Fixed Oil Rates Discussed In Interstate Hearing
William S Kail of Central Lines testified about freight rate practices between Green to Norwood and West to New England. He described unposted tariffs, secret rules, and contention over rate posting and filing as the Interstate Commerce Commission case continues. The hearing resumes this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
William S Kaila City
Freght
Cog Tork Central Lines
Buffalo
Frank Gerione
Giean
Norwood
Ogee Tos
Olean
Ames
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ballman
Kellogg
New England
Plumper
Boston
Maine
Grand Trunk
Miller
Interstate Commerce Commission
E¢ Rou
Martin
Trigg
Ying
Pacific Coast extension gains momentum with Chicago line visit
President Sarling and officials of the Chicago Milwaukke St Paul Railway Company arrived in the city to discuss the Pacific Coast extension. Nearly two thirds of the line is in operation and full completion is targeted by next March with operation by July 1. The nine thousand foot tunnel near Butte must be finished by year end. Construction on the Seattle terminals proceeds and dividend prospects remain strong despite new stock issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Sarling
Chicago, Milweck
St. Paul Railway Company
Pacific Coast Extension
Butte
Seattle
Eas
Berins
Railroads Prepare to Fight New Pay Law Enforcement
State Labor Commissioner Jon Williams said he has information that railroads plan to ignore the new semi monthly payroll law effective November 1 and will face enforcement actions for each employee unpaid. He cited possible constitutional challenges by New York Central & Hudson River Railroad and argued the penalty of 3 per employee will be costly to violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Williams
Labor
Peds Tary
Williams
Ely
New York Cents
Ben Bosy
Ws Lew
Mie Soptirinn
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
New York
Cen- Mithar
Bowne Elected to Stock Exchange Governing Committee
Bowne was elected yesterday to the governing committee of the Stock Exchange. Patron William Hollister of Hollister Brothers held an Exchange seat until recently passed to Augustus F. Kountze. Bowne was offered a committee seat in December 1878 and joined the Exchange in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iter Bowne
The
Stock Exchange
Williamn H. Hollister
Corinth NS Oct B Resolutions Praise Managers During Strike
At the annual meeting of the International Paper Company stockholders in Corinth NS Oct resolutions commended managers for their actions during the employees strike. The policy was approved unanimously and officers were re elected: A Burbank president treasurer T Wailer vice president E Hyde secretary W A Whitcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Empezny
International Paper Company
A. Burbank
New York
T. Wailer
E. Hyde
W. A. Whitcomb
I White
Aanars Menacers
Greene Bonds Sold and Greene Holdings Troubled at Auction
At Vesey Street exchange salesrooms yesterday, $796 in Sierra Madre Land and T Lumber Company bonds sold for 3 each. the company is linked to Colonel W. C. Greene and is partially owned by Greene Consolidated Copper Company which holds 7 percent. A receiver handles Greene Gold-Silver assets after a last week appointment. only worn office furniture and $148 in a bank remain. Also auctioned were 3000 shares of American Ice stock, bid to 23 1 2 a share versus 24 on the nearby quotation, amid Morse trial disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey Street
Sierra Madre Land and T Lumber Company
W. c. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Guaranty Trust and Banking Company
el Paso
Tex
Greene
Colonel Greene
Morse
Stock Exchange
Pierce to Return for Texas False Swearing Indictment
Henry Clay Pierce plans to return to Texas to stand trial for false swearing in the county case. Governor Campbell was told by Judge Barclay that Pierce will arrive November 9. Pierce, in Massachusetts for the summer, cited ill health as delaying his travel and a venue change may be pursued before Judge Calhoun of the 53d District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
iHenry Clay Pierce
Texas
Campbell
Barclay
St. Louis
Pierce
Massachusetts
Calheuin
53D District Court
Goulds Plan Big Virginia System
A charter was granted by the state corporation commission to the Richmond Urbana and Peninsular Railroad. When built it will unite Gould traction roads in Virginia into a network spanning the fertile central region and connecting to northern eastern cities and Southern points. Alexander B Guigan serves as counsel for the Gould interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Richmond, Urbana and Peninsular Railroad
Gould
Alexander B. Guigan
Gould Interests
Cleveland Traction Suit Seeks Receiver for Municipal Lines
The Central Trust Company of New York, trustee for Cleveland Railway bondholders, filed a federal suit requesting a receiver for Municipal Traction Company. Judge Taylor issued a temporary order freezing funds except for wages. The trust holds a $5,276 mortgage on the property as bond security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Central Trust Company of
