Copper and the Coppers Editor's Note
The editorial analyzes copper market dynamics amid wartime demand, production shifts, and price trends. It traces supply, exports, and domestic consumption, compares Amalgamated with Anaconda stock behavior, and forecasts a possible copper market boom driven by war orders and broader economic revival. It notes heightened copper demand from Allies and steel sector signals, suggesting copper shares may reflect the metal's elevated price prospects.
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Europe
United States Steel Corporation
Preferred Dividend Declared by Public Service Investment Co Boston
Public Service Investment Company in Boston declares a quarterly dividend of 1.50 per share on its preferred stock payable November 1, 1915 to stockholders of record by October 15, 1915. Stone Webster as transfer agents.
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Public Service Investment Company
Stone & Webster
State Street
Boston
Mass
China
United States
Trinity
Stock Exchange
Chino
Santa Rita
Large Fields of Golfers Out at Greater Boston Clubs
A large field of golfers joined holiday prize contests at Greater Boston clubs. Commonwealth held a morning medal handicap and a four ball foursome after lunch. C. H. Lerned won the Holiday cup with 91 19 72. J. H. Sullivan Jr and W. B. Uhler took top honors in the afternoon.
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Greater
Boston
Commonwealth
C. H. Lerned
J. H. Sullivan, Jr
W. B. Uhler
Chestnut Hill Commonwealth
B. Cannell
Morris
Tenney, Jr
Owe Wee
Sabin
Liggett
Conner
J H. Sullivan
Saunders Sete Eeewees
Ross
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O. Folin
Fabyan
BO M J. McMullen
Denham
Wilson
H. Lerned Ek
Fagin Seer
J. Johnson
Lancaster
P. Anderson
Marvin
Evs Essen
Taylor Teeeee
B Chase
V. S Lawrence
H. L. Neurenburg
C. W Cole
L. J Maione
R. M. Purves
Tee A. E. Kenney
T. C. Donovan
H. C. Davis
W. Hosmer
F. G. Schaschke
W. B. Freeman
Ae Y Shosff
Wellington
W. Gahan
F. M. O'Donnell
S. E. Blanchard
D Brough
Jre Sprague
J.M. O. Hewitt
Jones
Sweeney
We. Sebaschke
L. Longley
R. Forges
E. E Bird
J. W. Bird
B. Uhler
G. c. J. H. Sullivan, Jr
Aee Wollaston
H. Kenney
D. Jones
Aiele BE
Schirmer
W. A. Howell
E. H. Wiggin
W. H Tenney, Jr
H . Porter
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Folin
N. U. Walker
O'Connell
J. Conner
M. J. McMullen
Cole
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Brannell
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Froutspeed
Mackey Cree
J Lynch
Leavitt
Ra Donovan
Wade
Manning
H. Pe Young Weete
Ray Gorton Tee
Thayer Fee
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L. Righter
S. Waitt
M Baxter
M. Simonds
K. Perera
Phelps
K. Kearns
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S. Sprague
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Reese
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J. R Peckham
Murphy Sawyer
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M. HI. Stone
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H. Schermerhorn
Hamm
J E Peckham
R Manning
G. Hapgood
Brigham
FE. B. Eddy
Pia
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Wwe
Parks
Crosby
A. M
Smith
Harrison
Wiggin
Folsom
McLaughlin
Carey
Wees Pease
Edgar Woodworth
Potter Salt
Eadeue
Ewer
Burgess
Ritchie
Songley
St Reed
Burke
R. H. Wales
Cane
H. C Davis
I Johnson
McAleer
Belmont Spring
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E van Doren
E E. Bird
Ee Ceeres
Conrad Anaes
J G Jones
Oan Saeed
Open Letter to Stockholders on Options for First National Copper
A chief stockholder explains the request for stock options on First National Copper Company shares. He states the plan could use mines and smelter property with others for broader purposes and outlines potential gains, risks, and his personal financial stake. He urges stockholders to respond quickly and raises terms shifting to ten dollars per share if needed.
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Trinity
Boston Stock Exchange
Trinity Company
First National
COPPERS AND WAR STOCKS BOOM PREDICTED TO RUN
The author argues stock speculation will rise through the war boom as idle money chases profits. He cites war stocks as prone to collapse but predicts copper stocks or "COPPERS" will outperform, remaining valuable even after the war ends. He names Utah Copper, China, and American Smelting as prime examples and urges shifting from war stocks to copper holdings.
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Utah
China
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Trinity Copper stockholders urged to hold and watch negotiations
An open letter from Trinity Copper’s president cautions stockholders against speculative trading as negotiations with mining and industrial properties may affect Trinity’s value. He recounts past booms, asserts his plan benefits all holders, and urges patience until official announcements.
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Trinity
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Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire Street
Wall Street
Travellers’ Letters of Credit
Canada
Central America
Panama
West Indies
Bermuda
American Copper Producers’ Association
Producers’ Association
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Rnnconda
Estes
Massachusetts
United Fruit Company
John .W. Damon
Treas
Brae Burn
T. C. Pray
Cc. W. Davis
Oakley C. C
BR. M. Gerdner
R. Manning
Chestnut Hill G. C
United Light & Railways Co
First & Ridg
Moors & Cabot
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Trinity and
Bay State Gas
Exchange
Curb
N. Y. Herald
C.c. Clapp & Company
State ST
N. Y. Stock Exchange N. Y. Cotton Exch Members
Cotton Exchange
John Nickerson, Jr
Broadway
St. Louis
First National Trinity
G. W. Field & CO
Richard J. Burton & CO
Scollay
Court Street
Great Royal Gold Mines
California
Roz
First National Copper Company
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Mammoth Copper Company
United States Smelting
Morgans
Rogers, Harrimans
Keenes
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Thomas W. Lawson
Trinity Copper
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