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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
COPPER STOCKS ON
VERY FIRM BASIS

James 4. Pollock & Co. bankers andi
brokers' furnish the following, recelNSo
over their private wire yesterday AFTER
Logan & BRYAN. New York-The stock
market today did not reflect any aS
grcssive buyinS, but some oi inc cheSpsr
stncls as Eric, Southern Railway, hatE
and Missouri Pacific. have been qniet'y
accumulated The Industrial list seems
to have been rather irregular owing 70
much LIQUIDATION. as was Witnesses IN ~,
This product, as we'll as others. the aSita-
ton against large corporations While
much political capital has been made ol
same. the real effect OF keen competition
will he mostly al loss TO the so-called
independents as a close merchandising
propositions means tine SrrVlNal Oh tne
i1ttrst q" We find evidence of the pro-
cceds OF holdings in the industrials being
transferred TO good railroad issues. II be-
ing considered that tho commerce COM
mission rcguls ton has about run II
Course and the panacea plan Tor all IN
dustral concerns Is yet to conc. Any
government regulation by injunction or
commission Is more or loss OF an eN-
pertinent the worst feature being that IL
is at the expense OF many innocent stock
holders where the apparent endcsvor is
TO change tho rules In the middle ot the
game. In addition 10 the accumulation
OF the above mentioned cheaper stocks
We sec evidence OF buying orders under
tho market on such stocks as Union Pa
eitc Reading, oAtchison. Southern Pa,
cine NOrIClE NcSlHEI, LCilAbll
Louisville & Nashville.
The indicated crop of cotton as shown
by the einncrs report OF today will af-
ford additional traffic for railroads
throughout the south. where tho staple is
being merchandiscd. We sec some favor
a. BILE reports as 20 a nrmer market Tor
copper metal. and as this product will
not be Influenced by tariff unkering in
any kind OF a general Improvement In
business and market conditions, the best
ot the copper stocks will rapidly gain
favor.
Paine. Weber & CO., Boston-Thc
movement In copper begins to look like the
real thing. II has as basis the I'm
provemcnt In the metal market which can
bc the only reason Tor a prolonged up
ward movement In the metal stocks. We
have had some rallies on short covering.
but prices soon sagecd back 10 their old
levels, We believe. however. in this case
that the advance is fully justified by i'm
proved copper prices and by tho ovcrsold
condition of tho market. We look for
an advance IN Lake. North Butte, Butte
Coalition. Copper Range. Hancock and
Calumet & Arizona. All these stocks have
the confidence OF the traders and will bs
The first 10 feel the new buying which vii
come with the turn Of activities
Gallagher letter. New York: There was
considerable selling In Ohio copper to.
day ~ II. but the stock was firm on gooc
inside support. GirouX, Inspira ation
Greene and Butte steady and firm Kerr
Lake advanced n half point, Wettlaufel
also strong. closing around So Tonopal
stocks quiet Iron bid up 10 81 today
with no stock offered under 10t.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
ALTA CON. SENDING
ORES IN STEADILY

\ car OF frst-class ore is being ssth
cred together at the sampling works by
the Alta Consolidated company. and this
lot should be completed for sampling by
Saturday or Sunday. The management
is employing a steady stream of wagons
bringing down orc and returning up the
Little Cottonwood with winter supplies.
4 car OF ore consisting of forty-four
tons is now in process of being sold on
che open market
General Manager Tony jacobson states
that drifting ahead on the ilssure 10 the
contact In what Is known as the No. .
west drift. where the best grade and OK
tent OF ore now exists. has been dis
continued until the management gets The
WINE a little deeper. and the tracks
can be reaid, This will take few
days. from which time on the drift will
be sent forward with all possible speed
In this winZe work the ore Is going
down strong. while the raise continues
In ore of rich quality. The ore has been
driftcd on to date for close TO sixty feet
Eight or nine mine cars OF shipping
grade ore are extracted daily from this
No. west work,
The company has installed large
blacksmith shop and timber shed at the
main tunnel, and a large amount OF coal
and other supplies are purchased and
being received. All this Is paid for, Mr.
Jacobson emphasized, and from revenue
received from orc shipments. BY Christ
mas he expects to have very comfort
able cash surplus In bank.
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PRINCE NEARS THE
PRODUCTION POINT
Quiet but Persistent Effort to
Gather in the Stock
Noticeable.

