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Show 10 INTER-MOUNTAI- MINING REVIEW. N STOCKS LISTED ON THE SALT LAKE STOCK AND MINING EXCHANGE. s Location of Mine. 3 Tintic Park City Park City Camp Floyd G.,S,C. S., G., .... G. Cal . G. Vanderbilt, . G., G., G., Bingham a a Park City Park City L. S., L. S., L., C. S , CM L. S.,L. G., S., L. G., H,, L. p Floyd ic .. ......... Fish Sprint G. G. G., G., G., G. G., G. S., C., L. S., L. S., L. S.i L. G., S., L. gm G. s., c.,l. G. G. G., S., L. G., S., L. S. L. G. G., S., L. I This list is incomplete, as many Utah mines have been and are now operated at great profit by individuals and close corporations that do not dividends. Twelve millions wonld be a conservative estimate of the amount of dividends paid by these mines. their publish illNING STOCK REVIEW. What promised at the opening to be a lively week for the listed 'stocks fell rather flat toward the close, as a result of a series of raids made on several of the choice stocks. Mammoth touched about the highest point in nearly four years, selling during the week as high as $3.75, but at the close it was sold as low as $3.10. The cause for the slump is variously assigned. A report, which could not be traced to an authentic source, was going the rounds to the effect that a block of 10,000 shares was going to be placed on the market, and that the dividend that was expected early in June would not be declared until August, some say not until December. Authentic information as to the date of the next dividend is lacking, but a good guesser who is in touch with the management, thinks it will be declared early in July. Ajax which stood up against repeated onslaughts and ranged around $1 with many sales, succumbed at the end of the week and sold as low as 82 cents. It is stated that an offer of $1.50 has been made for a large block of the stock, presumably enough to furnish a control. There are some prominent brokers who say that holders of both Mammoth and Ajax have been trying to swap the former for the latter in order to bear Ajax. The result has been more than was at first figured on, as both stocks have declined heavily. Alliance has been the recipient of bids as high as 25 cents, but no stock has been offered. Anchor made some sales with the stock closing at $1.10 bid. recorded no transactions during the week, and no inducements were offered to either buyers or sellers. Centennial-Eurek- a the improved, stock being held at $90 at the close with bids at $74, but no stock changed hands on the board. were both inacDaly and Daly-We- st tive, but good figures were bid. Eagle Bullion-Bec- k sold as low as 8 3 cents during the week, but at the close received bids of 10 cents. East Golden Gate was severely ton and Richmond and Anaconda following closely. The favorite in the class was Swansea, which stood $1.96 bid at the close, and made sales totalhandled, 9000 shares changed hands at ing 1400 shares. The excellent condition low figures, and at the close the stock of this property since the new hoist was offered at 20 cents without finding was erected and the period of development work practically passed makes it any bids. Galena of Fish Springs is still in a favorite with both speculators and strong demand with generous bids and investors. Rover sold at 28 cents during the very stiff holdings. Geyser is low and Inactive. Herschels closing bid was 10 week, but closed with 30 cents bid. The unlisted stocks closed as follows: cents, and Horn Silver was held at $2.50, with no transactions in either stock. The week records the entrance to the listed stocks of a newcomer in the person of the Malvern, located in Camp Floyd district, and owned by the principal owners of the famous Mercur mine. The stock has received strong bids and was well received, but as yet no shares have been offered. Mercur, which passed its usual April dividend, yesterday paid the May dividend of 12 cents per share, or $25,000, bringing the total dividends to date up to $450,000. The stock, however, was slightly weaker at the close than at the beginning of the week, the reason apparently lying in the belief that the improvements contemplated by the management will necessitate the passing of some more monthly dividends. A payment was recently made on the Mattie group now owned by the Mercur company, 300 shares changed hands in the week. Ontario was slightly weaker. Silver King gained in strength, bids of $16 being made, but the stock was held at 1-- Assessments. $25. Sioux Consolidated suffered a decline during the week, but without any apparent reason. The property is said to be in first-clacondition, and the output of the mill is reported to be in every way satisfactory. Utah recorded some sales during the week at figures better than last weeks ss bids. Of the unlisted stocks Little Pitts- burg was the heaviest seller, with Dal |