Bullish Drive Continues Amid Peace Signings Rally
Market optimism grows after peace articles signing with talk of an unprecedented boom. Rubber and tobacco stocks surge while rails and coal promoters urge higher prices, as investors expect Germany demand to lift production and profits.
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Heilbronner Company
New York Dispatch
United States
Baldwin
General Cigars
Puific
General Moto
United States Food Products
California
Booth Fisheries
Pacific
Soutern Pacific
Union. Pacific
Missouri Pacife
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Surplus Supplies to Be Distributed by Government
Arrangements completed for disposition of all surplus metal supplies and several lots of heavy chemical materials owned by the United States government. War Department announces these surplus materials will be handled for the government account with copper among items offered over a long period at prevailing prices. Market notes reference New York metal prices and brief quotations for May and June.
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War Department
Wall Street Sees Good Times Ahead For Rail After Peace
Wall Street leaders and large capitalists foresee renewed industrial activity in rail sectors once peace is signed. The Wall Street Journal notes major financiers expect unprecedented U S uplift, with Standard Oil expanding globally and pushing American trade as crops, foods, and textiles rise in demand.
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Moreau
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Reid
Gary
Durant
Dohenry
Baker
United States
Standard Oil
South America
Russia
Africa
Asia
Kove Grnimental
McKinney
Walker property shows promising copper ore prospects
Advices from Butte and the Utah offices of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co indicate a valuable Walker mine property in Northeastern California. Locals John E Cowan and B Binnard helped locate it, with Cowan coordinating Utah interests and connections to Walker Bros. The ore body, drilled and drifted over 700 feet, averages 4 percent copper on the 300 foot level and higher in places, with early runs yielding about 51,500,000 in ore concentrates over two months.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Walker
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Cowan
Walker Bros
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Anaconda
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Dritte
Optimistic View in Weekly Review on Postwar Economy
New York May 2 The weekly review notes improving conditions in iron and steel and other leading branches. It highlights a cautiously optimistic peacetime revival, despite delays in adjustment of commerce and international probes linked to the war. Bank clearings reach $6,179,265.
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International
New York stock quotations and Liberty bonds update
The column notes Liberty bonds and government loan activity with rates and terms. It cites corporate and military production references, including mentions of Krups comparing gun manufactories and Bethlehem steel output during and after the war. Mercury production figures are given with country shares for Spain Italy Austria-Hungary and the United States.
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Esse
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Spain
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Eiland
New York Exchange Daily Market Report
The New York market May 2 shows rail shares from Sanont to Ontario & Western up one to three points while dividend rails gain one to four points. Steel slips a fraction at first then climbs to a net gain of one. Shippings oils motors and rubber lead advances, total 1,650,000 shares traded, irregular bonds with slight gains, foreign issues mixed.
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Iniana & Pacific
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al Motors
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Minos
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Asco Douter
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Rexican Petroleum
Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
New York
Aine
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Wilson & Co
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Er Boy
Nana Wee
Libya
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Ie Saass
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Pere” Marquette
Wisconsin Central
Western Paeite
Io Grande
Chcago
G Tern
Chicagoton
Ontario & Western
United States Steel
United States
Wales
Copper Output Decline Stretches Across Michigan Fields
Copper production in the Lake Superior district continues to fall with April output expected to drop about ten percent from March. Mines such as Isle Royale Franklin Consolidated and Calumet & Hecla likely fall by at least eighty percent, while Copper Range Mohawk Wolverin properties may rise slightly. Quincy returns miners to full-time schedules.
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Boston News
Lake Superior
Mareh
Isle Royale Vrankalin
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Mohawk
Wolverin
Quincy
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