Steel Trade Boom Hits Western Maryland R R
Galamere October 30 The Western Maryland Railroad plans to spend about 2000 on new equipment. It seeks bids for five hundred air steel gondola hopper coal cars ten consolidated freight locomotives three es locomotives and ten caboose cars. An order for five hundred steel frame gondola hopper cars will follow. The Marr Five Steel Company mill and Bessemer plant will resume operations next Monday reemploying eight hundred workers laid off two weeks ago.
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Galamere
Western Maryland Railroad
Sponte
Consolidated
South
Bessemer
Marr- 5 Steel Company
Bio Works
Denial of being a standard spy on oil trial heard
Testimony resumed in the government suit against the Standard Oil Company before Franklin Ferriss of the United States Social Court. Witnesses from Washington and Baltimore described purchases, rebates, price cuts, and alleged circulation of cheaper oil by Independent Oil and Columbia Oil, with Standard employees denying espionage roles. Hearing set to continue next Wednesday.
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Standard of! Company
Franklin Ferriss
United States
Custom House
L. P. Dorsett
Washington
Standard
Walter & Barker
Independent Oil Company
The
Gergen
Independent
Columbia Oil Company
Leopold Frvre
Ciearemont
Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia
Charles K. Smith & Co
Louis Blaustein
Standard Oil Company
Baltimore
Morfolk
Portsmouth
Burlington
Powell F
South Baltimore
Eagle Oo Company
Wheat and corn futures surge on frost reports from Argentina
Sensational frost damage reports on Argentina’s wheat crop pushed local wheat futures higher as the market closed near daily highs. Cash demand in the Northwest and brisk Southwest buying underpinned prices, while corn eased early then firmed, with December and May contracts posting gains amid tighter export outlooks and weaker early conditions.
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Damere
Liverpool
Northwest
Minneapolis
Erement
Bradstreet’s
Duluth
Ohio
Condition of Trade Reports Improve Across Ports
Dur's Review notes improved trade in most ports with firmer prices and rising orders to manufacturers. Increased confidence and resumed mill activity suggest strong capacity in coming months. Textile goods and pig iron demand strengthen while weather boosts retail trade. Freight declines continue and foreign commerce shows declines. Chicago and western cities show partial resilience.
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New York
Coffee and cotton markets shift after New York trading
General market report from New York October 30 1908 shows coffee prices steady to firmer after initial gains on European cables and short interest, with spot bids around 6 1 2 cents and a broad range in daily trading. Cotton futures rose in active trading with strong demand, closing a few points higher as market sentiment weighs election outcomes and intrinsic price merit. weekly and port receipts data show mixed signs for the week and season.
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New York
Sao Paulo
Cfiely
New Orleans
Wall Street
New Orlans
Texas
Liverpool
New York Cotton Exchange
Canada
Auzubi
Gulf
Augusta
Fite
Charleston
Savannah
Norfolk
Baltimore
St. Louis
Little Rock
Galveston
Wilmington
Houston
Wheat market and grain shipments show steady prices
The report outlines export potential of Argentine wheat at 93 million bushels, slow receipts in Northwest and Winnipeg rumors, and a steady Liver pool with minor weekly changes. It notes No 2 and No 1 Northern Duluth wheat prices, Bradstreet exports totals, and a broad snapshot of related commodities including corn, metals, molasses, oils, sugar, and market activity across Chicago and London markets.
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Northwest
Rel Mable
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Russia
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York Market Reports for Beans Peas Butter and More in 1908
New York reports today include beans and peas prices with marrow beans at 240 to 242% per bushel, red kidney 250 to 255, and lima California at 305 to 510. Butter and cheese offer firmer tones with creameries and packing stock trading, eggs firm with scarce supply, and fruit markets steady with apples grapes and cranberries active.
