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The independent., 1903-04-30
AND ORGANIZA-
TT0N

Two subjects have not yet been
touched upon by the single takers who
are contributing to the Henry George
Edition: Some one should give a
popular article (not a mere book cata-
logue arrangement treating of the
various books published on the sim
gle tax. Most people have at least
heard of Henry Georges Progress
and Poverty" but how many know
of the existence of the many other
books which have been published? 1t
is not expected that every little
pamphlet can be mentioned; but an
interesting story could be told of the
books and newspapers of the past and
present, and how the interested per-
son should go about it to gain thor
ough knowledge of the single tax. ~
Then, too, the matter of single tax
organizations could be made the SUBJ
ject of an interesting article. This
could show the various clubs and
leagues; when organized; number of
active members; and present officers,
together with any historical incidents
thought pertinent.
Who will undertake the work?
The independent., 1903-04-30
HENRY GEORGE EDITION

promises to send a number of editor
ial paragraphs giving brief reasons
why the single tax should be adopted.
And this calls to mind that Mr.. Cald-
well is the senior member of the firm
of Caldwell, Clark & Blackburn Bros,
abstracters, real estate and insurance
agents, at Amarillo, and that great
many of the successful real estate
men are the most earnest advocates of
Henry Georges plan. Doubtless they
have better opportunity to witness
the effects of private ownership in
land. And this suggests the idea of
an article on why Real Estate Deal
ers Favor the Single Tax"
Charles j. Finger, literary editor of
The Press, San Angelo, Tex, prom
ises an article on "The Philosophy of
Selfishness," doubtless covering the
subject from different point of view
than that taken by Mr.. Waters.
William Riley Boyd, Atlanta, Ga,
contributes an editorial note, and
"Socialism-Single Tax; A Compari-
son."
George Cartright, Toronto, Canada.
discusses the single tax from the
standpoint of the Canadian farmer
With more than twenty-five manu-
scripts on hand, and others coming;
and with some of Frank Vierth's
Junior Why?" to fall back on, is
there any reason why the Henry
George Edition should not be pro-
nounced success? About two thou
sand extra copies have been ordered
thus far. II ten thousand are taken
at 81 per hundred, it will enable us
to make the edition "a pages (possi-
bly, 32), the $100 being close figures on
the additional expense for adding
eight pages and paying trust prices
for the white paper.
At the price of 81 per hundred cop
les, we mail either in single wrappers,
one copy to each name, or in bundles
of any amount to one address. 1t will
be economy to have the papers sent
singly from this Office, as we can mail
at pound rates (about 10 cents per
hundred copies), while it will cost the
purchaser one cent each to distribute
them himself by mail.
Lists of names should be sent in as
early as possible, so they may be ad-
dressed and ready for immediate mail
ing May IA. III
The independent., 1903-04-30
A SINGLE TAX VICTORY.

Editor Independent: I am pleased
to learn that a single tax edition of
The Independent is to be issued soon
I further hope that it's columns will
be filed with not only expositions Of
the single tax philosophy, but with
encouraging reports of the progress of
the cause throughout the world.
shall not attempt to give any more
than a brief account of the work in
this place.
Some five or more years ago Mr..
o. P. Hyde and few others, includ-
ing myself, began to do single tax
work. We began our work by holding
weekly meetings in rather an "out
of the way" place-in paint shop.
Our meetings increased in interest
as time went by. We then began to
do propaganda work, began to distri-
butte single tax literature. BY and by
the Pollen Single Tax Lecture Bur-
eau" was organized and incorporated
and was placed in the field as lee
The independent., 1903-04-30

in the spread of pure and undehled
democracy, democracy in its true
meaning-the rule of the people). :.
The contemplated dinner referred
to will consist of a feed" for the in
ner man to be followed by feast OF
reason for the intellectual man, and
we anticipate the presence OF LOUIS
F. Post, editor of The Public, OF Cnl-
cago, to my mind the greatest pnll-
osophic and economic logician OF the
day and generation. Plates will be
81, and if any of the readers in this
city or elsewhere desire to attend and
partake of the good things offered,
may correspond with the undersigned.
l.. P. CUSTER.
1903 Mississippi ave-,
st. Louis, Mo.
The independent., 1903-04-30
TENANT FARMERS.

