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Show HE V7. STOGKS -LISIBDr : MARKET AGAIN ACTIVE I The stock market showed complete recovery today from the sluggishness of j last Friday and Saturday, and a volume df business amounting to $24,28175 was done. The Interesting feature on the exchange this mornlng.however. was the calling for the first time of the Industrial and bank stock, the list Including most of the largest corporations and banks In Salt Lake, Ogden and Logan.Whlle bids were made on nearly all of them, no sales were recorded. Among the mining stocks Daly-Judge showed the greatest acivity, selling J about KKXT'shares upward from $10.15 to $10.50. Utah hit the decline at -69 cents, and went rapidly to 664 cents, 2300 shares going during the call, most of them below 67 cents. Daly also suffered a relapse, dropping below $5 again. Ingot released 5000 at S cents,' and 1000 at 8?4 cents, buyer sixty days. Wabash went back to its regular figure again today, the 5-cent assessment having been paid Saturday. Martha Washington dropped 4500 shares at the usual figure, from 7 to 6 cents. ' ' The closing Quotations and list of sales follow: ; AFTERNOON CALL. 4 A number of stocks were active . In the trading1 on the afternoon -f call. Uncle Sam released 8000 -f shares, 500 at 25. 1500 at 25c, buyerO days; 6500 at 25o, 600 at -f-v 25Hc, buyer 30 days. California 4- also parted with several thousand -f shares, selling as follows: 1400 at tf 22c, 1500 at 22c, 600 at 22c. seller 30 days; 1600 at 22Hc, and 500 at -f 224c, seller 30 days. ' ' 4- Daly-Judge made one sale of 4 4- 200 shares at $10.40, seller 60 days, 4-4- Daly remained stationary, while 4 4- Daly West sold down to $39.174. 4 4 Con Mercur dropped 1000 shares 4 4- at prices from $1.71 to $1.69. In- -f 4- got sold 2000 shares at 8c, and 4-4- Silver Shield 500 shares at 4c. 4-4- New York made a big Jump, 4-4- going- to 28!4c 'while 600 ehares 4-4- were sold at 28c, buyer 30 days. 4-4 4-4 The heavy sales were 1000 at 27c, 4-4 4-4 seller ten days, and 800 ehares at 4- 4 27c. 4-4-4444 44444444- Bid. Asked. Ajaxl 4 -Wi $ Alice .20 Bulllon-Beok .. . ' Carls -IS Congor 05 i Consolidated Mercur 1.71 1.71 Creole 30 . - Daly 4.85 4.90 Daly West S9.16 .2o Daly-Judge .. 10.60 10.55 Dexter 08 . Eagle ft Blue Bell 774 .So Galena K Grand Central 6-19 J Horn Silver 1.2 1.7a Ingot MM Lower Mammoth 5? Mammoth .. 1 May Day Ontario .. 6.174 .... Petro .. .i" Sacramento -27 Silver Shield 04 .07 Star Consolidated 12 Swansea .854 .9j Bouth Swansea 2H4 United States 25.75 27.00 Uncle Sam Consolidated .. .25 ' United Sunbeam .07 Utah .. .?4 -87 Valeo 10 .15 Ben Butler 07 .... Black Bess - Bobs Tweed ....7. 20 .23 ! California -21 Century l2., Dalton 02 .034 Golden Eagle , 004 .00S I La Relne .. 04H .04 Little Chief , Manhattan 004 .01 Martha Washington 06 -07 Richmond-Anaconda , .12 .... New York 2M4 Tetro .. 174 Victor 23 .24 Wabash 4 -l2 West Morning Glory 01 .02 White Rocks Yankee Consolidated .50 INDUSTRIAL AND BANK STOCKS. Bid. Asked. Commercial National Iioo.m $105.00 Con. W. 4 M. Co. (pfd.) 100.00 102.00 Ogden Savings '-l1! t8 Rark. i 145.00 R. M. B. Teleohone W.00 95.60 8. L. C. R. R 1?2 I04-75 con. Ry. ft P. Co W.OO Utah National 70.00 Z. C. M. 1 1M.50 Impossible to learn positively, but it Is generally understood that the proposed pro-posed extension will be made. CALIFORNIA CLOSED DOWN. The California mill and mine have been closed, and for an indefinite period. pe-riod. The order for the suspension of operations was sent out Friday, and it Is thought , a meeting of the directors will be held at once to decide upon a future course. MatSBM----S-S-M-B MINING NOTES. Secretary L. G. Brown of the Erie Copper company has returned from a long visit in the East. The Conklln sampler began the week with eleven cars of ore from Tintic? The Mammoth company's