New York
Cleveland Railway Company
Municipal Traction Company
Taylor
Municipal Company
Central Trust Company
Mutual Savings Life Insurance Reinsures Risks After Resignations
The Mutual Savings Life Insurance Company of 2% Broadway faced leadership upheaval as William A. Fricke resigned as president after a board dispute. Directors, led by acting chair Alfred M. Best, voted to reinsure with a larger firm. About 2% policyholders are affected. the company carries debts of about 1.1 million and reserves near 42.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Savings Life Insurance Company
Broadway
William A. Fricke
iTirectors
Alfred M. Best
Fricke
Miles M. Dawson
New York
Herring Aeroplane Crashes During Test Flight
The Herring aeroplane crashed at Hempstead Plains after a 100 yard glide injuring parts of the craft and delaying Fort Myer tests due by November 13. Inventor Mr Herring called the flight a disappointment and cited unclear causes as two week repairs were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead Plains
Herring
Fort Myer
United States Army Signal Corps
Northern Pacific Orders Rails for 12 000 Tons
From St Paul comes word that the Northern Pacific Railroad has ordered 12 000 tons of steel rails from the Lackawanna Steel Company. General superintendent 8 B Sheldon confirms the order and says work will start at once with deliveries as rails are completed in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
8. B. Sheldon
Sheldon
Buffalo
Budget hearing outlines tentative city finances and protests
Mayor McClellan announces a tentative budget of 156 128 02145 with last year's total 143 572 266. The plan includes mandatory salary increases for Education Police Fire and Street Cleaning and allocations for charitable institutions and debt service. Critics protest the rise and audit concerns while officials spar over padded rolls and future outlook as the hearing resumes at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Henry Bruere
Bureau of Municipal Research
William Williams
Department of Charities
Williams
Metz
HB. Jones
North Side Board of Trade
Jacob A. Riis
Mr. Metz
Ahearn
Outlook
Ideal Sewage Disposal Plan Unveiled by Engineer
Osborn Congleton, consulting engineer, spoke at NYU to Senior Engineers on an ideal sewage disposal system. He warned preventable disease causes mass deaths and criticized municipal neglect while presenting a new plan he had perfected and publicly released for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn Congleton
New York University
Mr. Congleton
Lenox Faces Water Crisis As Wells Run Dry
Lenox Massachusetts suffers a total water outage as wells that normally provide 150000 gallons daily go dry. Crews lay a pipeline to nearby systems and hope to restore a limited supply by tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Erie to Enter Pittsburg After Twenty-One Year Pact
Iselin interests of New York and Morgan Harriman rivals report a twenty-one year traffic agreement allowing the Erie Railroad and the Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg line to join forces to reach Pittsburg. A fifty-five mile link from Iselin to Pittsburg will be built at once, enabling shared use of the new route by both systems. The Erie has sought direct Pittsburg access for two decades but has been blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Iselin
New York
Morgan-Harriman
Erie Railroad
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Penn
Erie
Salamanca
Market Briefs From Chicago and Across Regions
Cattle receipts near 0 head with weak to lower prices in Chicago markets. hogs around 32 000 head opening weak to shipping heavy, with prices $5.50 to $6.16 for various grades and mixed lots. Sheep and lambs seen steady to firm. Kansas City and Cincinnati show steady to higher ranges for cattle, hogs, and lambs. Buffalo and Pittsburgh reports note slower veal and mixed sheep movements with modest gains for heavy hogs and steady cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Dairies Ees
Kansas City
Plas
Colorado
Liverpool Markets Roundup Wheat to Petroleum
Liverpool reports closing prices across commodities with spot steadiness and futures activity. Wheat No 2 red, corn American mixed. peas Canadian steady. flour winter patents steady. pork prime mess Western firm. bacon prices mixed with dull tones. lard refined steady. cheese and butter steady. turpentine spirits firm. petroleum steady. rosin common steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
London
Pacific Coast
India
United States
New York
Market Report Highlights Mixed Commodity Movements
The market shows varied moves across metals and grains with tin and copper prices easing and London markets tracking downward. Local sugar and molasses values hold steady while oil products and lard show modest firmness amid active trading hours. pork and beef futures edge to mixed outcomes as receipts rise and demand remains cautious.
