IC 8225 - State of Arizona Department of Mines and Mineral ...

SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION 243DBatlllatIonReflnsdStandard(but@Total..........................................................................Itdl ...........................................N Ian& .....................................amden ......................................... ....................................................................................................................................TOU .................................."....................................................Spain 9,185............A,geldna.. -. la8A& .........................................................................................................................................la ................................................Bel@L B M ...............................................................................................2m ........................ 2 1,m 1.168 .....-.-..-. 27l6"....................................pnocs .......................................... 6,6n ........................ 6.m 16.m ns ............ ii-aweatownany .................................. 9087 'am10,m em am1hm 12.me 4% 2% 2 n,m 2" 27,1171% N erlands .................................... n&W 1.78 M 00.381, 49.m 2esl ............ GsoO%pain.-.................................................................am hm ................................................men - 11.S.3SllWLand ......................................................................... 11,w 4987 m ma 21,8861601 ............ 1,691 ................................................Unltd Kh&m ................................ &@57 d 128 &Boo 108.816 lgm 44882 1E.WUnited SU)k ..................................4801 101.U7 2 ~ a 4 % 1,261 a01.989 WSm0th- ............................................ 4~ 'au .........-.. D(YI ................................................----Toa ..................................... rw.141 7e,m m,mo m,sas 161.7s -ass 3m,m €24~341*1IDS2...........................................................................................................................................................................................................ma ....................................Republic of the Congo.-Belgium is the prin-CI a1 destination of wpper from the Republico ! the Congo. Except for 1959, France wassecond and Italy third. Table 58 shows substantialquantities shipped to the Beira andLobito depots in 1959 and 1960. It is believedthat most of this wpper- -was shipped ultimatelyto Belgium.Federation of Rhodesia and Byesoland.-Inall hut - ~4 of the last 10 Tears. Rhodesia hasexportd~more wpper th& any other country.The United Kingdom received most of theshipments; the Umted States was second from1951 until 1958 when it was displaced by WestGermany. Other European countries have............ 8,108 1.174 ............ 4,882................................................ ............taken most of the remainder. Shipments bycountry of destination are given in table 59.PRICESUS. wpper prices are reported in terms ofelectrolytic wpper, cents per pound, f.0.b. refinery,and cover the ordm forms of wirebars and ingot bars. ~mall%3erentials existfor standard ingots, slabs, and billets, dependingon dimensions and quality, and for cakes,depending on weight and diens~ons. Thereis also a primary price of producers that before1954 was quoted asdehvered-Connect~cut Vdley.In mid-1950, one producer began selling