Steel Sales Dip Amid Quarterly Earnings Slump
United States Steel Corporation released earnings for the quarter ended December showing net income of 32,563.9% on the period, with October and November monthly receipts reaching 17,662,211 and 10,46.28 respectively. The December figure fell to 5,404,531 amid a recent steel industry's boom. The quarter’s surplus after charges and preferred dividends stood at 3,358,274, with large unfed orders on the books and substantial depreciation and reserve deductions shaping the final net. Regular dividends on preferred and common stock were declared, with common shares eligible in March.
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United States Steel Corporation
Gem
Misus
Gee
Unfed
Ing
Gquavirron
Agtbert Pew
Pliny Fisk's Garage and Car Burned in Explosion
A gasoline tank exploded at the Letse garage at 42 Cedar Street, destroying the building and Mr. Pliny Fisk's car. Chauffeur Martin Waller was badly burned, another man escaped through a window, and the fire spilled into nearby caskets. The loss is about 10.48 dollars. The Fisk family stays winter at their town house in the city.
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Weesbinstier
Fick
Cedar Street
Milton Point
Ie Sound
Gerre Martin Waller
William Amold
Mr. Fisk
Rre
Milton
Port Chester
Tenn Railroads Meet in Nashville Over Passenger Rate Fight
In Neshville Tennessee a B and A conference at the Capitol gathered Governor Patterson and railroad executives from several lines to seek an amicable settlement of the passenger rate question. Presidents Smith and Thomas attended with high traffic officials. Some roads endorsed reductions while Illinois Central and Southern refused. The Louisville Nashville declined to alter current rates but indicated willingness to match reductions if others prevail.
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Neshvile
Tenn
Cepitol
Patterson
Tennesers
Tennessee Railroad
Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Reiway
Smith
Louisville & Nethville Railroad
Illinois Central and Southern Roadd
Leze! Department
Colonel Russell
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Mr. Murphy
Cincinnnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
Southern Railroad
Sergia
C. N. Burch
Iilinose Central Railroad
Boston Wool Market Sees Mixed Improvements in Prices
Boston wool market reports foreign wool gains with buyers active yet movement remains limited. Domestic lots from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Texas show varied combing and unwashed grades with price quotes around 22 to 34 cents for different blood contents, and Northern California values noted amid cautious trading.
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Bee
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Kentucky
Texas
California
Miffie County
General Market Report Coffee and Cotton News 1908
New York January 28 1908 coffee market active with 61500 bags traded and a steady close. Spot prices firm while contracts show mixed gains and losses amid liquidation and strong demand from importers. Havre cables and German reports weigh on futures. Cotton markets weak and unsettled with large daily volume and diverse regional results. New Orleans and Liverpool cables indicate lower tendencies and bear pressure despite some pockets of support.
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New York
Silzhuy
Havre
Havre Clases
Hambure
Rin
Santes
Vester
Liverpool
Scrum
Spor
Msr
New Orleans Vraihieq
Ables
Manchester
Lakceshire Mills
Country Produce Markets Week Ending January 28 1908
For the week ending January 28 1908 beans and peas receipts totaled 15 492 beans and 1 515 bags peas with imports of 6 bags beans and 228 other bags. Trade moved quietly with stock arriving to meet current needs and most jobbing at outside figures. Red kidney declined to 1.02 4 but exporters bought. market closes firmer. California lima held up with decent jobbing. Scotch pear plants gained. white kidney and yellow eye shows little interest. Prices: choice and de 2 274% to 2 30 per bush, de medium choice 2 27% to 2 30.
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Lima
California
Europe
Io Secomla
Do Doe
Western
Wwlec
Ja&er
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Enberg
Baldwin
Enid
Jersey
Florida
Rsamenta Cayenne
Pacific
New York
Pacific Coast
State
Smige
Erie Railroad
Timthy
Philadelphia
Ohio
Michigan
Southwestern
Capons
Indiana
Spring Ducks
Maryland
Bermuda
New Orleans
Scotch Pear
Knickerbocker Trust Co Legal Advisory Board Urged
In a 1908 appeal New York lawyers are urged to aid in resuming operations of the Knickerbocker Trust Company. Judges and bank leaders back the plan, with a formal invitation from prominent attorneys to serve on the Depositors' Committee advisory board and support a prompt return to business.
