Wall Street Advances and Declines Amid Steel Strike Talks
New York markets opened higher on August 3 as traders calcified on a potential steel strike compromise. United States Steel and St Paul shares rose, while Consolidated Gas gained 3 as others slipped. Bank loan up while cash grew, freeing surplus reserves. late trading pressured prices to session lows.
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New York
United States
St Paul
People's Gas
Pacific Mail
Bt. Lawrence
New York Metals Market Quiet During Banking Holiday
New York metal prices show a holiday lull as foreign markets close until Tuesday. Tin hovered around 27 to 28 and three quarters cents, lead about 4.87 cents, spelter near 3.98, copper at lake casting and iron warrants around 9.10, bar silver at 58.4 to 59 cents.
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New York
Wheat and corn futures edge higher on strong demand
Chicago grain markets opened with scarce Liverpool cables as market news pointed to a large seaboard clearance and heavy country offerings. Wheat rose to near 68 1/4 cents as short-covering and outside demand supported prices, while corn rallied on improved demand and weather signals, with both grains closing firmer after brief pullbacks.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Seaboard
Iowa
Fim
Reptemper Park
Chicago Market Report Abbreviated Receipts and Prices
Chicago market review notes receipts of cattle and hogs mostly from Texas and local sources. Prices show dull but steady cash quot ations for flour and grains with specific ranges for cattle, calves, sheep, and pork products. Treasury Statement in Washington referenced for the day.
Treasury balance statement shows cash and gold figures
Available cash balance is $176,587,9% and gold holdings total 901 308 in the ledger from the treasury balances report. The fragment indicates the balance components but lacks complete formatting and context.
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Treasury
Omaha Livestock Market Report Totals Aug
Omaha Livestock market receipts show cattle at steady levels with native beef steers 44 75 to 85, western and Texas steers around 8 75 to 4 75 and 8 50 to 4 50, cows and heifers 2 85 to 4 25, calves to 30, hogs seen higher with heavy 5 80 to 5 90 and mix around 5 75 to 5 77, stockers and feeders 2 47 5 to 2 74 25. Sheep receipts none.
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Chicago
Texas
Omaha
Kansas City
Live Stock Prices and Bank Report From New York
Kansas City market notes show steady cattle and sheep trading with diverse price ranges for Texas and native stock and a strong sheep segment. New York banks report week end figures with loans and deposits rising, specie and reserves up, with slight changes in circulation and legal tender totals.
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New York
SION
Bitter End in Steel Strike Proposal Split
The Amalgamated Association replies to a proposed steel mill scale agreement. It notes prior demands for universal signatures and now offers a compromise limited to mills with organized workers who voluntarily sign on. The exchange centers on whether workers should be compelled or freely joined with the union.
Leaders decline steel offer amid union talks
In a private conference the steel corporation offer was rejected. Morgan and two partners withdrew, Amalgamated men left next, and executives retreated to the Stevens house for a session. Secretary Williams said a settlement was highly unlikely and the group would not concede. Shaffer and others left after a formal statement for the public record.
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Steel Corporation
Schwab
Morgan
Shaffer
Wiliams
Amalgamated and United States Steel Face Possible Strike
Delegates from the Amalgamated Association leave a decisive conference with hopes for settlement fading. President Schwab, J. P. Morgan officials, and Elias Jenkins signal intensification, as both sides prepare for a potential nationwide industrial clash and possible strike if conciliatory efforts fail.
Steel union talks in New York fail to reach accord
Representatives of the Amalgamated Association and United States Steel officials met in New York at the invitation of J P Morgan to discuss terms but again declined to modify offers. Shaffer and Williams led labor delegates while Schwab Morgan and Dawkins represented the employers as discussions covered mills including Youngstown Girard Greenville Pomeroy Warren Lindsay Monessen Mingo and others. The session ended with both sides keeping position as they sought peace through conference.
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United States Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated
Schwab
J. P. Morgan
Bacon
Corporation
Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Elias Jenkins
The
Amalegamated Association
Youngstown
Girard
Greenville
Pomeroy
Warren
Lindsay
McCutcheon
Clarke
Barmil
Monessen
Mingo
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Tin Mills
Mones
Shaffer
New York
Steel Company
Robert Bacon
C. F. Dawkins
House of Morgan. & Co
D. G. Reid
American Tin Plate Company
General Steel Corporation
Morgan
Messrs. Shaffer
Amateumated Association
Big Trust
Mr. Morgan
Flynn
American Federation of Labor
Trust
American Steel Hoop Company
Union Mills
Painter Mill
Clark Mills
Lindsay and McCutcheon Mills
Upper
Prolonged War Prep Bleeds Into Steel Clash
Pittsburg dispatch reports United States Steel and the Amalgamated Association poised for a long confrontation. Morgan’s terms rejected by the union, officials foresee a nationwide strike escalation as both sides prepare for extended conflict and possible efforts to break the strike.
Industry officials push non union workers into idle mills
Officials discuss distributing skilled non union labor across idle plants to train green hands. American Sheet Steel aims to restart Hyde Park mill early next week, while Tin Plate plans remain unclear. Some offers to lure skilled workers are refused due to fear of striker violence.
