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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1908

Page

3

Steel trade outlook brightens as optimism grows

Ex Judge Ee H Gary of United Corporation says steel market shows improvement in past two weeks, stronger demand and lower prices since October, aided by Chicago convention. He predicts summer prosperity with election certainty, credit to Roosevelt, and a broader recovery in finance, agriculture, and industry amid a 'square deal' mood.

Ee. H. Gary United Corporation Cecilie Roosevelt United States Chicago Jsmn Gome

Rights Questioned Over Transit Fare Reduction

Albany July 6. Delaware and Hudson attorney Lewis Carr challenged the Public Service Commission’s authority to reduce the Albany Watervliet fare from ten to five cents on United Traction lines. Chairman Stevens countered, noting he would not reveal personal views but suggested the petition could test the legal question in court.

Albany Public Service Commission Second District Lewis &. Carr Delaware & Hudson Company Carr United Traction Company Watervliet Stevens

Fireman's Memorial Medal Drive at Celtic Park

John V. Cogcey, Commissioner of Correction, becomes latest donor of prize medals for the Amateur Athletic Union event aiding the Firemen's Memorial Fund at Celtic Park on August 29.

John V. Cogcey Correction Amateur Athletic Union Celtic Park

Wheat market surges on Nebraska rain and Europe prices

Wheat and corn led gains as Nebraska rain and higher European prices sparked demand. September wheat rose to around 89 1/2 cents, corn up about 1 percent, oats higher, and provisions up. Strength came from strong European markets, improved weekly stats, Missouri and Ohio crop reports, and bullish cables. Primary receipts and market depth indicated broad buying with shorts covering.

Uye Nebraska Liverpool Missouri Ohio Minneapolis Duluth Chicago Libra ES Uri Shorts

Morse Would Pay Depositors In Full For 50 Percent Loss

Charles W. Morse began circulars to North America Bank depositors offering immediate repayment of 50 percent of balances with no interest, a move that would deprive Hanna the receiver of six percent annual interest and could yield Morse a large sum if many accept.

Charles W. Morse National Bank of North America Charles A. Hanna Mr. Morse Morse Mr. Hanna No. 1 Nassau Street Hanna Morse Securities Company Maine

Fewer Idle Freight Cars On Railroads Yet Decline Since April

The American Railway Association bulletin shows total surplus idle freight cars in the United States and Canada fell from 413,338 on April 29 to 312,847 in June. Since late April reports indicate a steady shrinkage, with the last fortnight recording the largest drop. Bad order cars rose to about 2 percent of the total, reducing usable surplus by roughly twenty seven thousand cars.

Canada American Railway Association

Railroad Earnings Show Mixed Finances Across Canadian Lines

An 1908 compilation lists earnings and expenses for various railways including Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern, Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville, and Minneapolis and Saint Paul systems. It shows gross earnings, taxes, and net results for periods such as fourth week in June and fiscal years ending June 30, with totals and deficits across lines.

Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Duluth South Shore Atlanta Detroit United Grand Trunk System International & Great Northern Iowa Central Minneapolis & ST. Louis Mobile & Ohio Toledo Peoria & Western Wabash Atlantic Minneapolis, ST. Paul & Sault Stp. Marie

New York Central Lines Report May 1908 Earnings Mix

The report lists May 1908 and five month totals for multiple railway divisions including New York Central and Hudson River, New York Chicago & St Louis, Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis, Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, and others. It provides gross earnings, expenses, and net earnings figures, with year over year changes and cumulative totals to May 31. Strong entities include the New York Central system, its subsidiaries, and specific lines like Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.

Interstate Commerce Commission NEW York Central Hudson River Anatnainnes New York Chicago ST. Louis Inc Cleveland Cincinnati Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Indiana & Southern Michigan Central Peoria & Eastern Cincinnati Northern Pittsburg & Lake Erie Rutland Gace Aicnings

New York July 6 1908 Coffee Beans and Peas Prices Decline

Country produce market reports beans and peas receipts with imports from Mediterranean ports. Beans and peas pricing shows softer tones with white beans light stocks and steady pea demand. exports pay for red kidney and marrow varieties. Butter and eggs markets ease, with creamery, state and Western prices listed. cheese demand moderate. dried and fresh fruits show varied activity under hot weather.

New York Lima California Liverpool Pennsylvania Prunes Apples Northern Spy Baldwin Southern PEARL le Conte Peaches Georgia Jersey Delaware Maryland Annsylvania Jersey Mountain North Carolina South Carolina Florida

Market Largely Quiet Across Florida And Pacific Coast

Market remains exceedingly quiet in all sections including Florida and the Pacific Coast. Quoted crops prospects are generally favorable in western growing regions. Prices across perishables show nominal changes with state and Pacific Coast figures for hay, straw, poultry, vegetables, and seed clover determining next movements.

Florida Porto Rico Pacific Coast Europe State Western Philadelphia Pennsylvania Long Island Delaware Maryland New York Norfolk Eastern Shore Virginia Jersey North Carolina Kentucky Mississippi Toledo

National market cattle and hogs mixed across cities

Chicago data show cattle receipts at 12000 with steady to 10 higher, hogs 30000 with firm to 10 higher, sheep around 13 head. Cincinnati notes hogs active and 10 higher, cattle slow and steady, sheep steady. East Buffalo receipts 3900 with mixed price shifts. Kansas City 8000 cattle with higher grain and stockers. Prices vary by class and region, with prime steers and выбор.

Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Kansas City Texas

European Produce Market Summary from Liverpool Trade

Liverpool July 6 closing prices for Wheat Corn Peas and related goods. Spot and futures show firmness for cereals and meats with steady to strong bid levels. Key items include wheat No 2 red Western at 7s 3d, corn new American 6s 2d, beef extra India mess 106s 9d, pork prime mess Western 738 9d, Cumberland cut bacon 28-30s and lard prime Western in tierces at 4s 4d per tierce.

Liverpool California London Pacific Coast

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