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MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
Yesterday s market reflected the
peace pact indicated in the exchange
report between the big interests
which have been at each other's
throats since the Rock Island sensa
tion came to light. Coincident with
the information that the exchange
war had been averted, money eased
and the rate fell on. oecause of all
of which, and a better outlook at
VVasuington, the market was more
near normal yesterday than in some
days. From the opening the eastern
trading was stronger. All of the
list benefited in steadiness, and the
most of the issues closed higher.
Things look very ripe for resumption
of the upward movement and unless
there is sudden development of the
unexpected, today should witness
safe return to the advance side.
There was nothing sensational in the
movement of any of the stocks yes
terday, but there was a great deal in
their steadiness and the generally
improved tone that things had.
HALT LAKK SQI'KK/K.
SALT LAKE. Jan. 13.—The up
ward movement in Tintle Central
Stock is clearly convincing that the
shorts have been caught napping and
that the owners of the control
purpose to have the stock manipu
lators pay for trifling with the short
end of the shares.
The second attraction was Opex
In the unlisted doss. Its shares were
not in evidence even after repeated
efforts had been made to draw them
out at 60 cents. The mine is said
to be improving, and has the ear
marks of another Knight bonanza.
K. W. HULSK A CO. LETTER.
Yesterday's market showed some
lack of steadiness. No doubt there
were many losses on the outside
markets all along the line. The Kly
stocks, as a whole did not fare so
badly. Kly Central sold as low as
$1.87*6 and at one time but $1.75
was bid. McDonald, while it held a
good mark throughout the day,
found absolutely no market yester
day. Mason Valley and ..oston Kly,
among the locals, saved the day by
holding to good marks throughout.
Qlroux felt the effect of the efforts
of the bears and registered a grad
ual decline from $12 to $11.50.
Among the outsiders that have local
popularity. Kay Central and Inspira
tion showed up splendidly through
out the day’s session. All told, the
market situation has been a delicate
one during the past few days, but
there is every Indication that the at
mosphere will clear In a day or so.
In the meantime those issues show
ing merit will prove good buys. In
this class dozens of good buys can
be sought out. Many of the issues
that are being struck quite
hard by these periodical reactions,
make splendid buys and later show
good profits to their holders.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON STtK’KS.
Open. CIobc.
Amalgamated . . 86.00 .86
Am. Smelting .. . 93.37 ^6 98.50
Adventure. 6.87*6 8.25
Ahmeek.216.00 215.00
Allouez. 53.00 52.00
Arlz. Cornel. 47.00 47.50
Arcadian. 9.3. *6 9.25
Atlantic. 11.25 11.25
Boston Con. ... 20.87*6 20.50
Butte Coalition.. 24.09 27.00
Cal. & Hecla ...665.00 670.00
STOCKS ARE ALWAYS MOVING
We have every move. The best
facilities for executing
orders in Kly.
E. W. HULSE & CO.
STOCK BROKERS
Member* of Salt Lake Milling Kx.
Fast service Salt l<ake, New York
ami Itoston. Stocks and bonds
I to light and sold in all markets.
MAIN OFFH K KLY, NKVADA.
I'lione :<:t for (Quotations.
Salt Lake Olllee, d Main Street.
Cal. & Arlz. 99.00 97.00
Chief Con. 2.50 2.43%
Copper Range .. 83.37 % 83.25
Ch|no. 13.25 13.37 %
Daly West . 8.75 8.50
Davis Daly. 3.75 3.50
Dolores. 7.50 7.00
, Hast Hutte. 12.12 % 12.00
First National .. 5.75 5.75
Franklin. 11.50 17.50
Florence. 5.75 5.75
Gila. 10.25 10.00
Goldfield Con. .. ..62% 7.62%
j Greene C'ananea . 11.00 10.75
I Granby.110.00 110.00
j Hancock. 34.00 33.50
[Keweenaw. 5.12% 5.50
! Inspiration. 9.50 9.50
j Dasalle. 17.37% 16.50
] Dake. 88.12% 8 8.50
i Da Rose . 4.75 4.75
i Majestic.96 .93
| Mascott. 7.00 7.50
Miami. 26.00 26.00
i Mex. Comc'l .... 4.62% 4.75
Michigan. 7.00 8.00
; Mohawk. 67.37% 69.25
I Nevada Utah . .. 1.62% 1.50
I Newhouae. 3.50 3.50
| Niplssing.iO.OO 10.00
North Butte .... 42.00 41.75
I Old Dominion ... 52.00 61.25
Ohio Copper .... ;>.37 % 4.87%
'Osceola. 163.00 162.00
! Parrot. 20.00 20.00
Quincy. 89.00 88.00
; Rawhide.18 .18
S Raven.60 .65
[Ray Central .... 3.62% 3.75
| Ray Con. 30.62% 26.62%
Royale. 26.87 % 27.00
Shannon. 16.75 16.75
Sup. & Pittsburg 16.00 15.75
[ Tamarack. 67.00 67.00
! Tenn. Copper . . . 38.00 38.00
Trinity. 10.12% 10.00
United Copper .. 8.00 7.87% j
I Utah Con. 4 2.87% 41.00
Utah Copper . .. 57.25 56.87%
U. S. Smelters .. 52.62% 52.62 % !
do pfd . 51.00 51.00
Victoria. 4.60 5.00
Winona. 11.37% 10.12% |
Wolverine. 149.00 149.00
Wyandotte. 2.75 2.75
Yukon. 4.87% 4.87%
Helvetia. 5.25 5.00
Con. Mercur.11 .11
Kerr Dake . 9.87% 9.87%'
Buffalo. 2.50 2.50 * I
KLY STOCKS.
