Bonaparte Details Antitrust Prosecutions Under Roosevelt Era
Attorney General Bonaparte releases figures on Sherman antitrust prosecutions from 1901 to present. He cites 228 proceedings, 40 criminal successes, 115 pending, with fines totaling 1 260 325, and contrasts with Republican periods 74 civil and criminal actions, 13 successes, 1 pending, 8 501 in fines. He notes many defendants in corporate cases and clarifies that trusts per Moody do not prove violations. He promises continued enforcement of the policy.
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Bonaparte
Lato-Day
Paniels
Emphignee
Chicaro
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Gmeum
Jin
Lake Superior Corporation Stockholders Seek More Details at Meeting
Dissatisfied stockholders plan to attend Lake Superior Corporation's annual meeting next Wednesday to demand more information than the annual report provides. The report claims a 215 profit rise over the previous year, but critics say a true comparison shows a loss near 200000 due to bounty differences. Several subsidiaries allegedly run deficits, and the current management holds a majority of proxies for the election.
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Lake Superior Corporation
Lake Supatior Corporation
Boston Rail President Sees Traffic Conditions Improving
President Lucius Tuttle of the Boston and Maine Railroad reports that national transportation conditions are improving with evidence of a better business situation since September 1. He believes a bottom has been reached and expects continued improvement.
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Boston
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Prosecution Followed After Twenty Years in Ohio
Inspector Waite of the Boston police left for Columbus Ohio with requisition papers and a Gust document to reclaim John H Thorpe wanted here for a string of thievery alleged to have occurred in 18? with property valued at hundreds of dollars.
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Boston
Golgest
Waite
Columbus
Ohio
John H. Thorpe
Steamship Leaving Time Change for Fall River Line
Officials announce a new departure time for Fall River Line steamers from this city starting next Monday at p m instead of 5 p m. The adjustment affects schedule times and passenger planning.
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Fall River Line
River trip discontinued by Citizens Line
The Citizens Line announces that the Saturday night trip to Troy is discontinued until further notice. Regular weekday and Sunday trips will continue for the present.
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Citizens Line
Troy
Hudson Valley
Regal Berkshires
Boseton
Fall River
Hudson River
Desbrosnes St Piers
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U S District Court Yesterday
A rush of bankruptcy petitions includes voluntary cases against Bear I Lillibridge and Adolph Boetstein among others. Involuntary filings name Rose Moskowitz and the Carwel Company with assets and liabilities totaling thousands, receivers appointed for several estates, and bonds set at various amounts.
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United States District Court
Bear I
Lillibridge
Broadway
West Sith Street
Rose Moskowitz
Lewis Street
Francis Weiss
Roy M. Robinson
J. Waiderer
Zweig
Condition Of Cotton Market Reacts To Government Reports
Washington October reports show cotton condition averaging 63.7 percent of normal on September 3. Census figures tally 2,582,688 bales ginned by September 25 with active ginners at 23,650. Local prices rose briefly before slipping and then recovering, as traders weighed forecasts of a 12.5 to 13 million bale crop with possible frost.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture Today
Census Bureau
Bears
Shorts
Freight Traffic Rises On Trunk Lines
Traffic officers report a notable rise in volume on trunk lines with cereals iron coal steel and manufactured goods pickup. Pennsylvania lines around Pittsburg show about 60 000 idle cars now versus 970 at the low point while Pennsylvanias own traffic lags due to cars moving to Western roads.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Metals firm bids for Consolidated Arizona properties
The Precious Metals Corporation and John R. Allen offer to buy all smelting plant and mining claims of Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company. The receiver will consider both the full property purchase and a split deal with half going to large New York financial interests.
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Precious Metals Corporation
J. R. Allen
Consolidated Arizona
The
John R. Allen
Wall Street
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
Humboldt, Ariz
National Bank of North America
Charles W. Morse
New York
San Luis Mining Co sued for default on notes
Judgment by default for 51 dollars was entered against San Luis Mining Company a West Virginia corporation in favor of George B. Agnew. The notes dated November and December 1 1%% were payable eighteen months after date and transferred to Agnew. Myra B. Martin formerly treasurer and secretary of the company oversaw the notes. The firm started in 1900 and owns about twelve hundred acres of land with sixty four groups of claims in Durango Mexico plus timber and grazing lands. The ore is low grade copper with gold and silver values.
