Rockefeller Fears Publicity On Anti-Trust Proposals
The article argues that Rockefeller interests oppose pending anti-trust measures fearing publicity will reveal railroad rebates, refinery practices, and oil export schemes. It discusses how Congress probes could expose pricing, payments, and affiliations, and notes Wall Street concerns over Panama canal funding and coast-line stock plays. It mentions Morgan Yerkes Chicago battles and railroad franchise frictions shaping finance and policy.
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General Abelief
Aqmestinn
Department of Commerce
Rockefellers
United States
Congress
Hght
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Shawe
National Treasury
Menis
Wall Street
Treasury Department
Rockefeller Banks
Panama
Chicago Traction
Morgan
Yerkes
Tondon Underground
Quay
R.T. Wilson
Chicago
Harrison
Hollins
Chicago Railroad
Chicago Street Railway
Wilson
Allen Mills Hide and Leather Markets Report Chicago Feb 14
Country market largely steady with stronger undertone from culprits and leather trade. Heavy steers at 10 to 12 cents. heavy cows 12 to 14 cents. buffs 13 to 16 cents. No. 4 bids 7 to 9 cents. Tanners resist over 1.00 and late January hides hold firm. Packer hides stable. sheep pelts active. December and earlier leather strong. late January natives 11 to 14 cents. December/January butt brands 11 to 11 1/4 cents. general leather from packet hides selling well.
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Chicago
McCullough Fros Fruit and Produce Letter Atlanta Feb 4
The Atlanta market notes favorable two day weather but uncertain permanent basis for prices. Florida crops damaged by excessive rains. Florida oranges and California stock supply. Strong demand for fancy apples. No 2 stock hard to sell. Lemons declining. cranberries scarce. cocoanuts dragging. bananas improving. onions overstocked. cabbage and rutabagas demoralized. Irish potatoes oversupplied with weak demand.
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Atlanta
Florida
California
Liverpool Grain Market Summary Brief February
The Liverpool grain market reports a dull start for northern spring wheat at ts d, No. 2 red western winter quiet at 13 1d, and No. 1 Cad turnia quiet at bs jld. Futures are inactive with March at 6s 3 1/2d, May 64 17 3, July 6s 1 1/td. American mixed new steady with futures active in March at 4g 1d and May 4s 33 1/2d, no stock.
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Liverpool
Live Stock Market notes from Chicago and peers
February reports show cattle receipts in Chicago at about 100 with varied prices for steers and cows, hogs strong to higher with weights up to 7.25, and sheep steady with good to choice lamb prices. Kansas City and St. Louis markets show mixed cattle receipts, exports and stockers price ranges, while Texas and Indian steers appear around 3.00 to 4.25 per unit, with multiple minor price adjustments across regions.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Kansas City
Cattl
Chatce
Western Fed
Texas
Western Lambs S
Santa
Blakean
Cannons Ey Dilla
Rerestata
Rere
Uehte
Packers
Fe Butchers
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal Market Updates
West York and Memphis report firm seed oil tones for the week with active jobbing. Prices list prime crude and refined fats, with ranges for prime summer yellow and crude varieties, while meal values are modest. New Orleans notes refined oil and barrel prices, with crude meal and cake figures across markets.
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West York
B. Mills
Memphis
Prime Son
New Orleans
Scalping Market in Wheat Leads Decline and Firm Provisions
Chicago February 14 trading in grain and provisions was dull with a downward bias except wheat, which rose modestly for May. May corn fell, white oats declined, and May pork, lard, and ribs posted gains. Wheat saw light volume with a cautious push higher before a late slip, while supplies and cash demand remained weak.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Busuth
Atlanta
Taiverpool
Boldgood
Liverpool
London
St.Paul
Wabash
Erie
Southern Railway
Hanks
Patten
Wheat and meat markets show mixed signals amid bearish tone
Armour and Cudahy dominate pork discussions while bullish sentiment lingers for cattle. Grain letters from Baxter & Co and Atlante Brokerage note little wheat change, pressure from Northwest cold, rising shipments, and weak exports. Corn and oats trade firming, hogs lift provisions as shorts cover amid cautious market stance.
