The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-25
STOCKS ON CHANGE.
Ten Thousand Shares of Utah
Oil Change Hands.
RISES
RA PIDLY
Stanley Becomes Interesting-Apex, Barnes.
Sulphur and Congo are Not Neglected
Silver Sells at $i.02.

Business on change was better than
usual yesterday the approaching holidays
appearing to have an exhilarating effect
at the morning call and a general spirit of
enthusiasm prevailed Before the call
began Secretary Horn took the stand and
made the startling announcement that
Christmas was at hand and the question of
adjournment was in order. Some dis
cussion was INDUCED in and it was finally
decided to adjourn for one day only and to
resume business tomorrow morning in
order to give the mining men, who should
come to the city to spend the holidays, a
chance to deal in stocks.
Alliance was called and Bamberger asked
$3.50. Anchor came on next and Stevenson
wanted 81, when Bamberger cut to So. 80.
Hamburger had Apex which he offered at
II cents and Treweek tool him up and
bought 200 shares and then added $50
more shares to his supply; Carter had
1t at Is, but the price was too stiff. When
Barnes was called, Bamberger bid cent
Stevenson raised it TO 2, Bamberger bid u
cent more and Stevenson offered to sell at
3; Bamberger accepted the situation and
bought 5000 shares of Stevenson at that
price. Congo was called, Bamberger bid
ding 16, and when he raised to II Conklin
let go OF 1000 shares. Bamberger raised
to Is, but could find no more at that figure.
BAN berger bid % for Crescent and Steven
son asked % cents. Treweek offered Dalv
at S22. Glencoe came up and Bamberger
otfeerd 1000 at 81. TreWeek bid 60 cents.
and Bamberger offered 80 cents. when
Treweek sold 100 shares. Nick then began
bidding So cents and Bamberger sold the
100 shares back to him. He then raised
the bid to 80 and got another 100; he raised
the bid to So, and on reaching the dollar
mark Bamberger sold 200 shares. He still
kept bidding 81 and Jake wanted to know
why he didn't say so from the start. Conk-
lin then stepped in and accommodated Ire
week with 500 more Five thousand
shares of Malad were offered by Van Bus
kirk at IA, and Bamberger offered
1000 at that figure and Conk-
lin raised it TO 5000, when
Jake offered to discount his bid Il cent. but
no sales were effected. Bamberger had
Mammoth at 1925 and finally fell to 81. Is
without effect; he also had 100 Ontario at
S43. Stanley was called and Bamberger
asked cents, Stevenson bid and BAN
berger fell to z, when Treweek loaded up
on 200 shares; Conklin took in 1000 at 7
cents and then dropped MS bid to cents.
taking in 1000. Stevenson then offered 6
cents and got two hocks of LOCO shares
each, making $500 shares in all sold by
Bamberger. Jake was still on the sell and
when Oil was called, for which Stevenson
bid cents, he sold 1000 and then let 90 of
1000 more. Van Buskirk bid cents and
ne sold 1000 at that figure and then added
1000 more to the lot; Stevenson then
thought it was good thing and offered
cents, when Jake let him nave 1000 shares
and when they shouted for more Jake
wanted to know if they took him for an oil
well. After some bidding Bamberper
bought 10000 ounces of silver of
Stevenson at S1.02 and another 10
600 at s1.0214. During the recess 100
shares OF Salt Lake Valley Loan & Trust
Buskirk, and Stevenson started Western
Light 81 Fuel company's stock at %. and
Treweek bid as high as 81. so and So.
Following is the record of yesterdays
transactions: