Basis for the profits of Butte and Superior
The Boston News Bureau notes the Butte & Superior stockholder faces profits tied to current spelter prices and monthly concentrate output. It explains smelting costs, tolls, and joint ventures with American Zinc Lead Smelting, estimating that a 10 cent spelter price could yield about 560,000 dollars monthly in profits, per share projections, while a 13 cent scenario becomes speculative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte & Superior
Boston News Bureau
Butte & Superior Company
App
American Zinc
Mont Butte & Superior
Woston
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Market Weakness Persists Amid War Note Rumors
Trading remains light as investors await Germany’s reply to the Wilson note. Amalgamated, Butte & Superior, North Butte, Utah Copper, Inspiration, China, Steel, Granby, Greene-Cananea, and Davis-Daly show varied openings and closes with totals around 13,000 shares traded. Bulls hold as bears retreat. analysts warn the market hinges on war news, with deposits at $400 million city banks and Penn railroad equipment orders signaling ongoing activity despite cautious sentiment.
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Germany
Willson Willl
Amalgamated
Shar Butte & Superior
Boston
New York
North Butte
Utah
Inspiration
China
Granby
Greene- Cananea
Hast Butte
Hg Ao
Davis-Daly
Butte
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchison
Weeder & Co
Vaine, Webber & Co
Colorado
Point
Alaska
Bay Te Am Butte & Superior
Co Mountain
Oty Butte & Baltaklava
Evada Hille Calumet
Arizona
Onio Copper Calumet Hecla
Prince Consolidated
Ny Centennial
Seven Troughs
Silver King Coalition
Am Copper Range
Wer King Consolidated
Chino Copper Ee Om Joux Consolidated
Daly-Weet
Swansea
Encie Bam Consolidated Og
Franklin W
Victoria
Wiberto Greene-Cananca
Hancock Y
Medley
Copper Island “Creek
London
Seles
Isle Royale
Dem
St Mary's Ae Switt Pany
Santa Fe Shannon Big Shattuck
Utah Copper Report for First Quarter
The Utah Copper Company reports for the first quarter show weather increases in operating costs but a net profit of 945 048. Major income included 1 691 728 from milling operations 260 128 from Nevada Consolidated dividends 209 062 from Bingham and Garfield Railway earnings and 16 609 from other sources. Dividends paid totaled 1 218 36 leaving a net surplus for the quarter. The report notes ore treated 1 396 241 tons with an average copper content of 1.4998 percent and an extraction of 65.88 percent. Net cost per pound of copper rose to 8.88 cents, before miscellaneous income credits, due to winter conditions. cost per pound would be 7.289 cents if such credits are included.
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Utah Copper Company
Nevada
Utah Corps
Bingham and Garfield Railway
Pany
MacNe Sarpines
UC Poe
Ava Oman
Upaouimay
Nora Capaci
Irene
Bree
Htagha
Ile
Arthur
Lie Subie Sa
Bingham & Garneld Railway
Utah
Bingham& Garfield Railway
Butte Stock Brokers Invite Buying and Selling Orders
LAUZIER WOLCOTT CO. of Butte Montana advertises to list buying and selling orders with notices of bids and offers across numerous firms and commodities including petroleum life insurance and various the Butte market names. The fragment references prices such as 82.00 and 1,000 and mentions terms Subject to Confirmation and National Life Ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will_ Bay
Barnes-King
Butte & Bacorn
Alberta
Petroleum
Butte
Alex Beatt
Davis-Daly
Caledonia
Alameda Stewart
Tudurane National Life Ins
Keating Gold
East Butte
Exton
Great Falls
Bullwhacker
North Franklin Butte
London
New York
Alex Scott
Tuolumne
National Life Ins
Keating
Elysees
Alberta Petroleum
Pilot-Butte
Alameda
Great
Montana
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Mont
Ray Consolidated reports quarter copper output and profit
Ray Consolidated Copper Company shows a quarterly net surplus of 741 599 with total production of 14 508 965 pounds of copper from concentrates and ores. Ore milled 64 662 dry tons at 1.667 percent copper. mill recovery 66.08 percent. milling cost 49 cents per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Aldrich
Chicago Markets Edge Down as Crop Outlook Dampens Prices
The Chicago markets closed nervously as fears of a crop disaster weighed on wheat, with May wheat at 1.29 and May corn and oats slipping. Limited activity in shipping and a cover by packers provided minor support while hogs and cereals followed lower, and cattle and sheep receipts showed a weak market.
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Kansas
Elsewai
Save the Bears
Ameri
Alno
Iet
Liverpool
Brige Park
Timothy Cass
Orduna Sails for Liverpool With 225 Passengers
New York May 18 The Cunard steamer Orduna sailed for Liverpool carrying 225 passengers none of them Americans Aboard were reports of a large cargo of supplies for the British government Captain Taylor said he was not worrying about submarine dangers to the voyage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vunara Line
Liverpool
Orduna
Taylor
Papal Approval Sought for Hanna as San Francisco Archbishop
The consistorial congregation decided to submit the appointment of the Right Rev Edward J Hanna to Pope Benedict for approval as archbishop of San Francisco. Hanna had been auxiliary bishop of San Francisco since 1912 and the news comes from Rome on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benedict
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Hanna
Powell-Sanders wholesale grocers burn in Spokane blaze
Spokane May 19 fire destroyed the Powell-Sanders company wholesale grocers stock and building. Loss estimated at more than 400000 with insurance coverage around 138000. The blaze started early today and caused extensive damage across the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Powell-Sanders Company
Wall Street Quiet as Traders Await European Developments
New York May 18 stock dealings the smallest in over two months with about 210000 shares traded. Traders cited awaiting definite European developments as the main reason for the quiet market. The tape showed narrow fluctuations and a late decline. Bond and commodity sections moved in sympathy with stocks, while railroad returns varied. Livestock receipts listed for May 18 indicate cattle and hog counts.
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New York
Vusinea
Falthough
Walter
New Haven
Anex
Oneral Fe
United States
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York
Seiden
United
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Wilson
Tom Dlapaten
Tx. Company
Hhote
Willy
Prom Heilhronner Company
Jones & CO
Dulless
New York—Sun
Stock Exchange
Simon—Narl Kitchener
Wranby Company
Dow Jones & Co
Tonopah Extension Company
New York News
Washington
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Minneapolis
Utah Copper
Metal Market
Aiay Imaune Metal Exchange
New York Metal Exchange
RAY Consolidated
Rsa
Chicago
Tonuce
Chicago Livestock
Cisco Arch
Wall Street Close
Moston Curb
Paine, Webber & Co
Great Northern
Guggenheim
Interborough
International Harvester
Kansas City Southern Lehigh
Florence
Goldfeld Consolidated
Kewanas
Manhattan Consolidated
White Caps
Virginia
Opnir
Jim Butler
Tonopah
Midway
Monarch-Pillabig Bis
Westinghouse Electric
SAN Francisco Mines
Noston
Sau Lake
Tland Livestock
Superior Copper
Tamaracks Tuolumne
Utah Consolidated
Ulan Apex
Winona
Wolverine Wyandotte
Paine, Wenner & Co
Ankota
Eagle & Bivedell
Pelmont Bohemia
A. A
Ie Ohar Butte
Heilbronner CO
Stone & CO
Main
Granite Sts
F. Hutton & CO
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Am, Capital and Surpion
First National Bank of Butteravelers
Wa, Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Brother
Wston
Canmier
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co
West Park Street
Aber
Federal Reserve Bank
Silver Bow National Bank
United States Depository
Resina National 8 Bank Say
Iyi
Ind
Bell
Faymoran
DR. Lamb
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