The White Pine news. [volume], March 18, 1910, Page THREE, Image 3

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MARKETS, MINING AND METALS
MARKET HAS
BETTER LOOK
-MANY GAINS
In the general list there was im
provement pretty near all along the
line yesterday. It was striking at
no point, but it was there and its
tone was good. They all look good
for purchase today, if you have the
cash, but otherwise no. Too much is
going on under the surface to permit
of any certain analysis of the situa
tion. Therefore it is unpropltious
margin time, but fine cash Invest
ment opportunity for the acquire
ment of stocks.
Those that failed to advance yes
terday and took the opposite turn
were comparatively few. A pro
nounced performer among those that
continued the downward movement,
however, was Ely Central. It Is
known that at the mine they are get
ting close to their ore in the recover
ed shaft and it is possible that the
stock is being left to take care of it
self and perhaps encouraged to low
er figures until the ore is reached,
when there Is certain to be a strong
upward movement. Ely Central
stock taken on at present prices cer
tainly looks good for large profit at
no distant date.
The Salt Lake list yesterday failed
to respond to the New York im
provement, continuing Its decline.
There was but one bright exception
to this rule, Ely Centennial making
advance and showing splendid
strength. It is safe to say that this
stock will move steadily to higher
figures after the demonstration It
has made during the last few days
during which everything else has
been falling. Ely Centennial has ac
acquired powerful backing in the |
market, beside which the property is
making good.
E. \V. HI'I.SE * CO. LETTER.
The market again appeared to be
tottering on an uncertainty yester
day, as if prepared to go either up
or down with but the least provoca
tion and there was little of a redeem
ing feature. In strong contrast to
the actions of early last week when
the larger ones stood dormant and
smaller ones made rises, the higger
ones have been recording some gains
or at least holding their own during
the past few days while the smaller
ones have been acting extremely un
der the weather. Ely Central sought
the lowest level of many a day and I
closed as low as a dollar bid. That !
these conditions must soon come to
an end, however, is the advanced
opinion on all other markets and
from our eastern correspondents.
While we dislike to reiterate this oft
tlme repeated statement, the fact re
STOCKS ARE:ALWAYS MOVING
We have every move. The beat
facilities for executing
orders In Ely.
E. W. HULSE & CO.
STOCK BROKERS
Members of Salt Lake Mining Ex.
Past service Salt lake. New York
and lioston. Stocks and bonds
bought aud sold In all markets.
MAIN OFFICE ELY, NEVADA.
Phone 83 for Quotations.
Salt Lake Office, 323 Main Street.
mains that “the boards are full of
good buys.” Our daily quotations
follow:
VK\V YORK AM) ROSTOV STOCKS.
Open. Close.
Amalgamated . ..$77.25 78.12%
Ant. Smelting ... 84.62% 86.00
Adventure. 8.50 8.00
Ahmeek.200.00 200.00
Allouez. 50.00 50.00
Ariz. Cornel .... 34.00 33.75
Areadian. 7.00 7.00
Atlantic. 9.50 9.75
Boston Con. 19.00 19.37 %
Butte Coalition 24.12% 25.00
Cal. & Hecla ...622.00 617.00
Cal. & Arlz. 71.25 72.00
Chief Con. 2.37% 2.56%
Copper Range . . 76.00 75.50
Chino. 14.37% 14.75
Daly West. 8.50 8.50
Davis Daly. 2.12% 3.12%
Dolores. 6.00 6.00
East Butte. 10.37% 10.00
First Nat’l. 4.50 4.62%
Franklin. 19.00 19.12%
Gila. 8.00 7.75
Goldfield Con. .. 8.31% 8.25
Greene Cananea. 10.25 10.25
Hancock. 22.75 23.00
Keeweenaw . . . 4.75 4.75
Inspiration. 8.56% 8.56%
Lasalle. 15.25
Lake. 76.8 7%
Da Rose . 4.50 4.37 %
Majestic.90 .90
Mascott. 6.50 6.25
Miami. 23.25 23.25
Mex. Cornel. 2.75 2.75
Michigan. 7.12% 6.87%
Mohawk. 60.00 61.00
Nevada Utah ... 1.18% 1.18%
So. Utah Mines . 2.50 2.50
Nipisisng . 10.00 10.25
North Butte .... 40.50 41.50
Old Dominion . . 42.50 41.50
Ohio Copper .... 4.31% 4.31%
Osceola.150.50 150.00
Parrot. 15.25 15.50
Quincy. 88.00 88.00
Rawhide.Is .19
Raven.40 .40
Ray Central .... 3.31% 3.31%
Ray Con.217r» 22.00
Shannon. 14.50 14.62%
Sup. & Pittsburg. 13.75 13.75
Tamarack. 68.00 68.00
Tenn. Copper . .. 33.5o 32.50
Tonopah. 7.12%
Trinity. 8.50 8.25
United Copper . . 6.50 7.00
Utah Con. 32.00 31.75
Utah Copepr .... 49.50 49.25
U. S. Smelters . . 46.50 46.50
do pfd. 51.50 51.25
Victoria. 4.25 4.00
Winona.10.62% 10.25
Wolverine. 135.00 135.00
Wyandotte. 2.50 2.50
Yukon. 4.37% 4.31%
Helvetia. 3.50 3.50
Kerr Lake. 8.62% 8.62%
KLY STOCKS.
