Plan Oil Case Closes In Conference On Evidence Resume
Government plans to resume taking evidence in the Standard Oil of Ohio dissolution suit in Chicago on September 20, with Kellogg Morrison and Graves representing the government and Rosenthal Crawford and F. B. Squire for the company. The process is expected to last about three weeks in Chicago, then move back to St Louis for final arguments, possibly before four judges and toward possible Supreme Court appeal. The record thus far exceeds ten thousand pages, including six thousand government pages and six thousand exhibits totaling about 400000 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Opi
Chicago
Messrs. Kellogg
Morrison and
Denver
Adams
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Federal Court
United States Supreme Court
Washington
States Circuit Court of Appeals
American Tobacco Company
Iron and steel trade outlook shows steady export demand
The Iron Age notes export growth in iron and steel with strong foreign purchasing in South Africa and Argentina. Major deals include 56,000 tons of sheet bars to Great Britain, 30,000 tons of shapes to Canada, and 400 tons sent to Argentina. Pig iron markets are quiet except in Pennsylvania, while large steel pipe orders go to the Columbia Gas and Electric Co. Construction rises in Chicago St. Louis and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Great Britain
Intern
Pennsylvania
Columbia Gas and Electrical Company
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Mesaba
St. Paul
Dpson Nut Company
Cleveland
Pittsburg
The
Steel Corporation
Chicago Drainage Canal
Chicgo Bridge and Iron Works
New City
Chicago
St. Louis
Securities Sold at Auction by Muller & Son
Securities were sold yesterday at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian H. Muller and Son. The auction highlighted various lots with prices determined by competitive bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uction
Adrian H. Muller & Son
Registration Days Set for Early October Voting
The article lists registration days on October 5 Monday October 6 Tuesday October 10 Saturday and October 12 Morsay. Voters must register between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on any of these days.
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Morsay
Cotton Report Details U S Consumption and Stocks
Census Bureau figures show 457 433 running bales consumed in the United States in the year ending August 31. Total stocks on August 31 were 1 233 623 bales with 596 432 at manufacturers and 637 195 held by others. Spindles total 27 845 531, with 22 914 561 ring and 4 950 979 male. 10 092 960 active spindles and 2 255 613 bales consumed in cotton growing states. Stocks include 658 459 bales in those states, 118 188 with manufacturers.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Cripple Creek Central Reports Yearly Income Drop
Cripple Creek Central Railway Company for the fiscal year ended June shows total income of 208 185 dollars, down 69 854 from the prior year. President Blackmer attributes the drop to early-year earnings. last six months improved, ore tonnage rose slightly, and district business is encouraging compared with last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek Central Railway Company
Blackmer
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Prices firmed on reports of high Northwestern receipts peaking and dry Argentine weather. December corn oats and provisions rose while Chicago wheat closed up with mixed intraday moves. bulls absorbed heavy selling as frost fears surfaced and strong cables supported futures. Local receipts and exports varied with steady cash markets and a small lift in January hogs.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Canadian Northwest
Seaboard
Shorts
High Point
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Northwest
Brough
Argentina
Chicago Commission Houses
Oklahoma Grain Men's Association
New York
Liverpool
Sstec
Buffalo
Work for Immigrants
Washington reports the Commerce and Labor Department will mail 850000 labor inquiry postal cards next week across the Southern States under T W Powderly to postmasters and rural carriers. Early responses show about five thousand immigrants have been offered jobs, with future nationwide mailings planned to raise awareness of the bureau of information.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Middle West
New York
T. W. Powderly
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Information
Central States
Far West
Powderly
Baboon Attack Wounds Man In Downtown Stable Incident
Miller Medley, a Black man, is hospitalized after an East Indian baboon named Johnnie bit him in the left leg and thigh at a downtown city livery stable. The animal, long kept at the stable, was driven off by workers with rope and tools. Doctors fear blood poisoning. The owner blames liquor fed to the animal by stable workers for its aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miller Medley
Johnnie
Medley
MARKET SUMMARY OF CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP PRICES
Telegraph markets report Chicago receipts about 14 000 cattle and 18 000 hogs with prices for beeves 3 75 to 7 ey Western steers 3 30 to 5 20 and cows 1 72 to 5 Calves 1 75 to 5 25 Hogs steady to lower with good to choice heavies 6 80 to 7 55 Sheep slow weak native lambs 3 25 to 5 70 Western lambs 3 23 to 4 75 Also reports from Cincinnati Fast Buffalo and Union Stock Yards Pittsburg with varied cattle hog and sheep prices during Sept 23.