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New York
Rel
California
Lima
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Taney
Co Snow
Ren Davis
Deo Small
Prars
Fecker
Neutre Bose
Clairgeau
Duchess
Sheffion
Kieffer
Delaware
Niagara
Upriver
Livestock Market Report From New York October 30 1968
Receipts totaled 147 cars or 2 675 head with 23 cars for export and 94 for city slaughterers. Cattle held over 41 cars. Steers mixed. good and choice steady, common weak. Cows dragging. bulls steady. Prices ranged 350 to 650 per 100 pounds for steers, 440 to 400 for oxen and stags, cows 125 to 240. Dressed beef quiet but steady for good cuts. Shipments to London and Liverpool to date total 755 cattle and 9 800 quarters of beef. Sales by McPherson Co, J Shamberg, Tobin & Shannon, and others show varied Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia lots with prices from 150 to 640 per 100 pounds. Calves and sheep ledger include veals around 5 to 925 per 100 pounds, lambs steady to 575 per 100 pounds. Hogs weak on Buffalo news, 7.5 to 8 cents per pound for medium weights.
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Saae
United
Sie
United States
Wear
Liverpool
Great Britain
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New Orleans
Mobile
Grunswick
Sevannal
Port Townsend
Charleston
Pensacola
Wilmington
New York Produce Exchange
Eary City
New York
Cape Cod
Puget
Do Jersey
Florida
Do Porto
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Sonoma
Washington
Poulley
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Itice
Ohio
Long Island
State
Maine
Longs Island
Jersey
Boston
Norfolk
Connecticut
Virginia
Romaine
Imore
Canada
California
Toledo
Allike
London
Minnetonka
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
J. Shamberg & Son
St. Paul
Southampton
Morris Beef Company
Armour & Co
Baltic
Enw. McPherson & Co
Kentucky
Kerns Common
Tobin & Shannon
Ae HL
Eppstein
McPherson & Co
John P. Nelson
Newton & Co
West Virginia
Fred I Kratz
Kerns ¢Mission Co
S Sanders
Markets By Telegraph Cattle Hogs Sheep Report
Cattle receipts about 8 000 head in Chicago market steady with steers near 140 to 745 dollars and cows around 335, hogs about 26 000 head with prices 10 cent lower for choice heavies, butchers 59 5 to 60 5, packing pigs 54 50 to 58 50, sheep receipts 9 000 head market steady with lambs 475 to 550, yearlings 500 to 8550. East Buffalo by telegraph reports cattle 100 head active and steady prime steers 575 to 425, veals 750 head higher to 50, hogs 13 800 head active with pits up 10 to 15 cents, Yorkers 475 to 590, sheep market unspecified.
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Chicago
Heliers
East Buffalo
Receipts and prices from Kansas City and Pittsburg stockyards
Cattle receipts about 3 000 in Kansas City with 600 Southerns. Market steady. top beef steers 6.75 to 7.25. Western steers 6.40 to 4.80. Southern and native cows and bulls varied. Hogs receipts 16 000. market weak开 to strong late. top about 5.95. lambs 4.20 to 5.75. ewes and yearlings 3.8 to 4.3. Union Stock Yard Pittsburg reports light supply and steady ranges for cattle 5.75 to 6.60. prime wethers 4.10 to 4.25. veal calves 8.00 to 8.25. hogs mixed 5.60 to 6.10.
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Kansas City
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
European Produce Market Report from Liverpool October Prices
Liverpool oct 80 market roundup shows spot steady rates for WHBEAT No 2 red Western winter at 7s 0d, December futures 7s 8d, March 7s 4d, May 7s 6d. corn spot mixed US 75 44, futures quiet December . flour winter patents 29s 6d. peas Canadian 73 8 24. hops London Pacific Coast 16s. beef extra India mess firm. pork prime Western firm 80s. hams dull with various grades ranging 14 to 16 511s 6d. bacon prices steady various cuts. lard prime Western quiet 40s. cheese Canadian whites 60s 61s. tar extras include turpentine spirits 27s 9d, linseed oil 2s, petroldeum steady, rosin common 7s 6d.
