Cotton Market Sees Sharp Advance As Bull Brokers Push Bales
The cotton market rose with a sharp advance as Wall Street bull brokers bought about 115000 bales and total activity reached around 50000 bales. Local spot prices rose about 15 points for mid upland and 11.25 for middling Gulf amid quiet regional markets in Galveston Savannah Norfolk and other cities with mixed sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Bull
Paes Ee
Gulf
Galveston
Lu'ee
Savannah
Norfolk
Baltimore
Luye
Augusta
Houston
New Orleans
Memphis
Western wheat and grain markets show varied gains and mergers
The report notes strong receipts and favorable weather boosting the marist, with exports and inland demand shaping prices. It also covers bond activity, stock shifts in Baltimore Electric and Northern Central Railway, and confirms a Western Pacific merger via Denver & Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western stockholder meetings.
Central Pacific bonds sold by Kuhn Loeb partners and banks
Speyer Co and National City Bank associate with Kuhn, Loeb to purchase 18,006,000 Central Pacific bonds. The sale closes the Central Pacific first mortgage, preventing further issues. Public subscription will soon be offered. About half bought outright by bankers and half held on option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhn, Loeb ‘& Co
Central Pacific
Speyer & Co
National City Bank
Southern Pacific
Gold Shipments to Canada From New York Agencies
Shipments of gold to Canada over the last few days including some sent yesterday amount to an estimated $500,000. The gold was sent to Canada by the New York agencies of several Canadian banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New York
Curb Connections Barred by Boston Exchanges
Boston stock exchange members and firms cannot be connected with the Boston Curb Exchange after August 1. A Governing Committee vote forbids telephone or telegraph links direct or indirect, and prohibits direct representation on the Curb by members or firms with a partner who is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston Curb Exchange
Boston Stock Excee
Westinghouse stock climbs after denial of transfer
Westinghouse Electric stock vaulted to 75 after a prior report of a management handover was denied. The day saw prices rise from 64 to 69 and then 75 on trades around 5000 shares. A Rehabilitation Committee extension through Sept 1 is noted as guarantees and remaining subscriptions for 6 million dollars in new stock and 4 million for creditors are being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse
Virginia Carolina Chemical President in New York Amid Bond Talks
President S T Morgan and several officers traveled to New York ahead of the annual meeting. Reports suggested a bond issue might be considered, but Morgan denied any bond issue or financing plan had been taken up by the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
S. T. Morgan
New York
Virginia- Carolina Chemical’ Company
Morgan
Georgia railroad bonds sold to investors for one million dollars
The Georgia Railroad and Banking Company, primarily a railroad, leased to Louisville and Nashville and the Wee Coast Line, sold to Joseph Walker & Sons one million dollars of forty year bonds at five percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Louisville & Nashville
Joseph Walker & Sons
Revenue Officers Enjoined in Cincinnati Distillery Case
United States Judge Thompson enjoined revenue officers in Cincinnati from enforcing the new rule for marking and branding the reducts of distilleries. The government demurrer was overruled, and an injunction granted at the request of Clifton Springs and the Distilling Companies, both of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Internal Revenue Officers
United Sates
Thompson
Clifton Springs
United Service Dispatch of Officer Transfers
Special to The New York Times reports Second Lieut B F McClellan of the Twenty-eighth Infantry will join his unit. Capt G J Holden, Paymaster, heads to Boston. Capt T B Hacker, Commissary, to Kansas City for duty. Capt W A Phillips, Ordnance, to Wilmington Delaware for material inspection. Capt R Croxton, Quartermaster, to Fort Yellowstone. First Lieut F G Turner, Sixth Cavalry, to join his command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
B. F. McClellan
Twenty-eighth Infantry
G. J. Holden
Boston
Caty
Amu
W. A. Phillips
Ordnance
Wilmington
Del
Aoe
R. Croxton
Fort Yellowstone
Toxeres
F. G. Turner
Sixth Cavalry
Commander Oliver to Chief of Staff in Pacific Fleet
Commander J H Oliver is assigned as Chief of Staff of the United States Pacific Fleet aboard the West Virginia Ensign E G Harris is granted three months sick leave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Oliver
United States Pacific Fleet
West Virginia
E.G. Harris
Maritime Arrivals and Departures Reported at Several Ports
Arrived vessels include Abarehda at Bradford Tacoma at Guantanamo New Hampshire at Quebec Olympia at Bradford Sylph at New York Navy Yard Marietta at Puero Cortez Sailed Olympia from New London to Bradford Ghica for o Arkansas Hartford Nevada from New London to Gardiner s Bay Mississippi from New York to Newport Des Moines from Colon to Guantanamo Fox Davis Goldsborough and Rowan from Eureka California to Maresland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abarehda
Bradford
Tacoma
Guantanamo
New Hampshire
Quebec
Olympia
Sylph
