Freight rates rise on southern lines in Southeast
Louisville July 17 Freight rates in the Southeastern Freight Association and Southeastern Mississippi Valley Association will advance from four to ten cents per hundred pounds to align with the Southwestern Freight Association. Opponents called the move impolitic but tariffs are being prepared in Louisville with filing due by August 1 and likely effective September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Southeastern Freight Association
Southeastern Mississippi Valley Association
Ohio River
Southwestern Freight Association
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Rail executives debate targeted rate hikes at pivotal meeting
Pennsylvania Railroad President McCrea said no broad rate increase was planned though class rates may need lifting where they are too low. Harahan and Hill urged higher rates to avoid wage cuts, noting rail traffic, manufacturing purchases, and crops in the Northwest influence the outcome. Harahan attacked Stuyvesant Fish and emphasized the need for prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrea
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mississippi
Ohio
Republic
Harahan
Europe
Rothschilds
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central
Mr. Harahan
Chicago
James J. Hill
Great Northern
St. Lawrence
Hill
Northwest
Conditions of Trade Reflect Slow Yet Steady Improvement
National trade signals from Dun's Review and Bradstreet's indicate slow but real progress toward better business conditions. Railways show smaller declines, warehouses clear inventories, and fall prep rises, though retail demand remains tempered by weak public buying and ongoing collection delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
Bradstreet’s
eSummer
Southern and Pacific Northwestern
Shippers Seek Conference Over Freight Rate Rise
Chicago July 17 The National Committee representing Illinois manufacturers asks railroads for a joint conference on planned freight rate increases. President Upham says shippers oppose a rate rise without consultation and are ready to discuss terms, while not opposing the general plan outright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Upham
Missouri
National Committee
Decas
Gould Securities Rise Amid Missouri Pacific Purchases
Gould securities advanced on reports of Missouri Pacific purchases by Rockefeller interests. Rumors of a change in control were dismissed as unfounded by banking circles. Notes of Wheeling and Lake Erie, guaranteed by Wabash, rose to 9% bid as $8 million notes mature Aug 1, with profits possible if extended on Wabash credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Rockefeller
Wabash
Gould Lines
Wabash Railroad
Wheeling & Lake Erie
German Bank Maintains Gold Import Policy Amid Surging Vessel Holdings
Berlin reports show the German Imperial Bank continues advancing gold imports under a policy that supports imports. A $750,000 rise in miscellaneous assets, including advances on incoming gold, brings total to about $51.5 million, the highest on record. Foreign trade data for the half year show precious metal imports of $35.75 million and exports of $8.25 million, with total imports at $1,075.75 million and exports at $838.25 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
New York
Shippers Reject Roosevelt Aid in Freight Rate Fight
The Manufacturers’ Association leads the opposition to a proposed 10 percent freight rate hike and dismissal of a Roosevelt style commission. James T. Hoile argues price setting is private and warns railroads may delay Inter State Commerce Commission reviews. He urges a balanced committee and criticizes Harriman and railroad tactics. Hoile pledges continued resistance with Illinois Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maufacturers’ Association
Roosevelt
James T. Hoile
Manufacturers’ Association
Hoile
Brown
New York Central
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Inter- State Commerce Commission
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Mr. Brown
Illnois Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
Traction stocks lead losses amid mixed steel activity
Selling pressure hit the traction group with all issues closing lower while United States Steel saw only arbitrage activity. Cambria Steel held firm as Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigation showed dull to steady trading amid scattered gains and declines across the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Steel
