Remarkable High Grade Ore Found in Tuolumne Mine
San Francisco Chronicle reports California gold mines surpassing expectations with the Binele Gaks mine near Soulsbyville showing a rich ore body. On ledge No 20 at 750 feet depth a sample yields 148 a ton, with broader projections indicating potential values near 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 as development rises. Water flooding delayed early work but pumps restored access, revealing more promising ore in drift and Black Oaks sections. Ownership is split among W. G. Beatl, W. P. Sealt, C. S. Downe, and George W. Campbell, with prior sale conditions and mounting investments fueling renewed mining activity.
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San Francsco Chronicle
California
Keystone
Amador County
Gwin
Calaveras
Tuolumne
Mother Lode
Soulsbyville
Ahelo Abovy
Icdge No. 10
Belby
Black Oaks
al Qret
W., G Beatl
WW. P. Sealt
C. 8. Dowe
George W. Campbell
Sheriff'a
Hey
Falib
Record of U S agricultural exports set for June total
The United States era of agriculture shows exports rising to a new peak for the fiscal year ending this month, with May figures placing agricultural exports over 260 million and the year likely surpassing 835 million. Compared with last fiscal year, the jump totals about 10 million, and with the prior year, over 260 million.
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United States
Bureau ‘of’ Statiatics
Export Trade Gains Lift 1895 96 Across Breadstuffs and Meat
The text notes breadstuffs export value approaching 1,000,000 with yearly totals surpassing 100,000,000 in excess of prior years. Wheat exports double 1897 levels, flour and corn rise sharply, beef and other meats show mixed trends, and overall merchandise exports yield strong credit balances amid favorable foreign trade and crop prospects.
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Europe
Peter Peets
Pyt
Scientiac American
Philippines
China
British India
Indies
Japan
Corea
United States
Dutch East Indies
Hong Kong
Ix Bint
Man
Hongong Ag
Valuable Hints to Manual Tampers and Exporters
Valuable hints from the British consul and the English Consular Journal urge missions to study world markets and tailor packing and labeling to local tastes. It notes China’s superstition influenced packaging, colors, and labels, and cites Amoy consul Mr. Gardner on Chinese preferences and designs for trade marks.
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Xaliona
Gur Chamahers of Commerce
United States
Hong Kong
China
Gardner
Amoy
Sri
New Light Weight Uniforms Designed for Tropic Service
Scientific American reports the War department has completed new tropical uniforms. Thirty thousand will ship to the army within ten days, with ongoing production for Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. Brown duck fabric, English hunting jacket styling, blue yellow red arm-color tabs, extra-lapped seams, and washable, shrinkage-controlled material.
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Scientific American
Allie
Egypt
Tropics
Ihe Yan
Ptonnah dl
Key West War Scene Described In Informal Tour
A wartime observer portrays Key West with naval activity and fortifications. Miners speak of mine Placements and harbor defenses while residents watch ships and launches from promontories. Trade interests and a potential Pacific rim base are also discussed amid military preparations and prize captures.
THO PHILIPPINES AS A TRADE CENTRE
American interests in eastern affairs have seen a boom since May this year as viewed by Scientific American. A vast amount of information on Asiatic trade conditions suggests strong future potential for the Philippines as a key trade hub, driven by rising commercial activity and favorable outlook.
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Astat
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
United States
Asia
Philippines
Philippine Islands
China
British India
Wille
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