The work of the Stock Exchange

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Identifikator:: 1831284952

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-225876

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Meeker, James Edward http://d-nb.info/gnd/126597340

Title:: The work of the Stock Exchange

Edition:: Revised edition

Place of publication:: New York

Publisher:: The Ronald Press Company

Year of publication:: [1930]

Scope:: XVI, 720 Seiten; Illustrationen, Diagramme

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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550 APPENDIX In addition to the above, applications from corporations which own or operate mines must recite : A Patented and unpatented claims, by numbers. B (1) Geological description of country; (2) location and description of mineral and other lands; (3) ore bodies; (4) average value of ore; (35) character and analysis; and (6) methods of treatment. C History of workings, (1) results obtained; (2) production each year. D (1) Ore reserves compared with previous years showing separately as to character and metal content; (2) estimate of engineer as to probable life of mines; (3) probabilities by further exploration. E (1) Provisions for smelting and concentration; (2) proximity of property to railway or other common carrier. F Properties in process of development; income account if available; guaranties for working capital and for completion of development in event income account not available. G Total expenditures for preceding five years for acquisition of new property, development, proportion charged to operations each year. H (1) Policy as to depletion; (2) acquisition of new property; (3) new construction and development. I Production by tons, number of tons of ore treated, average assay yield, percentage of extraction, recovery per ton of ore, for preceding five years, if available, In addition to the above, applications from corporations which own or operate oil and gas wells must recite: A (1) Brief history of oil field; (2) geological description of country; (3) character and gravity of oil. B (1) Total area of oil land (developed and undeveloped), (a) owned, (b) leased, (c) controlled, (d) proven, (¢) under exploitation, (f) royalties. C (1) Number of wells (oil or gas) on each property, (a) in opera- tion, (b) drilling, (¢) contemplated; (2) average depth of wells drilled, (a) shallowest, (b) deepest, (¢) probable life; (3) whether oil sands are dipping. D (1) Gross daily production—initial and present; (2) annual gross production from each property for preceding five years, if available; (3) estimated gross production for current year. E (1) Storage, capacity «and location; (2) (2) amount of oil stored, (b) character, (c) value; (3) pipe line, (a) gauge, (b) capacity, (c) mileage. F (1) Refineries, (a) capacity, (b) acreage, (¢) employees, (d) products and by-products. . G Properties in process of development; income account if available; guaranties for working capital and for completion of development in event income account not available. H Total expenditures for preceding five years for acquisition of new property, well drilling and development, proportion charged to operations each year. I (1) Policy as to depletion; (2) acquisition; and (3) development of new properties. Bonds An application for an original listing of bonds shall recite all informa- tion required for listing stock. and

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