Wall Street Bullishness Cooled by Profit-Taking and Skepticism
The market opened with extreme bullishness then faltered and weakened after initial gains. Analysts note no broad advance among major stocks with speculation centered on a few names. Bankers see limited improvement in business with no clear permanence, while some traders recall prior manipulation claims and varied bond demand between first-class and speculative issues. Virginia, New York, and California state bonds offered at differing yields amid a cautious outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific
Virginia
New York State
State of California
Silent on D H Ruling Opens Bond Plans
Delaware & Hudson officials declined comment after the up-State Public Service Commission cut authorized bonds from 20 million to about 13 million. The company will likely seek permission to issue bonds later to cover the United Traction purchase and other items disallowed in the recent application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware & Hudson
Public Service Commission
United Traction
Uncle Sam attacked over soft coal use at Post Office Building
W. W. Hallock of 154 Nassau Street warned Postmaster General that a campaign will target federal coal use if New York Post Office ceases burning soft coal. Treasury officials say soft coal saves 20 000 a year and poses no nuisance with proper furnaces though the issue triggers chimney and air problems at several federal buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hallock
Nassau Street
Washington
New York
Post Office
Broadway
Park Row
Hallock
Washington, D. C
Board of Health
New York Post Office
Health Department
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Morgan
A. B. Fry
United States
Custom House
Appellate Division
Court House
Madison Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Metropolitan
Philadelphia Exports Surge as New York Dips
Philadelphia led North Atlantic ports with a sharp rise in exports for the year ending June 30, gaining over 14 million dollars in foreign shipments while domestic imports fell by more than 16 million. New York saw imports drop by about 188 million, yet Philadelphia total exports reached 109,210,441 compared with 94,542,966 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
North Atlantic
New York
Customs Hill
McIntyre Signs Schedules for Bankrupt Brokerage Firm
Thomas A. McIntyre senior partner of T A McIntyre and Co stock brokers visited the United States District Court clerk to sign the firm schedules. He signed each of the sixty one pages across three sets, with early signatures neat and later ones scrawled. He swore the schedules were correct before United States Commissioner Gilchrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. McIntyre
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Broadway
United States District Court
Federal Building
Edward T. White
MclIntyre
United States
Gilchrist
Bond Prices and Yields for Short Term Notes at Market Close
The principal issues of short term notes show bid and asked prices with firm listings for Am Tel & Tel, Atlantic Coast Line, Chess & Ohio, Chicago & Western Indiana, and other issuers. Prices range around 80 to 101 with varying maturity dates from 1908 to 1917 and a mix of 5 and 6 percent coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOR Atl
Coast Line
Ches. & Ohio
Chi. & W. Ind
TOO Ladly C
R. Ie Pf. Ry
Cgce & St. L
Wir
Pato Ab
Kansas City South
Lackawanna Steel
Lake Shore
LOG Tei Louis
Nash
Tao, Mich
Minn
St. L
West
Enn. R. R
A. L. Rec
Pity
Southern. Ry
Southern Ry
U.S. Rubber Co
L. E
Market Report from London Paris and Berlin July 10
London notes plentiful money easy discounts dull stock trading focused on settlement. gilt edged securities soften. Grand Trunk and Mexican Rails weak on poor traffic. American issues uneven with late recovery. Paris irregular with 3 percent routes at 65 to 67 cents. Berlin prices firm, trading quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Grand Trunk
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Paris