The steady advance in the STOCK Oh '''
Prince Consolidated company mas pec"
striking feature for several days esPe-
,.Iauv In view Of tho SLOW marker no"
hoina oxperienccd There has hcen noun
Inc nj the boom character about inns
unu,ard movement, but the advance ms
hnen steady and orderly in response 10
good buying support
.sThere are many reasons WIZ u'e u
prince consolidated company occupies al!
attractive spot In the mining np..1p'a,
sata one close friend of the orSah!Za-
tJ.,n uho was discussing the matter
"Wednesday with friends , ..,.o
an the first place. he cor'tlnu,u, w., W.
all know the very extensive orc ' to,'ns,so -
nov i'm the mtne awaiting eXtrhctolii W.
know the company has an ore ,' rn.' ,t,', o. !, ,
naIjing FOR It's product, and we Know ihat
a railrond to the mine is ccr'eih'I
within very short time. the iact 9'
tho matter is that the Prince NotisolI- :
dated company js nearing inc prooucllo"
cra Tho company is In masniiiccnt con
dition. having no less than Sloo.ooV cash
' ..JT"rtunatoly for all interested inc
r,rInco consolidated emerged without
Sr,atcb from the recent miNed-up NeVa-
81. Utah and others affairs, for the com
n,,y was not involved in any way. the
"a mn Of Piochc Is looking to the Prince
10 occupy tho prestige throne OF the dlS-
frict. and It. viii prove Il perfect III j"
every respect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
NEW COMPANY To
WORK PALMER OIL
Palmer Union Company Is
Formed to Succeed Old
Organization.
BASIS OF DEAL GIVEN
New Company to Branch Out
Along a Far Wider
Scale.
BASIS OF DEAL GIVEN
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
Los ANGELES. Oct 25.-By the vote
OF the stockholders OF the Palmer o'i
company, it's property has been taken
over by the Palmer Union OH company
thus cXps ndinG into much larger co,i
cern Ry the terms OF tho merger ,nc
stockholders Of the Palmer OH company
receive I'm lieu Of their present holdlbes
The full amount In per cent twenty Sea. .,
gold bonds. together with inc aihVDm; ,bnv
had In tho old one Protection TO .ic
stockholders Is fully assured, AS INC
bonds are n first mortgage on tne com com
blncd properties ri the two conlpe'ioH :;
which consist OF more than 5000 acres OF
rich oil land. ,,o
merger provides funds for the deEelop, ~,
nrnt of tho land In the way ot new
wells for the erection of IA large hquio
asphalt refinery. and the purchase oil a
large tank steamer Branches OF the
Pacific railway arc now being CONSTRUCT
cd 10 the Palmer Union camp and reser =
yoire. and when completed the company
will lc i'm position Ia market us onn
oil asphalt and by-products of oil, ana
IN every way successfully compete wn,l
,hc other large producing companies % oi
California There arc now half mn mn
lion barrels OF oil in the tanks ana cpn,
irsrts with The Associated, the nlpn
ami the STANDARD Oil companies caii ior
the delivery Of two and one-hali mii''oh
barrels. -, c.
The Standard oil companTs El Sc
.undo refinery, which is betnS built mere
n, tho edge OF the sea. VIII nave tei,
stills of a capa,.iiy OF 1000 barrels OF OIL
per day each. These VIII be added 20
as business Increases.
Tie United OH company has put a
screened Pipe iu its No. we'll. section
sSo-.S which has increased the now
from twenty-five 10 two hundred barrels
OF oil per day. Wells 2. 9 and = are 70
bc equipped with il. Wells 8. Z. ana -
which now into tho same tank, arc To-
-rthcr producing about 1900 barrels
day. With the others equipped WIN
screens. the output is expected TO be
30 400 barrels per month FOR ms I"en"
down 2735 feet The company has Just
made another contract to sell TO INC
Standard 900 900 barrels OF oil at 10 cents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
Mining Notes.

