Juice Is Turned On At Piegan Gloster Mill
Power is now available at the Piegan Gloster mill near Marysville after months of prep and delays. Electric operation will begin grinding within days, with stockholders expecting revenue from the Plegan Gloster property once producing. The Barnes King Development company invested about 250 000 dollars, with total property and improvements around 340 206 dollars, and plans to start paying dividends once production begins. Superintendent McGee notes the mill site is near water and construction work has progressed on the ore body and shaft system.
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Plogan-Gloster
Marysville
Plegan-Gloster
Barnes-King Development Company
Plesan Closter
Goodal
Montana Power Company
Great Palle
Deer S Land
Pleeendorter
Trop
Barnes-King Company
Plegan- Groster
McGee
No. S Symons
Witney
Butte & Superior Big Spelter Sale Contracts
The Butte & Superior Mining firm signed a contract to deliver 250,000 pounds of spelter at 13 cents per pound, spread over five months. May wages are planned at four dollars per day, signaling a record payroll. The company reports strong three month profits of about 1.163 million, with output at 31 million pounds for the quarter and an annual rate of 125 million pounds, making it the world’s largest spelter producer. A dividend of at least $3 per share, including 75 cents regular and $2.25 extra, is anticipated at the directors’ meeting later this month.
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Butte & Superior Mining
Comany
Devery
Ccomen Direct
Soverstood
Hhat
Peiter
Sakrehproves
Butte
Butte & Superior
Maren
Butte & Superior Company
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
World copper production shows decline in 1812 figures
Copper output worldwide fell in the latest year from 984,860 tons to 93,085 tons? The text notes a record of 1,230,000 pounds in 1812 and a drop of 224,050,000 pounds. The United States and Spanish mines reduced output due to curtailment, with African mines rising on Katanga operations in Tanganyika.
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Henry R. Merton & Co
London
United States
Massford
Germany
Katanga
Tanganyika
Watchful Waiting on Market Policy Trading
Very little trading occurred at the market opening with under 300 shares changing hands, while more shares awaited action as investors watched policy developments and waited for clearer guidance on opening movements.
Market sings on copper and war hopes in steady trading
Market observers report copper firms like Quincy Calumet Heel and Amalgamated seeing strong demand and high prices amid ongoing German submarine policy. Traders note Japan and Britain watching German response as stock activity opens strong then retreats. Strong futures and new government contracts, including a large U S copper deal, buoy optimism while analysts warn against relying on rumors before official notes.
Granby Consolidated Restores Normal Dividend Policy
Directors meet in New York to resume dividends at six percent per year. The stock traded on the exchange between sixty and eighty-two dollars. The firm had issued two million dollars in bonds. funds will not be available until June, delaying payments to meet obligations. Copper production is rising with the Hidden Creek smelter operating three furnaces, improving output and expected revenue.
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New York—Journal of Commerce
Washington
Berlin
Peter Thant
Sun
Financial Bulletin
Granby Consolidated
New York
Cranby
Hidden Creek
Tha
Ing
Chong
Butte Alex Scott men inspect Butte property visit
The president and two directors of the Butte Alex Scott Mining Co arrived in Butte for an inspection of the property first since the mine’s shutdown last August. The site has operated with seven to sixteen men and shipped ore to the East Butte smelter during the last two months, according to Ben nette, the company’s vice president. He met with Heimbach, Laird, and Merritt on arrival.
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Butte-Alex. Scott Mining Company
Butte
East Butte
Tr. Bennette
Bennetts
W. Y P. ‘Heimbach
F.C. Laird
Minnenus
Thomas A. Merritt
Dus
Thorn
Fon Ote
Spelter Market For Week Higher Prices Prevailing
High prices last week established in the spelter market with sales at 14 cents a pound in New York and 12 cents for May to September deliveries. London prices were lower, despite the bulk of the world’s production, limiting big British purchases and reflecting a thinner market.
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Hoston
New York
Conte
East St Loui
London
Mine directors vote to repay workers in plum bonus
Hoston The Calumet and Hecla Mining Company directors voted to pay employees wages and salaries lost during retrenchment, totaling over 400000. After mid 1920s wage cuts and partial restorations, the firm now restores full compensation through the retrenchment period. Also noted are ruins in Cusco Peru claimed to feature the finest stone mason works in the world.
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Hoston
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Tha i
Cusco
Peru
Wall Street closes as dull market awaits German reply
New York May 11 dull session with conservative bankers keeping prices firm then wavering. Traders noted limited movement pending Germany's response to Washington's note. Major issues showed minor gains early, settled mixed amid steady time money. Markets for steel, mining, and utilities were cautious with several large names quoted. bonds steady and metals trading mixed at close.
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New York
Washington
Lene Rushanta
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Merton
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Portui
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Mor
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Hutton & Co
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de Ing
New York Stock Exchange
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Spelter
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Kelly
Jom Bryan
Aaseietas
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Rms
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