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Chicago
Texas
Cincinnati
Union
Pittsburg
European produce markets report from Liverpool trade desk
Liverpool wires show mixed commodity tones with wheat, corn, and flour steady to quiet. Oils and meats display firm prices on Western pork, Cumberland cuts, long cuts, and lard while Canadian white cheese stays firm and linseed steady amid market uncertainty.
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Liverpool
California
London
Pacific Coast
Eatra India Mess
Macon
Cumberland
Firth$s
Robin Common
Market summary mixed with commodity prices and staples
The report lists prices for iron, cotton, copper, sugar, molasses, and several meats along with grains. Key figures include iron at 16 87, cotton middling 9.40, copper ingots 13 37, pork prime 8 3, and wheat No 2 red at 26 to 32. The entry resembles a concise historical markets snippet of commodity levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Ins
Market Report Indicates Mixed Coffee and Cotton Movements
New York September 23 1903 Coffee market eased closing not unchanged to 10 points lower with 39000 bags sold. Brazilian and Santos labor tensions and rains in Sao Paulo weighed, while Rio and Jundiary receipts varied. Cotton climbed with near term confidence as stocks and cables supported gains, though late session tamed. Prices for both commodities fluctuated amid unsettled sentiment and speculative activity.
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New York
Sao Paulo
Santos
Rio
Hamburg
Havre
Rio No 7
Manchester
Texas
Oklahoma
South
Wall Street
Liverpool
Census Bureau
London market notes for Tin Copper and related metals
The London tin market fell with spot at £140 10s and futures at £132 while copper steadied and local prices showed mixed weakness. Lead and spelter eased little, iron and pig iron quotes held, and oil and cottonseed markets moved on weak demand. sugar and grain products remained steady to dull with reported domestic and export demand mixed.
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London
Standard Foundry
Cleveland
Northern
New Orleans
Philadelphia
New York
City
Calcutta
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
India
South America
Continent
Lsc
Brazil
Patna
Rangoon
Muscovado
Cuba
Imi
Willett & Gray
Beans and peas and other market notes from New York
Market report lists receipts and prices for beans and peas including new state pea beans at 235, old white beans scarce, red kidney exports around 180, California lima quiet, and Scotch peas down. Butter eggs cheese and produce prices and activity detailed with state and Western packings, creameries, and fresh fruit prices.
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New York
California
Lima
Poultry and produce prices reflected in Western market report
The Western market notes little improvement in general living quality with fowls small to medium and chickens thin. Spring turkeys remain more plentiful but of irregular quality, ducks steady, geese mixed, and squabs and game showing varied demand. Vegetables show light supply and modest price shifts with potatoes, onions, and cabbage listed along with several regional price ranges.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Long Island
State
Maine
Jersey
Brussels
Cabo Bages
Boston
Cat Long Island
Hackensack
Orange County
Massachusetts
Romaine
Norfolk
Washington
Canada
Livestock Market Report Highlights Cattle and Hogs
Receipts total 1,679 cattle with 32 cars on sale including 23 at Jersey City. Steers active with higher bids, bulls firm, cows steady to higher. hogs 4,045 head sold 10 to 15 cents lower. Milks cows steady, calves varied. dressed beef slow but near steady. Lambs scarce. sheep slow with mixed prices. shipments include 4,400 beef quarters by Oceanic to Swift and Morris.
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Liverpool
Uberal
Pennsylvan
Huckerries
Jersey
Pine Island
West Virgin
Maryland
New York
Delawar
Nova Scotia
Cranberies
Cape Cod
New Mexico
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Utah
Florida
Porto Rico
Do Porto Rico
ho@ise
Pacific Coast
State
Express