A disciple of Henry George wants
to spend a dollar in placing hun
dred copies of the Henry George Edi-
tion in the hands of tenant farmers.
Send the names Of S or tenants in
your neighborhood. Address, "Ten-
ant" care The Independent, Lincoln,
Neb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
ROOM FOR CLOVER IEtF.
On Reports or Negotiations FOR Its Sa'r 4"
the Grand Trunk.

The decided strength Of both the com
mon and preferred stocks of the Toledo,
St Louis and Western Railroad in the face
OF Yesterdays declining stock market was
ascribed in Wall Street to the belief that
NEGOTIATIONS are under way for it's snl" Il"
the Grand Trunk Railway. The common
q, ock advanced ga points and the prefcrre
Point. ,
miles of road between those two cities.
and It's acquisition by the Grand Trunk
would give the latter road through route
from Montreal to st Louis by means Of tn"
Toledo. Saginaw and Muskcgon. II is Over
this road that the Grand Trunk enters
Toledo
The capital stock of the Toledo and s.
Louis il slOC0o,o00 per cent. pT"f"rr"H
and 80, 905, 900 common. II was incorporated
in 1900 to succeed the Toledo, - louis
and Kansas City, and both classes Of s'oc0.'
are vested for five years in three trustee
They are Frederic =. Olcott Thcm1s ".
Hubbard and william A, Read, who m ~
sell the stock nj any time subject 10 ih'
approval Of ma ioritv of each class
Mr.. Read is in the West and Mr. Hubbard
is out of town. Mr.. Olcott, who has 'uH
returned fro m Europe, said last might TIA
he had not heard of any negotiations 10"
the roads sale.
Il have been away Cor Scmo t'm0, AIDE.
Mr. Olcott, land I'm not thoroughly )ste'
but am sure would know il such n"Rota-
tions had been on. So far as know, there
has been no meeting Of the board to discuss
the matter"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15

Wheat was Arm Tor time carIy In the day owing
to unraI Orahe crOD reports from some sections
expectations Of huNsh Government report Tor
the week lighter rcce PS at somc pon'sl the South
velnpcd a general tendency TO sell under which
prices gave why The Northwest was selling quite
and at Chicago, Moreover, the cables were hcartsh.
ST Louis was weak, the weather wa, favorable as
a r,iir and is expected 10 continue so during The
NEXT thirty six hours and foreign houses sold Win
some freedom. Bat later on the pressure to Haul
OF shorts caused partial recovery. There wnS
some buying on the BradStrcrt statement wi in
reported decrease n ", lids stocks OF iSo OCo
bush stormy weather was reported on the CONT
ncnt. but III" cables were generally lower. Liverpool
declined d. TO MI, London Nd. to SD and R,ld"
marks lower, There waSa hol day al Paris The
weekly Government report wa, rather bullish espc-
bush against 2pODo last Scnr chicago no, y"
ears, Of which rs we're OF contract grade. Primary
receipts were sei bush. against $4,000 las. year
BroomhalNS weekly European crop summary IN
as follows; United Kingdom The weather has
improved during the past week and cutting may
cornmCncc this month, Erancc-'rhc crop outlook
IL brighter. IN the south. where harvesting is in
progress the yield is superior 10 last year In IN"
night Germany Mr.. Broomhall. who is attending
the rllllcrS convention at Freiburg. Baden de-
ScrIbes the crop promise Of Germany rs fair, Har-
In the Odessa district wheat cutting is general
as III weather has now become settled, In lhe
recent ofilclal Government report states that the
prospects arc satisfactory every where with the
former being In eastern and the latter in south
eastern Russia. Rounanla Tho weather Is now
Hnc after prolonged and damaging rainfall
Hungary Serious Moods caused a belatcd hlrvcSt.
The yield Is satisfactory In quantity hut the quality
IL deficient Italy The Improvement mentioned
In report Of last week has been maintained.
The crop il yielding we'll, Argentina Mail nd
vices describe the winter Al unScaSOnAby mild
Corn declined on continued favorable weather
further liquidation, partly for commission house
account, better crop reports. Increasing rcrcip,S
lower cables and more or less bcarlsh pressure
Later on covering OF shorts caused u rally. The
Government weekly report was regarded as bear.
iSh, The cables were I'D To sad lower. Chicago
received 800 cars ofwhch " were OF contract grade
Primary receipts were $50 .OoN bush. against GOi
900 last yrnr. The ayailahl" supply Increased
iH ono bush Oats were easier IN favCrH III" weather
and crop accounts and general selling. Chicago
'eIvrd ?nS cars. OF which % were contract. The
avriIrhlr sunrv increased 10000 bush
FLorR. Quiet and steady. Sales 1000 bhlS
Receipts were I. 100 bblS, and IL 100 sacks OK.
ports 25sO bbl,, and $500 sacks Winter In bhls,;
Snprrnnc az 1.oM nv No; sSsrr nSsss 90;
sa.s5N*L1n, Spring in bbls clears. 3,50GsaTo:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

