le stock and mining ex ex- 9 hange has has been gradually switching from om em the highly speculative l sues issues to tobe tee be mol stable stocks s ot of producing nines nee This hat hae hac been especially In evl- evl tence Cence lence the latter lter part of at this week weEk when hen hen buying haG hao been noticeably ably heavy hElvy t dividend paying mines which K ay advanced sharply and nd in properties proper proper- ties lies that ar are producing and in a d good bood position ghIs morning Keystone one ne of the h I producing properties of at P Pr Prk rc City I Ie Made e a sharp advance from 65 I 70 This compan company has b been en making mak nak- mak-I mak ing kig g good weekly e y shipments and its iti sill Mill which h c was r recently started Ij Is working In splendid sha shape e and the Is favored by a high class management conducting n 1 lt Ita affairs tintic 1 fe Standard t a sold for r 2871 this e Morning Walker continues to be Well wel bove above 4 U. while hie Utah Park Utah Pak and Park City Mining and Smelting aro ar both strong strong- morning morning- West I Toledo selling 1 g lost for t 3 35 fractionally a cents r Wood Wood- this J wn wn and Zuma both sold for tor 7 cents e ts Prince rince Consolidated s sold ld for tor 9 91 3 Park Park- gingham Ingham was one of ot the speculative e to show strength thi veiling up to 61 6 cents New Quincy lold for 7 cents Michigan th was selling for 23 cents ater a a lull lun for a few days Little Litle May continued continued con con- off of its Is high fort the week selling sell sell- sel I ing log for tor 11 1 and 10 Tents e ts sold sod cents and Howell Howel for 41 H.