Mining Stocks Quoted in London Market Yesterday
Quotations for American mining stocks in London show Camp Bird at 0 13, Esperanza at 1 14 0, Tomboy 1 76, Dolores 1 10 0, El Oro 1 6 3, and Stratton's Ind at 0 16, reflecting trading activity in the prior session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Conditions of Trade Reflect Mixed U.S. Business Signals
Dun's Review notes small net gains in commercial progress amid midsummer dullness in many trades. Exports at the port rose by 866 565 while imports fell 5 697 486 versus last year, and bank exchanges show sizable declines. Seasonal optimism grows as Fall orders appear, but overall activity remains cautious with inventory work and reduced expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
New York
Chicago stock market gains amid Commonwealth Edison lead
Commonwealth Edison rises to 10612 as the strong investment feature in Chicago trading. Telephone climbs to 140 percent, Canal and Dock at 47 percent, American Can preferred moves to 5914 before easing, and Hexboard preferred holds at 27 with strength. Illinois Brick advances, with mixed activity across other major issues and a volatile session ending near modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison
Telephone
Canal and Dock
Illinois
American Canal
Booth & Co
Stuveesster le Sela Sree
Canal
Chicago Rys
Chicago Rus
Chicago Subway
Chicago Telephone
Chicago Tithe & Trust
Faethe
Quaker Oats
South Side
Sears-Roebuck
Street's
USA
Street's Stable Car
PSF Sette Ene Ee
United Boxboard
Western Stone
Treasury Figures
Treasury at start of business shows totals including 814,519,869 in gold and 676,532,000 in silver dollars with various certificates and deposits. National banks hold deposits while the Philippine Treasury notes a reserve fund, trust funds, and gold coin awaiting reimbursement. Current liabilities and gold coin bullion figures are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Ban Reserve Fund Trust
Greitatsi A Asercinier Ow Ie
IRT Ordered to Install Side Doors on Subway Cars
The Public Service Commission ordered the Interborough Rapid Transit Company to rebuild sixteen subway cars with side doors by Oct 15. At least half must have motors to form two eight car trains for rush hour testing, with observed traffic impacts. Estimates range from 1.45 to 1.8 million dollars. officials argue the change will reduce stop times and avoid station crushes despite criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Public Service Commission
Arnold
Rapid Transit Board
Eustis
Fourteenth
Forty-second Street
New York Incorporations List Firms Across State
Albany July 10 New York incorporations include Orometal Company with 150000 capital and several directors. Baltimore & New York Realty Company 100000 capital. Ardelle Realty 75000. Rock-To-bottle Spring Water Company 46000. August Kuhnia Incorporated Brooklyn routing business 5000. North American Sales Company 25000. Inman Supply Manufacturing Catskill 50000. Hillside Building and Supply Jamaica 25000. Estate of Martin H. Rainer Incorporated 20000. A Geoghan & Son Brooklyn electrical machinery 16000. National Fire Appliance Exposition Company 10000. Times Construction Company Brooklyn 100000. and numerous other entities with varied capitals and director lists. Also mentions Nassau Trust Company capital increase to 600000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Orometal Company
New York
Capital
Brainard Robson
Madison Avenue
Delos C. Mellen
Broadway
Elias A. de Lima
State Street
Baltimore & New York Realty Company
Frank F. Peard
East German Street
Tilghman G. Pitts
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
Rose Anna Andrews
West Ninety-third Street
Ardelle Realty Company
Ralph A. Gushee
L. Ardelle Gushee
Otto D. Kendell
F. W. Mills
Hi. M. Beowie
E. J. Fordan
Nassau Street
Inman Supply Manufacturing Company
Catskill
Greene County
Joseph By Inman
Clarkson Street
Charles E.francis
Monroe Street
Brooklyn
Charles M. Vail
Pelham Manor
Westchester County
N. Y
