Missouri bans three oil combines in historic ouster ruling
Jefferson City reports the Missouri Supreme Court ousted Standard Oil of Indiana Republic Company of Ohio and Waters-Pierce Oil Company of Missouri for conspiring to monopolize the state's petroleum trade. Waters-Pierce may continue if it acts as an independent, by January 15 1908. others must wind up by March 1 1909. The unanimous decision, praised by Attorney General Hadley and Governor Falk, marks a sweeping end to major industrial combinations in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Standard OU Company
Indiana
Republican Company
Ohio
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Missouri
Gate Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Waters-Pierce Company
Hadley
Falk
Supreme Court of the United States
Tobacco Trust
Iitiga
Warera-Pierce Company
Waters-Pierce
Republic
Indiana and
Indiana and the
Republic of Companies
Republic Company
Woodson
Juare ¢Ves
Lamb
Jolee Lamb
Standard and Republic
Graves
H. Clay Pierce
Standard
the Republic
Waters-Pierce Companies
St. Louis
New York
H. H. Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Robert A. Anthony
Broadway
Kansas City
Burt to Head Great Western Railroad
Horace G Burt will assume control as receiver of the Chicago Great Western on January first and later become president. A reorganization through a new company is planned for the coming year, per statements by retiring receiver A B Stickney who arrived from Chicago today.
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St. Paul
Horace G. Burt
Chicago Great Western Railroad
A. B. Stickney
Stickney
Chicago
Nona
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Topics of the Street and Foreign Trading Notes
Foreign houses traded in 0,000 shares in the local market while London markets showed firming tendency. Dividends declared by multiple banks, trusts, and companies, including Consolidated National Bank and East River National Bank, with varied semi annual and annual rates. American Telephone plans a January 7 stockholder meeting to approve a $50,006.90 increase to cover convertible bonds. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway listed bonds applied for NYSE listing. New director Henry D. Cooper named for Bank of New York. Subscriptions for Chesapeake & Ohio Railway new bonds heavy. Cotton Exchange seats sold. Rutland Railroad dividend approved. refiners cut sugar prices. pig lead price reduced. Securities listed include Union Bag and Paper, United States Reduction and Refining, Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste Marie, Wabash, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, and Panama Canal bonds.
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London
New York Stock Exchange
Tates
Argentina
Consolidated National Bank
East River National Bank
Audit Company of New York
John B. Stetson Company
American Bank Note Company
Westchester and Bronx Guaranty Company
Empire Trust Company
Windsor Trust Company
Northern Securities Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
American Telephone and Telegraph
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cotton Exchange
G. H. Wilson
N. E. Sellar
A. S. Dunbarte
J. S. Bache
Rutland
Rutland Railroad Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Stock Exchange
Union Bag and Paper Company
United States Reduction and Refining Company
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company
Wabash Raiilroad Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Potts Creek
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
United States
Hocking Valley Haliroad First Mortgage
York and East River Gas Company
First Eee
Prooklyn Union
New York City School House
Manufacturers National Bank of Pooky
Ates
Aeseman Mees
Pearl Square Augur Manufacturing Company
Wasa
Cedar Hill Mining & Milling Company
United States Express Company
Slim
New York City
New Aqueduct
Nagcease Es Ay Waase LJ
Island Twater Supply Company
Waane
Alpgiae
New York
Tbaaiaereeemees
New York City Flatbush
Brooklyn
Wabash Railroad Company
ITM Vision
Hochaster Button Company
Broadway Trust Company
Country Club of
Lakewood
Adams Express Company
Savoy Oll Company
Goldfield Mining Company of Newages
Mount Hope Cemetery Association
Seeress
Victor Fuel Company of
Denver
Col
Standard Milling Company
Chicago, Indianapolis & Loulville Railroad
New York Law Institute
Vandalla Railroad Company
Ares Phenix Insurance Company
Railway, Light & Powerhares Standard Milline Company
Chicago & Western Indiana
Iroads Company
Jefferson Railroad Company
First Mortgage
Ban Manhattan Company
United Exploration and Development Com
Lot $10
Plaza
Eel Plaza
Rail Company
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad
Carnegie Trust Company
Bnd
The
Virginia Soapstone Company
American Piano Company
New York Trust Company
Broad Street
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
Arizona Smelting Company
Cobalt Prices in Toronto Daily Market Ledger
Furnished and corrected daily by Stewart and Lockwood. The sheet lists bid and ask quotes for multiple cobalt stakes across Ontario towns and mining sites including Nipissing City Cobalt Chamberland Nova Scotia Cobalt Lake and Temiskaming with prices ranging from fractions of a dollar to over $2 per unit and notes on bearer shares and right of way values. Names like McKinney Coniagas Green Meehan and Trethewey appear among the listings.
