North Butte April copper output falls from March
North Butte reports April production of 1 911 763 pounds of copper 94 769 ounces of silver and 123 ounces of gold. The drop stems from Granite Mountain mine closure near the month end due to a fire in Anaconda’s High Ore mine. Production expected to rise in May after remobilizing Speculator shaft and reinforcing ground. efforts also underway to resume work at Modoc and nearby mines with ongoing development along the Independence vein and potential new shaft plans.
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North Butte Company
Granite Mountain
Anaconda Company
North Company
Modoc
North Butte
East Ride
Independence
Butte Men Take Over Swastika Mines in Philipsburg
Butte mining men led by Reynolds and McDowell with Glenn Anderson seize Swastika Mining, owning three claims in Philipsburg. An established mine ships ore, copper content near 50 percent, with 190 foot shaft and a tunnel. Anderson directs operations, Williams superintendent. Plan to sink to 500 feet, crosscut, and boost production while shipping continues. Hope Hill property sits as Philipsburg grows as a mining hub with manganese boom and high prices, agents paying up to ten dollars per ton for manganese ore.
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Glenn Anderson
W. W. Willams
Hope Hill
Philipsburg
Montana
SPATTLE LIVESTOCK Receipts and price directions noted
Special Dispatch to the Standard Beattie May 14 reports receipts of hogs 1003 cattle 88 with cattle and sheep steady and hogs 25 to 40 cents higher than Saturday's quotations. A stray note warns against holding knife and fork in the air while passing a plate.
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Standard
Beattie
Chicago Market Turmoil Ends With Wheat Slump
Chicago wheat prices fell twenty three cents as board of trade directors ordered 48 hours of no new buys and fixed limits on July and September contracts. July closed at 2.59 and September at 2.28 while other commodities rose. Fearful short sellers spurred wild moves in corn and oats before a late firmness.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
Boards of Trade
Market Hesitates As War Developments Weigh On Stocks
Market sentiment remained cautious amid war prospects and grain speculation. Russian situation unsettled to prolong conflict, Liberty Loan effects linger, and Chicago Board of Trade actions influence prices. stocks show little movement with notable openings and closes across many steel, copper, and mining issues.
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Russia
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
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Atulla
Anaconda
Utah Copper
Nevada
Inspiration
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Miami
Ray
Butte & Superior
Steel
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Butte
East Butte
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Tuolumne
Butte & London
Butte Copper
Zine
Butte-New York
Alaska
Greenos Cananea
Wall Street Close Shows Partial Market Improvement
New York May 14 signaled a partial uptick after a dull session as oversold conditions drew mild buying. Industrials led gains with steel, leather, and oil, while St Paul hit a new low before rebounding. total volume 465,000 shares and bond activity remained heavy amid a cautious banking mood.
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New York
Uni
St. Paul
St Paul
Liberty Loan
United States
Minneapolis Grain Market Sinks After Action In Chicago
May 14 market notes wheat futures fell sharply after actions in Chicago and Minneapolis suspending future trading. May closed 5.0 down, July 18 down, September 7 down. Cash prices varied with No 1 hard at 8.60, No 1 northern at 8.16, No 2 durum 3.05, and No 2 hard Montana 3.21. Flour steady. Shipments 51,188 barrels. barley 1.50, rye 2.45. Other grains and metals quoted. stock notice from Anaconda Copper warns stockholders of annual meeting on May 29, 1917.
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