Anthony Geoghan
William A. Geoghan
Edward L. Geoghan
National Fire Appliance’ Exposition Company
Joseph P. Morrissey
West Forty-second Street
Elwond M. Johnson
West Fortyfifth
Joseph D. Byrne
Seventh Avenue
I . Times Construction Company
John W. Holmes
Catherine Holmes
Sterling Place
Arthur F. Holmes
Seventh Street
Coon. B. Corporation
Capitl
William Greimler
East Seventh
Edith A. Philbrick
Hancock Street
Graece I. Horsfall
Union Street
Fein-Bal Wealth and Construction Company
Lillian R Balleisen
Wolf Balliesen
Vernon Avenue
Lewis Feinberg
Willoughby Avenue
Menlon Park Farm ‘Co-operative Company
N. D. Clements
East 106Th Street
Saverio Pupeila
Bedford Street
Francis P. Genzardi
Second Avenue
John. &. Monahan
As J
Customs Board Rules Hogs Bound for Canada Not Duty Free on Return
The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled that hogs raised domestically and sent to Canada for slaughter cannot be reimported as a duty free domestic article or dressed meat. The decision followed a protest by Henry Weechter of Juneau Alaska. The board also denied a duty reduction on Morris European and American Express Company automobile shoes claimed as necessary repairs. It sustained Pasavant & Co. et al on Paine velvets, ruling them dutiable as plushes at 1 per pound plus 15 percent ad valorem, with the velvet assessment set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General
Canada
United States
Henry Weechter
Alaskir
Juneau
Board of Appraisers
Morris European
American Express Company of
New York
Pasavant & Co
Paine
Bamberger Not Involved As Jonas Firm Takes Over
John J. Vause counsel for O F Jonas son and Co denied that J J Bam berger sailed for Europe or that large obligations remained. He said Bam berger headed the corporation but held little stock recently and the change followed dull mining stock promotion. He asserted customer accounts were in good order and that no quadrantees existed to repay dissatisfied buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Vause
O. F. Jonasson & Co
J. J. Bamberger & Co
Broadway
J. ‘J. Bamberger
Europe
J. J. Bamberger
Bamberger Corporation
Directors Adjourn Meeting as Woodruff Expected Thursday
A Provident Savings Life Assurance Society directors meeting called for yesterday adjourned to Thursday when Timothy L. Woodruff can attend. The banking interest now owning the majority stock expects to assume full control despite a court ruling lifting the injunction against Course interests blocking William T. Gilbert, a director allied with majority stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Timothy L. Woodruff
William T. Gilbert
United Fruit Company Stock Increase Ratified in Jersey City
Stockholders approved a plan to raise the company’s stock from 20 6000.00 to 25 million at a special meeting in Jersey City. New stock goes to holders of record July 20 at par representing 10 percent of current holdings. The issue totals a stock dividend with an extra 10 percent cash dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fruit Company
Jersey City
Stock auction sells 3,490,848 shares at $1500 total
The Vesey Street auction bought by Carry Luke and Moore of 115 Broadway. They were the only bidders to satisfy a judgment against Mogollon Mountain Investment Company. Most stock was in the Silver Creek Mining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey Street
Carry Luke& Moore
Broadway
Mogollon Mountain Investment Company
Silver Creek Mining Company
New Jersey Firms Chartered Including Medicine and Poultry Groups
In Trenton on July 10 the state issued charters for several firms. Hooper Medicine Company of Jersey City with 500000 capital, incorporators J J Hooper R M Vatellin and H H Wouters, to manufacture and sell medicines and prescriptions. New Jersey Poultry, Pigeon, and Pet Stock Association of Freneau capital 5000, incorporators F H Dillingham A A Winkler J Penderford, to raise and breed poultry and related stock. Pennsylvania Produce Company of Jersey City capital 100000, incorporators G W Huyler Walter E Ammon and Charles D Boyd, to act as commission merchant and deal in meats dairy products. Safety Electric Operating Company of Jersey City capital 500000, incorporators H W Andrews G F Osborne and Charles D Montague, to manufacture operate buy and sell motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Hooper Medicine Company
