World metal markets are at their steadiest so far this year and rather quiet … Rumors are being heard here and there that the American price of copper might advance since the world market price has been considerably above it for several days. The rumors seem to be coming from speculative and investment circles rather than from the producers themselves. Reprinted from The Northern Miner, May 1937.
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