Open. Close.
Nevada Con. .... 23.00 23.50
Boston Kly. 4.00 3.87%
Giroux. 9.00 9.12%
Cumberland Kly. 7.00 7.00
Ely Central .... 1.18% 1.00
Ely Con.75 .75
SALT LAKK STOCKS.
Open. Close.
Heck Tunnel.11 .11
Bin. Ama'.10% .10
Black Jack.10% .10
Bullock.00%
far isa.60 .60
Ced. Talisman. . . .04 .06%
Colorado.78 .77
Crown Point.07 .07
Daly Judge. 4.95 4.00
Indian Queen . .. .03 .03
Iron Blossom ... .91 .91
King William ... .05 .05
Little Bell . 1.70 1.70
Lower Mammoth .48%
Mason Valley ... 1.85 1.85
Mav Day.06
Mineral Flat.01 .01 %
Mt. Lake.07 .08
Moscow.35 .35
Nevada Hills . . . .54 .54
New York.10% .10%
P'utus.04% .04%
Prince Con.84 .92
Provo.03 .03
Seven Troughs .. .09 .09%
Silver King _ 2.25 2.20
Silver Shield . . . .05 .05
Sioux Con.39 .38
So. Col. Con.04 .03%
Swansea Con. . .. .04
Tintic Central .. .06% .06%
Uncle Sant.39% .40
Utah Con.04% .04%
Victoria. 1.22% 1.22
Victoria Con.04% .05
Western Nevada .08 .08%
Yankee Con. .07
Yerlngton.03 .03
McDonald.30 .30
Witch.20 .20
Map of Ely Copper District
Latest Edition 1910. Size 26x42 inches.
Price, Paper $5.00; Cloth $6.00
Compiled and for sale by
HAPP & COLWELL BROTHERS
| Mining Kngineera and U. S. Mineral Surveyor-:. *;ly, nkv.
i
We have the best unincorporated ground
in the district listed on our books.
Write or call on us if you want to get in
on the Ely boom.
ELY INVESTMENT COMPANY
ELY, NEVADA
MINES TET TO
BE MADE HERE
The Salt Lake Tribune says:
it is not alone to the great mon
zonlte mineral belt of Ely that oper
ators are forced to ■xook for mineral
results, but to the enormous ledges
cutting the district Is due expecta
tions which will make or many a
present-day prospect a big producer
of the future. This point was em
phasized on Tuesday by Fred C.
Dern, who recently made his first
visit to the Ely diggings. Mr. Dern
said yesterday that the property on
which this theory is being success
fully put to the test is the Ely Cen
tennial, and ultimate success In a
big way for the Ely Centennial
means the same for the McDonald
Ely and the Ely Calumet groups, for
across each of these the big ledge
extends from which the Centennial
expects its best returns.
“I believe," said Mr. Dern, "that
the Ely Centennial is going to make
one of the big producers of the dis
trict. Everything is most favorable
for this result, and there Is positive
ly every reason for the McDonald Ely
and Ely Calumet meeting with the
same success, for they lie on each
side of the Centennial and both have!
the same ledge. Beyond the main I
ledge are several parallel ledges,
any one of which are worthy of deep
investigation, and while sinking will
be started as soon as the tunnel finds
the main vein, these parallel ledges
will be opened by a continuation of
the tunnel.”
.Mr. Dorn returned with some mag
nificent samples of ore from the
Giroux, Ely Consolidated and other
properties, and believes that Ely will
continue to hold its prestige for I
many years to come.
-|
Centennial.30 .30
Bin. Cen. Stand. . .21*4 -21
—
Ill KICK K-KEKIN NEW YORK
CLOSE.