Jersey City
J. J. Hooper
R. M. Vatellin
H. H. Wouters
New Jersey
Freneau
F. H .Dillingham
A. A. Winkler
J. ©. Penderford
Pennsylvania Produce Company
G. W. Huyler
Walter E. Ammon
Charles D. Boyd
Bankers and bankers officers in Tennessee convention notes
The Carneete Trust Company appointed fiscal agent for the State of Tennessee. John A. Noble, long with Merchants' National Bank, named assistant cashier of the Night and Day Bank. Charles Lee Scovil of Spencer Trask & Co attends the New York State Bankers Association convention at the Hotel Frontenac Thousand Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carneete Trust Company
Tennessee
John A. Noble
Merchants’ National Bank
Night and
Charles Lee Scovil
Spencer Trask & Co
New York State Bankers’Association
United Service summaries 1882 officer transfers and retirements
First Lieut. EL Wells of the Eighth Cavalry is sent to Mankato Minnesota to gather evidence for a court martial. Major A M Davis and others receive orders for transfers retiring and duty reassignment across St. Louis Columbus York Penn Schenectady New York City Tompkinsville Fort Mifflin and Newport. R H Osborn discharged July 3 under an 1882 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. A Shipton
Coast Artillery
York, Penn
Schenectady
New York City
A. Mertz
Tompkinsville
T. W. Coffman
Naval Magazine
St. Julien's Creek
J. H. Bowen
Fort Mifflin
T. A. Kittinger
Navy Yard
T. Smith
Naval Torpedo Station
Newport
R. H. Osborn
Congress
Maritime Movements and Voyages Across Ports
List of ships and routes including arrivals at Prairie Tompkinsville Tennessee and San Francisco California City Washington California and Mare Island with destinations to Honolulu Portsmouth Norfolk and Nor folk reflecting varied naval traffic and departures from San Francisco Bradford New York Annapolis Annapolis for Norfolk and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie
Tompkinsville
Tennessee
California City
Washington
California
San Francisco
Preble
Perry
Farragut
Mare Island
Nero
Bradford
Ajax
Honolulu
Nebraska
Tebaron
Tampton Roads
Neginsett
New York
Portsmouth
N. H
Manly
Annapolis
Norfolk
Choctaw
New York Times Weekly Financial Quotation Review
The Review provides an authoritative guide to stock bond and money markets and records eight years of sales up to publication. It covers New York and out-of-town exchanges wheat cotton copper and steel, plus European bourses news. Mailed to any U S address for one dollar a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Weekly
New York
Wasserman Brothers Net $12,100 Won Back in Suit
Mrs. Clara B. Pratt of Buffalo charged Edward and Jesse Wasserman with losses from stock dealings after transferring her account and securities to their firm. The case claims about 15 000 in securities and 5500 cash moved, with 12 100 in margins, and disputes over repayment. A pretrial examination order for Edward Wasserman was argued, Jesse Wasserman abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Pratt
Touraine
Buffalo
N. Y
Edward Wasserman
Jesse Wasserman
Wasserman Brothers
Supreme Court
Erlanger Yvesterday
Europe
Hey
Regular Auction Sale Of Stocks And Bonds
Regular auction sale conducted by Muller's firm at Vesey Street exchange rooms lists numerous stocks and bonds for account, including Virginia Carolina Henry tc, National Biscuit, Southern Railway, United States Steel, chamber of commerce bonds, railroad issues, insurance papers, coal and mining shares, and bank securities. Proceeds for executors and trustees. Many items dated 1942 1943 and various par values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reoek
Ieee
Virginia-Carolina
Henric
National Biscuit Co
Southern Railway Co
United States Steel Corp