Cambria Steel
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation Trust
Seles
American Smelting
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Cambria Stoék
Ieee Eees
Eee
Elec
Frank. & South
Glueck Ve Pig
Lake Superior Corp
Lehigh Nav. T.c
Pennsylvania
hila_ Electric
Phila
Abash
Warwick Steel Va
Westmoreland Coal
Iystig
Traction
Reading
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Minir Fea
Uniar
Union Traction
E. Hom
I. S. Steel Pl
New York Incorporations Reported in Albany
July 17 reports list new incorporations in New York including International Dryer Company with $150,000 capital and directors George H. May Joseph F. Hanrahan William M. Grosvenor. Shulte Realty Company $66,000 capital. City Motor Service. Greenwich Metal Company $4,500 capital. Reiner Optical Company $2,000 capital. New City Realty Company $500 capital. St Albans Park Company increasing from $75,000 to $105,000. plus dissolution of Atlantic Postal Telegraph-Cable Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
International Dryer ‘Company
New York
Capital
George H. May
Newburg
Orange County
Joseph F. Hanrahan
Mutual Life
Buffalo
N. Y
William M. Grosvenor
Broadway
Shulte Realty Company
John J. Donovan
Thomas Hilt Low
Norh A. Stancliffe
City Motor Service
Dba
George A. Melbourne
West 122d Street
H. C. Fuller
Nf York
M. A. Doyle
Butler Street
Brooklyn
Greenwich Metal Company
Julius Roggen
Nathan Roggen
Harry Roggen
Customs Ruling Lets Machine Belting Fall Under Wool Goods Tariff
The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled that specially prepared woven belting used to transmit power to machinery is dutiable as manufactures of wool. The ruling, in response to Thomas Meadows & Co of New York, keeps the belting at the higher rate for wool goods but based on value, not a lower ad valorem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Thomas Meadows & Co
New York
Sharretts
Principal short term notes close bids and asks
The table shows bid and asked prices for principal short term notes as of yesterday. Entries include Am Tel Sete D% 1910, Atlantic C L 1910, Ches Ohio 1910, Chicago & West Indiana 1910, Interborough Transit 1910 1911, Lackawanna Steel 1909 1910, Lake Shore 1910, Louisville & Nashville 1910, Michigan Central 1910, National Railroad of Mexico 1909, New York Central 1910, Penn R R 1910, Public Service 1909, St Louis and San Francisco 1908, Southern Railway 1909 and 1916, U S Rubber 1909, Wabash 1909, Wheeling & Lake Erie 1908, St Louis Missouri & Illinois 1909, Seaboard Air Line receiver’s, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. Tel. Sete
Atlantic C. L
Ches. & Ohio
Chi. & W. Ind
COC & BL
Interborough R. T. Oe
Interborough R. T
Kan
City Southern Sie
Lackawanna Steel
Lake Shore
Louis. ‘& Nash
Michigan Central
Ipio Synth
Nat. R. R. of Mex
New York Central
Nort. & West
Penn, R. R
Public Service
Southern Railway
Ee U.S. Rubber Co
Wabash
Wheeling & L. E
Treasury Funds and Liabilities Reported in Washington
Treasury begin today with a reserve fund of 150 million in gold coin and bullion. Trust funds to redeem outstanding certificates show 188 million in bank deposits and 84.65 million in the Philippine treasury awaiting reimbursement. Current liabilities total 128.44 million. Gold in reserve stands at 819.32 million and silver dollars at 479.74 million. General funds amount to 199.17 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeee
Trading in Baltimore July 17 fair volume and firmer prices
Local trading in Baltimore shows fair volume and firmer prices with United Railways securities advancing while Sea Board 4s fell back. Cotton Duck issues rise with the preferred stock up 1 point and Mount Vernon Woodberry bonds down 54. Shares count 190 and bonds $131,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United Railways
Seaboard
Mount Vernon
Produce Exchange Stock Prices Report
The Produce Exchange stock section shows the principal sale of 12,000 shares for Branch Mint with open .0244, high .0244, low .02, and last .02 per share. The summary reflects yesterday's intra-day trading in the stock market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Produce Exchange
Financial notes reflect trading, travel, and debt issues
