Standard Oil Opposes Rehearing of Indiana Case
Chicago Sept. government seeks rehearing of Judge Landis ruling fining Standard Oil of Indiana 25 440 600 for anti rebate violations. The company's counsel defend the appellate court outcome and attack the petition's claimed errors while detailing points on wealth, knowledge of lawful rates, and the trial judge's statements.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
R. W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Standard of Company of
Standard Qi Company
New Jersey
Landis
New Jersey Company
Indiana Company
Standard Ol Company of
Standard Oil
Armour
Supreme Court
Ovyeter
of Company
New York
Sagacre Hill
Oil Industry Hearings Question Standard Methods
Frank B Kellogg, government attorney, and J L Trann recalled as witnesses in Peoria district proceedings. Evidence included contracts offering oil at half a cent below market price to large buyers. Collings questioned price fluctuations in Atlanta in 1885 1896 and 1900. Prolonged inquiry into freight rates and books of independent companies. case to resume today.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Standard of Company
Peoria
Franklin Ferris
J. L. Trann
Standard
C. H. Hand
Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
F. S. Hibbs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Co. T. Collings
Atlanta
Mr. Collins
Georgia
Collings
Standard Oil Company of
Rosenthal
Ll. J. Drake
New York
Indiana Standard Company
Mr. Rosenthal
Boston & Maine Sells Stock in Defunct Line to Pirates
The Boston and Maine Railroad disclosed it sold 2 791 shares of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad on August 12 to unnamed pirates, calling the transfer an unconditional sale. The Railroad Commissioners say the sale complied with applicable law.
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Boston
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Boston & Maine Railroad
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Railroad Commission
Boston & Maine
Steel Leaders Meet to Discuss Outlook for Steel Industry
About twenty presidents of United States Steel subsidiaries met at the company's offices with President Corey presiding. Participants included A. C. Dinkey of Carnegis Steel, E. J. Buffington of Illinois Steel, Joshua A. Hatfield of American Bridge, and William P. Palmer of American Steel and Wire. A speaker forecast gradual improvement and near normal conditions by spring next year amid rising demand.
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United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Corey
A. C. Dinkey
Carnegis Steel Company
E. J. Buffington
Ilinois Steel Company
Joshua A. Hatfield
American Bridge Company
William P. Palmer
American Steel and Wire Company
American Locomotive Company Adds Downward Dividend
The American Locomotive Company declares no common dividend despite a 1% preferred payout. Fiscal year earnings fell from $6.77 million to $4.99 million net, with gross earnings dropping from $49.5 million to $37.48 million. The board conserves capital as demand remains weak, noting plant reductions and limited near-term recovery.
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Improvement and Betterment Fund
Japan
Corea
China
Europe
South America
Canada
Equipment Trust
Providence
Exchange Expels John G McIntyre After Board Seat Sale
The New York Stock Exchange ordered the sale of John G. McIntyre's seat after finding the firm T A McIntyre & Co failed due to reckless dealings. McIntyre, brother of the late Thomas A. McIntyre, had served since 8 April 193. A report summary is expected at the September 23 meeting. The Brown & Co. group is also to face questions in the ongoing inquiry.
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New York Stock Exchange
T. A. McIntyre & Co
John G. McIntyre
John M. Knapp
Coster, Knapp & C O
Thomas A. McIntyre
Exchange
Baltimore
Stock Exchange
A. O. Brown & Co
Brown
Denver Rio Grande bond issue approved by stockholders
Stockholders of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad and its subsidiaries authorized a bond issue of 150 million dollars and notes for three years. They also approved the purchase of franchises and properties of subsidiary lines controlled by the Gould interests in Colorado and Utah.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Gould
Colorado
Utah
Local business troubles hit several New York firms
An involuntary petition was filed in federal court against Lena Manofsky at 414 East 74th Street by Abraham Cohen and two others for $7 445 in goods sold. Receivers were appointed for Eastern Marble Company at 02 Fast 74th Street and Saiit Manufacturing Company at 11 East 3d Street amid sizable liabilities and modest assets. A sheriff sale of Peter J Cannon lamps at 76 Fulton Street yielded $181 to Standard Oil of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Lena Manofsky
East 74Th Street
Abraham Cohen
William F. Upson
Adams
Eastern Marble Company
Fast 74Th Street
Frank Steyokal
Josef Pockteff
Myron Sulzberger
William Henkel, Jr
Saiit Manufacturing Company
East 3d Street
Peter J. Cannon
Fulton Street
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Chicago Grain and Provisions Bulls Drive Wheat Higher
Chicago markets closed firm with gains across wheat corn and oats. Wheat led with 1c gains. corn hit new season highs while oats rose modestly. Provisions also higher as demand for cash wheat and strong corn support kept futures firm. Estimated tomorrow receipts list wheat 87, corn 199, oats 206, hogs 14,000 head.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Southwest
Kansas City
New York
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Duluth
Coffee and Cotton Markets Mixed on New York Open Prices
New York reports coffee futures steadied by strong near positions while later months showed modest losses amid heavy Brazilian receipts. Cotton rose early on favorable Liverpool cables and strong interior spot markets but closed near the day’s low with October futures around 8.86. Spot cotton in the U S remained mostly steady with varied regional quotes and projected Friday receipts.
