Bankruptcy filings and creditors in New York firms
Long list of bankruptcy actions and schedules for firms in New York including Abraham Hartman 270 Stanton Street with $3,619 liabilities, Browne & Bronhotal Hat Co. 610 Broadway, Schedules in bankruptcy for Sances & Gensier Tobacco Co. 155 Bowery, Exposition Tobacco Trades schedules, Hodgson Florists 71% Fifth Avenue Newport R. I., and other debts to numerous creditors totaling tens of thousands. Includes receivership for Max Hirshfield and various creditor claims across many companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Hartman
Stanton Street
Alebts
N. C
Max Hirshfield
Wolt
Josiah T. Newcombe
West 141St Street
Rudolph Gerstmann
Hirshfield
Hamilton Bank
Exposition Company
Tobacco Trades
Broadway
Trust Company of America
Harry Hentz Advertisiniyg Agency
Jersey City Bill Posting Company
Rhedesral Company
W. B. Turk
Philip. Morr & Co
Madison Square Garden
J. M. Hodgson
New York
Newport
Ft Hodgson
C. N. Hodgson
Spalding
Sarah Frances Spalding
A. J. Guttman
J. J
Fifth Avenue Bank
Debtor and Creditor Judgments Filed Across 1905 1908
A compilation lists numerous judgments with debtor and creditor pairs and filing dates including Beall J H and E Thompson Co on March 4 1961 Sils Daneher and L O T Louis Co on Sept 20 1907 Kreizer B and E Zerkowitz on Dec 18 1907 and other pairs with amounts such as 280 535 dollars for San Moseres Milling Co F A Huck on Sept 13 1907 and 563 dollars for H Tow canceled on Dec 28 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
J. H
E. Thompson Co
Daneher
O. T. Louis Co
Kreizer
B.—E. Zerkowitz
Messner
D. J. Isaacs
A Solomon
M.S. Miller
Tromberger
G.—J. Kohler
Tour
San Moseres & Milling Co
F. A. Huck
Long Beach Transnortetins Co
Curtis Blaisdell
City of
Bel
Ure B
W. Steinberg
H. Tow
Guide for Buyers Informational Advertising Directory
Classified advisory listing many vendors across New York City offering apparel and fabrics. Includes names such as Kursheedt Apron Co. 605 Broadway and Dresesner & Auerbach 8 East 14th Street with items from aprons to dresses and silk coats. Also lists art glass firms, knits, gloves, hosiery, and oriental rugs with street addresses and product ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kursheedt Apron Co
Fompers
Globe Knitting Mills
Lispenard
Dresesner & Auerbach
East 14Th St
Holletein, Young & Co
SilkRub’rCoats Rothschild
Caracule & Velour Sadowsky
Broadway
Boston
Hygienic Corset Co
Aronson & Co
Gross Bros
18Th St
I. Mitteldorf
Shevitz, H
Walker St
Casper & Beck
West 20Th St
Cohen&Pollack
The
Bent Glass, Novelty Co
White St
Art Glass & Brass Co
Howard St
I. S. Knee Pants Co
West 3d St
Me‘tsner
Waverley
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine
Leumann, Boesch & Weingart
Ferdinand -Ehrlich & Sons
Bron Weinstein, Max, Co
Spring
Lord & Taylor
20Th St
Rubens
Meyer
Eastith St
Behiff, Henry, & Cou
Sudbury
Bway
Castle Gate
Wise, G.& A
Vanhorne
Greenwich
S. Abrams & Marcus
Walker
Flnt&Wwhk
Vantine, A. A., & Co
East
Yale Suspender Co
Broadway. Valentines and Post
VL. Harding
B’way
Arrival of Buyers Chandler Co Boston and More Firms
A crowded listing notes arrivals of buyers including Chandler & Co Boston with KE Beard in linens at Hotel Imperial. Several firms from across the country such as Clark, Davis & Poore Columbus and Reeves-Luffman Schenectady advertise goods from flowers and feathers to house furnishings and silks. The long roster includes J L Clayburgh San Francisco laces and M J Schmidt, Vicksburg and St. Louis merchants, with multiple Broadway addresses and hotel connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
R. L. Thompson
Franklin Street
Brottell
Reeves-Luffman Company
Schenectady
A. Gabel
White Street
Kline Brothers
Altoona
N. E. Kenall
Church Street
Anamaker
John
Philadelphia
Ruinn
Broadway
Tenth Street
McCreery & Co
Venn
W. Wilde
Clayburgh
San Franciscos
Cal
J. L. Clayburgh
Schmidt
San Francisco
M. J. Schmidt
King-Brinsmode Mercantile Company
St. Louis
C. FE. Bank
Chandler& Co
Boston
Mass
M._ FE. Gilligan
Hotel Imperial
F. W Garran
Silks
Las Veras
New Mexico
M. Nordhaus
