The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16

Pennsylvania ...... .....-. %. ass 200
New York Transit Company.
Of New York .-....-....-.. 600 600
Pounds sterling
Northern Pipe Line Company,
Of Pennsylvania .-.... ...... 1.OO0. 600
company. Of Ohio ...,.... "a. 2.775.25o
OHIO OIL Company. Of Ohio. 1000 600
OIL City Fuel Supply Company.
% Pennsylvania ..... ..... 2.O0O. 900
pany. OF New York > ........ 100000
Of Pennsylvania ..... 80 100000
Pennsylvania -. -. - $4,000
81. q Pennsylvania -. a.-,. 100000
pany. q PennsyIvania ...... $4,000
Company. Of New jersey .... 1900
Of Kansas - - 100000
York -. -. -. $4,000
New York ......- .I.-..... 10000
security OF Company. OF Texas. 100000
Ohio ...-,.. - .-...... 100000
o. Pqnnsyivsaia' ..,.....-.' 100000
Pepnsylvaqia -. -. 80. 100000
Lines Company, OF Pennsyl-
Standard oil Company. Or CALI ''''''
Standard Oil company. OF Ind '''''
standard oi company. Of Iowa i,0 10000
STANDARD Oil Company. OF Kan
standard oil Company, Of Ken
STANDARD Oil Company Of Min
standaTd OH company Of Ne i0O'0OO
STANDARD oil Company. Of New ''''VOO
STANDARD OH Company Of ohio $500 900
New York ~. -. 100000
peny. of Pennsylvania .... 10000
Underwater Pipe Company U.im-
ted). OF Pennsylvania ...... $4,000
Underwater oil Company, Of New
Union Tank Line Company. Of
United Natural Gas COMPANY
Of Pennsylvania ...... .. 900 900
United OIL Company. OF Colo
Vacuum OH Company. Of New '''''0
AOrk ..--.. .......- ..... . 500 600
washington Oil Company. Of '''
Pennsylvania .-..-. ... 100 600
Waters Pierce Oil Company. Of
Missouri .....- co.. .. 4O0 O0O
1t is alleged in the biz that ne ge-
PENDANTS. through the STANDARD oil Com
pany and the other corporations. are en-
gagged IN producing. purchasing and
transporting petroleum in the various
producing districts IN the United states
principally situated in New York. Penn
sylvanla. West Virginia. Tennessee. ken
lucky, Ohio. Indiana Illinois Kansas
indian Territory. oklahoma. Louisiana.
Texas, Colorado and California: that tbe1y
are engaged in shipping ana transnort
Ing the said oil through pipe lines. owned
and controlled hy said cOmpanies from
we various oh-Droducing districts to the
various renneties. principally situated in
ana ABOUT New York harhOr. clean and
Rochester. n Y; Philadelphia Frank
lin and Pittsburg Pa. Lima and Clavs
land. Ohio, Whiting. Ind: sugar C,reeIr
No; Neodesha. Kan; Point Richmond
Cal; Beaumont and COrsicana. Tex. and
DttIoi '-"N'9 az" ESQ engaged IN ship
ping the said OIL INTO all the states and
Territories Of the United States and into
posing Of the same.
That they own and control nearly
all OF the p.pe lines in said StateS
ano other pipe lines extending from
Kansas to the seaboard; also pipe
lines IN Texas and in California;
that they own a large number OF
tank cars and steamships engaged in
Transporting oil; and that the said
defendants have, through the lnstru-
mentality CT the Standard OIL Com
pany. OF New Jersey "a holding cor
poraton). eliminated competition be-
tween all Of the separate corporations
In the United States.
The petition alleges that. in addition
TO the combination and control OF all OF
said corporations i'm said trust and in
said Standard on Company. Of New
Jersey. and for the purpose Of making
said combination moro effective and as
a means OF restraining trade and COM
merce and monopOliZing the same. the
attendants have resorted to the follow
ng among other means and practices.
Tidewater Contract.
The bill sets mp various contracts with
competing concerns. 10y which conpeff
ton has been eliminated. among Others
q contract between the standard on
Company and the Tidewater Pine Corn
pany and the Tidewater OIL Companv
whereby the Tidewatcr companies are
limited 10 n IL per cent OF certain
business Ga Pennsylvania and New York
and the Standard OH Company to receive
IS l-2 per cent of the business me
Standard Oh Company guaranteeing ths
Tidewater company $500. 900 per annunn
profits. thereby eliminating IN oornne-
tltlon b.,tw aar .NeUl. This la ..onfre ~
was made In 1883.
Contract Pennsylvania Road.
The bill alleges a contract mdae with
the PennsyivGria Railroad conpanv
In 1884. ~hlon was IN existence until
1906 In which IL Waa agreed that
the rates for the transportation o.
OIL should be nVed BY the railroad
company, with the adVioo nd con-
currenoa % iha hA4lant Tra1alt