n" outside securities market to-day
showed material increase in activity over
the volume OF trading Yesterday The re-
sumption of liquidation, however, resulted
in numerous IMPORTANT declines and n gen
cral lowering OF the price level The sharp
upward movement which occurred 3D. n th h
nj tho opening, but after the first hour the
market broke sharply under the lead Of
Northern Securities. which. after selling q.
per cent above the last final, declined sharply
nearly ga per cent from or. the high, figure.
10 S. and ended fraction above the lowest
The international Mercantile Marine shares
continued 10 make new low record prices
the common touched -. while the preferred
sold as low rs 49,. Seaboard Air Line shares
lost - =? per cent on moderate offerings
InterboronGh Rapid Transit was offered
down nearly per cent
The Copper shares we're practically neg
lactcd and generally easier. although Greene
Consolidated was an exception. This issue
developed considerably more activity and
opened up over =. but under increased Of
ferinCs sold down / per cent Union Copper
gained n fraction, while United Copper ad
NanCcd about =
The transactions in the market to-day were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
MONEY AND ENEH.iIGE

Money on call. 2!am3'. per cent; hst Dan
~, per cent: ruling ra;e, 3 per cent 'l.n,
money is quoted at 4-n5 per cent f09 s,&ty
cent for four and i've months. 3, per cent ,r
for six months, 81 smS per cent. for seven and
eight moaths. 'om,nercial paper * quoted
at 5m5la per cent. for prime single names
and bills receivable; other names = 40 per
cent.
Sterling exchange market continued weak
and further decline OF loM 10 points Wa
made. There was only limited demand for
remitters while there were large offerings 81
bankers stock and loan bills Continental
exchange was irregular. Posted rates wore
quoted NJ Asjiq for long bills md Sass for
A.s4s. sight drafts s4.GGs5a 81 sGa5. and ctbi"
transfers. S.s7ts m&4S1s.. Francs We're
quoted at 5.ls9+ 5.lsis for long and Is so
5.i5 for short; reiChsmarks We're quoted ~
a5ma5 ia for long and aSI 1855. for short
Ruilders were quoted at 40 3-l6u i0'+ Tor long
and 20 5-l6uI0ss for short.
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
Par and SC. discount. Charleston Buying,
Buying. soc. discount; selling, 75c, premium
san ,Francisco--Sisht. e. premium Tel
graph. zoe premium 81. Louis .lOr pre-
SOC premium New Orleans Commercial.
25G. premium; banks, 8 premium Louis
Paul--sOc. premium; buying, 4Oc discount
Minneapolis premium.
Money in London. 2G215 per cent. Ratn
of discount in, open market for short and
three-months bills, 2,sm2i9 per cent. Con-
account at 02i.. Paris advices quote 3 per
cents NJ francs ~ centimcs. The priva"
rate Of discount is %. per cent. E&chang"
on London, u francs II Centlmes. Berlin
advices quote exchange on London 20 mark9
ISL. pigs. The private rate of discount is
per cent
New York Clearing House statement: kH-
changes 1919. l02 Sgl balance, 81 1871 24
Sub Treasury debit balance, si,766,ll2.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
j3a.c Bar silver in London closed at 242.d
Mexican silver dollars we're quoted at - 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
Dividend DECLARATIONS.
Live Stock Market.

