Siberia prospecting boom drew curious Alaskans and soldiers
Reports from Seattle indicate a widening boom in Alaska and Siberian exploration. Capitalists in Seattle Portland and San Francisco back new ventures along the Yukon and Klondike regions. A rail link through Northern Alberta and British Columbia to the Yukon is proposed, with significant mining and dredging plans and a large wartime labor pool ready to join expeditions.
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Seattle
Alaska
Beyond Bering Straits
Portland
San Francisco
Siberian
Atles
Engineering and Mining Journal
Yukon
New York
Forty Mile River
Bear Dawson
Lewis Titus
Yu- Kon
A. ‘McVicar
Wash
Mequesten
Klondike River
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon Development League
Yukon Territory
Copper Market Stagnation Warns of Hard Times Ahead
The copper metal market shows no improvement with September futures under 16 cents per pound. Industry officials warn of drastic steps and possible months-long shutdowns as demand remains weak. Major producers in Arizona are mostly closed. Michigan operations have suspended. Government silver policy and Walsh bill effects heighten market uncertainty and potential price moves.
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Hellbronner
Sevral
Arizona
Michigan
England
India
der Ane
United States Treasury
China
Productre
United States
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Resigh
Allis-Chalmers
Amean Sumatra
Ihlehem” Steel
Brooklyn
California Petroleans
Wadian
Pacitie Te
Yenapeake F& Olas
Milwaukee
Colorado
United Foca
King
Toe General
Toe Genet Motors
Great Northern
Greene
Cananea
Northern
Central Interborough Corporation
Moxie Recroigui
Minsouri
Naan
Texas
Acini Ak
National Lead Us
Nevada
New York
És York
Haven
Ora
Pacifi
Ontario
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Consol
tuck-Arizona
Southern Railway
Studebaker Company
Brown-Shethel
Tennessee Copper
Pucine
United Gigur
Sadami
Behem
Ste
Westerion
Wilson
Westinghouse
Liberty
Bo Ds
Liberty Res
Wibertys
United Verde
Boston
Reese
Heilbron
Butte
Utah
Franklin Victoria
Hancock
Je Moyere
Wyandotte
Sly
Nadie
Lake Co Ier
Iron Aulynower
Auly
Ant St Louis
New Arcadian
Wall Street Sees Seven Session Over 1 Million Shares Traded
New York May 1 For the seventeenth consecutive full session trading ran well over 1,000,000 shares with gains in many speculative issues. United States Steel moved little before rallying to end with a small fractional gain. Shippings oils and motors led today’s activity as Atlantic, Royal Dutch, Mexican Petroleum and Pacifics posted mixed results.
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Heilbronner Company
New “York
Ing
Sumatra
TOS
Willys
Pan-American
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Passific
St. Louis
San Francisco
Southwest
International Corporation
Washington
New York Financial News
United States
New York
Atlantic
Liberty
Livestock market reports from Chicago Portland and Omaha
Market reports show cattle receipts and price trends across Chicago Portland and Omaha. Hogs and sheep receipts noted with mixed prices and steady to higher bids for certain classes amid market softness in some regions. Calves and feeders quoted at varied levels with several districts reporting steady to higher tones.
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Cmiergo
Bureau of Markets
Portland
Ore
Goa
Lowe Prine
Omaha
ST. Sogia
Coimmon
Ewen
Kairie
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Bering Strait
Laneiery
London
Peace Table
Laugier-Wolcott Company
Butte Stock Exchange
Alverta
Rimeri
Apex Nevis
Barnes
Beaverhead Alta
Buck Creek
Bacorn
Butte Great Falls
Butte & London
Bute Lew Hnigiaind
York
Ney
Davis
Dillon Os
St Butte
East Te
East Calonia
Great Butte
Peroleus
Lusk
Montana -Binghames
Mont
Mt & Bi
Basin Hams
Finland
Jada
Gary
NEW York Exchange
Hibronner Company
Justin
Amazon
Burns Butte
Canada
Caledonia
Daly
Mas Valley
McKintey
Dar
Merritt Aimay
Mlawest
Newas
Londons
Heserve
Davie-Daly
Kawle & Isiwebel Mae
Jentic
Revndas Donguis
The
Tadital
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Tharies
Relly
Torn
Ryan
Avinge
Silver Bow National Bank
BER Federal Reserve Bank
Clare
ROSS
W.a.clark & Bro
First National Bank
Butte Capital
Federal Revers Bank
Barvinn
Shanter
Toohans
Great
Plutus Carende
Montana
Laneury Woxs
North Stain
Lamb
St. Butte
Moat
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