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San Luis Mining Company
West Virginia
George B. Agnew
Myra B. Martin
Mr. Agnew
Durango
Mexico
No Hitch in New Sao Paulo Loan Negotiations
Bankers said reports of complications in Sao Paulo Brazil coffee loan talks were unfounded though timing remained undecided. National City Bank of New York would lead a syndicate underwriting about 2 million pounds with First National Bank also participating.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
National City Bank of New York
First National Bank
Condition of Trade and Market Trends Across Sectors
Dun’s Review notes improved consumer demand amid warm weather, with stronger wholesale and jobbing activity but hesitation in key industries. Low stocks drive replenishment urgency, yet building plans paused until after elections. Freight cars idle fell to 170,000. railway earnings show narrow drops. Foreign trade at this port fell year over year. money markets ease as dividends rise. Cooler weather aids retail gains while crops move to market. visible grain supplies rise though cotton shows deterioration. Southern gins run longer hours. winter wheat area forecast smaller. Overall industry sentiment improves, with heavier railway tonnage and smaller declines.
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New York
European Produce Market Review From Liverpool Trade Gossip
Markets show muted activity across grains and meats with mixed spot prices. Wheat and corn futures hold steady or quiet while American pork and lard firm. beef cuts and hams steady. cheese and linseed petroleum noted as steady with ripples in rosin markets.
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London
Pacific Coast
Corissian
Steaer
Sas
Tardisnti Noa Extra India
Fic
Ees Western
Bado Cuntecechee
Polae Cis Dem
Spirite Dy
Linseed Petroleum Teady
Tad
Market Report on Coffee and Cotton Decline in New York
New York October 2 1908 market report notes a slight decline in coffee on scant French cables and Santos labor news amid mixed settlement rumors. Cotton futures opened steady and closed not far from session lows amid government census figures and variable weekly movement at port and interior towns.
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New York
Santos
Sao Paulo
Bay
Hamburg
Rio
Market report for beans peas butter and dairy products
Beans and peas receipts today total 230 sacks with marrow and old stock sold at 240 to 245 dollars. Butter and cheese markets firm with creamery and skims in steady demand. eggs show scarcity for prime quality while storage eggs stay steady. fruits and grapes quoted with mixed movements across varieties and regions.
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New York
Red Kidney
Lima
California
Liverpool
S&l
Pennsylvania
Seed and Produce Prices Across Regions and Markets
The bulletin lists prices for fruits and vegetables by region including Florida Cuba Porto Rico and Utah. It notes grains and hay with paltry demand and varied prices. Poultry items such as chickens fowls ducks geese and turkeys are listed with current quotes and market conditions.
Receipts and prices in New York stockyard cattle trade 1908
Receipts totaled 85 cars of cattle and 85 head of calves with significant exports and shipments to Liverpool London and Manchester. Steers sold mostly 430 to 660 per 100 pounds with bulls cows and veals showing varied strength. Dressed beef held steady with large UK shipments and multiple consignees including J Shamberg Son Schwarzschild Sulzberger Armour Co Morris Beef Co and Swift Beef Co. Sheep and lambs scarce rising slightly while hogs steady with prime state hogs at 7.10 per 100 pounds and country hogs near 2.90 per pound.
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Eos
Jersey City
Liverpool
Lltec
London
Dominic
Para
Brazil
J. Shamberg & Son
Minnetonka
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Swift Beef Company
G. H. Hammond Company
St. Paul
Southampton
Schwarnschild & Sulzberger
J_. Shamberg & Son
West Virginia
Virginia Heifers
Newton & Co
Virginia Steers
Kentucky
McPherson &O
Virginia
Ohio
Sanders
Tobin & Shannon
Kerns Commission Company
J. G. Curtis & Sons
Galea
G. Curtis & Sons
Crgkoner
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SNR
Kansas City
Dresser
Utah
Pittsby
Toledo
Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Markets Reported
Market notes from Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Kansas City and Pittsburg show mixed supplies. Cattle steady to high with varied grades. hogs mostly strong to higher on heavier weights. sheep and lambs mixed with regional price shifts.
Chicago Grain and Provisions Slump on Export Demand Absence
Wheat prices fell on the Chicago exchange due to weak export demand at Chicago and Duluth, with corn and oats also softening while provisions held firm. Reports of heavy flour sales were exaggerated, and primary receipts and weekly exports showed declines. cash oats rose modestly while pork futures gained as packers bought October pork.
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