Anaconda Earnings Outside Copper Spotlighted
An eastern analysis claims Anaconda Copper Mining Co will earn sufficient outside profits after March to cover dividends without tapping copper earnings. It notes gains from custom smelting, zinc and silver production, gold, lead, and holdings, while the company nears debt freedom and a large surplus, solidifying its strong historical position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Flarch
Butte Upper
Butteman
Cedteam Het
Butte
Tepper
Montana
North Butte
Davis-Daly
Tooele
Utah
Miami
Ariz
Greene
Cananea
Inspiration
United Metals Selling Agency
Raritan Copper
Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Southern Cross
Millions Paid Out in Mining Dividends
Quarterly cash dividends totaling 29,132,000 were paid out in the first four days of the year by 15 mining companies. Utah Copper and Phelps Dodge led disbursements with 5,685,715 and 5,625,000 respectively, followed by Kennecott at 4,171,000. Other firms include Superior, Chino, Eagle Bell, Hedley Gold, Interstate, Magma, Nevada Consolidated, Old Dominion, Ray Consolidated, Silver King Consolidated, and Yukon Gold.
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Superior
Chino
Eagle & Bell
Hedley Gold
Interstatehan
Kennecott
Magma
Nichols Per
Nevada Consolidated
Old Dominion
Phelps-Dodge
Ray’ Consolidated
Silver King Consolidated
Utah Copper
Yukon Gold
Phelps Dodge
Kennett
New York
Houndey Oy
American Logomotive
Amer
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Faldwin
Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid
Trett Butte & Superior
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee & St. Paul Oichier & Northwestern
Chicago, RT. & Pacific
Ry. Hy Chine
Colorado
Dimuitters
Securition
Erie
General_ Electric
Great Northern
Mlinois Central
Interborough
Consol Corp
Interna Inspiration Copper Anal Harvester
Mer
Marine Pfd
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Louisville & Nashville
Petroleum
Missouri
Miami
Kansas & Texas Pit
Missouri, Pacific
Montana Power
National Sea
Nevada
New York Central
N. Y
W. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern, Pacific
Pacific Mail
Telcua Pacific Telic
Pennsylvania
Ray
Consolidated ‘Copper
Republic Tron and Steel
OM Shattuck
Arizona Copper
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studel Ker Company Seccess
Texas Company
Ie Union Pacific
United States Steel
Acadene Utah Copper
Wabash
Western
Union
Westinghouse Elestine
Hellbronner Company
Alaska
Barnes-King
Butte Main Range
Big Ledge Ee
Butte
Stewart
Tuolumn
United Verde
United Eastern
Boston
Paine Bia
Webber & Co
Adventure
Alaska Gold
Butte-Ballaklavs
Jumet
Isle Royale
Ain Do
Indiana
Keweenawa
Kerr Lake
la Balle
Lake
Copper
Michigan
Mason Valley
Nipissing
New
Dominion Say
Pond Ok
Quincy
Shannon
Santa Fe
St. Mary's
South Lake
South Utah
Swift Packing
Tamarack
United
Snce Iach
Utah
Bohemia
Crown Reserve
Eagle & Bluebell
Emma Copper
Flist National Ak
Fortunart
Goldfield
Merger de Allantis
Greenstowater
Houghton
Howe Sound
Hollinger
Jerome Verde
Rowe
Majestic Copper
McKinley-Dar
Midvale
Midwest
vada-Douglan
New Battle
Cornelia Uv
Ohio Copper
Oneco
Onondaga
Pilot Butte
Ray Hercules
Tonopah-Belmont ‘Do
United Verdevada Mining
Salt Lake Mines
Paine, Webber & Co
Alta Con
Mack
Olorado Itory Daly
Daly-Judge
Eagle & Bhi
Iron Blossom
Mammoth
Michigan-Utab
Princa
Reed
Sony Rochester Mine
Silver King Coal
Iver King Con
Aux Consolidated
Silver Shield
Tar Baby
UTintig_ Central
Ieony Toe
Yankee
Spokane
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Alameda
Int-Callanan
Intermountain
Lucky Calumet
Lucky Jim
Missoula Cope
Bi Nabob
Ntional
Rex Consolidated
Rambler Cariboo
Ray Jefferson
Snowster
Market Dip Follows Peace Talk Rumors In Near Bear Attack
The daily stock market saw a swift downturn as rumors of President Wilson renewing peace efforts spurred a rush of selling. Total volume reached 1,461,400 shares while many issues, including Anaconda, Butte & Superior, Kennecott, and Chino Copper, fell from opening to close. Copper stocks showed irregular tone amid New York jitters with North Butte Mining declaring a 75 cent per share dividend payable Jan 28, 1917.