Corporation of the
Chamber &F Commercce
Kansas City& Pacific R. R. Co
Incinnati
Dayton
Trenton
R. R. Co
Trinity
New York City
Miami
R. R
Penn
United R. R
New Jersey
Penn. R
American Coal Co
Alleghany Co
Consolidation Coal Co
New Jersey Land Improvement Co
the Insurance Press
Dallas
4Th National Bank
Niagarare Insurant Co
Nail Bank
Michigan
Ist
Terminal Association of
Market & Fulton Natl. Bank
The
Charles E Sholes Co
Dividends Declared by Multiple Corporations in 1908
Third United Cities Realty declares a 216 percent semi annual dividend on preferred stock payable September 1 1908 to holders of record July 31 1908. Books close July 31 1908 reopen September 20 1908. Federal Sugar Refining Co declares regular quarterly dividend of 1.5 percent payable August 2 1908 to stockholders of record July 21 1908. United Gas Improvement Company declares quarterly dividend of two percent payable July 15 1908 to stockholders of record June 30 1908. checks mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cities Realty Corporation
Broadway
New York City
Herer Smith
Federal Sugar Refining Co
A. H. Platt
United Gas Improvement Company
N. W. Corner Broad and Arch Lts
Philadelphia
Lewis Lillie
Sealed Proposals for Immigrant Station Scow Service
Sealed duplicates due by 2 20 P M Wednesday July 20 1908 at the office of the Commissioner of Immigration Fills Island New York Harbor to furnish scow service for ash and rubbish removal at the United States Immigrant Station for the fiscal year ending June 30 1909. Details from Robert Watchorn. Additional notices announce proposals for railway supplies and glassware by the Panama Railroad Company with deadlines July 20 and July 17 1908 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Immigration
Fills Island
New York Harbor
United States
Robert Watchorn
Panama Rail Road Company
State Street
New York
F. ¢. Nordsier
Panama Railroad Company
F. C. Nordsiek
NYT Subscription Rates and Mailing Options
Readers can receive Daily and Sunday Editions by mail nationwide at specified monthly rates. Subscriptions may be ordered via newsdealers or sent directly to the Publication Office. Telephone inquiries are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Orleans City and Lake Road Bonds Surrender Offer
The Columbia Trust Company invites bids by July 31 1908 in Louisville Kentucky for surrender and cancellation of the Consolidated First Mortgage Fifty Year Five Percent Gold Bonds of the New Orleans City and Lake Railroad Company dated January 1894 and maturing January 1 1943. Bids must not exceed 119% plus accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Orleans City and Lake Railroad Company
Itg
New Orleans City and Juake Railroad Company
Columbia Finance and Trust U Company
Louisville
Kentucky
Janean
Columbia Truest Company
Greenwich Savings Bank Six Month Interest Notice
Greenwich Savings Bank announces four percent per annum interest credited for six months ending June 30 on deposits from five dollars to five hundred dollars. Deposits before July 10 draw interest from July 1, 1908. James Quinlan presidents. Charles M. Dutcher treasurer. Hampden Robb, Francis M. Bacon Jr., secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Savings Bank
Ss. E. Cor
6Th Ave
16Th St. In
James Quinlan
Charles M. Dutcher
Treast
Hampden Robb
Francis M. Bacon, Jr
Dissolution Notice for Richards Partnership in New York
Certificate records the dissolution of the firm D Richards & Co and the formation of BRichards & Co by Benjamin Richards. The signatory resides at 346 West 18th Street and appears before Notary Thos A OCallaghan on June 17 in New York County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Richards & CO
W. A. Degen
West Jhth
B Richards
A. O'Callaghan
City bids opened for road paving and local improvements
Public bids by the Borough of Manhattan and the Bronx call for widening Fifth Avenue and repaving with asphalt, regulating and repaving Twenty-sixth Street, and other street works. Sealed estimates for coal, lumber, and vehicles are due July 21 1908 and July 20 1908 at the Departments of Docks and Ferries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Manhattan
