Shaft Retimbering Nears Surface At Butte Main Range
Within six days the Sinbad shaft retimbering at the Butte Main Range property will finish, about 50 feet from the shaft. After, ore mining on the 600 foot level will start and the 700 foot level development will proceed with crosscuts to the south line. A new hoist at Colusa Leonard Extension will be installed within three days using a Nordberg first motion unit from the old Butte Milwaukee plant. The plant at Lake Linden runs 8 000 tons in a four day cycle. Slimes will be treated by flotation after the Mineral Separation Miami Copper suit is settled in supreme court. Metallurgists report results from White Pine flotation and copper market gains spur capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinbad
Botte Main Range
Gov
Butte Main Range
Colusa-Leonard
Butte-Milwaukee
Lake Linden
Minerals Separation-Miami Copper Company
Supreme Court
Mineral Separation Company
Miami Company
Calumet-Hecla Company
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Butte
White Pine
Half Century of Waste Leached by Ammonia
At the Lake Linden plant of Calumet and Hecla a copper tailings leaching system, using ammonia and a distillery setup, earns large profits as dredges dig up 50 years of lake shore waste. Metallurgist C. H. Benedict perfected the process. sands are leached to leave copper oxide, though exact percentages are undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Linden
Calumet & Lhecla Company
C. H. Benedict
Calumet & Hecla
Tuolumne Mine to Boost Output by 26 Percent
Superintendent Paul Gow announced the Tuolumne mine will raise production by 26 percent as operations move to the 2,600 foot level. A new winze from 2,600 will develop ore below, and west level ore shows higher grade. Daily output will rise from about 60 tons to roughly 135 tons with added hoisting from the 2,600 level.
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Paul Gow
Mercantile Paper and Bond Rates from New York Market
New York notes show mercantile paper at 3 percent, 60 day bills at 471 and 516, demand 17513-16 with cables 47634, bar silver at 66 1 2, Mexican dollars 51 4, government and railroad bonds steady. Time loans steady with 60 days 3 percent, 90 days 3 4 percent, six months 4 percent. call money steady with bid at 2 percent and last loan 2 percent.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Seattle Livestock Market Prices Aug 16
Cattle receipts show prime light steers 7.25 to 7.50, medium 6.50 to 7, cows 4.75 to 6, bulls 3 to 4.50, calves 7 to 8.50. Hogs receipts 244 with prime light 9.90 to 10, medium 9.85 to 9.90, heavy packers 8.90 to 9, pigs 8.75 to 9. Sheep no receipts, market steady at prior levels.
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Seattle
Average Hog Weights in Chicago and Kansas City
The average weight of hogs received at Chicago was 219 pounds in 1915 and 231 in 1914. Kansas City averages were 200 pounds in 1915 and 1914’s 191 pounds.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Steel leads market surge as prices rise on strong demand
The market shows a bull campaign with steel at the forefront as prices push higher on improved earnings outlook and a new British loan aiding sentiment. Copper trades around 26.5 cents, rails and marine certificates advance, and many miners post gains amid optimism for an extended upturn.
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KE. F. Hutton & Co
New York
Logan & Bryan
Copper market rises as coppers demand grows in Boston
In Boston the copper market shows rising demand with offerings quickly taken and supply limited. Stocks such as Mohawk Allouez Anaconda Utah Copper St. Marys and Inspiration are expected to command higher prices. Marine common leads New York trading with a sharp advance and a target near 50.
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L’aine, Webber & Co
Boston
Range
Allouez
Anaconda
Utah
St. Mary's
Marine Common
New York
Wheat and corn futures fluctuate amid profit taking in Chicago market
Chicago markets saw selling to close spreads with Northwest positions after yesterday's advance. Wheat fell to a net loss of 1 to 1 1 2 cents, corn varied around unchanged to slightly lower, oats steady, and pork prices mixed from 25 cents lower for December to 10 cents higher for October ribs.