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New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Trust Company
New York City
Thomas I. Chatfield
United States District Court
Eastern District of
Thomas
Frank T. FitzGerald
Utte F Entz
Roy, Watson & N
Court Street
Brooklyn
City of New York
Julio F. Jentz
Dividend Declared on Preferred Stock by Rail Company
The board of directors declares a five percent dividend on the first preferred capital stock and a five percent dividend on the second preferred stock. Dividends payable at Grand Central Station New York March 1998 to stockholders of record at 3 PM February 7.
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Mahoning Investment Company
New York
Lewis Iselin
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Chicago& ST
BR. R. CO
Grand Central Station
Sth
Charles F. ON. Treasur
American Locomotive Company
Broadway
Tvirectors
Ss. T. Callaway
Livestock market report from New York port January 2 1908
Receipts: cattle 355 cars, calves 45 head, sheep and lambs 14.5 cars, hogs 29 cars. Prices steady to weak with calves and hogs softer late, beef and mutton prices mixed. Notable consignors include Sanders, W R Hume, and Tobin & Shannon. Dressed meats and market outlook report for Adriatic shipments tomorrow.
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New York
S_ Sanders
W. R. Hume
Salem
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
Ohio
Sanders
R. Hume
Kerne Commission Company
Obio
Pennsylvania
Tobin & Shannon
Market Notes From Major Cities On Cattle And Hogs
Cattle receipts estimated about 5 500 head in Chicago with mixed prices for steers and heifers. Western markets show receipts around 1 200 head with steady to slightly lower tone, cows, steers, and stockers varying by region. Pigs and hogs listed at 4 50 to 4 60 in someyards, while sheep and lambs around 4 25 to 5 50 with lambs near 6 0. Buffalo reports 100 head, prime steers 5 60 to 6 0. veals slow and down. hogs mixed with weights steady to slightly lower. Kansas City notes 1 200 cattle including 400 Southern, market steady to 10 lower, ranges for various classes outlined.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Market Snapshot Wheat? Meat Prices Mixed Across Livestock
Market steady though closed weak for lambs and sheep. Lamb prices around 6 to 7 dollars. Western yearlings 5 to 6 dollars. stockers and feeders 3 to 5 dollars. Hogs receipts fair and slow with bidders at 4.60 to 4.60 for various weights. Cattle strong with shippers paying around 42 to 43 dollars and common at 22 to 24 dollars. Sheep steady to 5 and 5.50 with slight gains noted. Cincinnati and Pittsburg price references included in regional notes.
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Pittsburg
Ea Ae Poly
Cincinnati
Market Notes From Liverpool on Wheat Corn and Hogs
Liverpool market report notes quiet futures for Wheat Spot easy and March positions, Corn steady with prime mixed American quotes, Peas Canadian steady, Flour winter patents quiet, Hops on Pacific Coast steady, Beef Extra India mess steady, Pork and bacon varying with long clear middles and short cut cuts, Lard prime Western and American refined quiet, Cheese Canadian finest white firm.
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Lake Coper
Liverpool
Pacific Coast
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The
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Francis Lynde Stetson
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Chas. C. Bull
Wm. B. Hornblower
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Adrian H. Joline
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Santa Cecilia Sugar Co
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Jared G Baldwin, Jr
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Abner
Edward Willis Candee
Shiland, Shoemaker & Hedges
Pine Street
Abner C. Thomas
Joseph P. Smith
Daly
Hoyt & Mason
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Mary B&b Smith
Mary E Smith
Daly, Hoyt & Mason
H. Beckett
Ferdinand Bartell
Greenie Street
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