Boston Kly. 4.37% 4.25
Nevada Con.26.12% 26.00
Giroux. 12.00 11.50
Climb. Kly. 8.00 8.00
Kly Central _ 2.12% 1.87% !
Kly Con.85 .85
SALT LAKK STOCKS.
Open. Close.
Bln. Amal.10 .09% '
Black Jack.10 .10
Bullock.01% .01%
Carlsa.50 .50
Ced. Talisman .. .03% .04%
Colorado.7 4 .74
Columbus. 1.02% 1.07%
Crown Point . . . .06 .06
Daly Judge .... 4.50 4.75
K. Tin Con.01 % .01 %
i K. Tin I>ev.06% .06
(•rand Central .. 2.07% 2.10 I
Ibex Gold.03 .03
Indian Queen ... .02% .02%
Inyo Gold.06 .06
Iron Blossom . .. .72 .72
Iron King.12 .12
Little Belle. 1.60 1.62% j
Lower Mammoth .61 .61
Mason Valley . .. 2.25 2.25
May Day.19 .18
Mineral Flat ... .01 .01
tot. Lake.06 .06
Nevada Hills . . . .65 .65
New York.10% .10%
Plutus.04 % .04%
Prince Con.»4 .95
Provo.04% .06
Seven Troughs . . .10 .10
Silver King _ 3.57% 3.55
Silver Shield ... .04% .04%
Sioux Con.58% .59
So. Col. Com.07% .08
Swansea Con.03% .02%
Tlntlc Central . . .04 % .09
Uncle Sam.4 4 .45
Utah Con.05 .05
Victoria Con.05 .05
Western Nevada. .22% .22%
Yankee Con.05 .05
Yerlngton Copper. .05% .03
McDonald.44 .44
Witch.27 .27
Federal.13 .13
Resurrection ... .11 .09
Calumet.26 .26
HKRRICK-KKRIN NEW YORK
CLOSE.
Bid. Asked.
Nevada Con.$26.50 $26.37 %
Giroux. 11.50 11.75
Ely Central. 2.0u v* 2.06%
Boston Ely. 4.37% 4.50
Ely Con.86 .90
Ely Witch.27 .20
Mason Valley ... 2.12% 2.25
ltawhlde Coalition .20 .27
Chino. 13.50 13.62%
Greene Cananea . 10.75 11.00
HKRRICK-KKRIN SALT LAKE
CLOSE.
Bid. Asked.
j Ely Calumet.25
I Colorado Mining. .74 .76
| Iron Blossom . . . .72 .73
Mason Valley . . . 2.25 2.27 %
Sioux Con.2!* .30
Uncle Sam.45 .47
Indian Queen . . . 1.50 2.25
Yerrlngton. 3.00 5.00
| Tonopah production for the first
| week of the year was $148,000.
We have the best unincorporated ground
in the district listed on our book*.
Write or call on us if you want to get in
on the Ely boom.
ELY INVESTMENT COMPANY
ELY, NEVADA
BIG PUBLIC
Harry »arlington, well known
mining man.arrived |agt night from |
Wilmington, »el., and is at the Step
toe. He expe(8 to remain here |ook_
ing after his interests for some
weeks.
"Conditions in,he east." said Mr.
Darlington last ni«M -are excellent,
with much attentib, entered upon
the mining enterpri.g of the We8t
and theoutlook for th better than
ever before. This particularly
true in relation to Nevad. h| h has
been redeemed in the opt., . .
vestors, big and little, by . , *
did dividend record of Goldfl.,]^T**'
and the great record of Nevao ^ '
in getting in the producing and,,
dend paying list with so much cl;*' ;
ity.
"I believe the year will prove J
most satisfactory one for the Ely dis
trict and also for the balance of the
mining districts of White Pine coun
try. A great deal of money is com
ing out for investment in properties
in the county, and 1 uave every con
fidence that there are a great many
both in and out of the Ely district
that will make good with the funds
that may be provided to carry on
needed work. The ^aiue of the bul
lion output of the county should
treble within the next two years, in
which time a custom smelter will
have blown in to afford home market
for a world of outside ores. $6,000,
000, I believe, is the estimated out
put for 1909. With a custom plant
and the Giroux plant going, this fig
ure will easily raise to $20,000,000
in 1911-12.”
