Steel Sales Drop Off in December Earnings
United States Steel Corp reports quarter ended December 21 with net earnings of 32,563,9% on the three months, down from prior quarters. October monthly earnings hit a record 17,062,211, while December declined to 5,494,531 amid a six week steel boom. Surplus after dividends stood at 3,359,074. undispatched orders reach 462,580 tons. Adjustments and funds reduce net earnings to 25,876,197, with quarterly dividends totaling 5,294,919 on preferred and 2,541,12 on common stock.
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Fee
United States Steel Corporation
Sirking Fonds
Tram
Pliny Fisk's Garage and Car Burned in Fire
A gasoline tank explosion destroyed the large Rye Point garage of Tier Fisk on Cedar street yesterday. Chauffeur Martin Muffer and William Amelé were inside. the chauffeur was badly burned while pulling the car from the blaze. The building and several carriages burned. flames blew out doors and windows. Fire departments from Rye and Milton Point responded. Muffer was hospitalized at Port Chester Hospital. Joss estimated at about 16.99 dollars.
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Westerday
Tier Fick
Cedar Street
Millier-Dollar
Milton Point
Martin Muffer
William Amelé
Mr. Fisk
Tourgux
Rye
Rate conference ends without accord in Tennessee
A Tennessee rate conference in Nashville failed to reach an amicable settlement on passenger rates. Railroad presidents from Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis and Louisville & Nashville attended, with other lines represented by traffic officials. Some lines pressed for rate reductions, while Illinois Central and others refused, signaling possible court action to resolve the dispute.
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Nethville
Tenn
To-Dareen
Patterson
Tennesees
Tennessee Railroad Commission
Thomas
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Smith
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Moss Central and Southern Roads
Lozal Department
Coleone Russell
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Mr. Murphy
Cincinnnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railread
Anid
Southern Railroad
Eorgia
C. N. Burch
Illinois Central Railroad
Boston Wool Market Mixed Elevation in Spot Transactions
The Boston wool market shows improved foreign wool activity with buyers expecting a firmer tone. Domestic gibsons and regional fleeces from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, New York, Kentucky, Indiana, Texas, California, Oregon, and other areas are listed with varying grades and prices, including no 1 washed and fine unwashed classifications.
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Berton
Ceaters
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Celaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Misblood
Texas
California
Northen
Southern
Oregon
Valley
General market report from New York coffee and cotton markets
The report notes brisk activity in coffee with 61 500 bags traded and a steady close, while cotton prices slumped with futures down and regional spot markets weaker. Spot coffee held firm at 64 cents for Rice No 7, while cotton saw losses of 12 to 18 points on the day amid bearish sentiment and liquidation.
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Hamburg
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Santos
Aoe Aa Ogae
Liverpool
Sethern
Mar
Epet
New Orleans
Manchester
Lancashire
Chicago
London
Tovcall
Lake
Cleveland Standard Foundry
Syri
Philadelphia
American
City
Calcutta
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Omaha
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Brazil
Oleo
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Talmage
Louisiana
Charleston
Carolina
Sao
Japan
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Eagle
Siemens
Muscovade
Cuba
Brock
York, Blis
Abner C
County of
James M. Quigley
Alfred S. Brown
Wiliam Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Anne D. Quigley
Abner c. Thomas
Octavius D. Baldwin
Jared Godwin, Jr
Wall Street
Charles J. Townsend
John Henry Townsend
Alfred F. Baldwin
Jared G Baldwin, Jr
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Joseph P. Smith
Daly
Hoyt & Mason
William Street
Mary EB Smith
Mary FE. Smith
Daly, Hoyt & Mason
Charles & H. Beckett
Norice
William Bartels
Greenwich Street
City of New Yore
Ferdinand Bartell
T. BE. Beardsley
Nassau Street
Market Wrap of Bean and Pea Produce Prices 1908
Week ending January 28 1908 reports steady demand for beans and peas with exports totaling 1048 bags beans and 456 bags peas while imports show 6 bags beans and 228 peas. Red kidney ranges around 102 to 104 1/4 dollars and 19 per bag exporters hold stocks. white kidney drug and yellow eye receive little attention. Sooted peas rise about 4 to 6 cents as California ima sustains a solid jobbing trade with marrow beans priced around 2 to 2 45 per bush and white kidney and red kidney categories showing mixed activity.
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Asket
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Romaine
Orleans
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South Carolina
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Hub— Rd
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Ima
Knickerbocker Trust Co Courts Back Plan of Resumption
In 1908 New York public support and legal backing converge as the Knickerbocker Trust Company moves toward resuming operations. Judges authorize depositors acting as executors or trustees to assent to the plan, with a formal stance from five leading banks and a Legal Advisory Board inviting bar members to assist the Depositors' Committee.
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Knickerbocker Trust Company
Trust Company
New York City
Thomas I. Chatfield
United States District Court
Eastern District of
Thomas
Livestock Market Report from New York January 28 1908
Receipts totaling 55 cars were down with limited trading as market sentiment remained near steady. Cattle and calves showed steady to slow demand with veals and Western calves holding. sheep and lambs were in light supply with lambs slow but prices for mutton and lambs steady to firm. Hogs totaled 29 cars with easier tone and strong liveweight hog sales firming slightly in late trading.
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Liverpool
London
Adriatic
S_ Sanders
W. R. Hume
Mar
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
Ohio
Sanders
Hume
Kerne Commission Company
Pennsylvania
Tobin & Shannon
Market Reports From Chicago and East Buffalo Cattle and Hogs
Telegraph market notes show mixed cattle and hog trading across Chicago and East Buffalo with receipts around thousands. Prices vary by class, with steers and heifers steady to lower and hogs showing slow sale at mixed weights, while sheep and lambs hold around steady levels amid thin demand. Kansas City trade reflects steady to lower tone for cattle with value ranges for export and feeder categories.
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Sermo
Kansas City
Deak Masset
Bebe Ower
Market Summary: Live Stock Prices and Trends
Receipts total 9 700 head with lambs to 6509 7710 dollars and ewe prices around 4 50 to 5 85. Western yearlings and sheep quoted 5 23 to 5 90, stockers 3 25 to 4 50, Packers and pigs show varied bids with heavy activity noted. Market appears steady to weak with lambs and veal calves ranging in the mid to high five dollars and lower grades at the bottom of the scale.
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Pittsburg
European Produce Market Liverpool Jan 23
Closing prices from Liverpool show wheat, corn, peas and flour steady or quiet with minimal movements. Beef, pork, hams, bacon, lard and other meats reported with mixed firmness and several items at weak or steady levels, along with cheese and fats markets exhibiting muted activity.
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Liverpool
London
Pacific Coast
India
Dull
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Thomas Thacher
Morgan J. O'Brien
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Francis Lynde Stetson
Wm. N. Cohen
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Chas. C. Bull
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Fr. W. Whitridge
Adrian H. Joline
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Beaver Dam Water Co
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Eastern Steel Co
Goodwin Car & Elmira Bridal Car Trust
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American Locomotive Company
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Pine Borough of Manhattan
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