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Show DALY HITS TOBOGGAN; DALY-JUDGE CLIMBS UP Daly hit the toboggan with a thud on the morning call, reaching the 13.85 mark before putting down tbe brakes. Only 320 shares were released, but during their sale the price went from $4.10 to the figure mentioned above. Daly-Judge made another substantial spurt and succeeded in reaching the 311 goal, fifty shares going at that figure on the open call, while 200 were- dropped at $10.90. Grand Central also showed up strong, opening at $5.20, a figure which it could not maintain, going back to $5.12. Utah remained at yesterday's figure, 100 going at 66 cents and 100 at 66 cents. . La Relne made a record in the matter of releasing stock, a total of 35,000 shares being the number. A 5-cent bid brought out 30,000 of them, while the others oth-ers went at 5 cents, buyer sixty days. New York opened at 24 cents, crawled up to 25 cents. Wabash advanced to 42 cents after a sale of about 1000 shares. Nalldrlver, which sold yesterday at $2.50, opened trading at $2.40 and dropped to $2.35 in the course of a few sales. Lower Mammoth was active again, but on the downward scale. The industrial and bank stocks were not called today. The closing quotations and list of sales follow: --Bid. Asked. AJax $ .30 $ .30 Bullion-Beck 1.25 . Carlsa 17 .18 Consolidated Mercur 1.67 .1.67 Creole '.. .60 Daly S.85 4.00 Daly West 39.60 39.55 Daly-Judge ... 10.75 10.75 Dexter 07 Eagle & Blue Bell 80 .85 Galena . .17 .20 Grand Central 6.07 6.09 Horn Silver 1.10- Ingot .08 Lower Mammoth .63 Mammoth I-"6 May Day 16 . .15 Ontario .65 .70 Petro W Rocco-Homestake Sacramento 26 . .26 Sunshine -1 Silver King 70.00 76.00 Sllyer Shield 04 .05 Star Consolidated 10 .16 Swansea i .82 .... South Swansea 21 .24 United States 25.37 26.12 United States Consolidated . .25 Utah 65 -6 Valeo -10 Ben Butler 07 .08 Black Bess .50 Boss Tweed 23 .25 Burton -l" California . 20 -21 Century 68 . 73 Dalton 03 Emerald 07 Golden Eagle -00 .... Joe Bowers -01 I -a Relne .04 .05 Martha Washington 06 .06 Richmond-Anaconda 63 New York 25 Tetro 1 18 Victor' 24 .24 West Morning Glory 01 White Rock -53 Yankee Consolidated 41 .45 Wabash 41 .41 REGULAR CALL. Daly, 20 at J4.10; 200 at $3.90; 100 at J3.85. Daly West. 25 at $39.65; 30 at $39.60 ; 25 at $39.60; 25 at $39.55. Grand Central, 130 at $5.20; 800 at $5.15; 100 at $5.12. Ingot, 300 at 8c. Lower Mammoth, 100 at 68c; SO0 at 6Sc; 100 at 6Tc; 100 at' 67c; 500 at 67c, seller sixty days. Sacramento, 600 at 27c. Utah. 10O at 66c; 100 at 66c. California, 600 at 21c; 60 Oat 21c La Relne, 30.000 at 5c; 1000 at 5c, buyer thirty days; 2000 at 6c, buyer sixty days. New York. 600 at 24c; 6000 at 24c; 500 at 22c: 1000 at 25c: 600 at 25c. Wabash. 100 at 41c; 10 Oat 41c. OPEN BOARD. Dalv-Judge. 200 at $10.90; 50 at $11.00. California. 400 at 21c. Martha Washington, 2o at 7c; 2000 at 6c, seller thirty days; 200 at 6c; 3000 at 6i.c. New York. 1500 at 25ic. Wabash, 200 at 41c; 100 at 42c; 500 at 42c: 200 at 42c. Nalldrlver. 100 at $2.40; 100 at $2.37: 50 at $2.35; 200 at $239; 200 at $2.40; 100 at $2.35. Thompson. 600 at 41c. TOTAL SALES. Regular. 40,396 shares, at $13,104.38. Open board, 11.500 at $5840.26. Total, 51.895 shares, at $18,944.63. AFTEBN00N CALL. , 4 V Daly opened stronger again 4- this afternoon, but dropped a notch wijh each sale; 200 shares were sold) at $4.05; 100 at $4.02, 100 at $4, and 200 at $3.90. Eagle & Blue Bell released 600 shares, selling upward from 83 to -4 86 cents. Sacramento sold 500 at 26 cents, and 100 at 27 cents. Grand Central opened with 100 at $5.15 and followed with 100 at $5.17. and 100 at $5.20. A total of 11,000 shares of La 4--f Relne changed hands at 5 cents. be added to. The active members of the directorate at the present time are: Daniel Guggenheim, president; Harry Payne Whitney, S. R. Guggenheim and Simon Guggenheim, as managing directors. direc-tors. Kuhn, Loeb & Co., W. C. Whitney, Whit-ney, the Guggenheim syndicate and Thomas F. Ryan are' the largest stockholders stock-holders in the company. HIGHLAND BOY WORK. Superintendent W.' R. Smith of the Highland Boy Consolidated of Bingham Bing-ham came in from that property last pight. Mr. Smith says the main ore body for which the management has been driving should be reached within a few days, in fact he is hourly expecting expect-ing to encounter it. The flow of water has somewhat retarded operations, but that difficulty has now been overcome. - STRIKE MADE IN THE BINGHAM CENTENNIAL. Manager J. A. Jacobson of the Bingham Bing-ham Centennial came from the property this morning with ore samples taken from the tunnel in that property. At the 300-foot point