UNITY IN STEEL TRADE A PLEA BY JUDGE GARY
London report describes Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel praising Roosevelt and urging global steel cooperation at a Reform Club dinner hosted by Sir Hugh Bell. The gathering included prominent English, German, and French steel figures and Americans like C. G. McMurtry and Vivian H. Smith. Gary denied plans to move US steel works to England, noted past price stability, and urged a closer, peaceful international exchange of ideas and an organized advisory committee.
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London
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Roosevelt
Hugh Bell
Tron and Steel Institute
Gary
England
Germany
France
Lord Airedale
Lord Glantoe
Weetman Pearson
Robert Hadfield
Baron von Bedenhausen
Krupp Company
Schaltenbrand
German Steel Works
Ena M. Schneider
Creusot Company
M. Ge Ja Brielle
Comptoir d'Exportation
Wynne
C. G. McMurtry
Vivian H. Smith
J. P. Morgan & Co
Paris
New York
Edward
United States
Garry
Print Cloth Market Quiet in Fall River Trade
Fall River Massachusetts report shows weekly print cloth sales around 75.00 pieces. Market remains quiet and featureless with demand focused on wide and medium widths. prices largely unchanged. Quotations list 28 inch at 3 cents, 28x60 at 2.5 cents, 38 inch 4.0 cents, 6 by 72 at 4.5 cents.
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Fall River
Mas
Bondholders act delays interest on Central of Georgia bonds
Bondholders of the Central of Georgia Railway Company move to protect their interests after a skip in interest on first preference bonds for the year ending June 30. A meeting is called at Prince & Whitley, No Broadway, on Tuesday to discuss immediate action before September 34 to avoid deemed protests under the mortgage terms.
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Central of Georgia Railway Company
Prince & Whitely
Broadway
New Amsterdam Dividend Drives 40 Percent Payment
Washington reports J H Edwards rectiver of New Amsterdam National Bank met with Controller of the Currency to authorize checks for a further dividend of 40 percent. This brings total distribution to 9 percent in seven months with assets sufficient to cover the remaining 8 percent plus interest promptly.
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Washington
J. H. Edwards
New Amsterdam National Bank
New York
Lawmeee
Murrey
Rwas
New Amsterdam Nations Bank
State Tax Take Sets Record for Corporations
State Controller Martin H. Glynn announces nearly 9 million dollars collected from corporations for the fiscal year ending this month. He notes the figure is about 1.9 million higher than any prior year amid difficult finances, marking a historic rise in tax intake.
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Martin H. Glynn
Glynn
Testimony on Oil Price Cuts in Government Hearing
L Drake of Standard Oil testified that the company never initiated price cuts but would cut after competitors did to retain business. Bruce Robinson, Baltimore tank lines superintendent, denied government claims of unfair methods and said prices on wagons were clearly marked. Adjournment followed as Kellogg and Rosenthal failed to appear.
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Ge mEey
L. Drake
Standard Oil Company
Franklin Ferris
Standard
Bruce Robinson
The
Baltimore
Kellogg
Mr. Rosenthal
Government
Morrison
Robinson
Norfolk
Holmes Safety Oil Company
Dixie Oil Company
Mr. Morrison
Bender
Durham
N. C
Dixie Company
McIntyre Insurance Policy Settlement in Bankruptcy
Creditors of T A McIntyre & Co met at Peter B Olney’s office to review the $50 policy on Thomas A McIntyre. The policy, assigned to his father Ewen in January 19, and held by Mutual Life, had a $40 250 mortgage backing it. Receivers halted payments but a compromise would have Ewen release claims and allow policy payment. creditors split, majority supporting, Referee Olney favored the plan.
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T. A. McIntyre & Co
Peter B. Olney
Thomas A. McIntyre
Ewen McIntyre
Mutual Life Insurance Company
North Carolina
McIntyre
Olney
Markets Show Mixed Wheat and Corn Exports and Prices
TheBradstreet led markets report dull rye and irregular barley in Buffalo and New York. Wheat exports reach 3,012,498 bushels for the week versus 5,396, 5,291,866 since July 1. Corn exports total 48,814 bushels, with 542,056 bushels since July 1. Prices in New York and Chicago show mixed movements across wheat, corn, and related grains alongside notes on flour, rye flour, cornmeal, and bag meal. Oil meal and metals adjust modestly, with copper and tin firm or steady and lead, spelter, and pig iron remains largely unchanged.
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Buffalo
Bradstreet
Bush
Ceober
Chicago
Kansas
New York Produce Exchange
London
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Kansas City
Omaha
West
India
South America
Continent
Brazil
Shorts
Stroleum
Hiladelphia
Philadelphia
York
Calcutta
Patna
Rangoon
Syd
D Dearer
Santo Domingo
Willett & Gray
Europe
America
New York Market Report September 11 1908 Coffee and Cotton
New York market notes a steady to slightly lower coffee opening with heavy Brazilian receipts and ongoing demand for near months. Cotton largely steady earlier but closes near day’s lows with declines of 6 to 8 points, port receipts and weekly totals detailed, including Southern market reactions and European cables.