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Chicago
Northwest
Canada
Winnipeg
Success Trouble 15 Smelting Contract
The dividend pass by Success Mining sparked criticism as stock fell below 30 cents a share. President Gearon argues the cut was due to high spelter costs and unsettled prices, not a reduced profit from a new smelting contract. He notes increased development and strong mine condition with intact reserves and planned earnings. An eastern analyst questions the ability to sustain a 3 cent monthly dividend amid current spelter prices, comparing profits with historical levels and asserting no physical cause for the stock drop. The report also covers Bahia replacing its telephone system with an American one and commodity quotes for wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, ribs, oats prices and other grain and livestock figures.
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Gearon
Eastern Mining Authority
Grain prices in Minneapolis market report
Wheat futures for September and December show slight declines while cash grain prices hold around a dollar fifty range. No. 1 hard grain fetches about 1.55 dollars, No. 1 northern near 1.50 dollars, and No. 2 northern around 1.48 to 1.51 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Urgent note from Success Tarbox at Toulumne
A terse message from Success Tarbox at Toulumne records a timestamped update with codes 1 2 and numbers 4 ASU 06 05 1.26 05 44 07. The fragment hints at an internal log or communication entry.
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H. I. Wilson
J. Bruce Kremer
J. J. M'Carthy
H. H. Walrath
I. A. Heilbronner
FICE
Hayden, Stone & CO
Clough
Bedford and McNeill
Butte Public Stock Exchange
Ed C. Sachs
North Main St
Alliance
Big Creek Butte
Arizona
Baconn
Milwaukee
Davis-Daly Farrel
North Butte
Dev
Tarbox
Tusenumbia
Tuolumne
United Oils
Hou
PRICE
Alameda
Alberta Petroleum Con Banking Corp
Mont Barnes-King
Beaver Oils
Butte-Bacorn
Ely
Sutte
Great Falls
Butte-London
Butte-Rocher de Boyle Carney Copper
Colusa Leonard
Davis-Daly Daisy Douglas
East Butte
Elk Basin Oil
Farrell Greyvbull
Montana Flamebuilder
Horseshoe
Tranhoe
Idaho
Keating Gold
Montana Canadian Oil
Nancy Hanks
National Life Mont
New Departure
North Franklin North Butte Dev
Northwestern
Oatman North Star Prudential
Elk Basin Rainbow Development
Rocher de Boule
Virginia. Mining Co. Vignoles Rail Chair
Nsike
Money Market
New York Exchange
THE
Heilbronner CO
Kennecott
China
High Point
Bil
Greene-Cananea
Nevada
Miami
Ray
Granby
Tennessee Copper
Montana Power
Lutte & London
Boston & Montana Development
Butte-Ballaklava
Butte Copper
Zine
Davis-Daly
Stewart
Butte-New York
E. F. Hutton & Co
Prom Paine, Webber & CO
Dow, Jones & Co
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York City
National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
West Park Street
John MacGinniss
A. J. Bennett
A. & Christie
HB. F. Pissot
A. J. Wilcomb
Zephia Job
D. J. Fitzgerald
Present Manage
Bahia
Salt Lake Mines
ASU
Barnes-King
East Butte Exten Highland Surprise Hypotheck Nabob
North Butte Exten Ray Hercules
Alliance Banking Corporatio Bannack Gold Barnac. Kine
Independence
National Life Ins
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Wittass Vx
Lauzier - Wolcott Company Stock Brokers
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Paine, Webber
Cardiff
Colorado
Columbus
Daly-Judge
Dragon Consolidated
Earl Eagle
Eagle & Blue Bell
Grand Central Howell Eee
Keystone
Lower Mammoth May Day
Reed's Peak
Rice
Rochester
Silver King
Sioux Consolidated
South Heela
South Heela Exten
Silver Shield
Tegan
Tintic Centra
Uncle
Sam Con
Victor Con
Ee Walker Mining
West Toledo
Wilbert
Yankee Eeenoeor
Yegen Bros
Buttemont
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Butte E Otenshed
Incorpothgeen
Charles J. Kelly
Eeseeee
OP Csee
First National Bank of Butte
eAity
United States
Andrew J. Davis
B. Weirick
George A. Hill
J. E. Stephenson
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company Capital
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W.a.clark & Brother Bankers
Alex. J. Johnston
J. K. Heslet
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula
Mont
United States Depository
Ss. A. Wolf
Eveese
John Lesou
J. H. Ryman
Cashier Capital
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner, Montana
Idaho-Montana Inv. Co
Granite Street
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