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Vol. XXXVIII. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3rd, 1914. Number 14. LEAD AM) ZINC. COPPER DECREASES. Zinc Mining Shows Increase for 1913, While Lead Shows Small Decreaae^Stimuiated by the High Price of Spelter. Blister and Lake Output Shows Small Decrease for 1913--Ex port* Increase and Imports Decrease--Stocks of Refined Copper Decrease. A preliminary statement of the lead And -sine mining industry in 1913 has been compiled byi C: E. Siebenthal, of rhu United 8tates Geological Surrey, from the moot reliable sources available nt this time. It appear* probable that the mine production of domestic lead is ore iu 1913 was 460.512 tons, making a small gain, about 3147 tons, over the 457,365 tons output in 1012, or leas than 1 per cent. When the mine output of lead < in 1613 la compared with the smelter output of idomastic refined lead iu 1613, making allowances for lead in domestic antinionial i lead, for lead in pigments produced from ores, and for lead loot in smelting, it is evident that tiie mine production no more than equal* wl the Hinelter production for the year. This wag the result ofmthe continuation ' of smelting operations in the soft-lead Miuelrers, altliongh the Southeast Mia* eouri mines were ckaed down for some time on accnrtut of labor troubles. ' The iN in production in Southeast Missouri "ns uiiiUe up by gains in lead output by Idaho, Utah, and Colorado. Zinc mining was greatly atlmnlated by the high prices for spelter which pre- : va lied in 1612 and in the early part of n 1013, and tha operations begun at`that time continued through the year in spite ; of the depression in the spelter market during the later part of the year,, with the result that the mine output of re coverable sine was 434,032 tona, n gain of 35.333 tons, or nearly 10 per cent over the 378,810 tona produced in 1912. This gain was due chiefly to the large i output of the Butte and Superior mine of Montana, though good gains iwere i No iiuide in Idaho, New Mexico,'Tennoaseo and New Jersey. The largest Io k s irv zinc production was shown br the upper Mississippi Valley region, al though Colorado mod thei Joplin: region n Iso Inst slightly in output DXL JOSEPH X. BCHKNCK. Heed ef the WelUIeewe Vino ef J. I. Mnek * Sea Pk*o b? QufkunaL Awey. 8m Pa#3. ALASKA'S COAL DEVELOPMENT The development of the coal resources of Alaska,: according to: a statement In report on the: mineral resources of the United States issued by the United Stilton Geological Survey, haa been held hnck on account iof the! lack of legisla tion permitting tbeii exploitation of tha known i extensive andi valuable fields. in 1912 the commercial product of coal in Alaska, amounted toonly 855 tons. In nrtdition;900 tona were mined under the direction of the Bureau of Mines for testing by the United States Nary. The imports of coal Into Alaska amount to shout 100,000 tona annually, but moat of thei,transportation and .manufactur ing industries of the Territory now de pend on California oil for their: fuel. PUCER MINING Few mining regions In California hare attracted so mneb genets! atten tion and held it for;so long a time as the Klamath i Mountains of Siskiyou and Trinity counties; in the northwestera part or the State. The Le Grange mine, which la oneoftbe largest hrdraulic placers in the worid, ie now is the height of its activity. According to Bulletin '540-A. recently inned by the United States Geological surrey, the outlook for future placer mining in this : region is encouraging. The success of the La Grange mine consists in the economical treatment on a large scale of relatively low grade gravel. The success of the dredging at Trinity , Center and of the placers north of Lewiston gives confidence to those who are attempting larger developments at the mouth of Eastman Gulch and at the bend of Trinity Birer above Lewis ton, and the region may well be re garded as worthy of investigation by capitalists interested in dredging and hydraulic mining. MINERAL PRODUCTIONS Michigan is sixth among the States of the Union in the value of its min eral production. It owe* it* promi nence to its great wealth in two metals, copper and iron. In the production of iron ore in 1812, according to the fig ures compiled by E. W. Parker, of the United Sutee Geological Survey, in co operation with the Michigan State Sur vey, it ranked second, and in the pro duction, of copper it was thLrd. Among the less * important branches of the minlug industry it rank* first In the pro duction or