Porphyry Coppers Show Great Advance
The quarterly reports from Utah Copper Nevada Consolidated Chino and Ray Copper indicate sharp earnings growth. Utah Copper shows net profit of 9.9 million for the quarter with production of 48.9 million pounds and cost per pound around 6.726 cents. The Arthur Magna leaching plant plans proceed, with initial units to start next year and capacity to rise to 10,000 tons per day as needed. China Copper reports 3.22 million net earnings and 19.0 million pounds produced, with plans for milling expansions and tailings treatment. Ray Consolidated reports 3.24 million net for quarter ending June 29 and a strong asset position, while production reaches 18.7 million pounds. President statements highlight improved tonnage, recoveries, and ongoing plant improvements boosting efficiency and future capacity.
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Utah Copper Company
Bingham
MacNill
Garfield
Arthur
Magna
China Copper Company
MacNeill
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Aldrich
Butte & Superior
GS Iy
Alaska
Inspiration
Chino
Kennecott
Greene-Cananea
Utah Copper
Nevada
Miami
Ray
Tennessee Copper
Steel
Granby
Montana Power
Butte & London
Davis-Daly
Poston & Montana Development
East Butte
Shutte Copper and Zinc
Tuolumne
Butte-New York
Barnes-King
North Butte
Wheat futures and cash grain prices reported in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on August 14 Wheat September futures traded around 1.4414 dollars per bushel with December at 1.48 dollars. Cash grades showed No 1 hard at about 1.50 dollars, No 1 northern near 1.45 to 1.48 dollars and No 2 northern around 1.42 to 1.46 dollars as stocks are listed.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Executed Markets to Confirmation Report
A terse financial note shows numbers and percentages with mixed figures such as 118 percent and 351 percent, alongside various decimal values. The fragment references execution and confirmation processes and lists multiple figures without clear context.
American Institute absorbs Mexican Mining Institute
The American Institute of Mining Engineers announces the absorption of the Mexican Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. It will become the Mexican section of the American organization funded by the merged groups. The Mexican institute was founded in 1909 by Victor M Braschi of Mexico City and adds over 200 members, boosting total membership to 3 899.
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New York
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Mexican Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Mexican Institute
Victor M. Braschi
Mexico City
Mexico
Alme Ican Institute
Bull market mood lifts stock prices across copper shares
Profit taking limited gains as traders expect a stronger copper boom into September. Anaconda, Kennecott, Utah Copper and other miners showed mixed closes amid railroad strike fears and renewed buying, with copper stocks broadly firm and price trends pointing higher in coming weeks. New York trading reflected cautious optimism with rail and metal shares under support from European demand.
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New York
Reading
Copper stock market broadens as prices rise
Paine Webber & Co Boston notes copper stocks are broadening the market and prices advance readily. The brokers report strong buying in recent days indicating sustained demand for copper equities.
Dow Jones & Co Butte and Superior Quarter Profits
Dow Jones and Co plus Butte and Superior report quarterly profits for the quarter ended June 30 at 7.56 versus 13.03 in the prior quarter. New York Miami Copper shows July production at 4 310 000 pounds compared with 4 516 395 in June and 4 696 338 in May.
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Dow, Jones & Co
Butte & Superior
New York
Miami
Copper and steel markets rise on favorable trends
From the Heilbronner Co. we note copper and steels advancing 2 to 3 points. Copper upturn resumes with profit taking near close. Reading soars to 194% from 101% while St Paul Chesapeake Ohio Baltimore and Ohio and Atchison stay buoyant.
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RE. F. Hutton & Co
New York
Warrangers
Reading
St. Paul
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison
American Car Foundry
Crucible
Baldwin
Allis Chalmers
Republic Steel
Wheat weakens on stop orders and possible strikes in Chicago
Chicago markets report marked wheat weakness on stop order selling and liquidation. Factor contributions include a possible railroad strike, Canadian crop outlook, and probes into price spikes. Cattle and hog futures show mixed to firm trades while corn, oats, and provisions move lower amid selling and cautious buying.
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Chicago
Copper, tin and lead futures move in mixed tones
New York reports electrolytic copper at 26 to 27 cents and tin at strong spot around 39.26 to 389.75 cents. Lead is firm at 6 cents with spelter also holding firm. Fast St Louis delivery quotes 8 3 quarters percent.
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New York
The
Metal Exchange
Spot
St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Market Report August 1940s Prices
Receipts for hogs 45000 market steady to lower with sales mostly 9.00 to 9.60 per cwt. Cattle receipts 18090 Beeves around 10.80 cows and heifers near 3.60 to 9.30 western steers 6.65 to 8.70 stockers 5 to 7.80 calves 9 to 9.55 Sheep receipts 25000 market weak natives 6.50 to 7.80 western 6.75 to 7.80 yearlings 7.49 to 8.50 lambs 7.25 to 11.10.
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Chicago
Ife
Portland Market Totals On Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Portland Ore Aug 14 Hog market higher with receipts 38381 led by prime light 9.76 to 9.90 and prime heavy weights 9.75 to 9.90. Cattle market steady with receipts 541 showing steers 6.75 to 7.10 and cows 5.25 to 5.56. Sheep market steady receipts 414 with spring lambs 8.00 to 8.25 and choice yearlings 6.00 to 6.25.
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Portland
Ore
Financial Market Summary from New York Buoyant Rates
Mercantile paper steady at 3 percent. Sterling bills demand 471.16, cables 476.25. Silver and Mexican dollars quoted. Government and railroad bonds mixed. Time loans firm with 60 to 180 day rates around 2 to 8 percent. Call money high at 2 percent, low at 2.25 percent.
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New York
Seattle Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Receipts
Special Dispatch reports Seattle market figures with cattle receipts of 439 and hog receipts of 356. Prime light steers bring 7.25 to 7.50, medium to choice 6.59 to 7, cows 5.60 to 5, bulls 8 to 4.50, calves 7 to 8.50. Hogs steady to strong with prime light 9.90 to 10, medium to choice 9.85 to 9.90, heavy packers 8.90 to 9, pigs 8.75 to 9. Sheep receipts 480 and market steady at quotations.
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Standard
Seattle
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