Smithers of F S Smithers & Co sails for Europe on the President Lincoln and will be away until mid September. St Louis and San Francisco Railroad pays 15 percent of the par value on notes maturing August 29 1908, reaching 40 percent anticipated. City of Baltimore bids due August 17 for a 1 million dollar 3 1/2 percent sewer loan maturing October 1 1910, issuing in 100 increments, registered only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithers
Stock Exchange
F. S. Smithers & Co
Europe
Lincoln
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Baltimore
Court Calendars for Saturday July 18 Define Special Term Sessions
Supreme Court special term opens at 10 30 AM with ex parte business Surrogates Court Chambers probate at 10 30 AM City Court special term opens at 10 AM with ex parte business Receivers appointed in New York listings detail several named suits across Supreme Court Erlanger and Dugro judges. Referees appointed New York. Guardianship and probate matters noted among many party names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Dugro
New York
United Service Officers Report for Promotions and Assignments
Officers of the Medical Corps report to San Francisco for promotion exams. Captains Shockley Wadhams Vedder Bosley Stedman Whaley and Lamson named. Detailed assignments include Castle to Pay Department, Mason to represent Medical Dept. at Winnipeg meeting, Marshall to Quartermaster General office, Rand to Wilmington district, McDonough Bond to Washington Barracks, Dent to Vancouver Barracks, Caples to Fort Leavenworth, Earle to Vancouver Barracks, Shelton to Insular Affairs, Wilson to Atlantic pistol event at Fort Niagara, McMillan to acting Quartermaster temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Medical Corps
San Francisco
M. A.W. Shockley
S. H. Wadhams
E. B. Vedder
J. R. Bosley
C. J. Stedman
A. M. Whaley
T. Lamson
C. W. Castle
Thirtieth Infantry
F. D. Ely
C. F. Mason
American Public Health Association
Winnipeg
Manitoba
R. C. Marshall,Jr
Quartermaster General
L. H. Rand
Wilmington
Del
M. J. McDonough
Bond
Washington Barracks
E. J. Dent
Vancouver Barracks
W. G. Caples
Fort Leavenworth
J. H. Earle
Department of Columbia
G. H. Shelton
General Staff
Bureau of Insular Affairs
W. %. Wilson
Coast Artillery
Fort Niagara
KR. F. McMillan
Maritime arrivals and sailings listed with stations and routes
The log lists multiple arrivals and sailings including Hartford Bradford Albany Emapala Mississippi Newport Choctaw Washington Des Moines Guantanamo Co Ion Abarenda Newport News Bradford Lebanon Hampton Roads Beaufort N C Hampton Roads Milwaukee Bremerton Honolulu Tacoma Colon Bremer ton Yankee Alexandria Hamp ton Roads for harbor movements and outbound voyages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Bradford
Albany
Emapala
Mississippi
Newport
Washington
Des Moines
Guantanamo
Co Ion
Abarenda
Newport News
Lebanon
Hampton Roads
Charleston
Prairie
Beaufort
N.C
Milwaukee
Bremerton
Honolulu
Tacoma
Colon
Yankee
Alexandria
Business troubles and bankruptcy filings listed
Mary H. Gridley of 107 West Seventy-second Street files a petition in bankruptcy with liabilities of 4656 and assets of 3200. Julian Scholl & Co. of Kingston New York and 126 Liberty Street New York City file schedules showing liabilities of 87439 and assets of 107750 including stock machinery real estate accounts notes and reversion. H. C. Zettler a New York corporation assigns for benefit of creditors to Pierre Gougelmann. The firm, incorporated in 1907, lists Walter Gougelmann as president and H. C. Zettler as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Gridley
West Seventy-second Street
Julian Scholl & CO
Kingston
N. Y
Liberty Street
New York City
Harry T. Miller
H. C. Zettler
New York
Broad Street
Pierre Gougelmann
Walter Gougelmann
Sisk Manufacturing Company Adjudicated Bankrupt
Judge Hazel in Buffalo directs bankruptcy adjudication for the Sisk Manufacturing Company of Canandaigua a major kitchen enamel ware maker with $1,000,000 capital and over $1,200,000 in creditors claims. Creditors will appoint a bankruptcy trustee alongside existing receivers managing the affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Hazel
United States District Court
Sisk Manufacturing Company
Canandaigua
Listing of judgments filed with numerous creditors and amounts
A lengthy list of judgments filed yesterday shows debtors paired with creditors and monetary amounts. Many entries reference City of New York, various banks, and firms such as Reilly, Searchlight Quaker Mining Co, and Kingsman firms, with totals ranging from tens to thousands of dollars.