REGENT TRAGEDY
LITTLEJEEDED
There is a new Greek colony be-I
tween the Nevada Con. steam shovel ;
lilt and the Ely Central Eureka shaft, j
and the young Greeks of the colony ;
are devoting their spart time to tar
get practice, notwithstanding the
fatality which occurred only a few
weeks ago In the vicinity.
The young men are practicing
shooting at a rock, and it is all right
as long as they continue to hit the
rock. The rock is fairly big, and
the marksmen ought not to miss it.
Hut any time they do miss it, the
man, woman or child walking in
front of It will probably be the tar
get. It is possible that a word in
time might save something, but the
parties to the last shooting were
warned of their practice, but to no
avail.
———————
NEVADA MINING NOTES.
Three shafts are sinking at Buck
horn. In one, at 154 feet, bonunza
ore has been entered.
Rawhide now has several good
shippers and is steadily reported j
looking better.
Snow and cold have stopped ex- ]
tensive prospecting operations around ,
Bannock.
The new Rock Point mill at Day
ton will soon be ready to go in com
mission. It replaces the burned raia
and will drop 40 stamps.
No clue has yet been obtained to
thieves who broke into the Loftus &
Davis office at Goldfield and stole a
valuable ore collection.
_:
ANNUAL REPORT.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 1, 1909.
Statement of the financial condi
tion of the Lead King Mining &
Milling Co. for the year ending De
cember 31, 1909.
Rereipts.
Balance cash on hand Jan
uary 1, 1909.$ 109.81
Cash received during the
year. 2,741.53
Total receipts.$2,911.34
Disbursement*.
Paid for labor, patent, sur
veys and expenses.$1,882.73
Balance cash on hand. . . .$1,028.61
GEO. F. GOODWIN,
14-7 Secretary and Treasurer.
ANNUAL REPORT.
Salt Lake City. Jan. 1, 1910.
Statement of the financial condi
tion of the Ohana Mining Co. for the
year ending December 31, 1909:
Receipts.
Balance cash on hand Janu
ary 1, 1909 .I 65.82
Cash received during the
your.. 3,878.55
Total receipts .$3,944.37
Disbursement*.
Paid for labor and general
expenses .$3,871.95
Balance cash on hand.$ 72.42
j L. L. SIMMONS,
13-7 Secretary and Treasurer.
The Little Gem
Steaks, Chops and
Choicest Cuts
Short Orders at the Shortest
Possible Notice
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
FRANK COUNTS, Mgr.
---li
HAYES GREEN PARK HOTEl
First Class Furnished Rooms
Always Quiet and Elegant.
Housekeeping rooms single en suite
MI88 HAYES. Proprietress.
For Dry Googs, Gents’ Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Caps, Trunks and
Suit Cases, Blankets at right prices
THE FAIR
Building Material of Every Description
5IEPI0E V1LLET WEB MU lilMI Ml
Lump Coal, per ton . . . $10.00
Nut Coal, “ “ . . . . 9.50
Run of Mine “ “ .... 9.00
Coal at above prices delivered at Ely or Ely City *
Delivered to Lane City $2.00 per ton additional
Phone Main 89.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
w. V. HICK, Pr**n. H. A. COM INS, Vice Free
EUGENE GILES. C*abJ»r J. W. BIGGANE, An't C^eb.
ADVANCE
WITH THE DISTRICT. YOU CAN DO IT ONLY BY I
INVESTMENT. THE BEST INVESTMENT, IN OUR
OPINION, IS IN REALTY AND A HOME OF YOUR OWN.
HESE ARE FOUNDATION STONES WHICH HAVE
FAILED TO ADVANCE THOSE WHO HAVE
MADi i
tpat I?E 0F THEM. THEY EVER AND ALWAYS
leald-ard.
OUR OFhus
TO SELL LOTS ON THE INSTALLMEN.
TO BUILD OR SELL HOMES ON THE -LAN AND
STANDS GOOD WINTER AND SUMMER. WE *LAN’
NOW THE PAYMENT OF $25 ON A LOT OF YOU&ISE
SELECTION AND THE PAYMENT OF $25 EACH M(3P
UNTIL THE OPENING OF THE SPRING BUILDINu
SEASON, WHEN IF YOU WANT TO BUILD ON THE LOT
WE WILL PUT YOU UP THE HOUSE YOU WANT, EASY
PAYMENTS, UNTIL THE FINAL DEEDS ARE IN YOUR
HANDS.
BEGINNING
MUST ALWAYS BE MADE IN EVERYTHING. THE
SOONER BEGUN THE SOONER THROUGH. SEE US AT
ONCE AND LET US ENTER INTO FULL EXPLANATION
OF THE OPPORTUNITIES WE OFFER IN REALTY AND
HOMES. MONEY NEED NOT BOTHER YOU, FOR THE
TERMS FIT ALL POCKETBOOKS.
ELY
SECURITIES
COMPANY

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