Unity in steel trade a plea by judge Gary
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel spoke at a Reform Club dinner in London urging worldwide steel cooperation. Attendees included English, German, French industry leaders and financiers. Gary denied plans to build Britain plants and urged free exchange of ideas to expand the iron and steel industry peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Reform Club
Hugh Bell
Iron and Steel Institute
Sir Hugh Bell
Gary
England
Germany
France
Lord Airedale
Lord Glantoe
Weetman Pearson
Robert Hadfield
Baron von Befenhausen
Krupp Company
Schattenbrand
German Steel Works
M. Schneider
Creusot Company
M. Get
New York
Edward
London
Print Cloth Market Falls Quiet in Fall River
Fall River September 11 sales in the print cloth market for the week are estimated at 75.60 pieces. The market remains quiet and featureless with demand focused on wide and medium widths. Quotations show 28 inch at 64 squares two cents, 28 inch 61x67 cents, 38 inch 64 squares four and a half cents, and for narrow cloth seven eighths of a cent.
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Fall River
Mas
Bondholders Move To Protect Interests In Centre of Georgia Railway
Bondholders representing a large portion of the first preference bonds of the Centre of Georgia Railway Company have initiated actions after interest was passed for the year end June 30. A meeting is scheduled at Prince & Whitely, 32 Broadway, on Tuesday to discuss protests and potential action. Under the mortgage terms, a protest threshold of at least one third of the issue must be filed by September 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre of Georgia Railway Company
Prince & Whitely
Broadway
New Amsterdam Dividend Authorized by Controller of the Currency
J H Edwards retired bank head met with Controller C Murray to approve an immediate 4 percent dividend to New Amsterdam National Bank creditors. The payout brings total distributions to about seven months after the failure, with a remaining 6 percent plus interest to be paid in due course. Assets are reported ample to cover the forthcoming payments.
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New Amsterdam
Washington
J. H. Edwards
New Amsterdam National Bank of Tork
Lawrece C. Murray
inter“Mtn
State collects nearly nine million in corporate taxes
State Controller Martin H. Glynn announced that about 9,000,000 in taxes were collected from corporations for the fiscal year ending this month, a record high and more than 3,000,000 above any prior year in Male. He notes the rise comes despite reported financial difficulties during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin H. Glynn
Male
Glynn
Standard Oil Witness Denies Price Cuts Initiated by Firm
L a3 Drake, a 30 year Standard Oil employee, testified in government suit that cuts in prices were made only after competitors acted, to keep business, not to lure customers. Bruce Robinson, Baltimore tank line chief, denied unfair methods. prices on wagons were visible and not altered. Holmes Safety Oil, a Standard unit, operated openly. National Oil Co. was main rival. Kellogg and Rosenthal absent after recess. adjournment set for Monday.
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L. A3
Drake
Standard Oil Company
Franklin Ferris
Standard
Bruce Robinson
The
Baltimore
Norfolk
Holmes Safety Oil Company
Robinson
National Oil Company
Kellogg
Rosenthal
Government
Morrison
Dixie Oil Company
McIntyre Policy Compromise Ratified by Receivers
Creditors of T A McIntyre and Co, a bankrupt brokerage, met at Peter Olney’s office to resolve the $50,000 life policy on Thomas A McIntyre held by his father Ewen McIntyre. The policy, assigned in January 1971, secured a $40,250 mortgage. receivers proposed release of claims in exchange for policy payment. Objections were raised by several creditors, but a majority supported the plan and Referee Olney sided with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Peter B. Olney
Thomas A. McIntyre
Ewen McIntyre
Mutual Life Insurance Company
North Carolina
McIntyre
Olney
Markets Mixed as Prices Drift Through Day's Trading
Final prices eased from the day’s lows with corn quoted 89c at the elevator and 9 9 5c delivered. Wheat exports for the week reached 3,012,498 bushels per Bradstreet's, while oats, Rye, barley and other grains showed varied but steady levels. provisions remained firm amid light receipts and active packer demand.
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New York
Buffalo
Bradstreet’s
New York Market Report September 11 1908
The General Market Report from New York notes steady to slightly lower coffee prices with light movement and heavy receipts, plus a steady spot market and varied futures. Cotton showed a mixed day with risk from a tropical storm, weekly US port totals, and declines in several months amid strong export figures and Liverpool cables. Wheat and corn opened strong on dry Southwest conditions, later backing off as profits emerged, with primary receipts and world shipments cited.
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New York
Sury
Brazil
Pete i
West Indies
Cotton Belt
Texas
Liverpool
New York Cotton Exchange
Canada
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
St Louis
Little Rock
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Manchester
U S
Caevennass
Great Britain
Boston
Newport News
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Brunswick
Wilmington
Jacksonville
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Chicago
Berlin
Budapest
Broomhall
St. Louis
Seaboard
Duluth
Baste Baste
New York Produce Markets Slow Amid Mixed Stock Levels
New York market notes show beans and peas in scarce domestic supply with steady to firm prices, while imports handily support value. Butter and cheese demand remains firm yet high-grade goods thin, with creamery stock varied. eggs, fruits, and vegetables reflect uneven activity as buyers seek favorable terms and stock moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lima
California
Deman
Liverso
Colo
National Stock Forgery Alert Prompts Transfer Office Action
A Boston dated notice from September 11, 1908 warns of a forged National Stock certificate, altered from 19 to 1,000 shares. It explains the scheme, names the Trust Company of North America, and urges holders to send old certificates to the Philadelphia Transfer Office for verification. A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrests.
