The San Francisco call., 1907-01-30
Sales of Mining Stock
Heavy, Prices Go Up
More Than 10000 Shares of Blue Bell
Are Included in Days Dealings

Jumbo Extension stock had a second
field day in the san Francisco stock ana
Exchange Board yesterday. More than
$1,000 shares were sold. opening az
S2e0, dropping TO s2.55, speedily rally
ing 10 S2.TO. and then climbing with
slight Interruptions, to $2.l1 1a' ne
closing prices were s2.70 bid ano sz''e
asked.
Blue Bell also rallied again. with
sales Of 40 800 shares, the price
rising TO 30 cents with a decline later
70 81 cents. Mustang Manhattan shares
We're sold TO the number OF 27,5oV' ana
the price was 80 cents in the afternoon
dropping ] cent on later sales. Iwen-
ty-nine thousand shares Of Adams
stock were purchased and the price
rose from "a cents TO 26 cents. Nernal
shares TO the number Of $4,000 went
into new hands, rising cents a snare
10 q cents Ten thousand shares OF
Tramp Consolidated were taken, but
the price between the morning and the
end dropped from S165 to SL1212.
Sales Of Grandma amounted 20 ls,oVO
shares. A drop Of thirteen points, from
86 cents to 23 cents, took place. orig
inal Builfrog sales were 1900. An ao-
vance of one point was made heo
Top Extension shares 10 the NUMBER
OF 200, and st. Ives numbering "
500 were also bought. These were the
larger nAfnDFLS OF SLaItS NA l4AAAN 4N-NS-
stocks that were dealt in yesterday.
Among the stocks that rose on sales
were the following: Adams from 70
cents to &c cents: Amethyst. 81 cents 70
81 cents: Black Butte Bonanza, u cents
to IS cents; Bunfrog Mining Company
OF Nevada, 40 cents to ~ cents; Colum-
bie, S125 to S1.30, subsequently failing
to sL15; Cracker Jack, p cents TO Y
cents: Frances Mohawk, 81 cents 10 80
cents; Lou Dillon, "a cents TO % cents;
Manhattan Dexter, 73 cents 10 70
cents. subsequently falling TO "a Mo-
hawk Extension, 80 cents to 40 cents;
Mayne Is cents to l9 cents: Montana,
S2B7J5 TO $3.50; Montana Bullfrog, IA
cents to is cents; Old Sol Bullfrog, p
cents TO p cents. Daisy shares were
sold TO the number Of only coo, 500 in
the forenoon and 100 IN the informal
session, all at $3.50. A story IS pub
lshed IN the Goldfield News relating TO
Daisy which contains the following
statements:
GOldheld was invaded yesterday morning by
an army Of occupation that was not large In
y lormlGable, namely. tne spllly 70 WIlle
checks. II the sixteen arrivals were called upon
amount 70 some tens OF millions OF dollars
me personnel or the The, parry Is as fo42ws' lows
Syracuse; X. F. Mitchell. New York City; Mr..
Manion. Utica; Mr.. Woods Syracuse; Dr. Nc
Carty Syracuse: John Seeley. Chicago. Charles
". MaeQuoid. New York City; @. S. Holmes.
New York city William Bailey, Los Angeles;
Mr. Devan, New York City; W. NJ H0agland.
New York City; Mr.. Gleason. St. Louis; WI
liam Brevoort, New York City.
Accompanying them were Frank Horton and
william Busey OF the Daisy mine
The pilgrims arrived in the private car Sun
set which Is sidetracked in the yards and VIII
await the time Of their departure, which VIII
not be less than three days hence.
All the visitors are interested with Colonel
O. p. Posey and J. r. Mitchell in the option
on the Daisy mine and in the smelter company
which the colonel is promoting.
They have also holdings ct Cuprite, Jackson
Mountain. Ida, Walker Lake and IN the Cold
field district.
George wingheld president OF the Goldheld
Consolidated Mines Company, placed al bis au-
tomobiles at the disposition OF the party and
has given them permits 10 visit all the prop
critics in which be is interested The invita-
tion was accepted yesterday 10 the extent Of
pl0riug the Jumbo and Red Top. The Monte
yuma Club was also thrown open 10 them and
Goldheld hospitality Is being dispensed with
lavish hand
Mr. HoagIand, one Of the members OF the
party. stated 10 the News that without doubt
the option on the Daisy would be taken over
and that the smelter would be erected provided
tie showing OF ore justified such action.