Metal Reformers Lose in New York Metal Exchange Vote
The Reform party failed to unseat the administration in a tight election at the New York Metal Exchange. P. K. Jennings led the administration ticket to 73 of 116 votes, defeating charges to base quotations on actual transactions. Officers named: P. R. Jennings president Morton B. Smith vice president Robert L. Crooke treasurer.
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Yukon Gold Stock Dominates Curb Market Day
Yukon Gold trading led the curb market with about one hundred thousand shares changing hands. The stock fluctuated modestly from 7 percent high to 6 percent low and closed near the bottom. Solomon Guggenheim, president, stated that seven hundred thousand treasury shares were arranged for sale by Daniel Guggenheim before his Europe departure and defended past statements while asserting firm confidence in the property.
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Spreckels Seeks Mexico Railroad Concession
Mexico City March 3. John D. Spreckels, California shipowner and railroad builder, arrived to obtain from the Mexican government a concession to build a fifty mile railroad along the border. He denies plans against Harriman lines or a Lower California network and says the project would connect with his San Diego to Yuma route, with entry and exit across the border for better grades.
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Nations Bank of Commerce Reopens Under Ridgley Presidentship
Kansas City March 30 bank reopens under William Ridgley former Controller of the Currency as president. Faith in the bank is shown by crowds early in the morning lining up to deposit money at the receiving tellers windows.
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Failroad Earnings Across Railways and Months
A cryptic ledger style report lists gross earnings and net earnings for several railroads including Atlantic Coast Line and New Orleans & Texas Pacific. It provides February month figures, operating expenses, taxes, and year to date nets, with multiple figures and partial totals for companies and months.
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J. J. Hill Sees Gradual Business Recovery
James J. Hill arrived from Washington and cautions against optimism about business revival. He notes no dramatic improvement yet and attributes it to months of underlying factors. On railroads, earnings are not improving and he cites delays: spring, then summer, then winter as the implied wait for better times.
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Rich vein uncovered at 500-foot level at Camp Bird mines
John A. Ryan reports to North Butte Extension Copper Company president Van Brunt that a three foot wide vein is richer than samples, with pump installed at 500-foot level and plans for electric pumps at 1,000 feet. For quarter to Jan 31, 1908 Camp Bird produced 20.78 tons ore worth 467.97 dollars, expenses 170,574, net receipts 292,683, 5 percent dividend 000. Development reached 1,728 feet. February production about 210.06, early March over 1% annualized. Little Florence and Florence Goldfield lead output.
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New York Importer Ends Line With Half-Price Savings
One of New York's largest importers closes out its entire line, offering prices that represent a saving of one half. The figures are provided without further calculation.
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