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During the so-called banking fever in Russia at the end of 1860s and beginning of 1870s, Alchevsky became initiator in creating the
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for coal extraction by volume. Alchevsky also initiated construction of metallurgical factories of the Donets-Yuryevka
Metallurgical Society (1895, principal capital 8 million rubles) near train station Yuryevka (today
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rubles becoming the third commerce bank in Russia after the
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