Bid. Asked, i
Nevada Con. ...$23.50 $23.87*4 i
Giroux. 9.00 9.25
Ely Central .... 1.18% 1.25
Boston Ely . 4.00 4.12*4
Ely Con.75 .81*4
Mason Valle .... 1.75 1.87*4
Rawhide Coalition .20 .22
Rawhide Queen.. .20 .23
Bovard.03 .03 ^4
Ely Witch.18 .25
Ray Central_ 3.62*4 3.68%
Greene Cananea. 10.37*4 10.50
Chino. 14.75 14.87'4
HERRK K-KEKIN' SALT LAKE
CLOSE.
Bid. Asked
E’y Centennial.. .29 .30
Colorado.76 .78
Iron Blossom . . . .91 .92
Indian Queen . . . .03 .03
Sioux Con.38 .39
Uncle Sam.40*4 .41%
Yerington.03 .04
Mason Valley . . . 1.85 1.90
CENSUS OF OCCUPATION’S.
(Continued from page two.)
—... ■ .i ■ .. \
the independent workers. They
neither pay nor receive salaries or
regular wages. Examples of this
class are farmers and the owners of
small establishments who do not em
ploy helpers; professional men who
work for fees and employ no help
ers; newsboys; and, generally sneak
ing, hucksters, peddlers, bootblacks, i
etc.
It is stated In the instructions that)
the purpose of the schedule In
quiries as to unemployment Is to as-j
certain the measure of enforced un-l
employment— that is. the exfpnt to
which men want work and can not
find It.
The schedule question, "home rent
ed or owned," Is defined as meaning
whether a family owns the home In |
which it is living or rent It. If a |
dwelling is occupied by more than
one family It is the home of each of
them, nnd the question should be
answered with reference to each fam
ily.
A homo is to bo elnssed as owned |
If It Is owned wholly or in part by the j
head of the family living in the i
home or by the wife of the head, or
by son. or a daughter, or other rela
tive living in the same house with the
head of the family living in the home
or by the wife of the head, or by a
son, or a daughter, or other relative
living in the same house with the
head of the family. It is not neces
sary that full payment for the prop
erty should have been made or that
the family should be the sole owner. ■
Every home not owned, either ]
wholly or in part, by the family liv
ing in it or by some member of that
family should be classed as rented,
whether rent is actually paid or not.
All owned homes which are not fully
paid for, or upon which there is an
Incumbrance In the form either of a
mortgage or of a lien upon which
judgment has been had in a court,
are to be reported as mortgaged.
The inquiry as to whether the per
son enumerated is a survivor of the
Union or Confederate Army or Navy
is to be asked as to all males over 50
years of age who were born in the
United States and all foreign-born
males who Immigrated to this coun
try before 1865.
The inquiry as to blindness applies
only when a person is either totally
or partially blind in both eyes, so as
to be unable to read even with the
(help of glasses. Only persons who
I are both deaf and dumb are to be
l reported under the question "wheth
er deaf and dumb.” The- question
concerning school attendance any
time since September 1, 1909, relates
only to persons of school age, be
tween 5 and 21 years old. In case
any person outside that age limit ac
tually attended school, the fact Is
to be noted on the schedule.
YKATMAX OX liKADKN.
(aides Fvcellent Report From the
Property Concent lag Condition*.
NKW YORK, March 17. Cable
advices received from Pope Y eat man,
consulting engineer, who is now at
the mines of the Hraden Copper Co.,
are very encouraging, says a news
bulletin issued by Thompson, Towle
& Co. He estimates that there are
7,000,000 tons of ore developed in
the No. 2 and No. 3 Fortuna tunnels.,
This figure does not include any ore
lying below the No. 3 Fortuna al
though in the No. 4 tunnel, situated
350 feet below the No. 3, a crosscut
has passed through 85 feet of ore
averaging 3 per cent copper. The
message stated that work was pro
gressing rapidly on the hydraulic In
stallation and on the railroad and
concentrator construction.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TOGENKGIiS Cashier "'w! HIGGANk,' Am’t ^Lh.
Building Material of Every Description
STEPIOE TO LUMBER HID mi IM
Lump Coal, per ton . . . $10.00
Nut Coal, “ “ . . . . 9.50
Run of Mine “ “ .... 9.00
Coal at above prices delivered at Ely or Ely Gty
Delivered to Lane City $2.00 per ton additional
Phone Main 80.
I
Not Beginning
But Just Keeping Steadily Ahead
CWe have been erecting homes
on the installment plan dur
ing the winter in East Ely—no
let up since announcement
of this plan last summer.
<LNow we are going into the
spring building season with more
interest and activity attendant than
had at any previous time.
c Are you among those who are with
us to the end of acquiring a home
of your own and cutting out the
rent collector?
CL If not, why not?
CL Call and let us explain why it is to
your advantage to join this move
ment.
ELY
SECURITIES
COMPANY