Optimistic reports fail to move copper market
Copper on hand shows a sharp decline to about 2,800,000 pounds, with stocks at the lowest since September. Government crop reports improve sentiment but traders remain lethargic as Amalgamated and Chesapeake & Ohio edge down on dividend rumors. Total sales reach 1,730,000 dollars with United States 4s and Panama 3s listed.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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Panama
Garfield group mines eyed for rapid ore shipment
The Garfield group of mines sixteen miles northeast of Manhattan shows strong signals of potential ore. The Gilt Edge, Bull Moose, Garfield, Manhattan and Solid Muldoon claims in Spring Hill district attract investors led by Richard Trevithick. A 500 foot drift reveals rich gold and silver veins with 12 to 15 foot copper edge. William Walsh, former state mine inspector, predicts shipping ore and continued vein continuity as work advances. Trevithick plans a wagon road and to implement Walsh’s recommendations, aiming for prompt commercial ore shipment.
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Decrease in Stocks Shown by the Copper Producers
Report from New York notes a drop in copper stock levels as producers report lower inventories. The summary cites challenged market conditions and shifting demand, with producers signaling tighter supplies amid ongoing economic pressures.
Chicago Market Mixed Wheat Decline Amid Global Supply Dip
Chicago market notes show mixed moves as wheat fell slightly while corn rose, oats fluctuated, and provisions held near steady. Domestic crop conditions and a drop in April world wheat supply dominated price action, with receipts, market dullness, and varied livestock bids shaping the day.
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Gagste Harley
Copper Market News Suggest Rally Delayed by Pessimism
A Boston dispatch reports copper producers' results show a surplus drop of nearly 29 million pounds, the best copper news in years, yet traders remain cautious and buying is scant. Reports from New York and London note a steady or weak tone with no rally anticipated, advising sales on rallies and signaling limited upside before tariff and policy developments shift sentiment.
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Washington May crop report highlights wheat and hay data
The department of agriculture May crop report shows winter wheat at 1.9 percent of normal, 9,208,000 harvested acres, and yield estimates for corn at 12,571,00 bushels. Spring plowing 61.2 percent completed and spring planting Maybe. Market notes from New York cover mercantile paper, exchange rates, and government bonds.
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Portland Livestock Markets May Report Thick with Prices
Portland livestock receipts show market strength across categories. Steers commanded 8.25 to 8.75, cows 4.07 to 4.75, heavy calves near 6.50, bulls around 5.66, while hogs balanced at 8.76 to 9.05 and sheep steady with yearling wethers 7.00 to 7.10. Copper and lead markets noted, with copper exports and London copper dull.
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Boy Saves Train From Burning Bridge Near Weston
Weston West Virginia May 8 A boy named Robert Brinkley aged 11 flagged a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train in the mountains and saved it from crashing through a burning trestle. The underpinning burned away but the train with 159 passengers halted near the trestle as a skeleton support was built.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Women to Stamp Texas in Senate Fight Return
Mrs H H Sevier, wife of a stock broker, said in New York that she and prominent Texas women will stamp the state to defeat Governor Colquitt and run for the United States Senate this summer. She spoke after three months in Texas opposing a state building project near the Alamo, a property she saved for Texas three years ago. She turned the Alamo site over to the state with a proviso for approval by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas and the governor.
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United States Senate
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Austin
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Alamo
San Antonio
Giroux interests in conflict over company control and cananea ties
Reports describe friction among Giroux Consolidated and North Butte stockholders over control after Cole takeover. Former directors and heavy holders dispute leadership, with Cananea and San Pedro subsidiaries contributing dividends. Mines like Davis Daly face a new strike and ore shipments continue as efforts to open deeper veins proceed.
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Meet We at the Fountain at Columbia Gardens
The fountain pavilion at Columbia Gardens hosts a social gathering this evening, touted as the big night with many attendees expected. Word spreads that the event will attract a large crowd and community interest is high.
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April 6000 Month For Stockholders
April proved an exceptionally good month for holders of American metal mines and metallurgical works with 62 companies reporting $11,000.48 in dividends. Including five securities-holding corporations, total distributions for four months in 1913 rose sharply, totaling $43,594,603 to mining shareholders.
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Incor
Incorpo
Mexico
Pata
Bozeman Swears In New City Council Leaders
Bozeman’s new council convened as old members retired. Mayor Buell announced appointments, confirmed by the council. New officers include City Clerk H M Brandenburg and City Attorney George Y Patten. Fire Chief W G Alexander and Police Chief A E Westlake were named along with several patrolmen and city staff. No standing committees were set, and council president selection was postponed.
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del Gray
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F. T. Rich
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Withdrawal by Roosevelt Challenged as Illegal
Cheyenne Wyoming May hearing opened before Judge J A Riner in United States district court over the West Oil Company land withdrawal in Salt Creek district. Waite attorney for fix oil company argued that Roosevelt's withdrawal after first filing and Taft era restoration, followed by a later withdrawal after Congress authorized executive withholding, was unlawful.
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