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Baxter & Co
Chicago
Hinasia
Argentina
Europe
Bull
Inter- 281S
New York
Shorts
West
Atlante Brokerage Co
Cooperative Investment Promises Big Profits for Small Capital
A St. Louis firm promotes cooperative investment by pooling small deposits to fund large operations. It claims monthly profits, guarantees against loss, and easy withdrawal, citing 26 percent in November, 17 percent in December, and 22 1 2 percent in January. They offer a free booklet and invite inquiries.
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United States Steel Corporation
E. C. Walden & Co
St. Seouis
WALDEN _& CO
Mermod & Jaccard Bldg
St. Louis, Mo
Market Report Provisions and Lard Prices February 14
Chicago and New York markets show mixed meat prices with lard firm around 9.40 to 9.65 and pork products ranging from 17.12 to 18.23 per hundredweight. Dry salted meats, bacon, and short ribs sides hold steady or advance modestly as regional quotations filter through Cincinnati and St. Louis trade notes.
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Beales, Bales
Brock
Atlanta
Norfolk
Baltimore
Hosten Union
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Ae Yima
Mobile
Memphis
Augusta
Charleston
West Louis
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Great Britain
France
California
Potruary M
Western Steam
Chicago
Park
Cincinnati
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Rockefeller
Robert N. Burnettew York
Neternary
Venmomerce
de Habeisd Peesitie Itil Pation Hans
Mr. Morgan
Louisville and Nashville
Dend
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Atlantic Coast Line Company
Louisville
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Loulaville
Moore-Leetis- Tews
Rock Island
Vta
Gates
Frick
Cates
Gould
Rock
Amalgamated Copper
Savannah
Wilmington
Theresalen
Saimore
Ubin
Stern
Vane
Ibneds Central
Assy Juwa Wentrat
T.vkeve
Kb Western
Az Adn
Afanhatian L
Keant Texas
New Central
York Central
Norton's
St Tavis
Tragh
Union Pacific
Wieconsitt Ventrale
Adan
Amer
Vettedtes
Wolf Farge
Amir
Poundr
Niner
Snelling
Ooh
Anacotta Mining
Ea Uronklyn Rapa ‘Transit
International Pyer
International Power
Nattonal Biscuit
National
North America
Naie Ve Pacific Cyst Pacite Mallee
Fentine
Pal Bren
Putian Palive Care
Tepibtic Steel
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Lowther
Rto
Uni
Steel Ad
Gay West i
Atan
Amerivan Lacomotive
Kansitea City
Smithern
Tslan
Chemical Co
BP General
Orthwestern
V. S
Louis General
Colorado
Southern
Denver
Rilo Grande
Manhattan
SM Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Lanisvie Amlshvilie
Biya
Wis
Canada
Minneapolis and
St. Lox Feros
Central of Georgia
Missouri
Kansas
West Shore
Wisconsin Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Continent
Chicago and Alton
Burlington
Pennsylvania
Allen Mills 'Co
Julia
R. M. Seale & Co
WM. L. Peel
Host
F. Maddox
Peostiont
Thos. J. Peeples
Caahter
Geo, A. Nicolson
Asat
Cashie
Maddox-Rucker Banking Co
Cudahy
Bockefeller
Gae
Eectric Light Company
Hones
Atlanta, Ga
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Cotton Commission Merchants
LANBA
Caury
Southern, Exchange Cotton
W. H. Patterson & CO
A. B. Baxter & Co., Inc
Murphy & CO
N. Pryor
Kimball House
Ce ‘Lee
Were & Leland
Gilbert & Clay
John W. Dickey
Georgia
West Point
Isigo
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Sproad ST
N. VY
Henry Beer
Bertrand Beer
Edgar H. Bright
H. & B. Beer
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Arso
Liverpool Cotton Association
Outten
Investment Securities
Mke
Poland
Mand Fae
Charles J. George & CO
Madison Ave
New
Thunder Mountain
U.S. Mining Journal
Wasanu Street
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