a contact vein was encountered which promises - good results. re-sults. The ore shows 22 per cent lead, eighteen ounces silver, $1.60 in gold and lb per cent copper. Mr. Jacobson says the entire face of the tunnel is in the same quality of ore and Is of the opinion opin-ion that it will hold out. The property joins the Ben Butler and the ore is similar to that of the latter mine. MARTHA SHOULD BE CONTINUOUS PRODUCER. A. S. Camp'cJl, who returned from the Martha Washington this morning, thinks that property will be a continuous continu-ous producer, on a small scale, from now on. Both the Martha and the Antelope An-telope veins are opening up with good results. On the former a winze has been sunk to a depth of ninety feet. In ore all the way, and stoplng has been started on the Antelope. Everything about the property appears to be In first-class condition, and the ore now being loaded Is fully as rich as the recent re-cent shipment. METAL QUOTATIONS. Silver Is quoted at 48 cents today, and copper at 12 cents. -f MINIHO NOTES. The Taylor-Brunton company received one car of ore from Frisco today, and seven from Tlntlc. The Conklin sampler received five care of ore from, the Grand Central today. to-day. The ore and bullion settlements yesterday yes-terday amounted to $112,800. The management of the Carlsa has placed an order for an air compressor with which to operate four power drills. A meeting of the directors of the Utah mine has been called for tomorrow afternoon. af-ternoon. Manager A. L. Jacobs of the Ben Butler is back from California. E. G. Woolley, the stock broker, has returned from a trip to New York and Boston. Another meeting of the Tlntlc ore shippers will probably be held next Saturday. Sat-urday. Superintendent Osborne of the Majestic Majes-tic came up from that property Yesterday. Yester-day. Manager Lloyd of the Copper Mountain Moun-tain company says work on that property prop-erty will be resumed. The shaft will be sunk from the 100 to the 200-foot level, and a new whim will be installed. William Bayley. director of the Bingham Bing-ham Consolidated, who came in from Los Angeles Wednesday, left for the East today. I Henry Stern of the Yampa spent yes terday In an inspection of that property. BROKERS WILL FIGHT LEWIS & ADAMS BILLS A special meeting of the stock exchange ex-change directors was called at noon today to-day for the purpose of taking some action ac-tion relative to the bills introduced in the Legislature yesterday by Lewis and Adams, directed against stock manipulations. manipu-lations. "One of those bills," said Director Herman Bamberger Immediately after they had been read, "was Introduced for telflsh purposes, and the other is a ridiculous ridic-ulous creation." "They are both unconstitutional," put in Mr. Guthrie." "That may be," continued con-tinued Mr, Bamberger, "but you can't tell what those fellows down there might do, and we ought to have a committee com-mittee appointed to look after the interests inter-ests of the exchange." Mr. Page moved that the whole question ques-tion be ignored, but the other members thought differently, and a committee of Ralph Guthrie, Herman Bamberger and Farnsworth was appointed. NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED. Articles of incorporation of the De La Mar Extension Gold Mining company were filed with the Secretary of State yesterday. The company's property lies contiguous to the Bamberger De La Mar bonanza and includes the Mitchell and Scott group of claims. The officers and directors are: R. B. Cameron, president; presi-dent; W. T. Mitchell of De La Mar, vice-pfesldent; Dr. Murray R, Stewart, treasurer, and Attorney D. S. Truman, secretary. GUGOENHEIMS JOIN FORCES WITH JOHN HAYS HAMMOND. It Is announced In New York that John Hays Hammond will become associated asso-ciated with the Guggenheim Exploration Explora-tion company in the capacity of general manager and consulting engineer. It was announced that In future Mr. Hammond Ham-mond would, as general manager to the Exploration company, begin the work of development of several of the important impor-tant mining propositions which are now controlled by the Guggenheim syndicate. syndi-cate. Plans are practically completed for a merger of several of the Important Impor-tant Mexican and Western mines recently re-cently bought in the interest of the Guggenheim Exploration company, and these properties will pass under its control. con-trol. This involves an Increase in the capital stock of the company from its present amount, $6,500,000, to at least $15,000,000. With the increase in capitalization of this company it is expected that the number on the board of directors wlU |