output for this month will amount to sixty cars. A postofflce has been opened near the Blue Acre mine, for the use of the miners mi-ners of that locality, L. E. Stoddard and F. F. Brewster came up from the Dixie Sunday evening, even-ing, more than pleased with their week's stay In camp. W. F. Mitchell and U. H. Outzen returned re-turned from California yesterday, after having made the final payment on the property taken over by the Shasta Gold and Copper company. The Centennial Eureka has begun the sinking of its shaft below the 1600-foot level. It is the intention to go down ' 400 feet deeper. The Taylor-Brunton sampler received a total of thirty-one cars of ore today, fifteen from Tintic, nine from Bingham, six from Nevada, two from Frisco and one from Idaho. A. A. Ball, treasurer of the Annie Laurie, says the company is again ready to begin paying dividends whenever the management may direct. RSQUliAK V-AUU Consolidated Mercur, 100 at $1.73; 160 at $1.72M: 200 at $1.72. Daly. 300 at 85; 150 at K77H. .. Daly-Judge. 50 at $10.85; 100 at $10.87tf: 10D at $10.60. buyer sixty days: 100 at $10.47Vt: 200 at $10.50; 100 at $1.50, seller 't)talySw"lt. 10 at 839.26; 25 at $39,224. Ingot. 2C00 at 84: 1000 at 8, buyer sixty davs. May Day. 600 at 154c. Sacramento. 1500 at 274c Silver Shield. 600 at 414c. Utah, 100 at 694c; 100 at 68c; 800 at 67e; 800 at 664c; 600 at 664c . California. 500 at 214c; 600 at 21c. Martha Washington. JfiOO at 7c; 2000 at 7c. buyer thirty days; 1000 at 6c, seller thirty days. New York. 100 at 24c. Victor. 200 at 234c; 700 at 2314c. Wabash. J00 at 41c; 100 at 42c. ' OPEN BOARD. ' AJax, 300 at 30c. Daly-Judge, 815 at $10.40; 100 at $10.45; 10 at $10.60. Daly West. 25 at $39,224. Boss Tweed. 120 at 20c. 1 Martha Washington. 2000 at 6c New York. 400 at 28c; 100 at 284c Mount Tonopah, lono at R3c. Nalldriver. 300 at 82.54: 300 at $2.54; 400 at $2.50; 300 at $2.51: 300 at $2.62. TOTAL SALES. Regular call. 16.135 shares for 814.380.66. Open board, 6670 shares for 39903.13. Total, 21,805 shares for $24,283.75. ' BULLION-BECK TO BE LEASED IN BLOCKS. The old workings of the Bullion-Beck of Eureka from the 200-foot level to the 1C00 level are to be leased, the leases to be limited to six months. The ground has been divided into 100-foot blocks north and south, but extend the entire length of the company's holdings east and west. The hoist, blacksmith shop, etc., will be at the service of the leasers, who will be assessed by the amount extracted. Many of the old employees of the Beck are among those ready to sign contracts with the management. man-agement. - LITTLE GIANT MAY . , BE REORGANIZED. 'At a meeting of those Interested In the Little Giant Mining company 'of Park City held yesterday an effort was made to resurrect ttfat organization. The mine has been neglected for years, and since most of the stock certificates were burned in the Park City fire it Is not known Just who owns the property. THIRTY FEET KOBE SHOULD BEACH CONTACT. A letter received this morning from Superintendent Free of the Park City Gold and Silver Mining company, by Attorney Stewart, says the shaft has been sunk to a depth of 120 feet, the last twenty feet passing through "good looking formations;" The local holders In the property are awaiting developments develop-ments with unusual Interest Just at present, as the contact should be reached inside of thirty or thirty-five feet. Superintendent Free says some Improvements Im-provements have been made above ground at the mine, the principal one being a new wblmhouse. COPPER BELT RAILWAY WILL BE EXTENDED. E. H. Robinson, general 'manager of the Tampa, is back from Denver, where he went to confer with the ffldala of the Denver & Rio Grande relative to the extension- of the Copper Belt railway rail-way at Bingham. What ths outcome of the conference at Denver was it was |