Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-15
NEWS OF The MINES.
The Brokers Have a Call Despite The
Presidents Orders.
APPOINT CALLER AND MiRelH


"There will be- no call today by order
Of tho PRESIDENT" Such vn. Jhe INTEL
Igoncc which tho bulletin board OF the
Stock Exchange revealed today a. tho
members slalktd into Tho call room
with the confident expectation 90
grinding tut another day's buslnUsz.
Were their Intentions 10 Be east 60 the
four winds, even 10 90 was
legal honday7 No announce
msnt 10 the bul.otIn's tl.ct had
been made at yesterdhy'- call and the
brokers had accordingly turned out cu
masse 10 add another good day Co the
record OF tue week. Tucy nal no de-.
sire to be branded ~ uup,tro.ic by ut.
tending g. bualuc,s when thr recent
Legislature had dtofroi tha, they
should celebrate Aptil 18TH as
Arbor Day by planting trees
TO help bcautiiy their surround
iugs, but iuasmuch as they had
ns. embUd together with Tho implied
thought anu understanding that tue
ususl hali.hUuf call wUull bee indulgUI
m, they ieIt that Hu Informal proceed.
ing on their own hook nud uuhuthUf
izud by the exchange DO 40 OTEtul2l.
lion would be- all ught hence they
proceeded To cast lots 10 determine
who should act Ia tue roles u caller
anu mbfkrr respectively, The duty nj
lmpofs mailing the o mut officer fell 60
Br ker Richard l.. Cuiburu, the nance
sake OF the exchanges similar official
dignitafy, but not htuthei--uu fcln.
iiou-aui no asconde1 tue rustfum,
ana gtasping thu only available wtn.
pom IN sight--JudgO CulbJru's tack
nammef-he called the boys 10 OtduE
ln the meantlmo Dewitt Is. Lowe hal
been notified OF his appointment ~
mafEef pro TEN, aud asCUuding hit
ladder with chalk ana eraser In hand,
he announced himself ~ ready iut
tusin,ts aud business wss begun.
The coil went on untfnmmeled and
uninterrupted until Ehglo was reached
when II wac discovered that whether
Inadvertently or not, sale had been
made, AID that, too, OF go shares at 10
cents. This encouraged tho Toys AMI
with sli confidence IN themselves they
wgnt at II again anu succeeded IN
makiug another transfer Oi the came
stock, 10 load OF / 900 shafos. dwell,
now, we'Te not doing % baIly alter ALL"
IN ught they, and with d burden of
double assurance that they were fully
capable Of steering daJ'A mining call
% a successful Termination, they went
On.
Nothing was done, however. until
Mammoth was reached, although
GalenR, the newly listed stock received
q bid Of 81 GO,while Metcuf maintained
strong quotations. But Mammoth wa
the stOuK wanted anu all energy had
been retained that II might be oI-
IlJuod on that particular property.
The bidding was Lite spiflted aud thu
call Of that favOrel Uonanza resulted Ia
four sales of 100 shaTes each.
by this time the Inexperienced OIL
ciAis pro tenn were badly exhausted
and they stepped down from their
positlors 20 allow others 20 tsEe az the
call Of unlisted stocks. Herman Hin
was favored with the authority OF the
caller, while the EKchsn gs's efficient
marker relieved Mr.. Lose OF
his Uuot1us tatk, The call started
with Little Pillsburg and 1850
sAAroB changed ownership. Tnru
followed DaiIgn, which WINS relieved Of
1850 shuTua. Natural Gus, despite its
sudden bhul-of, found takeI Of 100
ahsres. although II went NJ reduced
figure, while upon several other stocks,
quotations showing their relative
market value were placed. Anu thus
the Arhor Day call closed, which, al.
though steefui by "ln01I o.isncgd
tiil0lAls," was on par win those
which nave preceded II duriug the
present week.
The closing figures were Us follows:
LISTED srOCKH