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Show I- EUREKA BULLION NifHE Keystone Reaches $1.00 and Tintic Standard Closes at $4,925 on Exchange Eureka Bullion was tho feature of the trading today on the Salt Lako Slock &, Mining exchange, it changing hands as high as 25 cents. This stock) opened in the morning around 21 j cents, on ihe second call the first sale: was registered at 21 cents, and it continued strong, it selling as high as 25 cenis, but weakened a trifle before the close, it closing with only 235 cents bid and 24 cents asked. The rest ; of the market was fairly active, with Keystone showing considerable more s'rengh, it opening at 95 cents and ari-;ancing ari-;ancing to $1.00. Tintic Standard changed hands as high as $4. 95, closing clos-ing with $4.90 hid and ?i.9CVj asked. Black Metals sold as low as 11c; Eureka Eu-reka Lily changed hands at 20c; Columbus Co-lumbus Rexall sold as low at Glc; lion King weni at 36c; Lehi Tintic brought ISttfrlSMsc; Nalldrivcr changed hands at 70(71c; Prince Con. brought GGc; Sells went at 395I)19c; North Standard Stand-ard sold as high as 12c and Union Thief brought 13c. (Quotations furnished over private wire of J. A. Hoglc &. Company, Eccles Building.) j I Stock Bid Ask i Alia Con $ .09'? .10 lbion ; ..10',: .11 American Con 0oJ,4j .OUfcl Alta Tunnel 09 .094k Big Hill 11 .14 Big Cottonwood .00', .OiyJ Bullion 05 W .06'ji Black Metals 11 .12 ( olumbus Rexall 62 .G3 t rown Point 05 ',4 .06'' Colorado Con 0514! -n65 Central Eureka 01 Vz .0,, Cardiff 1.55 1.70 Firngon Con 15 .IS Daly West -1.00 -1.60 East Crown Point 03 VJ .P3?i East Tintic Coal .06 .07 Est Tintic Con..'. ...f .11 .12 Eureka Mines ,06 .07' Eureka Lily , .20 .21 Eureka Bullion 2Kfc .21 Emma Silver . .10 .11 Empire Mines T OS .17 Gold Chain v'07 .10 Grand Central 12 .46 Howell .. 07 .OS Iron Blossom !! .'15 Iron King . .T,5 .36 . Judge Mining 1.50 5.10 Kennebec . 1 5l2 .-Keystone .-Keystone .1)5 .1.00 Leonora .02Vi .03 Lent Tintic IS .1S -.Mav Day .x. 04 Miller Hill 01 j .02 j Moscow . . ' 05 JO-' I Michigan Utah .0S .09 I North Standard '.11 .12 I New Quincy . 07 Vi .07 I Ohio Copper 30 I Opohongo 02 .02 V, L-fX Bannock 00 .01 , Tlutus .. : .-'.2 . .-13 Prince Con CG .G7 Pfoo 05 .0G Paloma 00 .01 Rico Argentine -01 Rico "Wellington 30 .33 Sells 19.' - .10. Silver King Coal .2.00 2.05 I Piher King Con 1.50 1.57) Sioux Con 03 . .05 " j South Hecla 1.15 1.20 South Standard 2S .30V' Silver Shield ". . .IS .40 I Tar Baby , .03 .0-! Tintic Central : .03 .04 1 Tintic Standard ...... 5,90. -1.95 Utah Con 01 .02 Uncle Sam .02 j .02 West Toledo OS .0S Walker Mining 3.60 4.Q0 Woodlawn 15 .19 Yankee Con 06 .10 Zuma 2S j .33 Beaver Copper , .01 Ml .01 Empire. Copper 30 j .35 Nalldriver .60 .70 j Union Chief 11 ,. I INDUSTRIAL STOCKS. j Stock . 1 Bid Ask Amal Sugar . $ 14. 00$ 11.50 Prefi-rred 104. 50 105.50 Con V.agon 120.001 122.00 UUah-Idnho Sugar ... S.70 9.05 Lion Coal 64.00 75.00 Lion Bonds 91.00 MuMiai Creamery .. 11.00 Utah Construction 190. 0C Fjr-1 Nat-, Ogden 330.00 PIngree National bankj 250.00 Ellison Ranching .. ..j 130.00 Security State Bank.. 155.001 1G0.00 Z C. M. 1 150.00 Goddard Packing .. : 9.00 Utah Power & Light. . 91.00 94.00 NEW YORK STOCK LIST Western Allis-Chalmers 45 American Beet Sugar 92U American Can 49 Amer. Smel!. &. Refin 69 American Sugar 3.32 GeneralGencial Electric 1.56 General Motors 3.75 Goodrich Co .72 i Great Northern pfd 79 Great Northern Ore Ctfs 39 Northern Pacific 79 Southern Pacific .99 Southern Railway 23 Studebaker Corporations L22vt United States Steel U0G Utah Copper 77 6 Westlnghouse Electric ....v.. .52 Willys-Overland 351 Montana Power, bid 6S Sbattuck Arizona 11 American Intercorporatlon 1023 Royal Dutch, N. Y 1.06- Texas &&& Pacific 43 Standard Oil, N. J-. pfd... 1.11H NEW TORK, April S. The same speculative Issues that contributed largely to yesterday's Irregularly etrong stock market were again conspicuous con-spicuous at the active opening of today's to-day's session. Steels, equipments, motors and oils reflected the further confident operations of pools at early gains of 1 to 6- points, with equally BUbstantial advances among food share and kindred specialties. Rails proved the only exception to the high- cr trend! showing relative heaviness on small dealings. Trading shifted from one group to another in the rourso of the ilr&l hour, but tho market continued to advance. 1 a mi Mar rumors of prospective stock dividends accounted for the further rise, especially in motor and equipment equip-ment sharer. Specialties were the outstanding out-standing features, notably Stromb'erg, Vanadium, Conlinetal Can, Harvester, Industrial Alcohol and tho sugars at calm; of 3 to 10 points. American and Baldwin Locomotives, General Motors, Mo-tors, American Car and Republic Iron were Included among the strong recent favorites, but United States Steel was under yrtrnsure. Profit-taking cut into many gains before noon. . Call money opened at C per cent. |