Totel Netherland, Wells
G. Coheh
Leonard Street
Vicksburg
Miss
A. Rose
Howard Street
Breslin Jones ‘& Anudette
Jamestown
N. Y
Niken
Sibley, Lindsay & Carr Company
Rochester
N. YJ
P. Caldwell
Broome Street
Sage, Allen & Co
Spring Street
Maley
FE. Company
New Haven
Conn
FE. Collins
Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods Company
Omaha
Neb
G. L. Wammer
Leonard Stroet
Jordan-Mars Company
Registering buyers listed by telephoning Bryant column
A long column lists buyers and vendors with many names and addresses including Miss Jackson at 8 HPeCne Street Forbes & Wallace Springfield Mass and Hotel Grand. The scattered entries name fashion goods suppliers, dry goods, hosiery, hats and general merchandise from shops in Boston Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jackson
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
Mass
G. D. Stelun
Walker Sry
Goldentwig
Washington, D.C
J. Reis
Lispenard Street
Whitner, C. K., & Co
Reading
Penn
Koch
Hotel Grand
Wydegraff
Eurge, & Gon
Hagerstown
F. Updegraff
T. Prestin
Strauss, Tevi & Co
San Francisaco
Cal
W. G. McCarthy
Broadway
Metel York
Kohlberg
San Francieco
N. Y
GW. Fowler
Ohio
B. Wren
Church Street
Woodward
Isha. J
Milwaukee
Wis
Wellington Giinich Brocners
Philadelphia
A. W. Jeckmoeyer
Furs
Brottell
Prince George Hotel
Stern, E & Co
J. Lavath
Uliman
A. H. Wittendorf
Levis-Zukeoski Mercantile Company
Juis
Go S. Levis
Levis
Carson, Virle, Scott & Company
Chicago
W. HH
Ifitte
Sire J. ‘Il
al B P. Thorne
Worth Street
Carter Dry Goats Company
Tloutsville
W. M. Carothers
Leonard Street
Hoffman House
Frank & Co
Mphiladelphia
J. Frank
Albert
Ingber
J. M. Ingber
Rothschild Building Offices Offer Low Rents
Corner Leon Street and West Broadway serves as buyers HQ with offices and packing facilities. Balesman cloak suit and skirt line seeks experienced middle western commission. Send details to Box 161 Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothschild Building
Leon St
West Broadway
Anlesroom
Les
Balesman
Times, Times &Q
Want Exchange Opened
Pittsburg Stock Exchange directors urged the Hearing House Committee to show cause why the exchange closed since October 25 should reopen next Monday. The Clearing House Committee meets tomorrow to decide action, with members reportedly split on reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Hearing House Committee
Stock Exchange
Clearing House
Clearing House Committee
Exc
Cotton Bales Ginned 1908 Ten-Month Total From Census
Census Bureau reports 1907 to Jan 1 1908 cotton ginned totaling 9 055 427 bales including 179 391 round bales. Sea Island 73 628 bales. Active ginneries 27 276. State breakdown lists Georgia 1 725 273 bales and 4 531 ginneries and Florida 50 136 bales and 244 ginneries among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau Today
Sea Island
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Arkansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Copper Firms in Trouble in Wall Street Report
National Copper Company of 101 Beekman Street and its Elizabeth New Jersey refinery, linked to H Heppenheimer & Thcorporated, face bankruptcy amid copper prices slump and scarce bank credit. Henry Leo and Max Heppenheimer hold top posts. receivers sought in Trenton to protect assets and share debts, with liabilities near two hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Copper Company
Beekman Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Sta H. Heppenheimer
H.heppenheimer & Sons
Brooklyn
Hermanst, Jr
Trenton
Herst
New Jersey
H. Heppenheimner & Sons
Henry Heppenheimer
Trust Companies May Join Clearing House Under Proposed Amendment
The Clearing House committee voted to call a general meeting next Monday to consider amending the constitution to admit trust companies. J Edward Simmons had proposed the amendment last October to bring trust firms under Clearing House regulations. Some expect wide support in finance, with full or associate membership based on reserve requirements of 25 and 15 percent respectively. Currently two trust companies participate indirectly via member banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House Committee
