Anaconda copper output at Washoe and Great Falls smelters
The December production at Washoe and Great Falls smelters neared 26 million pounds, bringing 1916 total to about 200 million pounds with a monthly average around 27.8 million. Cold weather trimmed November and December, but mines and smelters are back to full force as of New Year’s Day, with copper demand expected to stay strong. Anaconda’s annual report projects roughly 325 million pounds for 1916, with costs near 11 cents per pound and profits near 47 million dollars. The note discusses dividend conservatism, outstanding shares, and a planned large cash surplus to fund future needs, including retiring 16 million in notes and potential 1917 earnings above 11 dollars per share.
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Washoe
Great Falls
Eastern Mining and Financial
Anaconda Company
Anaconda Copper Company
Anaconda
Federal mining experiment station opens at Washington university
Seattle Jan 2 The federal mining experiment station recently installed on the University of Washington campus opened today. It occupies the bureau of mines building and will study large industry problems for Washington Oregon and Idaho with sub stations planned with Oregon State Bureau of Mines at Corvallis and the University of Idaho at Moscow.
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Seattle
Federal Mining Experiment Station
University of Washington
Bureau of Mines
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Oregon State Bureau of Mines
Corvallis
University of Idaho
Moscow
North Butte Mining Company Dividend Declared
North Butte Mining Company declares Dividend No. 41 of seventy five cents per share on 430 000 outstanding shares. Payment due January 29 1917 to stockholders of record at close of business January 12 1917. Transfer books will not be closed. Signed F B Kennedy secretary treasurer New York December 27 1916.
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North Butte Mining
F. BR. Kennedy
New York
N. Y
Copper Stock Rally Falters as Peace Plans Stir Markets
Investors weighed rumors from Washington as stocks strengthened early but slipped toward the close. copper demand remained robust with dividend boosts easing stress. Michigan and Caribbean mining shares opened high, then fluctuated. The National City Bank notes warn that war end remains distant, trade opportunities will rise, and Mexico tensions loom, while several mines report varied daily ranges and a Miami company declares a 50 cent extra dividend.
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Germany
Utah
Hutte & Superior
Inspiration
China
Miami
Ray
Kennecott
Greene Cananea
Granby
Alaska
National City Bank
United States
Mexico
Washington
Lansing
Gregory
McAdoo
Baker
Davis-Daly
North Butte
Tuolumne
East Butte
Butte & London
Leston & Montana
Butte-Ballaklava
Miami Company
London
Market tips and stock notes dull to steady in early January
Paine Webber and Heilbronner anticipate steady to better prices for several stocks. Buoyant copper and high metal prices support Lake and Tamarack while Mohawk Range and Pond Creek trade hints rise. Southern Railway may shift to dividends, Marine and Western Union seen as solid plays. Seattle livestock shows higher hogs at 10.60 to 10.70, cattle and sheep steady.
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the Standard
Paine, Webber & Co
Algomah
I ‘Daly
West St Butte
Franklin
Hancock
Healey Ota
Island Creek
Mayflower
Mohawk
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Colony
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Osceola
Quincy
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Story
Superior
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Shattuck
Marack
Trinity
Utah
Utah Apex
United Fruit
Cary
Victor
Wolverine
Winona
Boston
Paine, Webber
Barnes-King
Bingham Mines
Regale
Big Sea
Bohemia
Ston & “Ry
Butte
Arizona
Corte
Crown Reserve
Magle & Bluebell
First Emma
Ational
Fortunate U
Goldweld
Atanta Goldfield
Monster
Houghton
Howe Sound
Wall Street Close Sees Mixed War News and Heavy Industrials
New Year trading opens with higher quotes and volatile moves as war news suggests prolongation of the conflict. United States Steel leads gains among industrials, while copper and other metals retreat late after an early uptick. Bond sales total about 4.78 million par with U S bonds unchanged. rail and remittance markets show weakness amid uncertain overseas orders.
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New York
United ‘States Steel
Miami Copper
United States
Crop values rise nationwide led by Texas
Washington reports total farm crop value for 1916 near 8.93 billion dollars, up about 2.11 billion from 1915 and 2.87 billion above the 1910 14 average. Texas leads in crop value with Oklahoma rising to second, followed by Nebraska Georgia Kansas Pennsylvania New York Indiana and Ohio amid widespread gains.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Tlinois
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Georgia
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New York
Indiana
Ohio
North Dakota
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IRECT
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Barnes-King Butte
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Butte & Arizon
Douglas
Great Bull
Carney
Elk Basin
Cedar Creek
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Bannack
King Ted Bacorn
Bullwhacker & Ely
W Leonard
Yoo
Great Butte Copper National Site
Tarbox Tuolumne
ONFIR
Mation
Bannack Gold
Barnes
King Butte
Bullwhacker
Chicago
Duluth
Salt Lake
Spokane
Lauzier-Wolcott Company Stock Brokers
East Broad
Butte, Mont
Advanc
Paine, Weber & CO
Lake
St Mary's
Range
Tamarack
Pond Creek
New River
Hutton & Co
Southern Railway
Western Union
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Etts
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Big Creek
Butte Public
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Hutte & Racorn
Hutte
Great But
Helena
Keating
Bingham
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Rainbow
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York
Silver Bow National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Savings Department
U. S
West Park Street
Joan MacGinniss
A. J. Bennett
ABS
Onratie
HF Pissot
A J
Lincolds Bephin Sob
Pied Wera
Western
National Bank
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
First National Bank of Butte
United States Depository
Pital
Andrew Travelers
W. A. Clark
W. A. Clark & Brother Bankers
Auer
Jo Jqenston
Searecet
AsaiotaTt
Gacle & General Banking Burt
Ean
J. Ross Clark
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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