Metal Prices Rise in Mining Markets Outlook Brightens
Metal prices show gradual improvement across the mining sector with lead advancing to 4.5 cents and zinc demand rising. Copper demand strengthens with optimistic talk of a rebound. The Engineering and Mining Journal notes firmer prices and better market sentiment as the Day Hercules Tamarack mines face rumors of resuming, while ore smelting at Bunker Hill is debated due to freight and marketing issues.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Germany
Hercules
Tamarack
Northern Pacific
Burke
Bunker Hill
Northport
Hercules and
Tinker Hill
Net profits of Coeur dAlene mines in 1920 exceed six million
Coeur dAlene district mines earned net profits of about 6,226,000 in 1920, nearly double the 1919 record. Bunker Hill leads potential figures pending San Francisco office delay, with Hercules and Hecla following. The article notes high costs and wage cuts, with zinc and lead markets fluctuating but potential recovery anticipated in 60 days.
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Coeur D'Alene Mines
Ines
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Bunker Hill
Callahan
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
San Francisco
Bunker Hit & Sullivan
Hercules
Hecla Owood
Federal
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Iso
Heela
Cal
Frisco
Mace
Burke
Nevada
Sierra
Aledonia
Tamack & Custer Hercul
Honter
Tamarack & Custer
Sierra “Nevada
Caledonia
Interstate-Callahan
Yukon
Interstate-Callahans
Wardner
Federal (Burke
Hercules M. Co
Hecla
Wyoming M. & M. Co
Green Hill-Cleveland
Sierra Nevada M. Co
Yukon Gold Co
Black Hawk
Wyomings
Ontario
Wis
Sierra Nevada
Douglas
Success
Allahan
Green Hill
Cleveland
Aes
Weka's
Price of Silver and Western Zinc Market Note
The text notes continued demand for prime western zinc under Se in East St. Louis, with galvanizers absorbing all available metal and a 40 point rise over two weeks. It cites large tonnages sold at record prices and a firm market undertone. It also reports an April 28 notice from American Smelting & Refining about Pittman act silver deliveries to the Denver mint and settlements at 99.5 cents per ounce until deliveries exceed 10,000,000 ounces. Ottawa named Canada's capital by Queen Victoria in 1851.
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Tamarack &Coster
Wier
East St. Louis
Mint
Pittman
Denver
American Smelting & Refining Company
Denver Mint
County Good Roads Association Meets in Kellogg Parlor
The Shoshone County Good Roads Association reelected M H L Sullivan of Kellogg as president amid a small turnout of 118 members. He urged doubling membership and a coordinated effort to awaken interest. Officers reelected included Rey Cook as vice president and F E Stone as secretary treasurer. An air service push and snow removal efforts were discussed, with TNT testing on the Idaho Montana summit road and calls for local volunteers to assist.
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Shoshone County Good Roads Association
Samueln Hotel
M. HL. Sullivan
Kellogg
Sullivan
Heally
Ttal
Ling
Good Roads Association
Goods Association
Tops
Wrship
Rey Cook
Burke
Lvice
F. E. Stone
Wallace
Mullan
Harry W
Ealls
Sturke
Edward Hall
Denny
EB. J. Hale
Kelloge
Po Weber
Summit
Gus Ellars
Idaho-Montana
Medway
Ellars
F. ©. Stone
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Coeur d’Alene
Philadelphia
Ottawa
Canada
County Good Roads Association
Sullivan Reelected
Stone
Yellowstone Aerial Route Association of
Miles City
Chicago
Seattle
Board of Trade
T. P Worman
Kelrose
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