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New York
Brazil
Cay
West Indies
Cotton Belt
Texas
Liverpool
New York Cotton Exchange
Canada
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Eales
Charleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
St Louis
Little Rock
Sec
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Manchester
Market decline in beans and butter led by imports
Trade shows very little interest in domestic white beans while stocks stay tight, demand shifting to kidney and Lima beans amid export activity. Butter receipts rise with high Western prices, while cheese and eggs markets display firm to unchanged prices as supply tightens and graded quality shifts. Fruits and produce remain abundant in some categories with firm prices for select apples and cranberries easing on overall supply.
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New York
Lima
California
Western Imitati Creamery
Western
Bartle Sears
Louise Bonne
Tieurre Bose
Clairges
Sheldon
le Conte
Jersey
Festern Maryland
Connecticut
Carrie
UGK Errerales Ee ES Siasteet
Forged National Stock Certificates Trigger Fraud Warning
Thomas W. Lawson warns of a large scale stock forgery case involving a 1,000 share certificate doctored from 1 share by washing out 10 and replacing with 1,000. The fraud risks banking houses and brokers, directs holders to send old certificates to the Philadelphia Transfer Office, offers $1,000 for information leading to arrest and conviction, and underscores the company’s fraud-proofs through transfer agencies and trusted registrars.
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Philadelphia
Trust Company of Nort America
New York Stock Exchange
National Stock
Thomas W. Lawson
Hops and Produce Prices in New York Valley Market
Market notes show limited hops interest with light activity in New York and Oregon. State prime and Pacific Coast prices range from Tc to 6c per lb, while hay and straw stay quiet with firm barley. Produce listings include melons, watermelons, pineapples, and tomatoes with varied crate and basket rates across New Jersey, Long Island, and coastal regions, plus peppers, cucumbers, and celery in multiple sizes and regions.
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Jersey
Ivland
Delaware
New York
New Mexico
Porto Rico
New York State
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
California
Sacramento
Sonoma
State
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ilsc
Long Island
Maine
D.ag
Upriver
Boston
Rockland County
Hackensack
Lima
Rans
Connecticut
Best & Trey
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Canada
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices in New York
Receipts were 131 cars totaling 2437 head with 21 cars for export alive and 55 to city dealers. Steers ranged good to top grades firm, medium and common opening slow then steady with 4 cars unsold. fat cows lower, bulls steady, and calves largely cleared. Cattle exports slated to ship to Great Britain with substantial beef quarters sent by firms including Schwarzschild Sulzberger and Morris Beef Co. Prices for many lots and regions listed, with varied per hundredweight and per ton figures.
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New York
Ll. Texan & Steady
Liverpool
London
Mesaba
Schwarnschild & Sulzberger
J. Shaiberg & Son
Southampton
West Virginia
At & Bull
Virginia
Newton & Co
Kentucky
Tobin & Shannon
McPherson & Co
Notice to Taxpayers for Prompt Bill Requisitions
Public notice from the Department of Finance New York urges taxpayers to request their tax bills promptly by written requisition, stating ward, block and lot, and to include return postage. It details where to address requests and how to mail after bills are received, listing borough offices and the Receiver of Taxes.
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Department OF Finance
Sureag
New York
Ee Taxpa
Department of Tames
Charstere
John J. Nough
Manhattan
John B. Underhill
Third and Avenues
Borough of the Fronx
James B Bouck
Fifth Street
Long Island City
Borough
Aean Morgan
Livestock Market Prices for Calves Sheep and Hogs
Receipts included 27 cars of sheep and lambs totaling 6 247 head with steady to firm quotations. Veals and calves varied by origin with several firms listing prices per 100 pounds and pound rates. Hogs sold steady with state hogs at 72 5 per 100 pounds and specific lots from S Sanders and Kerns Commission noted.
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S. Sanders
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
bin & Shannon
West Virginia
Newton & Co
Pennsylvania
H. H. Hollis
Market News Across Cities Cattle Hog Prices Rally
Telegraph market notes Sept 11 report cattle receipts in various districts with steady to higher prices, hogs rising to near year highs, sheep and lamb values mixed. Cincinnati Kansas City Pittsburg and Chicago listings show regional shifts, with heavy hogs and prime cattle posted atop ranges and yearling sheep values fluctuating by market.
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool
Liverpool market closes with steady futures for wheat and corn and firm pork and bacon with strong prices on short clear middles and lard western tonnages. butter and cheese hold steady as linseed oil and turpentine show dull to steady tones. olive oil and rosin maintain common steady levels amid mixed demand across markets.
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Liverpool
California
London
Pacific Coast
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