Clearing House
J. Edward Simmons
Financial District
Philadelphia Prices On Local Exchange Report
Philadelphia market report lists daily transactions from the local exchange with price quotes and participant names for January. Traders note price movements and notable trades across commodities and securities, reflecting a busy session in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Jan
Rock Island Bonds Sold To Speyer & Co Funds To Meet Notes
Speyer and Company have purchased additional 4 percent refunding bonds of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway. The sale is large enough to cover the road’s $6,000,000 notes due April 1. It remains undecided whether proceeds will retire the notes or fund another plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speyer & Co
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Rock Island
Rock Island, Arkansas & Louisiana Railway
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Northern Securities final report shows profits and asset holdings
The Northern Securities Company posts net income of 330 226 for the year ended December 31. It still owned 14 962 shares of Chicago Burlington and Quincy valued at 2 856 508 and 16 531 shares of Crow's Nest Pass Coal valued at 3 741 122. President James D Hill notes the last original share was surrendered enabling distribution of Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railway holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Securities Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Crow's Nest Pass
New York Incorporations list includes firms in multiple sectors
The New York Incorporations bulletin lists numerous new companies across sectors from gas fixtures to real estate with capitals ranging from 1,000 to 100,000 dollars. Directors are named for each entity, with addresses in New York Brooklyn Buffalo Rochester Plattsburg and other localities. The Solvay Process Company filed a dissolution certificate, handled by Attorney Stewart Chapin of Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Wragis Leuinips Company
New York
John F. Phelan
Sere
Oe R. Seaver
Madison Avenue
New Ork
Fi Roto Salt Company
Brooklyn
Capital
David HH. Beyea
Third Avenue
William J. White
Eastern Parkway
Katherine F. Beyea
Marlboro Road
Marshall, Wood & Riley Company
Plattsburg
Clinton County
Montclair
N. J
Catholic Editing Company
Louis Henry de L'Esper
Broadway
Ernesto Begni
West Ninety-fifth Street
Dante Antolini
John Levy
Fortyninth Street
Citizens’ Electric Service Company of
Bath
Steuben
County
Tower
W. HH. Hallock
Thomas Shannon
N. Y
Union Elevator Company
Buffalo
Erie County
Millard
FP. Ryley
Pennsylvania Avenue
James Ti. Dravine
Norwood Avenue
James J. Bryning
Niagara Street
Brooklin Steam Marble Company
John Wheatley
William Price
St. Marks
Adolph H. Ericson
Battle Street
Home Brokerage Company
Frank RB. Woolston
West 123d Street
James McCullough
Ninth Avenue
Samuel Sobel
Bathgate Avenue
Continental Automobile Company
Henry Post
Walter RE. Godfrey
George W. Hiess
Wall Street
Calvert
D.edgar Close
Howard RE. Close
Leone
West Ninety-seventh Street
Sol Rothschild
Isaac Cohen
East Ninety-fourth Street
Homestead Heights Improvement Company
Seymour Sabath
East Twelfth Street
William Moss
Second Street
Edward J. McNable
Court Street
Psaty& Goldsmith
Henry Munzer
West 118Th Street
Samuel Langer, Jr
Forest Avenue
Seamon Sylvester
Ninety-ninth Street
Solvay Process Company
Stewart Chapin
Syracuse
N.Y
Grain and Provisions See Export Interest Rise
The day records a marked rise in export demand and cash bids from millers for grain and provisions. Reports show roughly a dozen export loads locally, seven loads westbound, and Winnipeg dispatches noting 125 more. North West stock estimates and rail counts for January point to tight supplies, while foreign markets show Budapest price gains and Argentine weather concerns. No. 2 red wheat and No. 1 Northern prices are listed. corn notes reflect favorable western weather but dry Argentine conditions. Additionally, Brooklyn rail and transit bonds are listed for private placement on the stock exchange, with various mortgage bond issues and totals disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Northwest