j. w -. Moody. general manager OF
the 1ampa company. is en- route cast on
company business,
j. William knight OF Provo was Vis-
itor 10 Salt Lake City yesterday on COM
pany business.
James A. Pollock left "Wednesday after
noon for a weeks visit TO his Pasadena
residence,
Captain Duncan MacNichic. the mining
engineer, ~ en- route 10 New York on
business connected with his western min
ing interests.
General Manager Fred Whilmore Of the
Bradshaw Mining company, accomps nIcd
by Engineer J. n. Winwood. left Wedncs-
day night for the property in Beaver
county TO map out the coming campaign
OF development work
The clifford dry orc concentrating plant.
which has heen attracting Wide attention
on the part OF mining aud milling inter
ests, Is now ready for inspection at 7t5
South state street, this city where the
inventor Will give his personal time and
attention TO making AL visitors thorough :
Is acquainted with this interesting new
device.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
BELMONT HAS ORE
At NUMEROUS SPOTS
Report of Past Week Given
of Work on Various
Levels.

Stockholders OF the Jonopsh Belmont
company will be Interested In the follow
ING report OF last weeks underground de-
yelopmcnts;
900 foot icvcl--'rhc main cast drift on
the Belmont vein made tho usual prog
rcss. but during the week the aNclsg"
value showed some depreciation. TINS
lower grade ore has now been passed
through aud the drift again exposes u
fun face of the usual excellent grade orc,
IOOO-fuut levcI-Drift No. 1894 on the
hanging wall spur OF the Belmont vein
made the usual progress and continues
60 carry full breast OF excellent grade
milling orc across six feet. with the iu,l
wIdtlt Of the orc body not yet determined.
4 small tonnage of orc Is now being
stopped above this drift. Crosscut No. 1888
has now connected with the bottom oi
the winze from the level above, provid :
ing better ventilation in these workings
The new cast drift from this crosscut
Is being carried forward with "A fun breast
OF good ore.
100 foot lcveI--South crosscut No. ;
has been carried across tho footwa'l
branch OF the main vein, all I'm good ore.
West OF this a new crosscut has just oc.h
started In a northerly direction. ana IN"
crossrut north OF the shaft Is also nc =
ing continued, both having made The
usual progress. The Slopes on this lcyeI
continue tc look well and arc producing
tho usual tonnage Of orc.
l166-foot level-'Tha regular tonnage al
ore is being drawn from this intermediate
level
1855 foot (tweVfth) levcl-Tho Two par
ailc cast drifts on both tho hanging and
footwall branches OF tho Bclmon, Ncin
have now come together, and show tha'
| the vein Is wider than anticipated but its
fun width has not yet been detcrmined
| The face of this drift for It's entire Widll
| is all good ore, Tho west drift on thlS
| level is being carried forward In loweI
| grade orc. Progress in sinking No.
winze from this level has been somewha
| slow on account OF water. which nowi
| in excess OF sixty gallons a minute, ant
] "A larger sinking pump will have TO b'
| installed. The orc at the bottom main
| tains It's excellent grade,
| The north crosscut from this Level !:
| being carried out beyond tho Lille Bcl''
vein to the north. without any chang
| In formation. Work in the Iillic Beil'
vein is being pushed in two drifts cas-
| and west on the ore. The cast drift Il
| looking very good indeed. the full fac'
| Of ore showing an improved avcras'
| grade above the average OF where th
vein was first cut. The west drift con
tnucs to show n broken-up condition
possibly due 10 fauliing, though this ha
| moi vet been determined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
IRON BLOSSOM AND
PRINCE ADVANCING

on the persistent report that the Iron
,sl,ssom management had driven into
The ore on the 60O-foot lcNel o' thc ~
2 shaft. this is sue gained up 20 s,."-o
"Wednesday on the exchange. and tnere
was a steady demand also for the l'rihcc
Consolidated stock which sent II up
quietly. This goes 10 show that INC pun
lie Will enter the local market whcn su, :
The mincs now. and no one knowing Ithn
properties will doubt their ability To
make good In time. ~
Sales yesterday reached inc tolal "a
os I0O shares OF stock, the market value
of which was slO.io4-5o. The following
were the closing unlisted and hs'ea
stock transactions:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
FORENOON SALES

