Famine Pronounced in Spelter Market Across War Supplies
A real famine in spelter has developed as foreign supply stops. US consumption remains steady while exports shrink. Germany Austria Belgium lost shipments, France near Belgian border, Russia and Holland output greatly reduced. US plants operate near full capacity but price spikes drive demand for ammunition uses.
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Spelter
Boston News Bureau
United States
Germany
Austria
Belgium
France
Russia
Holland
Wr Spelter
Increased Dividend Rumor at Success Mining Company
Rumor persists of a straight 3 percent dividend replacing the 2 cents, to be declared at the next meeting. Wallace Press-Times notes market quotations show a rise in Success Mining shares to 164 and a 5 cent gain over last week, with the mine approaching a half million in cumulative dividends as shipping and spelter contracts bolster the treasury.
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Wallace Press-Times
Yester
Ince
East St. Louis
Treasury
Plannin
East
Spoons sale extended to June on Oneida keepsake set
The Standard offers Genuine Oneida Community souvenir spoons at 16 each with coupons from monthly subscription payments. For every month paid, customers may buy four spoons. mailing charges apply and delivery is guaranteed. Mail orders go to the Anaconda office of the Standard.
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Oneida
Ihe
Abe
Jumbo Extension and Booth Settle Apex Rights Dispute
San Francisco report details a settlement between Jumbo Extension and Booth over apex rights in the Velvet claim. Booth transfers all ore ownership, Jumbo Extension receives 300,000 shares and $15,000 cash. Merger Mines, Kewanas, and Lone Star ties complicate capitalization and future ore ownership, with Erikson’s minority stockholder stance debated amid tense litigation and potential further actions on the Velvet claim.
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San Francisco
Jumbo
Booth
Apex Rights
Sion
Kewanas
Lone Star
Erikson
Mr. Erikson
Merger Mines Company
Apex
Trix
Roth
Treasury
Florence
Charles 8. Sprague Believ
Wingfield
Avanta
Mr. Sprague
Scotch Bonnet Mine Reopened in Park County
The Scotch Bonnet Copper and Gold Mining properties near Cook City Montana are to reopen after a long shutdown. An eastern syndicate led by A. Kyer of Seattle gains control of 1.7 million of 3 million shares, with payments starting Jan 15, 1916. The venture, guided by S A Gibson and Mallette, plans extensive development on 12 patented and five located claims, with ore bodies valued at 24 to 38 dollars per ton.
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Scotch Bonnet
Park County
Cook City
Charles E. Mallette
Spokane Mining Exchange
A. Kyer
Neattle
Montana Scotch Bonnet Copper and Gold Mining Company
Canton
Spokane and Hastern Trust Company
Mariette i
Mallette
Spokane
S.A. Gibson
Mr. Mallett
Moritz Peterson
Theodore Hesse
Thomas Donley
Vein widening at Carbonate Hill as ore body grows
Reports from Mulago near Illinois reveal widening ore at the Carbonate Hill claim. Assays show 72 percent lead and 30 ounces of silver with milling-grade rock, prompting surveys and potential mill plans if the body is large enough.
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Watts, Roth
Mul
Flags at Cost Offer From Standard
Serviceable flags in cotton or wool priced 65c 75c 95c and 1.25 each for Standard subserviers while supply lasts. These flags are stated as worth double the price asked. Call At the Butte or Anaconda. Alice of the Standard invites interested buyers.
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Butte
Anaconda
America financing the outside world
The New York Evening Post quotes Warburg at the Pan American conference describing the federal reserve system as the start of financial independence for the United States. It explains how reserve banks hold deposits against a gold or lawful money reserve, and how rediscounting could expand lending, enabling U S exports and imports and potentially financing foreign trade as well.
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New York
New York Evening Post
Washington
Warburg
Federal Fewerve Board
Fesral Reserve Banks
England
Shesidiary
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Old Last Chance Mine Returns to Activity in Wardner
A Wardner dispatch notes rising lead market and better underground conditions as workers return to the Old Last Chance Mine. C Bates is shift boss, with more hires possible in days ahead after a fall staffing cut. Morley & Thomas Co at 45 Broadway offer rates on workers compensation insurance by phone.
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Wardner
Jaano
C. He Bates
Wii
Morley & Thomas Co
E Broadway
War Orders Turned Down by U S Steel Rival
A New York railway equipment firm faces a sudden surge of war orders turning away $100 million in potential contracts. Management cites plant capacity booked for three years and warns that many firms may reject further orders as war munitions demand outpaces production. The piece traces Wall Street’s shift on wartime profits and notes large Allied payments and a Bethlehem Steel exposure to Germany’s foes.
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New York
New York Post
Nalex
Sui
Wall Street
Europe
United” ‘States
Charles M. Schwab
American Iron and Steel Institute
Germany
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Reindeer Queen Directors Called in Special Meeting
A special meeting of Reindeer Queen Mining Company directors was convened at Wallace Taaho Monday evening to discuss milling facilities and the company’s plans amid ongoing strike speculation.
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Reindeer Queen
Reindeer Queen Mining
Wallace, Taaho
Rina
Atfon
Comppany
Exciting Week in Joplin Zinc District
In Joplin Missouri the zinc district reports the most exciting week for ore market activity. Zinc ore prices closed at 112 dollars per ton, a weekly record and up Wiz a ton from last week. The week's output valuation exceeded 750 thousand dollars, topping prior records by about 100 thousand dollars. The report cites Strasburger Civil and Mining Engineering Co surveys and notes the State Savings Bank building in Butte.
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Joplin
Strasburger Civil and Mining Engineering “Co
State Savings Bank
Butte
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