Anaconda Plans Big Copper Refinery Expansion at Great Falls
A Western authority reports Anaconda Copper Mining will start Great Falls refinery operations within sixty days. The plant will process up to 15 million pounds monthly, boosting total refinery capacity to about 180.9 million pounds annually. The Raritan refinery adds 400 million pounds per year, leaving total capacity near 580 million pounds. The company faces roast-heap delays but expects surges as concentrates are treated.
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Anaconda
Great
Great Falls
Anaonda Copper Mining Company
Great Falla
Raritha
Comony
Ths Western
United Metals Selling Company
American Smelting and Refining Compans
Proptien
American Smelt
Chicago Markets Followed by Wave of Cold in Wheat and Grain
Chicago markets opened with brisk European demand and forecasts of a severe cold wave pressuring winter wheat. May wheat opened at 1.20 with highs near 1.24, July at 1.20 to 1.24, corn rose to support wheat, oats and provisions showing mixed early strength and later firmness. Cash and futures quotes feature widespread variety across wheat, corn, oats, and barley with receipts and livestock figures noted from Chicago and Helena.
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Chicago
Ats
Jane May
Sao
Natin Timothy
Lead Industry Advances in 1915 Mining and Smelting Gains
The 1915 lead industry reports higher output in mining and smelting within the United States, with refined lead production near 65.0 short tons of value around 52.1 million dollars. Domestic and foreign ore usage, imports from Mexico and Chile, and price movements in New York and London shaped the year. Major smelter projects emerged in Coeur d'Alene, Northport, and related districts as existing plants evolved or closed.
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United States
Geological Survey
C. E. Liebenthal
Coeur d'Alene
Maho
Hercules Mining Company
Northport
Wash
Penn Sylvania Smelting Company
Pittsburg
Bunker Hill & Sullivan ‘Company
Abey
Iting and Refining Company
Balbach Smelting and Refining Company
Newark
N. J
C.F. Siebenthal
United States Geological Survey
Bureau of Foreign and Dmestic Commerce
New York
Mississippi
Mexico
Chile
Numerous corporations filed annual statements in Silver Bow county
Thursday marked the deadline for corporations doing business in Silver Bow county to file their annual statements with many arriving last minute. Listed firms include Montana Iron Works, Basin Mining, Butte Pot ato and Produce, Columbian Association of Butte, Montana Abstract and Title Insurance, Northwestern Concrete, and several others with varying capital and debt figures. The state law imposes no penalty for late filings, but directors may be held liable for the corporation’s debts.
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Silver Bow
Notig
Tr ix
Butte Potato and Produce Company
Capital
Montana Fruit and Jobers Association
Montana Iron Works
Montana Shoe Company
Berery
Sundry
Pital
Capital Home
Beaverhead
Alberta Oil and Gi Company
Devts
Ely the Ely Copper Company
Tlgens
Coal Company
Clara, Mining and Ting Company
Columban
Hutte Capital
Tistland Kinks” Betting Works
Leegat Hotel
Missouri Land and Irrigation Capital
Saint Electric Construction Company
Capseal
Tne
Montana. Electric
Tauper's
Dream Mining
Ampans Capital
Pires Rivers Development Company
Eapital
West Side Grocery Company
Aie Fat Corbin Copper King Mining Company
Heabt Jontanary Company
Northport Smelter set to open by February deadline
The Northport smelter in British Columbia, partly owned by the Day brothers of the Hercules mine, aims to be in operation by February 18. One stack is ready, others near completion, delays from new freight tariffs hinder ore shipments, and Jerome J. Day reports smooth progress as the plant nears startup.
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Northport
British Columbia
Day Brothers
Hercules
Burke
Jerome J. Day
Smelter Company
W Tne
Wallace Press- Times
Nho
Coeur d'Alene
Reason of Increase North Butte Costs
North Butte Mining faces higher costs for copper production in 1915. Low to normal output, extended development work, and transition to Granite Mountain shaft boosted expenses. Despite high copper prices, per pound costs rose due to reduced output and extraordinary charges. Portland market data follows, with cattle hogs and sheep pricing mixed.
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North Butte
North Butte Company
Boston News Bureau
North Butte Mining Company
Portland
Ore
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Fred W. Peckover
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Clearmont Amusement Company
Lunt Par” Amusement Company
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Brothers_ company
Hutte Butchering
Hutte Country Chair
Butte Tombstone Company
Eden
West Side Coal Company
King Real Cympany
Kinney Evang Company
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Neves Estate
Ohio
Keating Gold Mining Company
Capitan
Imont Land Company
Debes Binlac
Vadnain Realty Company
Cooney
Fuser Jewel
Ben’ Bank
Beaverhead-Montana Copper Mining Company
Black Diamond Mining Company
Tal
Ute
Hutte & Zenith City
Butte
Chib
Creoklyn Land Company
Casey’ Candy Company
Colbert Drug Company
Fair Drug and Assay Company
Hansen Packing Company
Hansen Company
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Northwestern Concrete
Northwestern Palmer
National Realty Company
Nebraska Investment Company
Northport Smelter
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Metal Exchange
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