Numerous Contracts and Debts Listed in Loan Ledger
A dated ledger shows diverse parties and sums including Asen H Groller Society 454, Brooks E A Davis 27, Baldanti Mary 439 and 687, Cappelle Yetta 204, Cupples W W 260, Gulf Co operative 0, Interborough Transit 833, New York Interborough By 893, 2132 for NYC and Queens line, plus many others. Entries span 1903 to 1968 with multiple debt amounts and associated firms or individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupples
W. W
A. T. Leon
E. P. Dutton & Co
Gulf Co-operative Company
A. Maggio
C.zuccero
A. Galant
Guggolz
J. Pandall
Same
Eh G. W
O. D. Dike
Joline
A. H
Douglas Robinson
F. Lawler
Interborough Rapid Transit Co
T. M. Nevins
J. J. Mulligan
New York Interborough By. Co
J. J. Trainor, Jr
New York City and Queens County Railroad Co
C. Thomson
Levine
Hebrew Germilath
Schiesinger
H.—J. Olfendorff
Warshaw
G. H. Epstein
Insurance and Clergy Linked Property Claims in 1908
The notice records several 1908 property and life claims involving Westminster Presbyterian Church of West wd ot and related insurers. Entries name individuals such as W. Coteman and Louis Bloch, with dates in March and July and monetary amounts including 2262 and 118. Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance Co and Glube and Rutgers Fire Insurance Co are cited with vacated entries and sums like 88d4 and 1650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church of
West Wd
W. Coteman
Zaduty
Louis and
Moilie
B. K. Bloch
Jacobson
A. Schendall
Cosmopolitan Fire Ins. Co
New York
A. Tanora
Glube and
Rutgers Fire Ins. Co
L. Kaufman
Arrival of Buyers Registering by Phone in Colony
Buyers may register in the colony by telephoning 1000 Bryant. A long list of firms and agents follows, naming H. S. Skimarr, Le Hirsch, J. G. Hickey, A. Stahl, C. Liesdorfer, and many others selling clothing, dry goods, millinery, upholstery, linens, and gowns at locations in cities including Peoria Detroit Cleveland Boston New Orleans and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schipper & Black
Peoria
H. S. Skimarr
Church Street
Meier & Frank Company
Portland
Ore
le. Hirsch
Union Square Cohen Company
Richmond
C. Ll. Maas
Broadway
Blodgett
Ordway & Webber
Heston
Mass
W. W. Webber
Martinique
Hickey & Freeman
East Twentieth Street
Lipman, Wolfe &Co
A. Stahl
Leonard Street
Powers, Little € Co
Knoxville
R. P. Hughes
Albert
Lafton
Dry Gourds Company
Little Rock
Ark
J. B. Gross
Nations
Herald Square
Ely & Walker Dry Goers Company
St. Louis
A. Jungk
Holsery and Gloves
Breslin
Wanamaker
John
Philadelphia
Penn
G. Darnell
Tenth Street
Breslin Stewart Dry Goods Company
Louieville
C. Liesdorfer
TAO J. O
Chicago
Famous
H. J. Flederer
Washington Place
Brottell
Edson, Keith & Con
D. J. Fallon
Reville
Wrman, Partridge & Co
Minneapolis
Minn
D. C
HS. Gates
Broome Street
Prince Goore
Warner Brothers
Erie
L. A
Warner
Imperial
Clinton-Close Company
Toledo
Ohio
Close
Hotel
Alligator Leather Goods and Accessories Advertised
A city trade listing shows Grossman Leather Co and partners offering alligator leather goods, beads, blankets and quilts from &chiff Brothers, corsets by Boston Hygienic Corset Co, and a range of garment components including hangers, hosiery by A. B. Andrews Co, knitwear by Myres and American Hosiery Co, neckwear by Berliner Strauss & Moyer, art by Drescher & Cusson, ostrich feathers by Rosenshine Bros, ribbons by Fry & Friedsam, suits by I Caplen, sweater coats by Klein & Co, and waists and costumes by Spitzer & Harris, with tarpaulins sold by John Sullivan & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alligator
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
E. 34Th St
American Bead Co
Broadway
Chiff Brothers
West Sith
St. Favors & Table
B. Shackman & Co
B. Brager
Walker St
A. B. Andrews Co
West 15Th Street
Myres
Max M
American
Hosiery Co
Franklin St
Mer's
Rosenshine Bros
Mfg
East
Fry & Friedsam
I. Caplen
Cor
12Th St
West 20Th Street
Waterpao IF
