Review of Iron Market Signals Looming Furnace Upturn
New York March 9 trade review shows ongoing decline in blast furnace output with February at 223,965 tons per week versus 232,072 in January, and furnace stocks falling 47,000 tons. Ongoing climatic slowdowns hinder new capacity. analysts warn it will take months to reestablish production while pig iron markets face tightening supplies and export activity remains modest.
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Yue
American Steel and Wire Company
Sheenberger Steel Company
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Coffin hardware firms consolidate to form major trust
A statement from Sirus Manufacturers of Winsstad outlines a merger absorbing 80 percent of coffin hardware output in the United States. The consolidation will slash costs, move capital between 7 and 9 million dollars, and place New York as a hub while including numerous related firms in the deal.
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Colt. Manel
Lwad Af
Sirus Manufactures Company
Winsstad
Hirguet Manofaethera Af Caliin
Catin
United States
Lovin
Oomeeria
New York
Cagheta
Wnmlerbakers
Strong
Ue Morgan Silver Plate Company
Winsted
Sargent Company
T Ie
Twardware Company
New Haven
Brittania Company
Meriden
1 Xuly Company
Westen, Ma
Cement Works Form A Trust
New York March. Arrangements are yearly completed for the incorporation under US laws of New Jersey of International Cement Company a consolidation of the cement industry of the United States. Authorized capital will be 50 million dollars with 25 million in 7 percent preferred stock and 25 million in common stock. Movers include Amsi L. Barber and Charles R. Flint. Bankers are Baring McGown Co and BE. S. Smithers & Co. Counsel Davies Stone & Auerbach. The concerns to be taken over are all Portland cement makers.
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Te International Cement Company
United States
Amsi L. Bareber
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Charles R. Flint
Baring, McGown & Co
Smithers & Co
Davies, Stone & Auerbach
International Cement Company
Portland Cement
Cement Firms Form International Company
In southern Michigan the Lehigh valley near Chicago and New York state, cement works operate with a total daily capacity of 36,000 barrels. It is said that five percent of this output is produced at the works of the concerns to join the International Cement company.
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International Cement Company
Woolen Mill Combination formed with large stock issue
New York March 9 F S Smithers Co says subscriptions exceed the offered amount for American Woolen company stock. The firm outlines a $20,000,000 capital structure with $16,000,000 preferred and $24,000,000 common to be issued. Mills to be owned include several Providence Oswego and Lawrence mills valued at about $12,000,000. Proceeds allocate $10,000,000 working capital and $16,000,600 preferred stock, $8,000,000 common.
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American Woolen Company
Washington Mills
Lawrence
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Blackstone Mills
Blackstone
Fulton Mills
Oswego Pan
Baoll Mils
Fitenburs
Valley Worsted Mills
Provi-nee Mills
Advertise For Bids On Docks In Portsmouth and League Island
Washington March 9. The bureau of yards and docks will issue advertisements within a month for the construction of a stone dry dock at Portsmouth New Hampshire. Plans prepared last winter for the Boston dock will be reused as the Portsmouth dock is similar. Timber docks are planned for League Island and Mare Island California with Mare Island to be advertised within two weeks.
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Steve M. Folland
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al Milling Co
S. Hirach & Co
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Quinn. Crowley
Steve M. Holland
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Inter Mountain
Butte
Silver Bow
Hiram Knowles
Helena
Geo, W. Sproule
Mi Careme Paris Mardi Gras in Mourning Mood
A Paris Mi-Careme description notes mourning for a president yet the city throngs still celebrate. Crowds fill the Champs Elysees and central boulevards with bands, costumes, and parades from Place de la Concorde to Lysee as students and residents revel despite solemn undercurrents.
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Mexico City Starts Major Sewer System Project
Mexico City begins work on a new sewer system with four year contracts. Within days 1500 workers will be employed, aiming for a large bonus by finishing early. When completed, the city is expected to have an unusually low death rate and a powerful pumping engine will flush sewers every four hours.
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Copper Mines Consolidate In Major Boston Deal
Reports from Boston state that Isla Royale Copper Mining Company with capital 2.5 million and Miners Copper Company with capital 2 million have been consolidated. Isla Royale becomes a Bigelow-Lewisohn corporation and the Miners, formed in Trenton weeks ago, is described as a Standard Oil property.
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Recruiting the Army Expands to 65,000 Strong
Washington reports the War Department has started recruiting 25,000 more men to lift the regular army to 65,000, expanding stations from four to about 60. Key posts include Chicago New York and Philadelphia with new sites at Augusta Anniston Albany Chickamauga Macon Savannah Hartford Harrisburg and Columbus. Recruits will first serve in the Philippines and join six regiments and Sixth artillery to reinforce General Gis at Manila when transport is ready. Enlistments rise at unprecedented pace aided by newspaper ads.
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Opening Great Gymnasium at Notre Dame by western track meet
Notre Dame hosts a monster western track meet on Sunday with teams from Michigan and Chicago, plus a Greek play Oedipus Tyrannus performed by classical students. A gubernatorial veto blocks a medical practice measure seen as restricting religious liberty. Omish Bishop Christian Nafzelger dies at age, a western church patriarch. Auction notice: shirts and gloves needed, 43 North Main.
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