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Buffalo
McKinney
City of Cobalt
Nipissing
Chamberland
Nova Scotia
Cobalt
Peterson Lake
Cobalt Lake
Silver Leaf
Fomer
Green Meehan
Temiskaming
Kerr Lake
Trethewey
la Rose
Chicago closing stocks overview and key issues
Chicago closing stock list shows gains in American Can preferred at 74 and Streets Stable at 11 percent, Booth Packing preferred at 4 shift and Co noted with 1s Chicago Subway at 28 percent, Box Board preferred at 6, Commonwealth Edison 106, Metropolitan 18, Diamond Match 122, Union Traction preferred 5, National Carbon at 84, People's Gas listed, with miscellaneous notes on trade and market activity. The report reflects a mixed session with several utilities and industrials ending higher while others show modest shifts amid overall index movement.
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American Can
Streets
Shift & Co
Chicago Subway
Commonwealth Edison
Metropolitan
Tiamond
Union Traction
People’s Gas
Iron Trade Signals Steady Holiday Demand and Large Steel Orders
The Iron Trade Review reports holiday business steady with fair trade and strong rail steel activity. Major transactions include a 20,000 ton basic pig iron sale from a New Jersey furnace to an Eastern Pennsylvania plant, while American Bridge Company and independent interests place large volumes of fabricated structural material. The Iron Age notes light overall demand due to the season, tariff concerns, and slow railroad rail purchases, but expects sizable future orders from Baltimore & Ohio, New York Central, and a large Chicago City Hall project. Auction sales at the Exchange list numerous municipal and corporate bonds and stocks.
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Iron Trade Review
New Jersey
Eastern Pennsylvania
American Bricce Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Chile
New York Central
Chicago City Hall
American Bridge Company
New York Beans and Peas Market Reports
Country produce markets in New York report bean and pea receipts of 830 sacks beans and 825 sacks peas. Trade is exceedingly light and no change in quotations is expected. Beans quotes include marrowbone and white kidney varieties with prices ranging from about 2.10 to 4.30 per bushel for various grades and dates.
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New York
Marrow von
Bush
Market Notes on Dairy Goods and Poultry Prices 1908
Receipts today include 2 080 pigs with strong demand for high grade fresh creamery amid holiday shortages. Prices firm for choice stock. medium qualities slow. Butter, eggs, fruits, vegetables, poultry and dairy quotes listed. export interest limited. market quiet after year-end opening.
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Dolima
California
Liverpool
State
Pennsylvania
Ben Davis
Do King
Do Baldwin
Cape Cod
Ne York
Jersey
New York
Florida
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Sonoma County
Maryland
Delaware
Ohio
Michigan
Philadelphia
de Penneyvania
Ruddy
Prim
Potatoes and Vegetables Price Report Across Regions
A market summary notes firm tones for potatoes and peppers with Florida items rising and California tomatoes soft. Norfolk kale spinach and onions hold firm. sweet potatoes higher. Cuban vegetables selling well when sound. Regional figures cover Bermuda Maine Long Island New Orleans Jersey and other categories with per unit and per crate prices across produce lines.