salt, bromine, calcium chloride, graphite and sand-lime brick, second In the production of grindstones nnd fourth iu the production of gypsum. In 1910 the total value of the produc tion considered, the mining of iron ore was the leading industry in Michigan, but in 1811 and 1912 the value of the recoverable metallic content of the cop per ores produced in Michigan exceeded the value of the iron ore mined. In 1912 tbe production of iron ore amount ed to 12,797,468 long tona, valued at $29,003,163,' and the copper production to 218,128,408 pounds, valued at $35,992,837.: The total mine production of copper in: the United ! States in 1912 was 1,249,094,891 pounds, of which Michigan contributed 218,138,408 pounds, or 17 per cent. Tbe total production of copper in Michigan from earliest records has been about 5,200,000.000 ponnds, or about 30 per cent, of the total output of the United States. - Michigan stands well up among the States in the manufacture of cement, producing 3,494,621 barrels in 1912. The salt production of the 'State /(exclusive of rock salt) amounted to 10.271,715 barrels, valued at $2,743,389. The value of Michigan's clay;; products increased about 22 .per cent, from $2,083,932 in 1911 to $2,545,488 in 1912. Statistics and estimates received by the United States Geological Survey from all plants known to produce blister copper from domestic ores and from all Lake mines indicate that the copper out put of the United States in DoS wffl show a considerable decrease from the record production of 1912. The figures showing smefar nrodao tion from domestic ores, which hart been collected by B. S. Butter, of the Geological Survey, represent tiie actual production of moot of the cronpauiee for 11 months and an estimate of tha December output The November fig ure* for a few companies were not available and these companies furnished estimates for the last two months of the year. According to the statistics and estimatea received, the output ofhgbter and lake oopper was 1^28,700,000 pounds in 1918, against 1,948,988,720 pounds In 1912, Preliminary .statistics showing tha output of refined copper are not col lected by the Geological Surrey. Pigores published by tbe Ooppar Pro ducer** Association show an output of 1,483,480,406 pounds for tha first 11 months of 1913 and indicata that the production of marketable oopper by the regular refining plants from all sources, domestic and foreign, will amount to 1,618,000,000 ponnds for 1913 If tha December output is eQual to the month ly average for the first 11 months. This compares with - 2*508,104,478 pounds: in 1912. According to the Bureau of Statistics imports of pigs, bars and Ingots for the first 10 months amounted to 246,785,819 pounds, and the copper con tent of ore, matte, and regulua Imported amounted to 88,300,732 ponnds, if the imports for November and December were equal to the average monthly im port for the first 10 months the amount of copper entering the United States for the year was about 402*000,000 pounds, against 410,240,295 pounds for 1912. CoriHiuerable of the copper imported aa bhaier had been previously exported as ore or concentrates. Estimate* baaed on figures published by the Bureau of Statistics and also by the Copper Producers' Association indi cate that the exports of copper for 1918 will show a marked increase over those for 3912 and may equal 885,000,000 pounds. Stocks of refined copper held in the United States January 1, 1914, are conaiderauty less than on January V 1918. Foreign stocks alio show a con siderable decrease. FIVE GREATEST MINERAL STATES Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois and West Virginia are credited with over 40 per cent of the total mineral produc tion of the United States. Pennsylva nia outranks all other States, producing nearly 25 per cent of* the -total West Virginia comes second, Illinois third and Ahio fourth. California, with no stand ing as a producer of pig Iron, iron ore, or coal, stands fifth in rank am<mg the States, owing to it* heavy production of gold and petroleum. JOTJttlSTAXj OS' OOagTdCgg&OZL Joirul of Guam. PaUfekd nm Solan!*/. 'Mtf GumhLb, <705 ChmiiMit Ippmh . 'll!"" "**!!"Cato-- la ito Ml af at aaaata af -- la l*hHaalyM* t--Hal an* m*mptol HrHaa kil to-- ito aaa<tft*Mat af tto fa*t that Ito vail feaawa tonaa af fthtin#p aad (toiHM. Iwopyamod. piaatlaaat far* lata In dia ima mil aNi ifia, ha*# ntoil; ik miImI (la top to (t>r inaaral w*to ito faeteiiaa hr mimi f atrepa n wafa t #a# aa Martoar Cvantaf. 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