Iron trade strengthens as eastern pig iron demand rises
In New York on July 4, trade in pig iron shows growing eastern demand with contracts totaling 75,000 to 80,000 tons in the territory east of the Mississippi. Pipe works and furnace iron buyers take 60,000 tons plus, while machinery makers and store founders in multiple states place orders for basic iron. Ferro-alloys and Spiegeleisen move into shipments, and steel rail production markets gain momentum as foundry and steel grades meltings rise.
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Brew York
East- B
Thames
New
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spiegeleisen
Pacific
Incandescent Light and Stove Company
Steel shipments near six hundred thousand tons in quarter
Ven advances to close for 9 000 tons while June contracts for fabricated steel total 125 000 tons. American Bridge took 45 000 tons, lifting second quarter steel to nearly 650 000 tons amid strikes at union plants and lake labor disputes. Overall conditions shown as returning to normal.
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Ven
American Bridge Company
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Associated Banks Report Little Cash Decline Amid Loan Rise
The New York City banking summary for the week ending July 3 shows loans up by 26.05 million, driven by July dividend and interest financing rather than activity growth. Cash fell by 5.49 million as banks faced sub treasurer losses, while deposits rose 22.04 million and reserves declined 11.01 million to leave a 27.20 million surplus. Net deposits across Greater New York trust and non reporting banks increased 24.73 million with a 27.42 million rise in deposits. total clearing house and nonmember deposits stand near 2.60 billion.
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New York
City of
Sub-Treasury
Greater
New York Clearing House
Clearing House
Bank and Trust Companies
Cotton seed oil market climbs on speculative demand
New York July 3 report shows cotton seed oil prices rising on short covering and bullish cotton tone. July futures trade around 5.69 to 5.72, September 5.90 to 6.00, October 56.02, November 5.28 to 5.83, December 5.66 to 5.70, January 5.73 to 5.94.
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New York
Balance of Trade Shifts Against U.S. By 200 Million
Special Dispatch reports official U S import and export figures for eleven months ending May 1909. Imports rise about 100 million, exports fall about 200 million from last year across major groups. Hides, wool, silk, rubber, coffee, sugar and diamonds drive import gains while live cattle, corn, wheat, meat dairy, iron and steel, wool, cotton, and other goods lead export declines.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
United States
India
Judge Caldwell Guides Youth in Juvenile Court
In a juvenile courtroom Judge Caldwell works to help defendants under 17 with gentle talks and comforting gestures. He explains the aim is to aid not embarrass and cites a plan for supervised swimming and play under court watch.
Clearing House Banks Show Surplus Reserve Over 25 Percent Rule
New York July 3 The clearing house banks hold 34 496 075 more than the 25 percent reserve requirement an increase of 1 549 525 from last week The daily statements list loans 1 340 200 300 deposits 1 419 315 700 circulation 49 033 200 legal tenders 79 056 900 specie 310 268 100 reserve 389 325 000 surplus 34 496 075 extra deposits 35 061 050 The aggregate nonreporting Greater New York banks and trust companies show deposits 1 381 892 300 cash on hand 151 217 600 loans 1 177 026 600.
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New York
United States
Clearing House
Greater New York
Imports and Exports at New York Port Weekly Totals
Imports of merchandise and dry goods for the week ending June 2 valued at 13 738 973 dollars. Imports of specie for the port of New York for the week ending today were 79 957 silver and 118 623 gold. Exports of specie from the port of New York for the week ending today were 854 370 silver and 2 922 000 gold.
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New York
Port of
Rockefeller Addresses Cleveland On Fourth of July
John D. Rockefeller, in a black coat and white waistcoat, spoke at Euclid Avenue Baptist Sunday school noting fifty six years of attendance and endorsing the sane Fourth. He urged the children to join the Sunday school saying it was the best thing he ever did and commented on firecrackers with a playful warning to a curious boy.
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Cleveland
John_ D. Rockefeller
Euclid Avenue
Uniually
H. C. Ditmer
Mr. Rockeefeller
Coat Lost in Fireworks Night Theft in Pleasant Ridge
Gus Huschle of Pleasant Ridge Ohio reported his coat taken from a room at 601 West Sixth Street last night while he stepped outside to watch fireworks. The coat contained ten dollars and a gold watch and he supplied police with a description of the alleged thief.
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Gus Huschle
Pleasant Ridge
West Sixth Street
Wheels of Engine Crush Young Boy at Plainville Station
William Fields aged 15 was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania railroad engine at Plainville station while waiting for a Cincinnati train. He stepped from behind a car on the siding and was identified by his father James Fields. Undertaker Ihlendorf moved the body to the county morgue.
