The Relations of Railroads to the Public
The Relations of Railroads to the Public
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The Corn Exchange Elevator Company, office 38 Pearl street, R. H. Vaughan, president.
Clark & Allen, foot East Twenty-eighth street.
Hazeltine & Co. , 31 Pearl street Charles E. Huherer, foot Amity street, Brooklyn.
David Jones, No. 619 Sixth street W. D. Mangam's Son, office 92 Broad street ; station, Pier 6, North River. Marsh, White & Co. , foot North Fifth street, Brooklyn, E. D.
Name of elevators.
Bolivia, Renovator, Egypt, each 5, 000 bushels. Continental, Eldridge, International, Manhatt...an, Metropolitan, Russia, R. H. Foss, and Scotia, each 4, 000 bushels. Malster, 3, 500 bushels; Domestic, 1, 800; Kings County and Croton, 1, 500 bushels each.
Albany, Havre, Hudson, Liverpool, Oswego, each 5, 000 bushels.
New York (2 legs), 8, 000 bushels; Transporter and London, 4, 000 each. Telegraph and Excelsior, each 3, 000 bushels.
H. F. Hebbard Baldwin and Columbia, each 4, 000 bushels. Enterprise Active, Union and Hillyer, each 3, 000 bushels Manhattan . . .
Total (17 stationary and 34 floating elevators) 16, 420, 000 El 15, 000 32, 000 8, 300 25, 000 16, 000 6, 000 3, 000 1, 500 8, 000 3, 500 2, 000 6, 000 5, 000 279, 800 10 APPENDIX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Corn Exchange Elevator Company, office 38 Pearl street, R. H. Vaughan, president.
Clark & Allen, foot East Twenty-eighth street.
Hazeltine & Co. , 31 Pearl street Charles E. Huherer, foot Amity street, Brooklyn.
David Jones, No. 619 Sixth street W. D. Mangam's Son, office 92 Broad street ; station, Pier 6, North River. Marsh, White & Co. , foot North Fifth street, Brooklyn, E. D.
Name of elevators.
Bolivia, Renovator, Egypt, each 5, 000 bushels. Continental, Eldridge, International, Manhatt...an, Metropolitan, Russia, R. H. Foss, and Scotia, each 4, 000 bushels. Malster, 3, 500 bushels; Domestic, 1, 800; Kings County and Croton, 1, 500 bushels each.
Albany, Havre, Hudson, Liverpool, Oswego, each 5, 000 bushels.
New York (2 legs), 8, 000 bushels; Transporter and London, 4, 000 each. Telegraph and Excelsior, each 3, 000 bushels.
H. F. Hebbard Baldwin and Columbia, each 4, 000 bushels. Enterprise Active, Union and Hillyer, each 3, 000 bushels Manhattan . . .
Total (17 stationary and 34 floating elevators) 16, 420, 000 El 15, 000 32, 000 8, 300 25, 000 16, 000 6, 000 3, 000 1, 500 8, 000 3, 500 2, 000 6, 000 5, 000 279, 800 10 APPENDIX.
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