Sugar Trust Censured Reflecting on Pennsylvanian Refiners
Vice-Chancellor Walker ruled that the American Sugar Refining Company exceeded its powers by controlling the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company and keeping it idle through loans and agreements. The court deems the actions illegal and reprehensible, with possible charter forfeiture, and notes profits from anti-competitive control. The case centers on loans arranged by Kissel and other agents, asserting motives to suppress competition for the American Sugar Refining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Telegraph
The
Tribune
Trenton
Walker
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Company
Amerithe
Can Luger Refining Company
George H. Harle, Jr
Earle
Pennsylvania
Ioan Sugar Refining Company
Amer
Adolph Segal
Congonity
Champion Construction Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Company
Gustave Kissel
John E. Parsons
Segal
Kissel
Reinhardt Sued For Stock Sale Profits Dispute
Philip H. Moore sues J Thomas Reinhardt in the Supreme Court seeking an accounting of profits from Micmec Gold Mining and Lipsigate Gold Mining stock. Moore alleges wash sales in Boston and New York to favor Reinhardt and seeks 20000 dollars in damages plus a restraining order on further wash sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Broadstreet
Philip H. Moore
Micmec Gold Mining
Lipsigate
Reinhardt
Moore
Boston
New York
Creditors of Havens & Co Move to Force Settlement
Creditors of the failed stock firm Havens & Co at 10 Wall Street have hired attorney Morris Kamber to pursue repayment after a year and a half with no settlements. Abraham Bergen of Jamaica recalls margin trading and a later crash as a bookkeeper allegedly acted independently. Norton, former manager, resigned days before the failure and became assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Havens & Co
Wall Street
Morris Kamber
Nassautreet
Abraham M. W. Bergen
Jamaica
Et Berty
Times
Herbert L. Norton
Committee in Booth & Co Affairs Formed in Chicago
Creditors of A Booth & Co met at the Corn Exchange Nations Bank and selected seven of eight to serve with receiver W J Teceiver in managing the company. Names include E A Hamill F Whetmore Alexander Robertson Ralph Van Vechter John McKeon H B Lusch and Neal Rantoul. one member to be chosen later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. Booth & Co
Corn Exchange Nations] Bank
W. J. Teceiver
E. A. Hamill
Corn Exchange Bank
Chaairman
F. ©. Whetmore
First National Bank
Alexander Robertson
Continental National Bank
Ralph van Vechter
Commercial National Bank
John ©. McKeon
National Perk Bank
New York
H. B. Lusch
Neal Rantoul
F. Mosely *% Co
Boston
Coler Seeks $3.25 Million Budget for 1909 Administration
Brooklyn Borough President Coler proposes a 1909 budget of 3.25 million dollars, up from 2,019,992 in 1908. The request includes a 20,000 dollar rise for salaries and new positions as part of the overall increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coler
Brooklyn
Fire Ravages Biddeford Area Lumber Yards and Homes
A spectacular blaze in Biddeford and Bacau areas caused about 300000 in property loss. The fire destroyed over fifteen acres of lumber yards and more than twenty tenement houses, with factories and railroad property also damaged as wind fed flames this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Baco River
Baco
Biddefora
New York Market Report September 15 1908 Coffee Cotton
Coffee prices held near initial levels with heavy receipts and mixed overseas cues from Havre Hamburg and Santos. Cotton rallied late on demand from exporters and stronger interior markets as shipments, stocks and weekly receipts were reported across Houston Galveston New Orleans and Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Santos
Hamburg
Havre
New Orleans
South
Texas
Mobile
Alabama
Cley County
Sai Gras
Minching Gulf
Enles
Savannah
Charleston
Norfolk
Baltimore
C. Augusta
St Louis Dull
C. Lattle Rock
Firmston
Galveston
Cales
Wilmington
Houston
New Orle
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Manchester
Livestock Market Report from New York Trade Highlights
New York on September 15 1908 reports cattle calf and hog receipts with mixed demand. Slaughter cattle steady to firm for prime stock. calves and veals show sparse demand with quotes around $425 for Western calves and $350 for fair grassers. Sheep and lambs trade quiet to steady with varied loads and prices. hogs steady with mixed lots up to $7.25 per 100 lb and noted late yesterday and today’s bidding activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Produce Exchange
Southwest
St Louis
Minneapolis
Bradstreet
Texas
Northwest States
Canadian Northwest
Canada
Northwest
Duluth
Winnipeg
Meer York
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
India
America
Brazil
P&c
