Lead and Zinc Production in United States 1919 Decline
The Geological Survey notes a sharp 1919 decline in US lead and zinc output after 1918. Mississippi valley and eastern mines produced about 217 000 tons of lead and 549 000 tons of zinc overall, with Missouri and Idaho districts leading. Imports and domestic ore refined totals are given, plus price trends and export patterns among Britain, France, and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
E. Liebenthal
U. S Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Joplin
Central States
Western States
Oklahoma
Okahoma
Montana
New Jersey
Mexi
Imr
Hinds
Kansas
Amiinst
Pennsylvania
Minors Zine Company
Peru
Metal Bulletin of London
Germany
Belsium
France
Holland
United |Thed States
England
Tungsten Tariff Report Favored By Committee
Report on HR 4437 supports revenue for the government and boosting domestic tungsten ore and alloy steel production. Notes tungsten’s wartime importance, its use in hardened steel tooling, and the need for a duty to stabilize prices and protect U S mines. Warns of foreign competition and potential collapse of United States production without action. Mentions imports, cost disparities, and industry as critical to industrial peace and war material supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaans
United States
Germany
United State
New York
Hearing on FTC complaint against Mineral Separation group
The two year old Federal Trade Commission complaint against Mineral Separation North American Corporation and related parties will soon be heard. The Boston News Bureau reports the dispute charges anticompetitive practices by the Minerals Separation group in this action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerals Separation Company
Deails Iext
Tuckling Group
Porphyres
Butte & Superior
Magma Copper Company
Tondine Copper Companion
Federal Trade Commission
Mineral Separation North American Corporation
Boston News Bureau
Minerals Separation Group
Atit
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Wallace Idaho
Notice to stockholders of O Q A Oll Company of Wallace Idaho fixes a stockholders meeting for May 15 1920 at 7 30 p m. The session may pass upon officers and directors actions since the last meeting to authorize asset distribution consolidate sales dissolve the corporation or elect a five or six member board for the ensuing year and may transact other business. C A OLIN signed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OQ. A. Oll Company
Wallace Idaho
Velock P. Im
C. A. Olin
Mining and Development Firms of Coeur d Alenes Delinquencies
A list of mining firms in the Coeur d Alenes area with levies, mill rates, payment due dates, and delinquent sale statuses. Several companies such as Amazon-Dixie, Copper King, Copper Chief, and Enterprise are noted with amounts ranging from 1 cent to 6 mills and due dates through May and June. Delinquent sales and postponements are repeatedly indicated for Wallace Kellogg and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon-Dixie Mining Co
H. J. Rossi
Wallace
E.R. Day
Royal Mining Co
Soren Simfonson
Coeur Walene
Idaho
Stockholders Meetings for Mining Firms in Early May
Elizane Carney Copper Mining Co. holds its annual meeting in Mull an May 15 at 2:00 p m with John B E Sherrard as secretary. Guelph Mining Milling Co. meets at J B Steffex residence Kellogg May 6 at 7:00 p m with A B Corby secretary. Highland Surprise Con Mining Co. assembles in First State Bank Kellogg May 10 at 3:00 p m with George Mamiculell o secretary. Ray Jefferson Mining Co. gathers in Day building Wallace May 17 at 2:00 p m P J Magey secretary. Wonder of Pine Creek Mining Milling Co. at J B Steffes Kellogg May 6 at 7:00 p m with A B Corby secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizane Carney
George Mamicello
Ray Jefferson Mining Co
Wallace
Daily Quotations of Metals Basis of Settlement
The Engineeri ng and Mining Journal provides notations for silver, lead, zinc and copper used as the basis of settlement in ore contracts with smelters. Daily press quotes are higher due to represent sales volume, while these figures reflect large transactions from producers and selling agencies. Also notes New York and St Louis lead prices with freight differences and adds 85 cents per 100 pounds to convert St Louis to New York price for a pelter of prime western brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pt MI & Furnace Company
Wauvation
Wie
Wisden
Int Zine Company
Dephe Mh
Rinelting, Rethving & Mining Company
Electro
Ind. Tyths Ead
Metiaie
Globe
Denver
Colo
Engineering and Mining Journal
St Louis
St. Louis
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Geological Survey
St Louie
Ordnance Bureau
Great Britain
Salvantzs
Italy
Japan
Avis Rett
J. Reynolds Tobacco. CO
Winston-Salem, N
Senate
Miechaigmarseful
Hi Johnsen
California
Indianapolis Star
Norway
Janely
Mining and Development Companies
The
Coeur d’Alenes
C. & R. Mining Co
Herman J. Hirossi
Copper King Mining & Smelting Co
H.W. Ingally
Mullan
Copper Chief Mining Co
James H.taylor
Enterprise Mining Co
W. A. Tuson
Kellogg
Friend Mining Co
Willian Schierding
Lindelle Luilding
Spokane
W. Morton Street
St. Paul
Minn
North Bunker Hill Mining Co
N.J. Hardy
Kellogs
Rockford Mining Co
Walter H. Hanson
Solid Mining Co
Burt Brown Barker
Weasurer
Broadway
Sunshine Mining Co. Ltd
Ho J. Hull
Silver Cable Mining Co
Carl C. Mott
Box
Missoula
Mont
Silver Dale and
Big Hill Mining Co
D. W.knudson
Valentine Mining Co
Otto A. Olssen
Wallace Mining, Milling & Realty Co
W. H. Sanders
Box Wallace
Washington Mining Co
C. A. Dettman
Burke
N.Y
N. N.Y
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