City Hall
City of New York
Borough of Manettan
Fifth
Fifth Street
Second Avene
Third Ee No
Thirty-second Street
First Avenue
Fast River
Joan Cloutghen
City of
New York
Board of Assessors
Oqueens
Ist Ward
Willow Street
Main Street
Hoyt Avenue
Sth Avenue
Briell Street
Broadway
Graham Avenue
6Th Street
Vermon Avenue
Jackson Avenue
Grove Street
Onderdonk Avenue
Wiedward Avenue
Madison Avenue
Boerum Avenue
Murray Street
Herman A. Metz
Bronx
Sth
Grand Avenue
Fordham
Roate
St. James Street
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Pier Vig
Battery Place
Department OF Nocks and Ferries
Pier "A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wall Street
McIntyre
Pittsburg Transactions
Pittsburg
Crucible Steel
Mirs Light & Heat
Mt. Tritle Copper
Pittsburg Brewing
Boo
Pittsburg Pl
Glas
S. Steel
Vt S. Steel Pf
West Air
River Coal Us
Pittsburg Brew
Berlin
Foreign Public Securities
Lwyg
Hessida
Saxony
Hamburg
Cologne
Munich
Augsburg
Vienna
Frankfurt-on-Malin
Rente
Fenee
Consol
Netdon
Atchison Soy
Pacific
St. Paustemagoe
UC Ss. Steel
Miniing
Bradstreet
Chicago Stock Market
Belcher
Hest & Belcher
Ophid
Overman
Steers
Petosi
Osthatvarpe
Savage
Az Belcher
Sierra Nevada
Cal
Vas
Aost. Louis
Crown Point
Geula & Curry -WiUtah
Hale & Norcross
Tonopah Goldfield Co
Belmont Tenes Eae &Hj
Jumbo
Golden Anchor
Otilone Star
Jim bButle
Mohawk
McNamar Sereene
Red Hills Midway
Sandstorm Feeee
Montane
Ives
Sheek
Silver Tonepah
West End Wees Pee
Bullf Ae Goldfield
Bullfrog Minin
Adams
Ova
Bullfrog
Atlanta
Gold Bear
Dinas Blue Bell Beer Neve
Saad
Montgomery Mount
Daisy Ee Ease Nescone
Tramps
Diamondfield
the Treasury Balances
Treasury
Public Service Board
America Garter Company
Morris M. Sturm
Gosse Sturm
Broome Street
Joseph Silverstein
West 1Ith Street
Fishman Cloak
and Suit Company
Rosie Fishman
Allen Street
Jacob Blyn
East Eighty-ninth Street
Aaron M. Grant
Sixtieth Street
i _ Economic Folding Box Company
C. C. Wilswaldorf-Astoria
J. Wickliff Gray
Parkee C
Waldece
Groadway
Apparel Manufacturing ‘Company
Adolph Blumenkrohn
187Th Street
Walter M. Rosenthal
St Street
Miriam Israel
Paris Waist Company
Abraham Friedman
Benjamin Friedman
Osborn Street
Louis Parnass
Stuyvesant Avenue
Weil-Haskell Company
Glens Falls
Warren County
Samuel J. Jackson
Jefferson Avenue
Martin H. Weil
Bedford Avenue
Aaron S. Baldwin
Hoboken
Thomas Bracken
Westminster Hotel
J. Rosenblum & Co., Incorporated
Trim
Sash, Doors, &c
Jacob K. Okonowitz
Leonard Street
Barnet Silverstein
Moore Street
A B. Desatnek
McKibben Street
Brook L. Rath Beach Amusement Company
Lawrence J. A. Michaels
Louis Barker
Benson Avenue
Sara Michaels
Third Avenue
Bensonhurst
L. I
Fast Card Importers, Publishers
Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Charles H. Taylor
West Eighty-first Street
Martin Loewenberg
Prospect Avenue
Alfred Robles
West Eighty-third Street
Dalpe Realty Company
Sea Cliff
S. 1
Florinda O'Brien
Sea Clff
John Larkin
Court Street
Sara W. Taylor
Nassau Trust Company
ShCo
Rosesell & Leroy
Bamberger
Jonasson
United Fruit Co
Incorporated
Financial Notes
the United Service
Army
the Navy
Wassermans
Ward Wasserman
Franklin
Montague St
Broadway Manhattan
Edwin Packard Darwin R. James William H. Wallace
Joseph E. Brown
Albro J. Newton Crowell
Hadden
H. E. Pierrepont
George M. Olott
George H. Southard
Robert B. Woodward
Stewart L. Woodford
George H. Prentiss
Henry C. Hulbert Gates D. Fahnestock
William G. Low Lowell M. Palmer
Charles J. Peabody
Francis M. Jencks
Executive
Edwin S. Marston
William H. Wallace
Charles A. Peabody
Arthur King Wood
Gates D. Fahnestock
George H. Southard, Jr
Edward S. Harkness George Frederick Vieter
William B. Lane, M. D
William Allen Butler, Jr
Hugh D. Auchinclose
Moses Taylor Pyne
Charles J. Peabody Arthur King Wood
Clinton W. Ludlum
Frederick W. Richt
Henry C. Low, Jr
Thornton Gerrish
Andrew
Ormack
Adrian H. Muller
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