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New York
Havre
Hamburg
Santos
Liverpool
Eastern Mills
Southwest
Texas
Yeater
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Baltimore
Augusta
St. Louis
Little Rock
Charleston
Galveston
New Orleans
Wilmington
Memphis
Houston
Cotton Exchange
Manchester
Kansas
Nework Produce Exchange
Western
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Broomhall
Oae
Chicago
Michigan
SS BF
Unclear market notes and percent figures in garbled text
Fragmentary data shows various percentages and codes for government bonds or securities across multiple cities including Munich Vienna Berlin Hamburg and Mexico. The legible items are sparse and do not form a coherent report or identifiable event.
Market summary signals steady to lower tones across metals and grains
Local markets softened with copper and iron prices easing while tin and lead held near steady. Provisions and hog futures remained firm, with refined oils and sugar showing modest strength amid steady demand and supply factors.
New York Market Reports Beans Butter Cheese and Eggs
Receipts today show 1485 sacks beans and 425 sacks peas with limited movement. Butter market very quiet though process butter and high grade skims hold. cheese and eggs show steadier but firm prices for quality. Hops, fruits, and produce overall steady with varied regional activity and imports.
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New York
Choice
Lima
Ellow Eye
Californ
Ife
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Louise Bonna
Beurre Bosc
Ee Ae
Clairgeau
Sheldon
Kelffer
Pine Island
Jersey
Bocas
West Virginia
Maryland
Connecticut
Tee
Delaware
Niagara
Ao Ian Ad el
Wentern
An. Wealenico
Ford
Colorado
Porto Rico
Market Prices for Produce and Poultry Across Regions
Riverside wholesale notes show mixed fruit and vegetable demand with potatoes and sweet potatoes steady to higher. Cabbage, celery, and peppers hold firm while green corn weakens. onions and tomatoes display varied regional pricing and large shipments. Poultry prices list ducks and geese with clear regional distinctions and grades.
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Keys
Boeing
Bomen
Bowem
Pennsylvania
Maine
State
Long Island
Jersey
Rockland County
S. Y
Buffalo
Longe Island
Hackensack
Lone Island
Connecticut
Ohio
State and Western
Orange County
Longland
Fellow
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Washington
Toledo
Allike
Livestock market mixed in New York trade September 10 1908
Receipts 92 cars of beeves 1400 head with 54 cars of cattle for Friday. Dressed beef steady with native sidem and Texan beef prices quoted. Calves receipts 915 head with fair to steady values. heifers yearlings and grassers priced variously. Sheep and lambs 5793 head with steady to firm demand. hogs 2837 head with prices 7.25 to 7.20 per cwt and strong tone observed.
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St BR
Tae
Slyth
London
New York
New Orleans
Philadelphia
City
Calcutta
West
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Piim
India
South America
Continent
Brazil
Patna
Rangoon
Eagle
New York State
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Sacramento
Sonoma
State
Beeves
Great Britain
Cedric
Jar
Indiana
J. G. Curtis @ Son
Fed Enlves
Om Kerns Commission Company
Eaives
West Virginia
Ivanta
Shippers’ Commission Company
McPherson & Co
Pennsylvania
Newton & Co
L. S. Sanders
Ik Os BW
Ott & Co
S&t
H H. Hollis
Michigan
Light Jersey
S. Judi & Co
Tobin & Shannon
Romana
H. L Meilie
Andrew Mullen
Mullen
Buffalo
Wethers
Market reports from multiple cities show mixed livestock prices
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs across Kansas City Pittsburg Buffalo and Cincinnati indicate steady to weak trends. Steers cows and veals show varied gains and losses with primes firm in places while middling lots soften.
European Produce Market Clears Mixed Signals in Liverpool
In Liverpool on September 10 close the market shows spot wheat and corn steady with mixed grades and quiet futures. Hogs, bacon, lard, and cheese report firming tones while several fat and mid cuts in pork, and lard products hold strong prices. turpentine and rosin markets show steady to unchanged levels amid broad commodity activity.
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Liverpool
California
London
Tad
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Alfred ID. Eddy
Federal Supreme Court
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Slms
Pejeinder
Grosscup, Baker and Seaman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
James H. Wilkerson
Sims
Boston & Maine Holdings
American Locomotive Company
Une
John G. Mintyre
Denver & Rio Grande
Rochester & En
T. Louis Southwestern
Illinois Central
Vazoo & Mississippi Valley
Toledo, ST. Louis
Eimaieae Inc
Ovens A Inc
van Schaick & Co
Wall Street
United Railway
Norf Ry & L
Light & P
Seaboari
Union
Swift & Co
Seare-Hoebuck
Tithe & Trust
Oak Park
Toronto
Stewart & Lockwood
Exchange Place
St Buffalo
Nipissing
Oan
Nova Beotla
Contagas
Peterson Lake
Silver Leaf
Foster
Green Meehan
Trethewey
la Hove
McKinley-Dar
General Market Report
Foreign Government
Askea German Coff
Cologne
Bay
Munich
Hees
Auvesburge
Susany
Vienna
Pan-M
Berlin
Peenees
Country Produce Markets
B. W. Otis & Co
H. H. Hollis
S&s Judd & Co
Telegraph
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
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