John Sullive & Son
Hudson St
Lake George area notes in Sunday Times
The New York Times promises tomorrow’s issue will feature detailed, graphically illustrated coverage of events around Lake George and nearby areas. Readers are urged to order Sunday’s Times now as supply is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Times
Sibama Lake
NEW York Times
Lake George
TIMES
Adyv
The
Shipping and Mails Miniature Almanac for Today
Arrived Friday July 17. List of ships with origins and July dates includes Mauretania Liverpool July 11 and SS Proven ue Havre July 11. Other vessels such as SS New York Rotterdam July 5 and SS Algonquin Jacksonville July 14 appear, with several entries unclear or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauretania
Tiverpool
Provenue
Havre
New York
Rotterdam
Jelunga
Mtterdam
Fallion—Hall
Middlesborough
Morre Isle
Havana
Algonquin
Jacksonville
Hawitson
Nor?ak
Pawner
Philadelphia
Isk Sud
Galveston
Charles
Amsterdam
City of Atlanta
Savannah
Comal
Maritime Wireless Reports From En Route Vessels
SS Arabic inbound to Liverpool reported by Marconi wireless one mile east of Sandy Hook at 1 pm yesterday due at its pier about 1 pm today. SS Caroma, inbound, reported two miles west of Fastnet at 12 30 pm yesterday due at Queenstown about 7 am today. SS New York, inbound, reported four miles west of the Lizard at 4 pm yesterday due at Plymouth about 5 pm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Marcon
Winness
Sandy
Hook
Caroma
Owiesing
Marconi Wireless
Fastnet
Qheenstown
New York
Nutscine
Lizard
Plyormouth
Tarda
Foreign Ports Arrived Ships List July Port Arrivals
A dense list of ships and their origins or destinations with arrival dates in July. Vessels include Koenigin Luise Touraine Nieuw Amsterdam Romanie American Montserrat Kasenga Matoppo Rome Hudson Ducadezil Abre Hrantwood Guerune Caprera Calliope Lowther Crescent Crown Prince Celtic Valdivia Morants San Fuvarnt Swedish Prince Star of Scotland Chaucer Malthe and others arriving at Roterdam Naples Havre Rio Grande do Sul and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touraine
Fay
Nieuw Amsterdam
Roterdam
Romanie
Nap
American
Anio
Montserrat
Kasenga
Singapore
Matoppo
Maja
Rome
Naples
Hudson
Havr
Ducadezil Abre
Genoa
Hrantwood
Ris Janetro
Guerune
Sani
Caprera
Messina
Eile Og Seovami
Coeonel
Tule
Corte Castis
East Lomion
Filar de Larriniga
River Plate
Jst
Calliope
Port Salt
Lowther Ce
Sres. Saly
Crown Prince
Rio Grande Do Sul
Celtic
Queenstown
Valdivia
Barry
Morants
Napier
San Fuvarnt
Santos
Star of Scotland
Chaucer
Vitoria
Brazil
Pacific Steamships Schedules of Tours and Destinations
List of sailings with routes to Hawaii Japan Korea China Philippine Islands via San Francisco and Vancouver. Ships include Shawmut Empress of China U S Transport American Lord Sefton and Warnega with dates July 18 22 27 31 and August 6 1900 style notes and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawai
Japan
Furea
Dina
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Korea
Hawaii
Alame
A.o
I. Sa
China
Seattle
Shawmut
New Zealand
Australia
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
San Francciso
Lord Sefton Tag
Philippine
San
U. S. Transport
Ju's
Marquesas Islands
Weather forecast and temperature report for Eastern U S
The bulletin notes a moving low from the plains into the Valley and lake regions bringing rain and thunderstorms across the Midwest and Atlantic states. Weekend outlook calls for cooler clearing conditions west of the Mississippi and a fair start to next week in the east with brisk winds along the coasts. Temperature readings show a 74 degree average yesterday with specific times recorded and humidity near 49 to 64 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plains States
Atlantic States
Mississippi River
Alantic
New England
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
European
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Inited States Weather Bureau