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Philadelphia
Trust Company of Nort America
New York Stock Exchange
National Stock
Hops and market notes from New York and Pacific regions
Hops markets show limited interest with New York and Oregon reports mixed. California Sacramento and Sonoma picking underway, small New York and Oregon sales noted. Prices quoted for 1907 prime to common hops, plus hay, straw, and poultry markets with varied regional figures, and extensive fruit and vegetable price listings across Atlantic markets.
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Jersey
Armand
Delaware
New York
New Mexico
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Porto Rico
New York State
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
California
Sacramento
Sonoma
State
Dee
Livestock Market Receipts and Price Movements in New York
Receipts totaled 131 cars with 2.43 thousand head, including 21 for export. Good to prime steers held firm, medium to lower grades fell. 4 cars remained unsold. Bulls in light supply, fat cows lower, thin cows steady. Native cattle and oxen sold at varied prices. dressed beef steady to slow. Exports listed to Mesaba and other firms, totaling 724 cattle and 12,280 quarters of beef for the week to Great Britain except Liverpool. Numerous individual lots and prices for Ohio and West Virginia steers, Kentucky cattle, and other regional buyers detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ile Texan
Liverpool
London
Mesaba
Len
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
J. Shberg & Son
Southampton
Morris Beef Company
Armour & Co
Schwarss
Great Britain
S. Sanders
Ohio
West Virginia
Ao. Y Shamberg & Son
Virginia
Helfers
Newton & Co
Va . A
Hm Tobin & Shannon
Kentucky
St Ge Ewe
Kansas City
Dulle
Joe
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Notice to taxpayers for prompt tax bill requests
Public Notices. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE SUREAY FOR THE COLLECTION OF TaXES. NEW YORK, TAXPA WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN their bills promptly should make hmmediss . If a taxpayer is assessed Sor oe SSee for such requisition should accompanied By envelope bearing the proper address of Se a plicant. and with s return postage Se ee ee tien, block or number, taxpayers their deeds to the Department of Taxes seasimments aad have their property on the mape of that Department, anc 2 Deputy her Checks should be mafied as scom as after the bfille have been received by DAVID EB AUSTEN. Receiver of Taxes
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Department OF Finance
New York
TAXPA
Department of Taxes
Seasimments
Anc
Western calf and sheep market excerpt highlights mixed cattle trades
Receipts and prices quoted across cattle, calves, sheep, lambs, and hogs. Calves sold at varying rates per 100 pounds with several firms noting Kentucky, Indiana, and Virginia lots. Lambs and sheep showed steady to firm values. dressed meat prices ranged modestly. Hogs traded steady with state hogs around 725 per 100 pounds for the 140 Ib class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
McPherson @ Co
Kentucky
S. Judd & Co
S. Sanders
Kerns Commission Company
Virginia
Ohio
Tobin
Shannon
West Virginia
Newton & Co
Judd & Co
Pennsylvania
H. Hollis
T4& Rough
Ohio Hogs
Cattle and Hogs Markets Across Cities Sees Mixed Receipts
Telegraph market notes from Chicago Cincinnati Kansas City and Pittsburgh report cattle and hog receipts and prices. Cattle steady to strong in Chicago and Cincinnati. hogs mixed with high bids around 7.15 to 7.20 in Cincinnati and 6.75 to 7.00 in Kansas City. sheep and lambs showing demand in several markets.
European Produce Market Sees Mixed Shipping Notes in Liverpool
Liverpool markets report closing prices for wheat, corn, flour, hops, beef, pork, hams, bacon, lard and cheese. Prices show firmness in several meats and fats, with mixed moves in grains and dairy as traders weigh Western winter wheat and American corn quality against global demand. Institution names not clearly stated.
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New York
Liverpool
California
London
Pacific Coast
Sas
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C. O. G. Bondholders Act
Bez Franciscn
Lady Sashingem
Ophir
Perosi
Overman
Savage
Sag Bahner
Sierra Nevada
Seeeezi
Union
al Ai Hale & Norcross
Standard Oil
Bender
Durham
N. C
Dixie Company
Mintyre Insurance
Father
Canadian Pacific
International & Great Northern
Son Sae
Iowa Central
Miles
Missouri Pacific
Central Branch
Texas & Patific
Wabash
Alabama Great Southern
Detroit United
Nashville
Chattanooga
Illinois
Interstate Commerce
Inc
Frock Island & Gulf
Charles D. Barney & Co
Th Street
Am Cement
Phila Traction Sins
Ncn
Union Traction
Gas Imp Co
Lehigh
Welsbach Co
Phila Elec
Elec & Peo Weae
Phila Co Bs
Nat Biscutt
Swift & Co
South Side
Toronto
Stewart & Lockwood
Exchange Place
Bia
New Temisk Buffalo
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Ica
Peterson Lake
Foster Ee
Flyer Queen
Green Meehan Ag Trethewey
Herr Lake
Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
C. Tron
Sis
Cleveland
Northern
Omaha
India
Middle Western
South America
Shorts
Bsc
Pbis
Calcutta
Patna
Rangoon
Bane
Eagle
Muscovado Se
Santo Domingo
Willett
Europe
America
Rio Oo
General Market Report
Country Produce Markets
Uit
Pearl. Barr
Eekel
Wean
Do West
Maryland
Connecticut
Carrie
National
Broilers
Long Island
Maine
Rockland County
Hackensack
Massachusetts
V. An
Toledo
Maren
McPherson & Co
Nre
David EB Austen
Telegraph
Cincinnati
Duik
Sigsio
Strom
Wall Street
United Railway
Nore
Chas City
Union Ps
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