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Wilson
Europe
Washington
Anaconda
Butte & Superior
American Zinc
Alaska
High Point
Kennecott
Chino
Trah Copper
Nevada
Miami
Ray
Greene-Cananea
Granby
Steel
Montana Power
Butte & London
Congdon
Butte
Davis-Daly
East Butte
Tuolumne
Butte Copper
Butte & New York
Boston
Montana
Prom Paine
Webber & CO
Paine, Webber & Co
New York
Shannon
North Butte Mining Company
F. R. Kennedy
Wall Street Close Nets Market Movements and Uncertain Peace Hopes
New York on January 4 notes rumors of peacetreaty tensions affecting stocks with prices down about six points. Reports of U.S.-Germany discord and cautious Washington forecasts influenced trading as rails and steel shares sagged while copper faced concessions. Total volume reached 4280000 shares with $5.47 million par value in bonds steady on call. London wool auction saw 8900 lots offered with strong demand for fine wools at unchanged prices.
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New York
Touay
United States
Germany
Dhe
Washington
United, States
Steel and Allied
Cop
Rtand
United ‘States
Anya Busi
Chis
No Consolidation Now Of Big Zing Companies
Wall Street Journal reports merger of American Zinc and Butte & Superior is off for now due to pricing complexities the premium on Mascot spelter and abnormal metal prices. If merged later, basis will depend on normal prices and earnings. Portland livestock and sugar markets also listed with prices and receipts for Jan 4.
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American Zinc
Butte & Superior
Wall Street Journal
United States Depository in FORGE
E Stephenson asst cashier travels? checks and foreign exchange issued at United States Depository in Forge.
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United States
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Eapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Saa
Northern
Butte Public Stock Exchange
North Main
THE
Heilbronner Company
Alain and
Granite
Butt
Arizona
Farrell
Great Butte
Barnes
King Butte
Bacorn
Bullwhacker Butte
Ely
London Butte
Great Falls Butte
Colusa-Leonard
Davis-Daly Douglas
Butte & Arizona
Bannack Gold
Barnes-King Butte-Bullwhacker
Butte-Great Falls
Butte-Main Range
Elk Basin
Farrell Great Butte Copper Tarbox Tuolumr
Boston Salt Lake
Duluth
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Slu Wilson
Butte Stock Exchange
King
Big Creek
U“ Boston & Corbin
Boston & Montana
Butte & Bacorn
Butte-Ball Java
Butte-Monitor
Great Hutte
Helena
Hull
Keating
Montan -Bingham
Mont-Canadian Oi
Nancy Hanks
Metal Exchange
East St. Louis
London
Speller
Wall Street Close
Imag Banking Club
Yegen Brothers
Bankers
Amerinc
Portland
Ore
Lambs Valley
Silver Bow National Bank
S-Ahera
Federal Reserve Bank
Savings Department
U.S. Government
West Park Street
John _MacGinnias
A. J. Bennett
Zerbin Job
Witae
Penn Montana National Bank
Breatier Gapttar
Idaho-Montana Inv. Co
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1St Park Avenue
W. Gri
Daly Bank and Trust Company of Venigata — Incorporat Capital
Urpiaeye
Charles J. Kelly
John D. Ryan, GG Bwin Borne RX
Runwel
RW. Place
First National Bank of
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company Capital
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Carroll Bawden
Thomaa
J. Bee
Kempers David, Larise
Renleky
Fea
David Maule
Petore Sans ES
W. A. Clark
W. A. Clark & Brother Bankers
Alex
Isto
Asaist
Zramgade
Buriose
Ross Clark
Bonner
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