At & P.M
Subscriptions Listed for Times Publications
Order through any newsdealer or direct from the Publication Office. Daily and Sunday, 75 cents a month. Subscriptions received at Times Building, Times Square, 8 Spruce Street, and 80 Broadway. Telephone 1000 Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Building
Times Square
Spruce Street
Broadsway
Bryant
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Illinois
St Albans Park Company
Carl E. Nygren
Nostrand Avenue
Strooklyn
Atlantic Postal Telegraph-Cable . Company
William B. Dunn
the Treasury Balances
Treasury
N. Ss
United Rys
Con. Gas
Ee A
Light’ & Power
Elec Ry & Dz
Farm. & Merch Bk
Maryland Casualty
Produce Exchange
Financial Notes
State Courts
Erlanger
J.—Grant
McGowan
RB. F. Barra
Hildebrandt
Hawchurst
Jerome S. Hess
Kaufman
Doughty
James W. Sullivan
Arnold Vs. Klein
Maurice Blumenthal
Wells
Unique Realty Co
Joseph D. Kelly
Arnold
Carpenter
the United Service
Army
the Navy
H. C.dinger
B. Y. Rhodes
E. E. Spofford
Olympia
Altieri
R. E. Thibaut
Abell
J. T
J. G. Mulligan
Burns
Margaret
Kerin & Dunn
Brennan
G. H
J. Duncan
Benjamins
A. J. O’keefe
Bartha
McCready-Beals Co
Bimberg
L—C. Miller
Ballard
W. R
Stenley Court Realty and Construction Co
Cally
G. R
City of
Crocker
P. K
Siegfried Heinemann
Chausler
E.—J. Weiss
Clause
Frisch
Fuller
H. D. Johnson
Flatow
S. C. Winstian
Flaum
Frances
H. J. Simmonds
Friedman
Annie Miller
Gross
Emogene M. Preston
Gallicho
Hughes
I. E
Heddon
C. A
Hamilton
H.—Same
Hopkins
S. R.same
Hyne
F People
Hewett
B. F
T. J. Murray
Ee G. T
Frederick Hollender & Co
Halpern
A.—Carter
Black & Ayers
Immerman
Israel
M. H
W. Birke
Ingraham
Jeffrey
F. P. Schimpf
Johnson
J. Bartles
Knepper
J. J. Bach
Kennedy
Hemna
Langsfeld
F. R
Murphy
F. J
Mayer
J. S
J. A
L. L. Jacobson
Moore
R. M
J. A. Murray
Mitchell
J. M
R. W. Holmes
Asset O.—Mechanics’ Bank of Brooklyn
Amet Die Mosher
R. W
W. D. Lewis Co
Maino
McKeown
McGarry
T.—Same
Nagle
Newman
S. Casola
O'Neill
H. J
F. L. Polk
Potenzier
Schnell
Summers
A. M
Stone
S. Cc. Winstein
Salomon
H.—C. Dumas
C. Conti
Spolidorf
Sandusky
J.-M. Bernenko
Swain
F. O
Youman's
Soble
J. J
E. V. Babcock
Schoenberg
Fannie
B.— State Bank
Singer
A. Wells
J. T. Dixon
Schmidt
C. Wegell
Silverstein
S. Schwartz
Sineo
R. Pitt
Smith
J. P
C. Hofferberth
Walker
H. B. Bradbury
Willard
A. E
N.Y
Whitehouse
H. F
White
A. G
Waldron
D.H
Whitmore
G. W
Williams
J Dawson Et al
Waterbury
R. C._ Doggett
Ziedrick
E. J. Gillies
Zeiger
L.—J. Reilly
Ranger Construction Co
J. Friend
Home Exhibit Co
Associated Merchants of
Knepper Ealty Co
Stewart Printing Co
Kenny Directory Co
American Selling & Developing Co
Tribune Asen
Mason Concentrates Food Co
Livingston Bros. Drug Co
A. J. Bachmann Co
Surety Co
R. L. Cerero
Franklin Electric
F. Behrens
Groff
West 720
Annapolis
Weert Point
Joseph ¢. Groff
U. S&s
N. A
MRS
Academy OF ST. Joseph
Brentwood
Nhe
School For Young Ladies
State University
St. Agnes School
New York University Law School
J. Tempkt
J.D. As
Sec
Washington Sq
College OF Physicians and Surgeons of
Bevan
M. D
Calvert and Saratoga Sts
Baltimore, Md
C. E. Mason
Fox, the Castle
Tarrytown-on-Hnudson
Ll.m
Park Row
Moravian Seminary For
Bethlehem
J. Max Hark
D. D
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Hell Gate
SAIL
Mois
Southampton
Umbria
Liverpool - Li
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Ponce
Mayasueza
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Ang. Wilhelm
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Lincoln Bamburg
Koenig
Verdi
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Princess Anne
Nor
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bremen
Drumcairne
Colorado
Tampico
Aes
Kansas City
Richard Grenville
Kuela
Nagfred Seeseese
Sewers
Vianzanillo
Teeereeveeees Mobile
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Gibraltar
Uly
Kansas
Zulla
San Juan
Juan
Proteus
van Orleans
Wireless
Malthe
Hamburs
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