Minneapolis
Budapest
Liverpool
Seaboard
New York
Duluth
Stockholders Exonerate Company After Court Ruling
Judge Putnam of the United States Court ruled that the company’s outstanding Income Bonds should receive $107, or $542,490, not the $167, or $846,690 claimed by litigants and rivals. The decision ends four years of costly litigation and receivership, leaving the company with about $1.1 million cash and a $1.5 million offer for its charter and stock machinery. After formalities, the Receiver is relieved and plans to resume business with asset offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
United States Court
Cotton Market Advances on Census Report and Weather Outlook
The Federal Weather Bureau forecast for Friday and Saturday covers the cotton states with temperature changes and rain risks in several regions. The cotton market rose on census figures showing a large bale gain, with bids firm at opening and active buying offset by heavy selling. Spot prices rose modestly as Southern markets reported varied gains and steady to higher quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Federal Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgiia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ag Tolows
Gulf
Galveston
Eules
New Orleans
Ilse
Sagarnnah
Norfolk
Augusta
Houston
Public notices list street works and bids in New York City
The City of New York advertises assessments for Manhattan Bronx and Queens street projects from West 216th Street to Pomeroy Street and Trinity Avenue to Jamaica Avenue. Objections must be filed by February 11 1908 at 11 A.M. with the Board of Assessors. Also bids for 6000 tons of anthracite coal due January 22 1908 and fire hose equipment bids due January 24 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
Borough OF Manhattan
Two Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Broadway
Harlem River
Borough OF the Bronx
Morris Avenue
St. James Park
Jerome Avenue
Park View Terrace
East
Fifth Street
Mosholu Parkway
Trinity Avenue
Westchester Avenue
Outer Avenue
Borough OF
Queens
Pomeroy Street
Jamaica Avenue
New York
Antonio Zucca
Paul Weimann
James H. Kennedy
William H. Jasper
City of New York
Department OF Water Supply
Park Row
Commissioner of Water Supply Gas and Electricity
Borough of Queens
H. O'Brien
City of
Department OF Public Charities
East Twenty-sixth Street
Robert W. Herrberd
Department OF Docks
East 28Th
East 29Th Streets
East River
Pier A
Battery Place
Danks
J. F. Thompson
D. BE. Pomeroy
T. J. McMation
Kings County
New York County
Mulberry Street
Police Department
Central Department
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Richmond
Theodore A. Bingham
Fire Department of
East Sixty-seventh . Street
Otty Ree
Francis J
Reports of Trust Companies Port of a New York Life Ins Trust Co
Report dated January 1 1908 for the Port of a New York Life Insurance and Trust Company covers assets including bonds and mortgages 557801 market value. loans secured and other loans. securities book value 90056056.71 market value. real estate banking house 367000 other real estate 1027500. cash items exchanges checks for next day clearings. investments held as executor administrator guardian receiver or trustee 3034496746. net accrued interest 31071.91. suspense 406964.88. lawful money reserve 1267720.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
United States Legal-Tender
Associated Trust
Empire Trust Company
Ami
United States
Sace
New York States Savings
New York State
Pur- Corriro Wielank Fosas Eee
Sorciet
Hanes Cos Iess
Nana Ewe
Ceveedi Nesta Acakt
Ceeest Cues
Balance Sheet of The Mercantile Trust Co 1908
The Mercantile Trust Co Inc shows assets totaling 82 127 740 98 in its January 1 1908 report. It lists deposits 24 680 912 91 preferred deposits 1 722 656 00 and total liabilities of 38 294 (text truncated) with officers W C Pohlson and H B Thorne sworn to the figures.
