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Show JACKLING SEES A BRIGHT OUTLOOK fi COPPER METAL Since the big decreaae In tha copper surplus during March the Industry has been looking up Sales have been made at or about II cants a pound and the visible supply Is not large enough to rinse any recessions In this price so long aa general business conditions continue con-tinue to show favorable signs. The demand de-mand for the red metal has been wonderful won-derful since the price was reduced helow 17 cents, but consumers are said to have only bought the stock required for Immediate Imme-diate use D. C. Jackllng Is ona of the largest western copper operators who Is taking a favorable view of the situation. Concerning Con-cerning copper he says: "I regard the outlook for copper as very bright, but I have so considered 11 for the laat two yeare. Disregarding the month to month fluctuations. It now eeenaf to me that we are close to prsaent production capacity of the existing mines, and If there la to ba any conelderable gain In output during the next few yeare I fall to see whence It Is coming. "Tha so called porphyry' copper mines now produce, roughly, between 25 and o per cent of the copper mined In this country. coun-try. It Is Interesting to consider where I copper might mow be selling If tha awe-1 pliyrlee had not been discovered. it takes two or three years to develop and bring a copper mine to the production stage, and sven if there were now a number num-ber of new and big minee being opened they would not be shipping until, say. about 114. During that time the normal nor-mal Increase In demand that Is to say, the average lncreaae per year for the last decade would be sufficient to take care of the Increased supply." Copper exports for March, aa per reviled re-viled figures of the New York metal exchange, ex-change, amounted to 42,428 tons. Ths following table shows the tovi-men! tovi-men! hy months since January. 1910: 1 mi. : in;. ! nil, i ltio.. January 14.(59 10,8871 21.357 3MM February 2S, 73V 55.411 18 8121 25.151 March 42.428 27.074 23.200 18.848 April 11.141 27,446 11.042 May 81.684 28,456 20,832 June 18.647 80.074 23.410 July 26.446 14.866. 22,876 August 2.626 27.888 87.878 September 36.57 26.746 31.733 October 24,670 21.IP4 27.317 November 13.144 24.431 80.441 December 83.474 87.484 81,634 Twelve mos 137.t4lllM.ltllll.l4 NEVADAI IN BAN FRANCISCO. J aalee A. Pollock A Co. bankers and brokers, 14 South Main street, furnish the following, received over their private wire this afternoon: I Bid. 1 Asked. Gold field district ) Atlanta I .11 I .17 Rooth I .04 Blus Bull 06 . C O. D 64 .47 Combination Fraction .44 .47 Daisy 04 niamondfield B. B It .03 Plorenc 84 Ooldfleld Consolidated 2. IS Kewanoa 44 .08 Jumbo Extension II Lone Star 01 .43 Merger Mines 20 .it Ore .ft .11 Silver Pick Con It Tellow Tiger 41 .41 Manhattan district Big Four tt Dexter Union l Oold Wedge .47 Manhattan Conaolldatsd . .4 Manhattan Dexter M White Cap 4$ Cometock district Ooneolldated Virginia 4$ .4$ Confidsnce It Hale and Norcroas 41 .41 Mexican T$ Ophlr II .24 Ravage 04 Sierra Nevada 21 .tt Union 41 .14 Tonopah district Belmont 4.121 Boston 42 Cash Boy II .14 Ovpey Queen 07 .01 Jim Butler 1.11 1.171 Tononeh Merger 8 1.00 Midwav " .64 .11 Monarch Pitts EX 11 .17 Mltpah Extension 74 .71 MacNamara 2 .22 North Star ( .17 Itescus Eula II .17 Tononeh Extension 2.50 West End 1.171 l.M Other districts Pitts Silver Peek II 15 Round Mountain 4 NEW YORK CURB CLOSE. James A. Pollock AY Co., bankers and brokers. 149 South Main street, furnish ths following, received over their private wire tills sfternoon: Bid. Asked Elv Consolidated ' 10 I iT hirst National Copper ' 31( 21 Giroux Consolidated i 2i 2 1-14 Yukon Oold I 21 21 Vew Vevatone ... .1 ll1 tl Nlplaalng 8 Ohio Copper i I Ia Rose ..... Jl South Utah British Columbia Copper.. li l Bas State Oa II Braden ' 3 Maeon Valley ' i 7 Sioux Consolidated 1 I I Colorado 11 I 11 Iron Bloeeom 114 1 144 Nevada Hills I 1-14! 1 3-14 NEW YOBK CURB BANOE Jamee A. Pollock 4V Co., bankera and brokers. 163 South Main street, furnish the following, received over their private pri-vate wire this sfternoon: ! Sales High. I Low. BBSS First N Cop.. 1 j 31 Olroux Con.. 6i 7 8-16 1 11 Yukon OoM 31 Ohio Cop .... ;.40 1 16-1 N Keystone 1 So Utah 1 1 Mason Yal... 3441 411 l 4 Braden Cop..! If Bly Con 1.40 14 I 14 La Rose 144 1 7-11! I 7-11 1 7-1 Msys Oil .... 4.4441 34 1 34 Kerr lake .. 104 3 1-14 I 1-14 I 1-14 Belmont .... 141 4 7-141 tt 4 7-11 Tonopah J 1 ' 61 Alaska I I 1311 131 "1 NEW YOBK LISTED STOCKS Jamee A. Pollock 41 Co., bankers and brokers. It South Main street, fumleh the following, received over their private wire thle afternoon: I Hales , High. I Low I cioee. Chlno I . iiij 44 441 Old Con ... 84 if 14 If inspiration . !04 ' II 11 It Miami Cop . 144 Ut 741, 141 Nev Con ... 14 I7 ITT 171 Ray Con ... L44 11; ill III Tenn Cop .. 44 311 86. 31 Utah Cop .. 44 68 631 631 Stbk Com .. 444 3 M M NEW YOBK METAL" new YORK, April IA Capper ImU : standard spot to June. 116 lite) 16.121. ele'trolvtlc. 161c. like. U4c. caatfna. lec Tin-Spot and April. 810 46.34T May. Spelter -Quiet; K 5416 75. Antimony Dull; Coo son s. 11.44. Iron Unsettled, unchanged. |