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Florida
New Orleans
California
Bermuda
Maine
Long Island
Jersey
Charleston
State
Escarole
Norfolk
Eohlrabi
North Carolina
OKRA
Connecticut
State and Western
Orange County
Orteana
Curly
Romaine
Marrow
Canada
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Standard Oil
Waters-Pierce, Republic
O Pel
Folsr
Arsceenirt
MR. Hadley
Supreme Court United States
Supreme Court of Missouri
Fecs
Stands Trust
Ida Orbeir
Wall Street
John D. Archbold
Joplin
St Louis
H. Rogers
Gildersleeve
New York Supreme Court
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
J. D. Johnson
Waters-Pierce Ofl Company
Burt
Great Western
Coal River Railway Company
Bank OF New York
Henry D. Cooper
J. F. White & Co
Chesapeake & Ohio
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Toronto
Stewart & Lockwood
Neo
Exchange Place
Charles D. Barney & Co
South Éth Street
Am Ry Co
Am Cement
Lemieh Val R R
Marsden Wesneeee Cambria Steel
Phila Co
Ax Ae
Bilec St Bat Co
Elec Co of
Amissil
Penn Steel Co
Fairmount Trac
Phila Elec Co
Do My
Phila Rap Tr
Ine Co of NA
Lake Sup Corp
Tnion Gas Imp
Lehigh Nayewaee
Weisbach Co
Pntia
Aem
Elec & Peo
Phiia Co
Baltimore
van Bebaick & Co
Gion Trust
Third Nat Bank
Fidelity & den
Consol Gas
Baese
Maryland Trust
Nor Cent Ry
Regiaterec Se
Panama
Columba
Exchange
Adrian H. Muller & Son
Joseph Walker & Sons
Alb & Susq
Little Milam
Alb & Vermont
LSWN
Allegh & West
Mahon Coal
Lw Am Tel & Cable
Manches & Law
At & CA
Manhatu
Ausa
Magsawippi Vy
Avon G & Mt
Mh&sh
Beech Creek
Mobile & Bir
Best & Albany
Mor C & Bak
Best & Lowell
Best & Prov
Ortis & Essex
B & Jth Ave
Extension
Brooklyn City
Ixash & Decatur
Bur & Susq
Nashua & Low
Cam & Bur Co
New Lon
Canada South
Y&he & P
YB & MB Pt
Catawist Pf
Y Mutual
Cayuga
Wore P
Cs &cC Pf
Qld
Oswego & Syra
Clearfield
Col & Xenta
Penig Valley
Concorn & Mon
Peoria & B
Cone & Ports
Penn Germ & N
C & Pass R Pf
Pitts B&le
Conn River
Connay & L
Dayton & M Pitts
del & Bark
Greene R
Syra G& C
Hart & Conn
Trev &Gr
Hereford
St L
Twenty-third St
Jjunijrr&c
Interocean Tel
Upper Coos
Jack L. & Sag
Trien & Bik
K A & Gr
Triea Clin
Kcfs&mof Cfs & Valley
Kcsla&c Pf
Vermont & A
Warren Wee Aee la & Mo R
Wore N & Roch Is
Alabama
Great Southern
Cincinnati
Texas Pacific
Detroit & Mackinac. Me
Country Produce Markets
vAeceees
Sasnana
Hooley, Learnard & Co
Breed
United Fruit Company
Statetreet
Boston
Mass
Charles A. Hubbard
Knigkerbogker Trust Company
E. L. Smithers
Toledo Railways
Toledo Railways & Light Company
Smith & Baker
Superior and
Adams Streets
Toledo
H. 5. Swift
Ee Trust Company
National Bank of Commerce
Sears
WM. R. Driver
New Lane
Manhattan Trust Company
W. BR. Driver, Treasure
Garfield National Bank
Twenty-third St & Sixth Ave
W. L. Douglass
THE BANK_OF AMERICA
New Yorks
W. M. Bennet
Fourth National Bank
City OF New York
Proximo
Aes
Arles H. Patterson
Traders National 3 Ane OF
NEW Tore
H H Powell
American Telephone — Telegraph Company
Bowery Savings Bank
Bowery
Henry A. Schenck
William E. Knox
Joseph G. Liddle
Manhattan Savings Institution
Irving Osheren
Chambers St
W. EH. B. Totten
George B. TF
E.R Tenee Jr
Bank For Savings
City OF
Board of Trustees
Walter Trimble
Charles A Shermans
James Knowles
Dry Dock Savings Institution
Bowery. Cor
Andrew Mills
WM. F. Patterson
Charles Miehlin
Union Dime Savings Institution
Sixt Greeley Square
Francis M. Leake
Illiam G. Ross
Savings Bank Cor
4Th St
Sth Avenue
Astate c
AM Felsinger
James JL. Wan Ni
Easurer Archibald
Jas. Lst
Lackawanna
Lehigh Valley
Homer Ramedell Line
New Haven
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