Consolidated Coppermines Plans Liquidation and Expansion
Consolidated Coppermines plans to liquidate debts and raise working capital. Charles H. Boynton, president, announces arrangements through E. Humphreys of Denver with new investors to manage finances. Early January aims to mine and treat ore up to 600 tons daily, expanding to 1,000 tons as a new addition is completed.
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Charles H. Boynton
Consolidated Coppermines Company
E. Humphreys
Denver
Astes
Thomas
Mulford Martin
John T. I
Boynton
Giroux
Ana. Company
Con
Minerals Separa. ‘Company
Giroux Copper Compang Ce
Consotiiateanny
Tintic Mines Show Progress and Dividend Hopes
A Salt Lake review discusses Iron Blossom in Tintic noting Knight interests may consolidate Black Jack and Lower Mammoth to reach new depths. Iron Blossom faces flat ore news at 1300 level. 1700 level hopes spark, with a 10 cent July dividend probable as ore shipments run 30–40 cars weekly. Colorado Con and Silver King Con progress with new mill and tunnels. other Tintic firms like Dragon Consolidated, Dragon, Iron King, Gemini, and Sureka Mines show dividends, surpluses, and expanding mining work toward deeper shafts and higher potential returns. Stock prices vary from 16–17 cents to above $5, with several firms posting sizable distributions and planned future dividends.
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Tintic
Salt Lake Authority
Knight
Lower Mammoth
Colorado Con
Tepth
Silver King Con
AU Dragon Consolidated
Melting Company
Iron
Tintie Milling Company
Iron King
Iron King Company
Hora
Gemini Company
Tintle District
Eaple
Sureka Mines
Eagle’ & Blic Bell
Hingham Mines Company
Boston
Great Acore
Trade and Industry Grow Despite War Dark Cloud
New York January 1 Trade and industry remain active and largely steady amid Cys Topean war developments. Retail holiday trade runs at unprecedented volume while collections are satisfactory. Freight car shortages slow deliveries as labor improves with sheltered winter work. News print demand soars due to higher advertising and circulation, with paper manufacturing costs up. Crop shortages push food prices higher.
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New York
Pierre Jay
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Jay
Portland Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Portland Oregon January 1 hog receipts 2027 bulk packing prices range from 8.85 to 10.25 heavy butchers 10.15 10.25 light packing 9.50 10.05 rough heavies 9.0 10.0 pigs and skips 6.25 9.25 stock hogs 7.0 8.5 cripples 8.0 8.5 receipts 240 steers 5.25 8.00 prime heavy leads markets with varied bids and buyers present.
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Portland Livestock
Portland
Ore
Market Report on Cattle Sheep Lamb Receipts
Seattle market notes receipts totaling 1,949 cattle and sheep. Cattle and sheep steady overall with higher bids on prime and medium to choice ranges. Prices cited include prime light at 10.35 and heavies around 9.00, with various denominations for yearlings and ewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Market Letter Says Stocks Discount Future, Not Present
Hay den, Stone & Co in a weekly market letter argues the market has shifted from current conditions to discounting the future. They note authentic overtures for peace amid a war, warn of inflated speculation, favor railroads for safety, and urge valuation by intrinsic earning power under normal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden, Stone & Co
Railroads
Anaconda Copper earnings to top prior year says New York
New York reports Anaconda Copper Co production for 1916 should reach 384 million pounds, up from 255 million last year, with December output near 26 million pounds. Profits may exceed 50 million dollars for the year, about 21 a share, under contracts at high prices despite war prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anaconda Copper Company
Arrests for Drunkenness Rise in 1916 Report
Des Town data show 3472 drunkenness arrests in 1918, with 2956 people charged in 1915 and 1916. The department lists six “wet” weeks and six “dry” months, reflecting ongoing enforcement under temperance laws.
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Des Town
Pottco
North Hutte Mining Declares Dividend No 41
North Hutte Mining Company declares a dividend of seventy five cents per share on 430 000 outstanding shares payable January 29 1947 to stockholders of record at close of business January 12 1917. Transfer books remain open. R Kennedy secretary treasurer New York December 27 1918.
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North Hutte Mining Company
R. Kennedy
New York
N. Y
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Consolidated
Thomas F. Cole
Business and Professional Directory of
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A. H. Cole
Ommce
West Park Street
Nex Yada Avenue
Jones Storage & Transfer Co
West Broadway
Manlove
Butte, Mont
Occident
Tripp & Dragstedt Co
South Main Bt
Sue ‘Comes
Goons Sreu
Poe Wen Deneerr
Tatya Tras
Qneey
Black Jack Mammoth
Union Wine & Liquor Co
East Park Street
Des Moines
Havana
United States
Let
Key West
Berlin
Sayville
London Express
Hamburg
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
State Department of Agriculture
Lead Spelter
East St. Louis
Silver Bow National Bank
A. S
Atpm Hae
A.J. Wenn
Christ Piveet
Wycomb
Zephia Job
Ded
Pitas Woraia
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Butte Ratansieden
NRL and
Sarptun
RPM
First National Bank of Butte
Murph
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company Capital
Prosta
W. McDowell
J. L. Cusrot
G.” Bawden
Thomas”ater
Kemper
David Ehatlon
Ti. Renick
Savings Department
Sanke
San
W. A. Clark
J. Robs Clark
W.a.clark & Brother Bankers
Alex
Johnston
Ti Wiecer
Western Montana National Bank
Mont
United States Depository
Joan Lei Ke
Butte Public
Stock. Exchange
North Main
Idaho-Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner
Montana
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