FORENOON SALES.
Cedar Talisman. 5000 at oic.
Iron Blossom. 500 a Csc. 100 al 9oc,
May Day. 400 at 1olc,
Mountain Lake. 500 at 2iC
New York, 1000 at &c; 1000 at 2ic,
buyer sixty days.
Ohio Copper. 500 at sl.25.
Prince Con. 100 al 70c so at tic.
Silver King Con. $50 ar sIlfs.
silver Shield. 1000 AT 2c.
United Tlntic. 500 at i5c.
Utah Con. 1000 al &c.
Victoria Con. 100 at NC.
Shares sold. i3.a0o
Selling yaluo. $685..
OPEN BOARD.
Gold Chain. SEQ at sec.
Iron Blossom, 500 al 9oc. seller sixty
days; 500 AT 81.
Ohio Copper COO at SIPS.
Victoria, 100 al 69c; 1000 al &C.
shares sold. $500
Selling value. S2I52
AFTERNOON SALES,
Colorado, 100 at 2sc
Iron Blossom. 700 Al 81: 500 al siO.B.
May Day. 500 st lie; 1900 at 1llc
Nevada Hills. 100 at s2.65.
Prince Con. 100 al 13c; 100 at 74c; 200
at 75c.
Shares sold, Gs 900.
Selling value. s93I5.
OPEN BOARD
Beck Tunnel, 500 at i7ic
Black Jack, 500 a, 10c
Crown Point, 1000 at 4sc.
Iron Bloesom 900 al s1.0ei
Uncle Sam. 200 at 96c.
Victoria 100 al SOC.
Shares sold. 5000.
Selling value. slSs2.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
MNAB ON SCENE
AT NEW SHELTER

y. ]. McNab has arrived at Mason TO
assume the responsible position of super
intendcnt of The Mason Valley Mine com
pany smeltery al Thompson
lie comes from Trail. B. c.. where for
nine years he has been with General
Manager Jules Lebarthe with the big
plant In operation there: wears of eX-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
Ore Shipments.

The Utah Ore Sampling company on
" ednesdsy released four cars OF ore from
Utah and one from Idaho camps.
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Metal Market.

The metal quotations for Wednesday,.
posted by Mccormick & Co. were as fol-
lows: Silver oiic: lead, si.25 copper
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
Ore and Bulliorl

The orc and bullion report for Wednes-
day. given by Mccormick & Co.. was as
follows: Ore received. $4,000; bullion
shipped, $4,000; total. $40, 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
San Francisco Oil Stocks,

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26

Lame back is ono of the most eas,
forms of muscular rheumatism a7
applications of Chamberlain S lln'',
will give relief. For sale by all ~,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
New York Mining Stocks.

James a. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26

periencc has fitted him for the :,
he will assume. duties that TAKE
more oncrous aspect with new
where tho problems Of orc treSu
have no routine features whatever ~
start.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26

Visit The Tribune's art studio. 155
South Main.
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AWAY HOIST
OF COLONY-EUREkA

The local management of the Old Col
ony and Eureka company announced on
Wednesday that work was started dis
mantling the hosting equipment OF The
of Tintic. This property ad
joins the Lower Mammoth and Black
Jack and at ono time was actively opcr-
ated. The hoisting equipment stands
over shaft between 200 and 100 feet in
depth The equipment will be disposed
of. There is nothing 10 indicate that the
company Is planning any immediate re-
sumption OF work, but developments on
adjoining propositions may in time. in
spirc n renewed campaign OF activity
with this old ganiza ton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26

Nevadas in San Francisco
James a. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26

Bamberger Electric Cars to Ogden
every hour-on the hour--in an hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26
BOSTON Mining Stocks

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-26

BOSTON COPPER RANGE.
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Die Brsfie unS ibre 9eute.

