Gold Dredge Venture Promises Rapid Profits for Investors
The plan estimates gold mining at 50 cents per cubic yard yielding $450,000 with ten dredges using water power. Half of the first season’s cleanup goes to dividends and half funds more dredges. Directors are reputable, finances solid, and operation simple. A single dredge could earn about $1,500 daily once installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirt-Tail Gold Mining Co
Forest Hill Divide
California
San Francisco
Invest in Western mines, brokers seek profits in 1907
Investors are urged to put money into legitimate mining ventures rather than bank tied securities. The piece argues mining stocks, especially unlisted ones in Western mines, offer greater profits as Western wealth drives a coming boom. It cites gold shipments, Western industry, and the mine’s potential to secure prosperity in 1907.
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Shirt-Tail Gold
Shirt-Tail Gold Mining CO
Great West
Wall Street
West
Stock Exchange
Amalgamated
Copper Range Consolidated
American Smelter
Alaska
Nevada
Colorado
California
Wheat Market Slumps on Good US Crop Prospects
Wheat prices fell sharply with May futures down about two to two and a half cents as strong U S crop expectations and bearish foreign news weighed. Corn and oats were mixed to lower while provisions dropped, with receipts and futures ranges listing at Chicago and other centers.
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Chicago
Danubian
Minneapolis
Duluth
Flour and grain markets mix as New York reports mixed receipts
A March 7 market summary shows flour receipts 26 300 bbls with several flour types quoted and mixed price ranges. Wheat receipts 12 000 bush and various No 2 red and hard winter futures shown. oats hay hops wool and meat markets listed with several price points.
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Og May Y
Stasv Everson
Massiec
Kansas City
Louis
New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Saldc
Pacific Coast
Bogota
Central América
India
Continent
South America
Philadelphia
Baltianae
Donasesse Fair
Japan
New Orleans
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Baltimore
Aukee
Demand for Cattle Light in Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati, March 7 1908 demand for cattle light with moderate live stock supply. Receipts for week: cattle 3713, hogs 21750, sheep 1206. shipments 879 cattle 9228 hogs 18 sheep. Prices show mixed movements with lighter weights firmer and heavy cattle down 15 to 26 cents per 100 pounds from week earlier. bulls and dairy cows varied with moderate demand.
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Cincinnati
Maes
Market Roundup of Hogs Sheep and Cattle Prices
Receipts and prices vary across cities from March 7 with hogs up to 10c higher in Chicago and New York. Packers and butchers see steady to slightly lower quotes while sheep and lambs show strong demand but slower late in the week. Regional markets reflect mixed movements in cattle, hogs, and sheep amid fluctuating demand and volume.
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Chicago
Commercial Tribune
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
New. York
Kansas City
Estern
ST. Oe
Texas
London Stock Market Shows Dull Week Despite Cheap Money
The London Stock Exchange ends a week of apathy with little change in British shares as investors await policy moves. Home rails rise modestly on investment demand while American and diamond shares drag the market amid weaker US earnings forecasts. United States Steel gains 1.4 points on better trade prospects as liquidity tightens and expectations mount for another Bank of England discount rate cut in April.
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London
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Exchange
Paris
United States
America
United States Steel
London Market Summary Amid Settlement Approach
London reports smaller demand with ample supply and easy discounts as settlement nears. Imperial Bank of Germany rate cut supports bond and stock tones, while home rails gain early investment support then close irregular. Foreign issues quiet. several U S and British securities listed with varied prices.
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London
Stock Exchange
Imperial Bank of Germany
Amaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rand Mines
Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Wabash
Paris
Berlin
Mentionts
Metal markets hold nominal in absence of cables
New York reports tin steady around 29.25 to 30 a unit and lead flat near 3.65 to 3.75. Spelter stays quiet at about 4.65 to 4.75. Electrolytic and casting tin prices cited at roughly 12.25 to 12.37 and 12.12 to 12.25 with iron remaining broadly unchanged.
