Silver Prices Fall Widening Gap Since 1918 Season
A long article explains silver dropping below last seen levels in 1918 with U S mint silver sales ending and mines adjusting. It lists many mining companies and districts across Nevada Idaho Montana Utah Arizona and New Mexico noting how price changes affect operations profits and upcoming Pittman Act purchases along with anticipated labor and production shifts.
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Anza
Southwest Metala Corporation
Arizona
United Verde
United Verde Batension
Utah Consolidated
Utah
Nore Aise
United States
Pig Iron Production Reaches All Time Peak
New York June. The week saw steady market tones with higher pig iron output. May production averaged 124 tons daily, up from 1139 tons in April, signaling continued high operating rates. Railroad loadings and earnings rose, while wholesale commodity indices showed modest gains. Cotton and other markets fluctuated, with copper and carpets mentioned in passing as the page reports diverse industrial activity and weather impacts.
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New York
Stegade
Freight Rail Freight Volume Sets May Record
Freight volume moved by railroads in the week ended May 26 jumped to about 1,614,000 cars, a record for the period. Officials note peak loadings occur in September or October as grain, manufactured goods, and miscellaneous freight drive high totals. the week saw railcars carrying livestock and agricultural products rise, with 951 percent of Catal loading in a standout class.
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Raepidd
Cole
Washington
Jase
Woastington
Vialuad
Hitgla
Railroad Car Shortage Nearly Eliminated, ASA Reports
Washington June. The American Railway Association announced that for the week ending May 26 revenue freight cars totaled 1,914,029 with unfilled orders at 16,277 cars, indicating a near elimination of the oil shortage and a substantial improvement in car supply compared with October 1922 when a 179,000 car shortage existed.
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Washington
Maxim Velhime
True
American Stailway Association
SheMetez Named Credited With World’s Best Steel
SheMetez is credited with producing the finest steel in the world, earning widespread recognition for exceptional alloy quality and advanced manufacturing methods. The designation highlights leadership in metallurgy and a pioneering approach to steelmaking.
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SheMetez Is
Sol
Irving Fisher Weekly Index of Prices and Purchasing Power
Irving Fisher presents a weekly index tracking 200 wholesale price quotations and the purchasing power of money relative to 1913. The article notes the 1920 peak price level at 147 percent above pre war values and cites sources such as Dun's Weekly Review and War Industries Board weights.
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Proteasor
Irving Fisher
Houghton Miffit & Co
Pollak Foundation of Economic Research
Newton 38
Mass
Dun
War Industries Board
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Mogollon
New Mexico
Presidio
Texas
Bordestys
Talache
Daho
Tonopah
Belmont
Tonopah Divide
Tontpah Extension
Tonopah Mining
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Vipont
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Oregon
Bingham Wines
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Tler
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Sever Molar de Critario
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United Comstock
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Coeur du Alene
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