Pan Talmage
Keone Company
New Orleans
Talmage
Charleston
Carolina
Patna
Eagle
S.lse
United Kingdom
London
Muscovado
Wilett & Gray
Cuba
Mondsey
Pennsylvania
Choice Bartlett
Secker
Pearl
Bartlett
Seckel
Louise Bonne
d’Anjou
Lairgeau
Sheldon
le Conte
Jersey
Kieffer
Pine Island
Dee West Virginia
Maryland
New York
Upriver
Delaware
Niagara
Worden
Flo Delaware
Nova Scotia
Cape Cod
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Porto Rico
New York State
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
California
Rgdt
Do Gerna
Do State
Guinea
Maine
State
Long Island
Brussels
Boston
P. x
N. Y
de Buffalo
Connecticut
Eastern
Western
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Hubbard Washington
Liverpool
Majestic
W. R. Hume
S$. Judd & Co
S Sanders
West Virginia
Lambe
Fred J. Kratz
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
ud@ & Co
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Mnetu
Union
Pittsburg
Market Report for Beans Peas Butter and Cheese 1908
Week ending September 15, 1908 reports receipts and prices for beans peas butter and cheese. Beans and peas show mixed supplies with high prices for white kidney and marrow while exports and demand vary. Butter demand remains cautious though prices hold. cheese prices rise as stock moves toward storage and market uncertainty persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Europe
Market Prices for Seed Goods Include Watercress and Alsike
A fragment lists seed prices and terms for Jersey and Toled o markets. Watercress priced by bunches or box with cash notes for September and December deliveries. ALSIKE seed shown as prime with assorted lot numbers and discounts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alsike
Market Report on Cattle Hogs and Sheep from Several Cities
Receipts vary by city with Chicago reporting weak cattle and strong hogs, prices for steers and cows listed. Cincinnati shows hogs down and cattle weak. Buffalo and Kansas City note mixed movements in cattle hogs and lambs. Pittsburgh reports light receipts with price ranges for heavy and light stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool market closes on European produce prices
In Liverpool on September 15 closing prices show wheat spot and futures steady with California and Western bids. corn steady with American mix. flour quiet on winter patents. Hops in London steady. beef and pork values mixed with firm western pork products. bacon cut values strong on several cuts. Lard and cheese steady to firm. turpentine spirits and linseed dull. petroleum quiet and rosin steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barney
Bush
Tin Lake
Chicago
WDB
New Orleans
London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
Produce Exchange
Shorts
SOG Inc
AP@aPKe
Philadelphia
City
Calcutta
Liverpool
California
Pacific Coast
Stromm
Boston Wool Market Sees Steady Prices, Modest Weekly Volume
Boston on September 15 reports steadier sentiment in the wool market with a modest weekly volume rise yet overall activity still below normal. Domestic fleece quotes span Ohio to California with varied fineness and washed versus unwashed lots, plus several blood and delaine categories across multiple states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
IpJic
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
Georgia
California
Middle County
Oregon
Ife
Valley
Ize
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sugar Trust
American Sugar Company
Mr. Kissel
Mr. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
J.T. Reinhardt
Booth & CO
General Market Report
Coftee
Sao Paulo
Coffen
France
Harmburg
Pfennig
Jundiary
Buffalo
Pes Tr
Pet
Commission Company
Kerns Pennsylvania
Sats Judd & Co
Andrew Mullen
Country Produce Markets
State OF New York
State Comptroller’s Office
Albany, N. Y
Great Empire
Albany
Comptroller
Martin H. Glynn
State Comptroller
Albany, ‘. Y
Ae Anama
Optima
Pan Rail
Panama
Acco Co Wit
Panama Rail
T. B. H Ton
Onds
Iing
S. G. S. Bowdoin
Anamated
Pase
Sylvester Deming
T. H. Rossbottom
Telegraph
City OF Newark, &. J
City of
Newark
New Jersey
City of Newark
J. B. Bacheller
Panama Rail Road Company
State Street
Purchasing Department
Custom House
Depot Commissary
USA
North Point
San Francisco
Til
Department of Dakota
St. Paul
Minn
Wendell. Simpson
19Th Infantry
U. S A
R. R. Co
State St
Acre
Commissioner of Migration
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Commissioner of Immigration
Robert Watchorn
Port of New York
West Point
United States
N. Q
Depot Quartermaster's Office
Whitehall St
NW. Y
Col. W. S. Patten
Boston Wool Market
Gasco
Cent Rity Co
City Invest Co
Nassau
Nat Surety Co
NYL1& T
Mtg & Sec
Y Trust Co
Empire Tr Co
Queens
Farm L & Tr
Standard Trust
Cs Flatbush
T Co
Frankiin
T I Co
Fulton Trust Co
Btemco Enews Knickerbocker
Lafayette
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