Coffee and cotton markets steady amid Brazilian crop talk
New York October 7 1968 coffee market steadier with Brazilian export receipts strong and uncertain crop prospects. Cotton futures opened higher on improving Liverpool cables and rose to new bull highs before closing mostly up as outside interest and weather expectations supported demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brazil
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
San Paulo
Rio No T
Liverpool
Manchester
Cloee
Janay
BOL
Kaigssi
Ksasis
Gulf
Mobile
Fit
Savannah
Charleston
Sue
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
St Louis
Otic
Little Rock
Galveston
New Orleans
Houston
Ee Ae Ee Cotton Exchange
Alivante
Osteerer
United States
Europe
Pfe
Anton
New York Market Notes Beans Peas Butter and Cheese Late October 1908
Market report from New York lists receipts and prices for beans and peas with steady to firm holdings, notes slow California lima and cotch peas, and records butter cheese and eggs prices. It covers creamery butter ranges, storage trends, cheese stock movements, and fruit and produce prices including apples pears grapes and cranberries with numerous grade notes and regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Lima
Talifornia
Livestock Market Report New York October 24 1968
Receipts totaled 110 cars or 2257 head with 68 slaughterers and 42 market cattle. Prices moved mixed as prime steers held steady while others eased. cows declined up to 20 cents, calves and calves dressed beef slower but largely steady. hogs at 584 per cwt and sheep and lambs showing firm to slightly higher tendencies in parts of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patna
Rangoon
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
West
India
Middle Western
South America
Brazil
Eagle
Muscovada
London
United States
Willet & Gray
New York
Broomhall
Liverpool
Antwerp
Winnipeg
Duluth
Manitoba
Liveral
Commission House
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Mcintosh
Alexander
Gravenstein
Wealthy
Do Ben Davis
Do King
Do Spitzenberg
Ao Northern Spy
Do Baldwin
Do Hubbardson
Do Holland
York
de Beurre Bosc
Anjou
Clairgeau
de Sheldon
de Kieffer
Nester
Delaware
Niagara
Catawba
Cape Cod
da Jersey
Florida
Do Porto Rico
Porto Rico
New York State
Pacific Coast
State
Fim Bricea
Woass
Teutonic
Ween Ae
Swift Company
Morris Beef Company
Kerns Commisesion Company
Whee
J. G. Curtis
Ft Bull
Jelliffe, Wright & Co
S& Th
W. R. Hume
Bae
George & L. S. Ditlenback
John Ducey
Dulles
John P. Nelson
J. G. Curtis @ Son
A. McCabe
SiGe
Deees & L &. Dilienback
St Curtis & Son
San
B. W. Otis & Co
Isey City
steales_Kerns Commission Company
West Virginia
McPherson & Co
Maryland
Vermont
George & L. S Dillenback
Los
Jellies, Wright & Co
R Hume
Andrew Mullen
Howe
W. BR. Hume
Sanders
Market Notes on Poultry Eggs and Fresh Produce Prices
The report lists prices for chickens hens toms and various egg outputs including dry picked scalded and fancy grades. It covers Western Southern Eastern and Ohio markets with per dozen, per basket, per barrel and per bag quotes. Also included are extensive potato and vegetable price ranges across regions and items like cabbage cucumbers lettuce and peppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania
Aguas
Ohio
Itc
Corm
Maine
Long Island
Jersey
S&s
Renee
Boston
Florida
Syess
Norfolk
State
Connecticut
Orange County
Virginia
Charleston
Hubbard
Canada
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Paul
New York Central
Paper Company
Greene Bonds
Sierra Madre Land
Iand Lumber Securities
H. C. Pierce
Goulds
Mutual Savings Life Action
Northern Pacific
San Francisco
Ing
Osece
Hale & Aren
Entero Neres
Julia Pads Ae
Alpha Con
Andes Belcher
Occidental
Bert & Belcher
Ophir
Overman
Potest
Caledonia
Savage
O. Con
Sagreicher of
Chollar O
Sierra Neval
Union
Utah
Yellow Jacket
Deseet
Gould @ Curry
Telegraph
Standard
Northern
Petrolesum
Philadelphia
Calcutta
General Market Report
I. St
Country Produce Markets
MacPherson & Co
Kentucky
Shamberg & Son
Newton & Co
S. Judd & Co
Dull
Ted
Tobin & Shannon
Revere Mullen
Jeilitte, Wrieht & Co
H. H. Hollis
S. Indd & Co
S Sanders
Eachomission Company
Kerns Commission Company
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