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litterurtI6en Bureau besMiniiteriums
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Cincinnati, 4. 9lpriI

Cincinnati, a. 2lpril.
Bon 0untingtou biS Cincinnati iteiot Der
FLuB, oberbdIb 6uutineton a6er faut er
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wadaere arb Ieictte SO. .25, Bologna
A.a6 - 80, eEtra s5.l5-6.26. fette Buaen
&4.75--5.25.
Rtt1fdbe.--Snte UlHbfube tuareu In
Der uerfo oFenen Mode in siemIih gutter
QaHfrdge, aHbsre aber .Iduaiam unp wtatg.
-- 6ente mar Der Dtarft Eaugiam uuo hts
oroindren Eabe fielen um $2 bis s. per
Stiid.
GEtra $5750--60. 90, CUTE bis auserLeiene
$40 ,Oo-55.00, oroiHdre bis quite 1880
$500.
RdIber. - Die 3ufubr ,par bslte eroB
uno ote greiis Der beiieren aaIber FteIeu
um 25--50e. Der eepbbnItden un Soc
Sl.00 per 100 gfuno.
Erotndre uuo erose SO 00--6.O bis
quite Ieihts S450--6.50, ertra 81. 80 = 90.
HdIber IN ben Gommifor. SD era. ---
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orbindre 4--5e.
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rtur mdBiS, bod mar bic Radl'r ring
uno bic Bretie ftelen u,n l0--l1 etd,te
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eate bis duserIeisne 8erpaduness uuo
JIeiiherIorten S. 6.50-6.90, geniihte 8ers
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$2.50-3.75, 5dbrItn9e S4.75-5.75.
q6mmer - Grtra $6,75, CUTE bis ausers
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Surber un0 0ufte. 3pis
iben 5arben uno 9ufteu bsitebt eiE
unertIGrlihsr apuner; IS iteht fsit.
oab bic idpur5e 5arbe Duftemanatto.
neu beTer einIaugt uuo iGnser beiDabrt
als ieos auosrs; Is folgeu bunn naA
oem Grabe ibrsr 5dbigteit, Difts IN
iib aufSuusbmen, bic ounteIbIaus, gria
ne, rotbe, gslbs uno TDeiBe Tarbs. Die
9iifte itsheu aber aud NIT getptnen
trantbaften 3uftdnosn oes Rerpenz
Ipitsms i'm 3uiammsn1ung. Or. 8uss
CO srsabIt in Der 3eitfhrift r2ucretta"
Don sinem Ssuor, Der, tpeun er audi
nur tur3s 3sit in Der Rahe srpB:rJIisa
oerItrGuBe peilts, ben 5imbrs ieiusr
Gimme perIor uno taum nod at6meH
tonnts; gu gleider 3eit fpuroe tr inn
mer DON timer ungepDbnliheu Wtiiotg7
tsit srqriffen. prof. Gbirous BON osr
lluipsriitdt gu Qaoua bebonoslts por
striesr 3sit cine iuugs Damt, bic an
6piteris lit, nit Mofaus, uno er5ielte
puburd, oaB iie, Die bis babIn teIn
ause bate sutbun tDnnsn, mshrere
5tunosn lang i6Iisf. Der beriibmts
italisniihe ArSt ScaIiger (osadScaIal
sittsrts nor Gutiesen. peun sr ben
Duff elmer 2ilis riedsu uubte; Die
QriuSeftn BON 2ambaDu fiirhtete ii1
Dor benz 9eiIhenouft; Ratbarira !.
pom aublurh tounts bstm &ubltd elmer
RoIe obnmd6tis tpsrheu. ga sipiI6su
bsm @erun uno oer BhQntaiis ssbsiuts.
Isin psrGitsIts 8esisbuueen bsItebsu.
bat mau ppr eirieen sSabrsu in elmer
8roBftuot cine .DuFtporitsIluus" gss
oebsn; bic 9ditt lpuroeu ourh peritiss
bene TiiFte, bic man methooiIh yI
1uftattorosH peretut1t uno gruppirt
battle, in 5roumsreieu rsrfeBt, bis ItdJ
in ihrer 4hdntdfIs uub in ihrsn Gin
nsn bic gtfipn eiuer SrientrsiIs barr
ItelIte (!D Wadn bat ierusr nit Der
muFtaligter Sonleiter eiHs Duftton-
letter in gerbinbuna sebraht; in otefer
Dufttpnleitsr Ioll bos QutihuIi bern
tiefeu 6 bss gubf6IiiFels sntfprshen,
rGhrsue eas bobs & oss 8iolinihIiifs
fels bern Wnihus entiprtner fDa.
4ber siatthsa Htab HaR eaassGn..