Jersey City
Liverpool Cables
Ilizie
London
Swift Beef Company
Morris Beef Company
dales—MacPherson & (O
Kentucky
Virginia
Newton & Co
West Virginia
S. Banders
Ohio
Kerns Commission Company
R. Dume
John Dmucey
J. G. Curtis & Son
A. McCabe
S&s
Andrew Mullen
Louis Heilbrum
Grassers Ami
Seles
W. R. Hume
Sanders
Tobin & Shannon
Zaim
S. Judd & Co
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Salea
Tobdin & Shannon
Lamba
Ian Kerns
Mney
Buffalo
Indiana
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Plan Oil
Standard
Iron Trade Review
N. Y
L. F. Hepburn
New Street
Oupons
St Ry
Errr
St Ry Res
Croestown
A&o
Lex Ave & P F
Mé&s
Cal
J&j Bway Surf
J&j
F&a
St Cristown Ry Gs
Bicker
Central Cristown
M&n
J&d
F&e&a
M & St
M&st
Aia Fe&a
Uthern Brd
J&ji
Westchester el Ry
J&j Om Tankers RR
Cad ‘Con Gas Co
Equitable Gas Light Frs
M&s
NY & ER
Abepo
Ny& ER
Tnion
Worchester Lichting
Jsé&D
Suburban Gas
White Plains Light
J&d &J&j
NY & Wetter
Ehs
Central
New Jersey
Country Club of
Rideeeld
Conn
Ridgefield Press Printing Company
Bupa
Electric Company
Hs People’s Trust Company
Brooklyn
BK National Electric Company
Talon Pacific
Broadway & Seventh Avenue Railroad
Ann Arbor
Sens Trust Company of America
Pratt & Whitney Company
Laenver & Rio Grande Firet
Hamilton Bank
Mercantile National Bank
International Silver Company
Nate
Howling Green Trust Company
Madsen Trust Company
Old Storkee
Tnterground Electric
International Power Company
Mids People’s Surety Company
Old Stoc Seenens Reed
New York, Susquehanna & Western General Thortgage
American Tissue Paper Company
San Francisco
Sierra Nevada
Nate & Norcross Oeddee
the Cotton Report
Cripple Creek Central
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Alabama
Great Southern
Mincinnati
Texas Pacific
Detroit & Mackinac
Toledo
ST. Louis & Western
Arora
Elgin & Chicago
Panehens
Clinton Gilbert
Hid
America
Liberty
Am Exchange
Lincoln
Azna National
Manhattan
Bronx Borough
Market & Ful
Battery Park
Metropolis
Bowery
Butch & Drv
Mercantile Wy Conal
Metropolitan
Wis Consolidated Oo
Merchants
Iss
Chase O- Mount Morris
Chatham
Mutualese and Chemical Am
Nassiu DM Ci
Os County
New Netherland
Eaet Hkiver Park
Tin People
Fitch Avenue
Rentn St
Sherman
Gallarin
Atate
Fermania
Hemmwich ‘Shur Union Exchange
Hanover
Ash Washington
Irving Nat
Yorkville
Jefferson
Baboon
Alb & Susq
Hart & Conn W
Alb & Vermont
T Cent L
Bal Eo & Chie
Allegh & West
Am Tel & Cable
SN RR & C
At & C A Line
A & Mo Rivef
Little Miami
Aug & Sav
Avon G & Mt
Lowell & and
Beech Creek
Berkshire
Morris & Essex
Nash & Decatur
Bost & Albany
Nashall & Low
Bost & Lowell
Y& Cases
Bost & Prov
Jinyle
Brooklyn City
Ninth Ave
Cam & Brr
North Carolina
Catawist Pf
Cayuga Susq
North Penn
Cpn&er
Northwest Tel
Chat
Cc & Pass
Prorla & Bay
Conn Rivereneee
Phi & Trenton
Dee & Ed Brk
Pitts B & L E
Det Hills & S
East Penn
Tts
East Mahanoy
Eighth Avenue
Pitts McK
Elm & William
Prov & Worc
Rens & Sara
Eric & Kalam
Roch & Gen
Erie & Pitts
Aes
RW &C
Fitchburg
Second Avenue
W & J Pf
South & At Tel
St F
Southwest R R
Franklin Tel
Twenty-third St
Gold & Stk
Unjirr & C
GRR & B Co
Utica Clin & B
Goshen & Dec
Tica & Elk Riv
Grand River Vy
Utica C & S
Greene . Oseee
R. L. Day & Co
Cal & Trecla M. cyjRéev
Centennial Mi Dely
Conner Range
M. Tg
NH & H
Franklin
Mid Colony
Granby
West End St Ryse
Mass Ree Co
Tel & T Co
Eng
U S Smelters Co
Shannon
Bingham
United “Pratt
Charles D. Barney & Co
South 4Th Street
Street
Am Cement Aoe
Cenigh Val R R
Am Ry Co
Ei Marsden Ans Cambria Steel
Hiladelphia Co
Elec St Pat Co
Penn RR
Elec Co of Am
Baltimore
van Schaick & Co
United Railway
Totton
Norf Ry & Lé
Tight & P
Chas City Ry
Chas Con Bilec
Man Trust
Third Nat Bank
Fidelity & Dep
Consol Gas
Maryland Trust
New York City
Ever & Co
Telegraph
New_York
Speers
General Market Report
Ollows
Gulf
Galveston
Iimington
Houston
Memphis
Ste
Gales
Savannah
Augusta
Little Rock
Sic
New Orle
Galvesto
Soften Exchange
Duluty
Produce Exchange
I. Or
Country Produce Markets
Dd & Co
Jeliffe
J. G Curtis
Jon
John P. Nelson
Jelliffe, Wricht & Co
Rassers
TL Hollis
George & L. S&s Dilienback
B. W. Otis & Co
Sf Veals
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