Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31
TIIE nININu nARaEr.
PoiIoeL's Review oT ITS Condition foT
the Past Week.

the Past Week.
Mr.. James A. Pollock says In his
weekly mining share market letter
under date OF todsy:
Practically little change was record
cd by tue mining stock market during
the pest week, the entire lisi, with
few exceptions, remaining about the
same as during this previous week.
The number OF buyers Ia the field was
not heavy, but neither was the mum.
bpr Of sellers. Indications today are
that tho bottom has been reached all
along the line, and without question
the dlVidend.payefs arc good buys, as
are also several OF the pfospeotives.
Only n limited hmOunt VI blsinCts
was done IN Ajax, although quotations
were not shaded materially. Ship.
ments from the properties are regular
aud tho elisa Of ore satisfactory. An
chOr continued strong compared with
Ito record OF the past several weeks,
although there were not many buyers
10. The properties are reported TO be
looking quite we'll again. With the
new oouUenlrator completed tue COM
pany will DO able 10 make a good
record. Alliance and Began did
nothing. Tho anticipated extra divi.
dend for Bulllou-Beck hns not ma.
tetlalizod yet. The stock continues
strong ana WAS in demand at last
weeks figures. The offerings Of Cen.
tuunial Eureka cOntlnue very light,
although there was nm increase in
the number Of would.be buyers. Ship
ments rom the properties ats being
eighty inoteaae1 anu the showing Of
ore Ia very gratifying. IL In reported
that contracts for thS shipment OF ore
from the Dalton nTe TO DO let In tho
very near future. One OF the directors
visited tho mines last week aud upon
HE return reported that the showing
OF ore was very good and that
shipments could DO maintained
when once commenced. There
was no material change In the
stock. DAILY Weat was In very strong
demand ana recorded material All.
vance In prices, the selling prices be-
Ing higher than ever before In the
history Of the company. II looks like
tue advance will continue. Very III.
tle business was done In DAILY, nj
though tbs oneringu were not heavy.
Rumors that a dividend will be paid In
August are again prevalent, but the
executive officers OF the company have
no Information TO give cut. Dividend
payments should have been resumed
monIha ago.
Practically nothing was done In
either Eaglo, East Golden Gate or -Four
Aceu. Galena was quite strong, upon
good reports from the mines. No legal
opinion IL expected In the Marion-
HtyseT suits before tho next thirty
lays, and until tho hret decisions are
Iundefed tho Geyaer will continue 10
cut little figure In themarket. Horn 81.
Yer continued very quiet, with very
lew buyeTa OF sellers la the field. Ship
menu from the properties afo guile
satisfactory, and the Enill Ia doing good
work, The showing Of ore IL reported
70 DO July as good as for several yoaTs
past.
Mammoth will pay Its regular
monthly dividend OF 80 cents peE share
On the let OF August. The stock was
materially lower during the week, a.
though thoTe seems 10 be no good
Iphs0n Tor the decline. Tho properties
tta reported 70 be lOUkieg extremely
wen Ia the deep and even cents per
thlre per month Il very good rate OF
interest on the present quotation.
dealings Ia MeTcur were not exten.
1--WE, with the ofierlngsoi stock remark.
auly light Only tue slow condition Of
1le market prevents y very material
AlVanoe Ia the stock, In the opinion Of
All well posted operators. An expert
VINO Inspected I've properties this week
utelaTts that the company has orc 10.
teIyes now developed sufficient 10
AAlnIain It's present output Tor four
leats, with every days development
rolk showing up new orc Dodits.
Ju'aflo paid It's July dividend OF 10
igh's Per share In New York on the
'o'h, There was only comparatively
gut business done IN the stock, with
no Quotations remaining flrm. Over
ANU n reported to DO looking better
lhau ever.
silver King continued to DO held