The sun., 1899-04-09
Financial.

NoNH SpCtiht uuNbhtARtAs Ita DTODs
critics are unquestionabIy good. and we
fully believe that on development they
will prove among the Richest payers in
the country. II must be RENE embered I'm
considering the vaIue OF this company
that not only Is IL capitalized Mt an ex-
tremeIy low ngure, but that its estimates
Of prOnts are based on lz-cent copper,
and not on the present market price OF
half as much again.
And this market price 10 as hxed for the
present as it we'll can be. The Boston Journal OF
April 4th says Tho copper market is showing moro
strength than ever and IT certainly begins to look
now as IL the predictions OF Mr John Stanton and
other equally good judges that Lake ingot will sell
at zoe. before the end OF the summer would be full
filled. Consumers who have been buying metal
for their needs in a handto mouth sort Of way for
some time past, in the hope that tho price would go
still lower, now beginning TO como into the mar
ket for large lots. Their inquiries. taken in
necton with the that the market is almost bare
ofspot copper have served lift the price OF Lake
inSot to 1sssc and 1870. tits even dcubtfulit anv
considerable amount could be secured at these
figures"
Mr.. Leonard Lewsohn OF ,wisohn Bros. the lead
ing metal dealers Of the world. I'VE and
body else are powerless TO stop the advance in cop
per. We have sold more copper the last week than
in the six weeks preceding. The electric companies
in America using 40 per cent. moro copper than
year ago. and the foreign demand continues. do
not see where the supplies are to come from"
"rhe London Statst, referring in recent issue to
the present condition Of copper stated that in 1899
10 900 long tons OF this metal we're held by
copper pool In London and Paris; that since that
time the consumption has been great that at pres
ent the total visible supply is only about 10000
tons And this consumption not only continues.
but constantly increasing. In the face OF these in
contestable facts. how can either copper tho
shares Of copper producing companies DECLINE in
price'"-Boston Herald, March 20. 1892
Tho time t. make money in any enterprise is he.
tween its organization and its first dividend. With
the beginning OF dividends the price goes up aud
while the man who invests thereafter may mako
good income. he does not make money.
This SO true thatit is practically truism; yet
the people who looking for the chance to make
money continually fail to remember IT, and instead
Of following the example Of those who have made
money before thsm by acting this principle. try
get rich by getting into the already big and famous
enterprises where tho cream has been absorbed and
there is nothing left for tho newcomer but blue
| "skm milk"
| The investor Of to-day who uses his
Judgment. and puts his money into still
undcveloped but good properties, will
duplicate the success Of his predecessors
and MAKE MONEY.
We believe that the Val Verde Copper Co.. Ltd
ofers Just this opportunity. That we have the metal
in the ground is as sure Is investigation make it,
have the cash to get it OF the ground On into
marketable shape to a certain extent; we believe
! that with more cash make more than twice
as much pront; and that the metal of the ground
will bring far more than we have calculated on Ia as
certain as tho continuance Of manufacture and war.
Success in mining depends as entirely on
management as in any other business. A
small mine honestly and practically handled
ril prove payer rhere eren a richer prop
erty. mismdndged, turns out a loss. The Val
Verde Co., ,cith its excellent group Of mines,
has also the advantage of a management Of
the most substantial character, and the COM
bination cannot fail.
George l.. Upshur. President 10 highly indorsed by
such men as ]. W. Mackay. the Comstock Bonanza
king and owner OF the Postal Telegraph Cable Com
pany; by C. P. Huntington. President of the South.
Pacific Railroad Company: by John j. Valentine.
President OF the Wells Fargo Banking and Express.
Company and by !. B, HaSgin. owner OF the famou.
Homestake, Ontario Anaconda and other valual "a
mines.
Walter Gresham Hudson. Secretary and Treasurer
nephew Of the late Hon, Walter q. Gresham, secre
tary OF State OF tho United States is man of high
financial ability and wide experience in the conduc,
Of fduciary affairs and is exceptionally qualified tc
fill the important aud responsible positions occupied
by him.
Colonel woodville Flemming. Vice. President. is q
well known member of the New York Bar. having
charge OF number OF large estates in that CITY, and
a man whose reputation for probity, eractness and
shrewd judgment is uneXceled.
]. l.. Davis. Superintendent OF the Mines. is in
dorsed by the Arizona Central Bank Of Flagstaff and
|
Representatives OF the Arizona Legislature. as NJ
honorable and reliable expert Of fifteen years expe
rience. thorough. practical miner and handler o.
j. b. Grand NJ. E.. Consulting Engineer is . min
ing expert OF high repute and widely known Au
thority on copper properties.
The company's counsel are FlemmirG, Shoup A
Flcmming. st. Paul Building, New N0yk, y. Y, ant
F. S. Clark. ESQ. District Atorney. + a :-tat Ariz.
BANKERS:
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK. y SON, Mass
ARIZONA CENTRAL BANK F!agst! .Ar.
There Il MONEY In CODper-and nOnS
know better where II Is than the owner
OF the present big mines, many Of whom
t are even now diSpOSinE Of their grea
properties and quietly securing and open
Ing up undeveIOped or partially developed
, new properties, with which they Will du