rURsDAY, July IA
No receipts OF bervcs no sales reported Dressed
beef steady. city dressed native sides, ss.GSi7r
per lb Cables quoted top prices for American
steers re. dressed weight: for refrigerator beet
93c. per H. Exports to day, ZOOS beeves. 40
sheep 5000 quarters OF beef: TO morrow. b'a"
quarters.
Receipts OF calves were lahcad, MI for the market
Ji9i head on sale. all told. The nlarEtt near'I
nominal few veals sold al steady prices or az
s5GS85O per 100 his. About l.laO calves unsolo.
city dressed ycalS 7ai0c, per III.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including cars
direct slaughter were ~ a head - cars on sal"
all told. Sheep We're scarce and good grace,
advanced ltc rib Others ruling quiet and SteFd!
lambs were In good demand and steady, closinr
firn. About cars of stock we're hnsold. Sh''p
sold at S250GS per 100 lbs; tcv small lots p
81 10 and s4.25: lambs AZ - 70@R15 pressed
mutt on sMSi-c. per III: dressed lambs, hl2E ll2r
Receipts hogs were .OS5hrad mainly consigned
direct. No sales reported
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
u. & O.'S GOOD SHOUING
Its Earnings for the Fiscal Year Just Enn""
the Best In Its History.

The annual statement OF earnings OF TIE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the hsca'
year ended June 80 is the best in the history
Of the company. The figures incIui" ~"
earnings Of all the roads in th" syst m
excepting the Valley Railroad Of NirGlui''
the Ohio and title kanawha, the t,"N""N'l
Terminal, the Lorraine and Wheeling anu
the Ripley and Mill Creek Na."r. j."
Guiding the latter properties, the oar.
ings aggregata s6S IFS 67H. an in r"a'" ~
81, 0a3, S84 Net earnings were &!J,A+@ ''
an increase of 81, 79s 32l
The June statement Of the road, VIA ..
shows gross receipts of s5,s35 $50. and ~
Of 81 1856, $40, il a new high n cord
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15

The trading IN cotton was not very brlsk ana was
mainly OF 4 local professional character, though
there was more or less foreign and Southern trad
iny on both sides OF the account In the main
the trend OF prices was toward lower level. owing
10 weaker cables than expected. favorable weather
In most sections improving crop accounts, better
Government report than expected, especially on
the condition OF the crop In Texas where boil wcevil
arc declared to he doing less damage than last
has been exaggerated, quiet spot markets and an
absence OF any aggressive buying. Al this led
there was some sceg a,rbut S to New Srs
and Liverpool also sold to some extent. AZ one
time there was a rally on covering of shorts. due
10 the fear Of less favorable Government report
than expected. and New Orleans buying.
but when the weekly report was received Their"
again sagged The weakness In Liverpool was
attributed largely to selling by Continental and
One hrm said THE Government repor. to day
was nearly perfect. and even the boil wecvil In
possible yield some q grassy iieds we're " alluded
to IA very general complaint of those districts
comprising the Eastern coast. hut the crop as a
whole. TO Judge from this statement. Is In NigOr-
Gus and healthy condition. which considering
IT'S late date In frutage development. is the most
yet rmanated from Washington II Is only fair
TO state mat the universal opinion Of our cor.
reverse OF that expressed In the Government re-.
port, We hsvc all along. however. pointed out
On ms, Is ssie o 10 ,rae so @ m
period OF real activity only begin when squares
and bos are on the plant. fact which Is conspicu
ously lacking fl I'm not only the Government report
but from all others that come 10 our once Mean
time the market Is feeling the Influence Of really
Improved crop conditions and showing a heavier
tone m all of the next crop options. II Is
possible important declines will not soon he secured
but there Is little Incentive TO buy these positions
a chnirai On at this time"
CoFfEP.- RIO on tEc spot was dull at 3 l6c. for
No. 7. Sales, 900 bags Mexican. Futures de
cned points on most months. closing steady.
WI th sales Of $500 bags. Havre was closed, Ham.
Rrs S%Tes @ n.gs Rs SGvsncs ws
refs; receipts for two days, 5000 bags; stock.
58I 900: exchange. i.i8d. lower al l2itd. Santos
was steady: receipts FOR TWO days, $4,000 bags;
stock. 7ss,0O0. Prices here Ms follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic:

Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic:
1903 1902? Chlugry,
LIST week July. 90. ..' $751; sos S5I,11O Dee sS.Oil
Detroit southern:
Toledo. ST. Louis and western: ''''''
eth week June. ,..,.. $50,25l s5D6s7 Dec s,aG
ist week July ....,.. A7bN tj3lS Inc, 2.-5a
From Jan l...,..,. 1.a29.O22 I.27n2O3 lnr $40 $40
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad system reports
for June:
1909 1902 tHgugcs
Gross earnings, S. s35 $50 s5Oss, 208 Inc S-if Set
Oper. expenses. 3ii5.sil 9.!07,S02 Inc, a3S3Ia
Net earnings. 1913 ,ei9 H.ssO.7OI Inc s5OJ.2ti
Fiscal year
Gross earnin ss8 40 saa ss7 OF Inc $3.50 o2o
Oper. expenses. 39570,O50 37NW,0si Inc 2j83 DI5
Net earningSs2 87s 87t $40 G27 Inc a. gaG Ot7
Tho pre minary report OF the company for the
year ended June 30 makes the following showing:
DIoSs earn nES '''.,,,.,.....,,. s63 ING3a
Operating expenses ',,...,,.....,,..... 3p57n aig
,Netrarnings :,..,.,.......,.,...,..... sass7sG7i
ENTHUSIASTICALLY lines Observation-Disclosures. I,563375
Total .,.,,.,.,., s2h4i?,Ui0
'hooHc troth stocRs ana ponds ..,.,,,,,t iSOO,INO
,, Iotallncome ..,.....,.,,.. -........ s2GDi2.Oia
Interest md rentals commune. 80. Gso.G Oo
b aAes =, !, - '''''''..'.'..',. l.2so726
"'her charges '''''''''.',,.,, "5o.W0
ll.s50. 2ss
p, Balance ,.,...,.g....,.. st5O0i .G8i
Dividend common stock. .,.... 4.D7O,ts2
---- 7.y7o,4sc
Surplus, ,,..,.,.....,,,,,...., S,72i.I7o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
In. Krcnc Al His OMcc

James r. Kennc visited his Office, W.T.
the firm Of Talbot J. Taylor u Co, yeS' o..
day for the first time in "a number of da =.
Mr.. Keenes return 10 the Street led to r.
ports that he would soon assume an ac'N'
Interest in the market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15

MILLS BI TI.UT.NV, TO )FOtU 81 MINI.
NEW YORK, July 20. 1908.
DTNIDEND No. 1885,
The regular monthly dividend OF TWENTY
FIVE t26) CENTS PER SHARE has been declared
for juno payable Mt the Transfer Agency In New
York the 25th inst Transfer books close on
tho 18th Inst
LOIINSRERY & co. Trnnsfcr ArrntS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-15
TENNESSEE COPPER COMPANY.

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The Board OF Directors have declared the nrst
semi annual Dividend on the capital stock Of this
Company OF So Of the par value OF the stock be
ing One dollar and twenty Ave cents Sis per
share payable the Both day OF July. 1903. 10 stock
holders OF record at the close OF business Thurs.
day, July 10. 1903
The transfer books will be closed on July 10,
1903, and Will he opened on July 81, 1905.
j. II. ST SMANN. TrraSnrrI.
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Oats were atcahy. Snlcs, N0,OoO hush No. whilc
4ilic.. No. s white, tSi,c. Rye was .nrm. No. 2
Western. 54iac.. =, T. f., Buffalo. Car lots Jersey
and state, Sic. to 5allc, track Corn was active
and Arm Sales $40 900 bush. mainly for export
here and al the outports No. mixed In elevator,
July price. No. white. SS1sc 40. yellow. 5sssc
Futures closed unchanged IN iic, higher. Sales
nOnD oO bu yh Prices = follows.
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ALLIs-CHALMERs uOMpANl.

NEW YORK, July 10 1908
The Board OF Directors has declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE OF AR.
TIERS III n PER CENT. on the Preferred Stock
Of this Com pany. payable August L. 1908, TO stock
holders OF record on July rs. 1903
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books will be
closed on Saturday, July rs. 1908, al thr close Of
business and will be reopencd on Monday August
r. 1903, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
W j. CHALMERS. Treasurer