Show 1 I I I I I COST CUST 4 OF hF CUPPER COPPER RUNS RS HIGH As we have previously pointed out the Calumet Hecla Hecl company and Its Is important tant tan t subsidiaries Osccola cola Tamarack Tamu I Ahmeek and Isle have have for tor man many years sold their export cop copper r on n the tho basis of oC a price delivered tho the other side In i other words quotations have been heen c C I. I f. f which Interpreted means com com- missions Insurance and freight paid to destination Ion Just JUMI how expensive this Is to the producing pro- pro I I companies selling In this wa way at nt tho the pre present ent time Is appreciated when It Itla I itis I la is li known that war risk Insurance on oil COPper copper cop COP- per is 10 0 0 p per Pr r cont and amid that freight to some orne European ports Is 60 CO per ton ton against against a aI normal of to 8 8 lo which must h bo be added adde cost costly marine risk Insurance At 30 cents per ler cr pound a n t 10 per cent war risk Is a n matter of or 3 cents per Iler pound while vOile a n. 60 per Pe mater ton freight char charge e calls for another HotH r 3 cents All Al In iii all all ni It Is 15 probably costing the lie American copper producers soiling on the delivered ered Europe Europe Europe Eu Eu- rope basis at least 7 cents per Ter pound above normal to land their copper on theother tho the other side These extraordinary char charges es are arc being absorbed in operating costs ant and are tie re responsible re- re in large measure for tor the tho hen heavy Increases In this thin Item Hem being shown by such Calumet Hecla companies as have reported for or 1916 I On or about July Tuly 1 the thc Calumet companIes companies com corn panics will wi cease ccase to assume tile the burden j I of or these onerous shipping conditions j I I BOSTON COPPER RANGE Badger Bros brokers ICO South Main street furnish the tho following received over o their private llo wires this afternoon I IHS Bingham 10 10 10 10 If 1 66 66 ff CO 66 COSO fr Calumet Calum t iS Arizona SOil SOVi 80 SO 50 Chief Con Consolidated 2 Jh COl Copper per Range flange 64 Jh GY Davis Daly 5 5 VI 6 C I East Jast Butte H 5 1444 HI 11 Ij Indiana 34 I 3 M Maxon ol Valley 61 6 6 Majestic 60 59 9 59 50 North orth Butte Bute 23 3 2334 3 23 i Jo Pond ond nu 1 C Creek r e k 25 a 7 25 11 4 25 VI Superior Boston 6 0 6 Utah Utah Apex 2 1 n 2 4 Utah Metals ni I 4 H 1 United Verde Ext Ext ExL S I Jerome JerolO Verde s 2 2 BOSTON STOCK I EXCHANGE I I 1 Bid I 1 Asked Balaklava 1 1 1 14 Calumet t Ariz 80 8 SOVi 80 50 Calumet Hecla GiO cro 0 Copper COpel Range i 63 i tH Dal Daly West Vest 2 ZVi East Butte Bute 2 1 1 n il Franklin i 7 P K Island Creek 68 tS 69 1 Island Creek pfd Creek pfd 90 93 Indiana n lan 3 4 1 H I copper 13 i er Mayflower Jh 4 1 II Mason MaHon Valley j 2 1 6 I North Bute 3 23 Old Od Colony 2 3 Old DomInion 6 63 f Pond Jond Creek Creck 25 Quincy SS 58 S 89 St ar SI 8 Hou South th Lkc 1 f p. p South Utah 2 25 7 I Swift Co 2 7 Tamarack t 59 I 1 I 1 Un tin SIlos Shoe Machinery 55 j Utah Apex 1 Utah Meals 2 5 Utah Con 16 I 1834 r 1 i IH I 34 45 15 BOSTON CURB Mines Ine 9 9 Bo ton bl Ely 66 6 70 0 Chief Con 2 7 16 2 IG 9 on on Copper 7 1 4 1 1 Dal Daly 4 J Eagle a l and Blue Due Bell s I I 1 4 2 Majestic 62 Neva Nevada a I 2 f 34 New 8 Ohio 1 Copper t n 44 Un V Verde rde Ext 38 I 38 S Verde 1 16 15 2 l J-l Earl Eagle ESlo IS so 0 r i I I I I I I I I I OMAHA LIVE STOCK I By Associated Press j OMAHA March 20 O. Hops Re hi higher heavy y S 1485 I light ht pl pigs s. s 1375 bulk built bulc of sales Cattle Receipts Cattle Receipts strong na tie tive t 1 steers 9 cows and I heifers 50 Western Vester steers Texas steers stockers and feeders Sheep Sheep Receipts steady stealy year year- lon longs s. s wether 1 1250 50 lambs Jambs CHICAGO PRODUCE By Associated Press Pres CHICAGO March 29 Butter higher creamery 35 l Eggs Js higher receipts 1333 cases firsts 30 c ordinary firsts c at mark cases included Potatoes receipts 20 o cars unchanged Poultry alive unchanged I |