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New York
Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus Today
The Dresden Sewer Pipe Company 55000 capital with Moore and others. The Canfield White Training School for Nurses Cleveland with Canfield White and others. The Mutual Social Club Cleveland with Goldsmith Klein Weir Wise and Goldstein. The Yellow Springs Canning Company 20000 with Robertson Hackett Jones Ridenauer McVey. The Bloomfield Oil and Gas Company 10000 with Foss Scott Rankin Marrow Simons. Clough Biard Manufacturing Cleveland increases stock from 7500 to 60000. Moorefield and Cassville Telephone Company increases stock from 2000 to 5000.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Dresden Sewer Pipe Company
Chalmers D. Moore
S. F. Spencer
Harry R. Geyer
S. A. Baldwin
H. D. Moorehead
Canfield-White Training School For Nurses
Cleveland
Martha A. Canfield
Mary H. White
Florence N. Mailalieu
Elizabeth H. White
H. W. Canfield
Mutual Social
Dairy and egg market roundup across major cities
Chicago Philadelphia Kansas City New York report steady butter and cheese with mixed egg futures. Chicago and Philadelphia note firm creamery and near by dairy prices, while New York shows weakness in butter and steady cheese and eggs. Poultry markets vary with alive and dressed offerings.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Kansas City
Treasury balances show available cash and gold assets
Washington March 7 state treasury balances in the general fund exclude the gold reserve. Available cash stands at 267,471,739 dollars, with gold coin and certificates totaling 23,887,659 and 35,854,630 dollars respectively.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Market Prices Reported for Seeds and Alike
In Toledo on March 7 prices listed include Cloverseed cash 12.10 March 11.80 April 11.65 October 7.90. Timothy prime 2.30 and Alsike prime 11.90.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Financial Market Notices From New York and Boston
New York money on call at nominal time spans show easy conditions with sixty days at 3 percent, ninety days at 3 1/4 to 3 1/2 percent, six months at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2, and prime mercantile paper 5 1/4 to 6 percent. Sterling steady. bankers’ bills demand 496.30 to 486.48, sixty-day 483.40 to 483.50. Government and railroad bonds steady. Boston money reports call loans 4 to 4 1/2 percent and time loans 5 to 6 percent with various bond and stock quotations including Atchison, Mexican Central, Boston & Maine, Union Pacific, General Electric, United States Steel and others.
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New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston & Maine
Boston Elevated
Fitchburg
N. Y
Union, Pacific
Dominion Iron and Steel
General Electric
Masschusetts Electric
Massachusetts Gas
United It
United Shoe Machine
United States Steel
Oil Turpentine and Rosin Market Reports Across Cities
Charleston reports turpentine and rosin prices with firm stocks and varied shipments. Sava notes firm turpentine at 48 and rosin sales and receipts with a large stock. Wilmington shows spirits turpentine steady at 47 cents and rosin at 3.15 dollars with several receipts. Oil City records credit balances and heavy run and shipment totals. Toledo lists Lima prices for North Lima and South Lima and Indiana values.
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Charleston
Sava
Rosin
Wilmington
Oil City
Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Dry goods market quiet with upcoming price changes
In New York on March 7 the dry goods market stayed quiet. New prices will be set next week for printed flannelettes and spring shirtings while linens show a small uptick in movement.
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New York
Wool Prices Hold Steady In Market Report
Wool steady in St Louis trade notes March 7 with medium combing and clothing at 20% to 22% cents, light fine 16% to 19 1/2 cents, heavy fine 14 1/2 to 15 1/2 cents, tub washed markets referenced.
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ST. Louis
Priests Deported Threat Highlighted After Arrests
Eli Simon and George John calling themselves Greek priests were arrested by Detectives Burkholz and McQuesten on petit larceny and disorderly conduct charges filed by confectioner Gus Whsares of 222 West Fifth Street. The judge warned Federal action could follow if sustained and the men protested as they were taken to cells. passports and priesthood letters they displayed were claimed to be purchasable from a Chicago firm for five dollars.
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Eli Simon
George John
Burkholz and
McQuesten
Gus Whsares
West Fifth Street
Lueders
Sarés
Chicago
Bride Miss Alice Kelly Weds Arthur L Bricker in Madisonville
Announcement states Miss Alice Kelly longtime telephone operator at The Commercial Tribune married Arthur L Bricker of St Bernard December 2. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s brother Robert Kelly home in Madisonville conducted by Rev Rainey. The groom is an electrician and the couple will reside in nearby locations.
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Alice Kelly
Commercial Tribun
Arthur L. Bricker
St. Bernard
Robert Kelly
Madisonville
Rainey
Bricker
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Cal
Uncle Sam
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New York Stock Exchange
American Tech
Borden's
British Columbia
Butte Coalition
Av Bee
Chicago Subway
Colonial
Dominion Copper Gold Hill
Havana
Otis Elevator
United Copper
A. P
Vevrevens
Dalycreere Enema Pesenneereerene
North Butte
Aineewnes
Nassees
Conan
Treasury Statement
WOOL
Arthur Bricker
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