Word: ores
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...report the stock remained steady on the New York Curb and Toronto Stock Exchange at $17. Then suddenly, as if in answer to the shareholders' faith, it bubbled with activity, soared to $27 on the news that once again Noranda had struck a new gold vein, that ore yielding as high as $16.20 to the ton had been located.* Within one week more than $22,000,000 new market value had bloomed on Noranda 's 2,200,000 shares...
...Major Hoover vetoes: 1) pension increase for Spanish War veterans (repassed over his objections) ; 2) first disability pension for War veterans (repassed as new legislation); 3) Bonus loans (repassed); 4) Harney County, Ore., land care; 5) 50? Gadsden Purchase coins...
Died. Samuel Hill, 73, railroad and highway builder, son-in-law of the late great Railroader James Jerome ("Empire Builder") Hill; of intestinal influenza; in Portland, Ore. Born in Deep River, N. C., he went to Harvard, practiced law in Minneapolis. He became a protege of the "Empire Builder" and in 1888 married
Gulf State's ore reserves are said by Standard Statistics to consist of 120,000,000 tons of iron, 300,000,000 of coal. More cheery, Col. May gives 200,000,000 and 600,000,000 as the figures. He comments on the fact that the company has no mortgage indebtedness, but omits the fact that it has outstanding $5.600,000 in 52% debentures...
Near Santiago, Cuba, are 10,000 acres of manganese ore. By the Treaty of 1902 no duty can be imposed on manganese imported from Cuba. Hence, properly worked, these deposits could compete without difficulty with U. S. manganese mines. During the past year a corps of engineers has been studying these Cuban deposits, reporting back to the U. S. company which sent it. Last week that U. S. company acted and announced it had bought control of Cuban-American Manganese Corp., allowing the minority interest to remain in the shrewd hands of David Marvin Goodrich, chairman of B. F. Goodrich...