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American Sheet Steel Company
Hyde Park
New York
American Tin Plate Company
Trust Company
Union Mills
Cambridge
Ohio
Canton Works
Canton
Chartiers
Carnegie, Pa
Corning Works
Hammond
Ind
Dennison
Dresden
Falcon Works
Niles
Laufman
Paulton
Midland Works
Muncie
New Philadelphia
Reeves Works
Canal Dover
Scottdale Works
Scottdale
Struthers Works
Struthers
Ae‘na- Standard
Bridegport
Whio
W. D. Wood Works
McKeesport
Non-union Mills
Apollo Works
Vandergrift
Kirkpatrick
Leechburg
Old Meadow
President McKinley Asked to Interfere in Steel Strike
The Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paper Hang ers held a special meeting and planned to petition President McKinley to intervene for Amalgamated Association steel iron and tin workers on strike. The Times indicates the strikers lack a fair public trial and calls for investigation of this and other strikes.
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New York
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers
McKinley
Amalgamated Association of Steel, Iron and Tin Workers
the Times
General Strike Order Expands Across Steel Mills in Ohio and Pa
A broad strike order is expected to mobilize union workers at National Steel, Federal Steel, and National Tube plants. The list names 22,000 striking workers across multiple union mills in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and beyond, with 9,000 non union workers. The Amalgamated association plans publicizing the action after its executive meeting.
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National Steel Company
Federal Steel Company
National Tube Company
Amalgamated Association
American Tin Plate Company
Union Works
American Works
Blwood
Ind
Anderson Works
Anderson, Ind
Atlanta
Banfield Works
Irondale
Ohio
Cannonsburg Works
Cannonsburg
Champion Works
Muskegon
Mich
Cheseter Works
Chester
W. Va
Cincinnati Works
Cincinnati
Crescent Works
Cleveland
Cumberland Works
Cumberland
Cambridge Works
Cambridge
Elwood
Elwood City
Falcon Works
Niles
Great Western Works
Joliet
Humbert
Connellsville
Irondale Works
Middletown
Johnstown
Labelle Works
Wheeling
Laughlin Works
Martin's Ferry
Monongahela
Pitsburg
Morewood
Gas City
New Castle
Pittsburg
New Kensington
Pennsylvania Works
Reeves Works
Canal Dover
Shenango Works
New Castile
Star Works
United States Works
MecKeesport
Mennessen
Illinois Steel Company
Lorraine Steel Company
Pennsylvania
South Chicago
Bridgeport
Chicago
Joliet Works
Bay View
Milwaukee
Lorraine
Loraine
Butte Business Directory Assayers Listings
directory snippet listing several assayers in Butte Montana with addresses and services. Includes McClure Bros Reliable Assay Office established 1888 and others offering mail samples, prompt attention, and specialities in gold and silver button work.
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McClure
N. Main St
Butte
M. FE. Mayer
Montana
Medicines Restored to Original Prices at Breens Drug Store
All patent medicines advertised as advanced due to the war tax have been reduced back to original prices at P. A. Breen's drug store located at 1917 Talbott Ave in Butte. The store operates as a post office station and Breen offers money orders to any part of the United States for public convenience.
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P. A. Breen
Talbott Ave
Butte
Breen
United States
Ross and Iten Exclusive Horseshoers in Butte
In Butte the firm of Ross and Iten at No 11 E Silver Street stands as the city’s only exclusive horseshoers. The shop is equipped for first class work with special attention to lameness and related troubles, and Ross and Iten guarantee every job produced by their establishment.
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A. Birthright
Wyoming St
Butte
Ross & Iten
E. Silver
F. X. Bodin
John Curtis & Green Majors
West
Granite Street
B. Whitford
Idaho
Galena Streets
S F. King
North Main Street
Mont
Vermont
Massachusetts
Herman Carlsen Receives Prompt Window Repair Service
Butte residents note Herman Carlsen offers artistic window repairs and odd job carpentry at 13 N. Arizona Street between Park and Broadway. Prompt service and craftsmanship highlighted.
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Herman Carlsen
Arizona St
Butte
Park and
Broadway
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St. Express Companies
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Clorado Fuel & Ion Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
General Electric
Ugar
International Power
National Biscuit Peewee
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Prnman
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East Broadway
Butte, Mont
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Jackson
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Amalgamated Copper
Calumet & Hecta
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Utah Mining
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Theodore J. Shaffer
John Williams
Sheet Mills
Saltsburg
Wellsville
T. J. Shaffer
M’kinley
American Sheet Steel Mills
American Tin Plate
American Steel Hoop
Federal Steel
Butte Business Directory
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Passmore & Co
Bakers
Sandburg
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M"dowell
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Newman
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South Side
A. C. Brigman & CO
Bertelman
Front Street
T. A. Grigg
Postoffice Bullading
E. Broadway
Tallor
Weinberg Bros. & Epstein
Owsley Block
Standard
Kipp Butchering Co
Park St
Flannigan
Front ST
California
Park Street
Bottling Works
Northwestern Bottling Works
Henry Kroger
West Park Street
Bodin
Farmers’ Exchange
A. E Wielsch
E. Park
F. Prescott
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