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William Fields
Pennsylvania Railroad
Plainville
Ihlendorf
James Fields
Freeman Avenue
William
Cincinnati
Blind Tiger Raid Nets William Butler in Eaton
Sheriff reports arrest of William Butler in Eaton Ohio for operating a blind tiger. Whisky concealed in a bed where he lay confined with rheumatism was seized during an overnight raid.
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William Butler
Eaton
Commercial Tribune
Coroner Rules Emma Davidson Death from Indigestion
Deputy Coroner Range concluded Emma Davidson died of acute indigestion after arriving at the city hospital late Saturday. Initial suspicion of poisoning was set aside as investigators ruled out foul play and noted no external injuries.
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Range
Emma Davidson
City Hospital
Merlin Aids American Captive in North Borneo
Washington reports the British ship Merlin, from Sandakan in North Borneo, is patrolling the east coast to aid an American seized by pirates. The Merlin cooperates with an American vessel and will notify London if further action is required.
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Washington
State Department
Merlin
Foreign Office
London
Sandakan
North Borneo
Messina Quake Again Strikes. Fires Break Out
Messina reports seven earth shocks in twenty four hours alarm residents. Fire rages in wreckage. troops battle flames then another fire starts at Milazzo, suspected incendiary act condemning unfinished wooden houses. Torpedo boat sent and fire brought under control.
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Messina
Milazzo
Covington Man Hit by Brick While Watching Street Fight
Covington Kentucky resident Gardeson was watching a crowd of African American men fighting on George Street when a brick struck him on the head. The incident occurred last night as bystanders watched the brawl unfold.
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Covington
Man
Brick
Gardeson
Covington, Ky
George Street
Gardegon
James Beck Hospitalized After Family Fight
James Beck aged 24 of 722 Carr Street was taken to the city hospital after a early yesterday fight with his brother in law. He suffered several facial cuts in the incident and is listed in patrol 4 duty.
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James Beck
Carr Street
Fort Brown to be Occupied by War Department Troops
Unofficial reports from Brownsville indicate the War Department will send two companies to occupy Fort Brown on the edge of Brownsville. The fort, previously held by two detachments of soldiers tied to the Brownsville shooting incident, has not been occupied since their removal.
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Commercial Tribune
San Antonio
Teas
Brownsville
War Department
Fort Brown
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Grain and Provisions in Liverpool Markets
Wheat futures ease with July 9s 4d44, September 88 74, December 8s 56 1/2d. Spot No 2 red Western winter nominal. Corn steady at 6s 4 1/4d via Galveston with futures quiet for September 5s 4d and October 6d 4d.
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Liverpool
Galveston
Islanders Sail to Hawaii Sugar Plantations
A Cebu dispatch reports 250 islanders leaving the port bound for Hawaii to work on sugar plantations under contracts with agents of Hawaiian planters. The move comes as part of recruitment aims from Honolulu planters seeking labor for the crops season.
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Manila
Cebu
Hawaii
Cotton Goods Prices Rise After Cotton Crop Report
New York July 4. Government report on cotton conditions prompts price increases across cotton products. Tickings, bleached sheetings, and brown cottons see rises as large houses withdraw lines to revise. Cotton yarn prices climb, trade broadens with strong knit goods and hosiery demand. raw cotton up about 30 percent since January.
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New York
Oakley man robbed on Central avenue during daylight
Harry Kelley of Oakley was assaulted on Central avenue yesterday morning by a robber who grabbed him by the throat and relieved him of about 13 dollars near a pawnshop window. The incident is described as a bold hold up in broad daylight.
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Harry Kelley
Oakley
Central Avenue
Matroman Currin
Ghelier Rward
Manney
Schalien of
Devine
Boys Find Body in Gorge Hole Near Akron
Two boys, Harry Cahill and Leslie Lear, while searching caves at the gorge near Cuyahoga Falls, found a badly decomposed body in a hole under a large rock with a bullet hole in the right head area. A revolver lay beneath, the left arm bent, and a derby hat pushed over the head.
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Akron
Harry Cahill
Leslie Lear
Cuyahoga Falls
Mutineers Captured by Bandholtz Troops in Manila
Advices from General Bandholtz dated Zamboanga July 3 report Captain Gilshauer of the constabulary with Lt. William H. Nobble and Twenty third Infantry capturing seven mutineers from Davao. Sergeant Rodrigues, who led the band after Sergeant Acamedia was killed, now has three mutineers unaccounted, leaving two deaths and multiple arrests.
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Manila
Bandholtz
Constabulary
Zamboanga
Gilshauer
William H. Nobble
Twenty-third Infantry
Davaocour
Rodrigues
Acamedia
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