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Chicago
London
Lake
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Bok
New York
Calcutta
Kansas City
Omaha
West
India
South America
Continent
Brez
Patna
Rangoon
Eagle
Eagie
Museca Vedo
London Cable
Willett & Gray
Europe
America
Liverpool
Pacific Coast
Ilés
Cumberland
United States
Notices of Summons and Proceedings in New York Courts
A compilation of court summonses from New York County and Manhattan Supreme Court actions. Defendants named include Foster family members, George H Foster, Edgar H Foster, Helen Foster Bulkley, with publication service ordered by Justice Blanchard. Several another actions involve Sarah E Todd and others against multiple defendants, with details on timelines, publication, and possible partition of 52 Laight Street Manhattan.
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Ee Court
New York County
Benjamin W. Foster
George H. Foster
Eigar E H. Foster
Maria Foster
Florence D. Foster
Helen Foster Bulkley
Louis F. Doyle
Broadway
Trinity Building
Manhattan
City of New York
Edgar H. Foster
James A. Blanchard
Supreme Court of New York
County of New York
Trinity
Lil Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
Upreme Court
State OF New York
Sarah E. Todd
Isaac Helfer
George Taro
Abraham Silverson
State Bank, Silverson Construction Company
Henry W. DeForest
Charles Lane
Pauline E. Barber
Morris Levenson
Sing Lee
Timothy Buckley
New York
Cannon & Cannon
New York City
Supreme Court of
County Court House
Borough of
Plaintiff
New York Supreme Court
Margaret H. Hurlbut
Bertha H. Wing
Margaret C. Hurlbut
Lida K. Stelle
Lucy Manchester
Susie Scott Hall
John Doe
Richard Ro
Jane Doe
Mary Roe
Richard Roe
Bunnell & Bunnell
William Street
John D. W. King
Supreme Court of the State of
City
State of New
Laight Street
Rachel Rykeman
Hudson Arse
City of
Manattan
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Chicago Grain and Provisions
Dur
Bradstreet
Ian Elgil
Rhineiz
Titana
Istha
Barney
Marsérn
Bree
Paoile
E Penn
O& Sis Penn Steel Co
Tnien Traction
Ty Welsbach
Pitia Ge &S
Pines
Tin Lake
General Market Report
Cotton Exchange
Manchester
Yarre
Country Produce Markets
Telegraph
State OF
Henry Morgan Tilford
Wesley Hunt Tilford
Richard Curd Tilford
Edward Alfred Tilford
Mary Trotter Chastain
Rank Vinell Tilford
Elizabeth Taylor Keferstain
Catharine Hunt Tilford
County of
Oll
Charles L. SJ
H. Beckett
Daniel J. Dowdney
Surrogate’s Court
Hawkesworth & Kirtland
Department OF Finance
Bureau For the
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Stewart Building
Bronx
Third and
Tremont Avenues
the Bronx
Brooklyn
Inrooklyn
N. Y
Que
Jackson Avenue
Fifth Street
Long Island City
Richmond
Borough Hall
St. George
Steven Island
Pavid E. Austen
Treasury Department
Rr OF Commissioners
District OF Columbia
Brookland
District
Washington, D. C
Henry B. PF. Macfarland
Bers L. West
Jay J. Motrow
Commissionera
Atlantic City
York
Informace
Traymore Chalfonte
Pennhurst
Dennis Helenheim
Gilantic City Hotels
Brighton and
Cam
Homaleys G i
Galen Hall
N.J
F. L. Young
Mgr
Traymore
Montclair
Montclair, N. J
Gramatan
Bronxville, Westchester Co
J. Lannein
Garden City
J. J. Lannince
Briarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor
D. B. Plumer
Berkeley-Columbia
Berkeley School
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Institute
Madeuen
Becau
Sist
Young Ladies—City
I Bryant
West 40Th “St
Panzer
Sas
Ci Bee
Benry Panz Trector
Berlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Flardem
Lenox Ave
S& Brooklyn
Court St
BEN Greet School OF Acting
Berkeley Lyceum
W. 24Th St
Ben Greet
Cell
Io Lane
Max Unger
Hollenders Baths
West 125Th
American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Colles
Rs. J. Young-Fulton
Asion Square
Mademoiselle Amyot
West Aoast
Tel
CHALIFs_. NORMAL SCHOOL OF DANCING
West Itd St
Louis H Chalif
Leslie
West An She Toouae
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