City Sealed Bids Sought for Forage and Supplies
City agencies issue sealed bid notices from the Police and Fire Departments and Docks for furnishing forage hay and supplies, station house equipment, roofing and building materials, and dumping rights. Bids due mid January 1908 with deadlines at 10 to 12 noon and locations at Mulberry Street offices and piers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
New York
Police Department
City of New York
Central Department
Theodore A. Bingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sai
Adams
E.S
S. Piseman
Augenblick
L. D. Behren
Adler
O.J. Stephans, Inc
Asscott
M. Klotz
Burke
Mary E. McRae
Blair
J. A
A. Beckert
Brice
S. M
J. A. Frame
Brock
J. R. Black
Berliner
J.—C. Jacobs
Bauer
C. A .Berwin
Ale
St.Brower
F. W. Hewitt
Campbell
Virginia
G. Legg
Dilks
Caroline
Pease & Elliman, Inc
Dubroff
M. A
M. Rubinsky Et
Ee Dolan
Ins. Co
Davenport
J. H. Light
Pe Davis
Annie
Milbury Atlantic Supply Co
Mbersohn
St. Ry Co
Cosis
Egbert
Irish Electric Co
Fickten
R. Mollineaux
Laura Co
S. Levine
Fradus
Morris Klotz
Gunther
W. A. Soles
Greenberg
Eee Jacobs
Gallagher
J.—H. Hlappert
Gerber
F. A
Sao
U. S. Exch. Bank
Gordon
Hor
A. Hannweber
Gerstle
W. G Saunders
Samuel— Louis Slegman
Haas
Bertha Munde
Ireland
A. A
Regulus Cigar Co
Impellizzeri
G. Lagatuto
Jurgia
N. Y. City By. Co., Costs, $107. Jenkins, C. C
Emmal & Radler
Jacobs
J. Abrahams
Kane
Times Square Automobile Co
Kohn
A.—Lhord
A. Kimball
Kinsella
C. W
West End Mfg. Co
Kalchem
H.—Am. Farm Products Co
Revity
iSoamer Co
Sane
Sal. Seth
Vla-W. Re. Molineaux
Spungin
J. W. ‘Ager
Sebas
Too L. D. Brehren
Siduwitz
M.-P. Lyers
Smoke
Curtis-Blairdell Co
Santing
C.L. Payne
Smith
W.—S. Kiseman
Lane
C. FE
Kentston
Sommerfeld
J.-A. Block
Stron
B. J. Tinney
Sulton
He Gitet
United States Exchange Bank
Eivan
M. Frene Ban Dragee Co
Sammis
Tracey
Theresa
Virorite
J.-Hannis Distilling Co
Vaughan
E. F. Smith
Woltz
Whitney Duplicating Check Co
En Waybright
E. W
Delaware Charter Guarantee and Trust Co
Walls. C. SE
H. Beck
Weissbrod
Dubrow & Hearne Mfg. Co
Wrishi
D. B
A. Stebrecht
Josey Et al
Tele- United Owners’ Ene Co
Progress Magazine Pub. Co
Ulster County Meat and Faulty Co
New York Fiduciary Co
National Publicity System, Inc
Windsor Fire Mbna Hte Co
Aon Liotei
Bo Hau Café Co
National Relief Assurance Asa’n
W. L. Richter Coal O
Hich Realty O
Harles Morton & Oe
Yen Broeck Farm
W. F. S. Hart
Pellows & Myers
National
H. Heppenheimer & Sons
Alliance Insaries
Bell Telephone Scenes
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Cambria Steel Avec Eager
Elec. Co. of America
Elec
Erie
Frankford & South
Fairmount
Hunt. & Broad Top
North Jar
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
T. c
Marsden Co
Ano
North Penn
R. Ae
Bohs
Pennsylvania R. R
Ase
Philadelphia Co
Philadelphia Electric
Phila. Rapid Transit
Dts
Atereeee
Asa
Northern Securities
Grain and Provisions
Brooklyn, Queens County & Suburban Railroad Company
Brookklyn City Railroad Company
Brooklyn Rapids Transit Company
Lake
Tees
Bankers “Trust Company
Associated Trust Companies
compa _ TOAD acs wadess heamsei hingere
State of New York
County of New York
Leroy W. Baldwin
M. J. Brown
Hanks
P. J. Devlin
N. Y. County
the Mercantile Trust CO
Wise
WM. C. Pohlson
Harced
K. Thorne
Mercantiles Trust Co
Harold B. Thorne
I. Michaels
Ss. Henry Parish
George M. Corning
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company
Henry Parish
GM. Ct
Ning
Austin
Kings Co
New York County Clerk's Office
Kings and
New York County Registers
Department OF Docks and
Perries
Piier “‘ A
S0th Street
Ace City
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