New York Navy Yard
Marietta
Puero Cortez
New London
Ghica
O. Arkansas
Hartford
Nevada
Gardiner’s Bay
Mississippi
New York
Newport
Deg Moines
Colon
Fox
Davis
Goldsborough
Rowan
Eureka
Cal
Maresland
Court Calendars for Wednesday July 22 in Hoboken District Court
Bankruptcy calendar opens 10 30 A M in Room 66 Post Office Building listing discharges for S480 E H A Martin 10s2H George Clark 107083 Soeramme Prentic 1048 Edgar L Pearsall with adjourned cases for Isidor Feinberg Paul Rines David Kassler Edwin Potosky Samuel Schlarff Kramer Green berg Louis Cohen and involuntary case Petition Lent Barnes 1061 Petition the H H Mfg Co with docket numbers referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Hougah
David Kassler
Edwin Potosky
Samuel Schlarff
Kramer & Greenberg
Louis Cohen
Lent & Barnes
The
H & H Mfg Co
July 22 Court Calendar Listings and Open Sessions
Wednesday schedule lists multiple supreme court appellate and special term sessions opening at 10:30 A M. including various litigated motions and ex parte matters. Also notes Surrogates Court wills at 10:30 A M and City Court terms with opens and adjournments across Chambers Street court buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court — Appellate Division
Reess
Supreme Court
Erlanger
Leopoldstadt-Kann
Borden- Cooper
Eiseman-Nacthing
Olin
Wilson-Frieglander
Rel Winebough-Murphy
Burnett-Burnett
Grote St
Coleman-Manheimer
Hooper-Feuchtwanger
Slocum-Mosher
Moskowitz-Stanger
Derby- Brandt
Wm. B. Harris Co-Smith
Matter of
City Intry Co
Rubin- Rubin
Matter of Jewett Av
Niehaus- Niehaus
Gunther-Gunther
Hitchings-Hitchings
Tisne-Business
Periodical Co
Fishberg-Ramsey
Corcoran-Kelly
Farnataro-Merkel
Barney-Burham Safety Razor Co
Matter of Hutchinson
NY Window Cleaning Co- Jansen
Morrison & Washkowitz-Slater
Goff
Thomas, S
Hall of Records
Loyal L. Smith
John A. Taylor
Eugene Walter
Mary Aiken
Martin M. Goldschmidt
Bridget A. Taugher
William Mason
Lydia A. Griswold
James A. Turner
City Court
Finelite
J.—Helain
Court of General Sessions Opens with List of Defendants
The page lists multiple defendants across three court parts with open sessions at 10 AM and 14 AM. Names include Carmine Otonauria Michel Dernexy Livensop Isid re gist 4-Bina Jones Dena Gibson Jepsiie Woodward and many others, represented by Assistant District Attorneys for the People. The docket shows defendants across Part I Part II and Part UT with various surnames and aliases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF General & Assion
Malone
Te A. AL
Fuseppe Clementi
WM Tfyman Brak
Philp Agen
Pha
Daniel Boland
Jennie Davis
Henry Elvieho
Philip Weinstein
F. Peters
Viartino Carrate
Mary Jones
Lilly Tindal
Is — Anzeiad Buslieon
le Fieoree
J. Parsienis
Sam Priedland
James Cottrel
Josie Copeland
Angelina Culcana
Michael Palmieri
Bella Rosa
John McManus
Cadle
John Sweeney
John m
Joseph Krykals
Leonardo de Io
Court OF General Sessions
Rosalsky
Hart and
Dana
Celia Green
Jacob J. Swinton
Harris Eigprngold
Charles Johnsson
Cosimo Riccobono
James Harris
Joe
Jacob Mat
Supreme Court Docket Entries for Erlanger and Gali
The Supreme Court lists two cases: Ratterman versus Leer with Justice Erlanger and Spencer represented by Frank C. Spencer Jr., and Gali versus Toplitz with Justice Gali joined by Justice Winthrop and McGowan represented by Thomas F. McGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court Names
Supreme Court judges Goff and Lippman appoint David Lippman to case against Andrew J Cole with Richard H Clarke listed. ITY Court judge Finelite assigns Celia Shapiro versus George Moriarty with Joseph D Edelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bankruptcies hit several firms in New York
Bankruptcy schedules list N Mittelman & Co at 27 East Tenth Street with assets about 1500 and liabilities 6800 after a large stock disposal. Hall Brothers at 721 Tremont Avenue Bronx show liabilities near 12000 with all stock moved to storage. Nathan Abend waist maker at 32 Creene Street reports assets 4084, liabilities 16587. Blecher Eiseman & Co importers at 460 and 599 Broome Street show liabilities 56145 with assets 35732. Thomas Mathews Company antique dealer at 652 Madison Avenue shows liabilities 22877 with assets 12200. Creditors include Knauth Nachod Kuhne, Bar thels, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Mittelman & CO
Nathan Mittelman
William Moskowitz
N. Mittelman & Cos
East Tenth Street
Rudolph Sommer & Co
Albert Robertson &O
Brauer & Louis
Gough
E. P
Prentice
Frederick Hall
Hall Brothers
Tremont Avenue
Bronx
Leonard Brunner
Berg Brothers
Nathan Abend
Creene Street
Hirsch Abend
Max Pernick
Blecher, Eiseman & CO
Broome Street
Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne
J. C. Zanilerer
Paul Puttmann
Barthels Manufacturing Company
Brooklyn
Kirchner & Co
Barmen
Germany
Thomas Mathews Company
Phillips & Marvin Bankruptcy Shocks Boston Market
Boston brokers Phillips and Marvin filed for bankruptcy with debts of 1,369 and assets of 3,800. A creditors petition was also lodged against the Taunton River Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Phillips & Marvin
Taunton River Company
Judgments Filed in County Clerk's Office List Debtors and Amounts
Yesterday's docket records numerous judgments with debtors including Altman B and M Friedsam Mrs W R Cochrane and scores of others. City of New York cases feature prominently with amounts ranging around hundreds, many tied to N Y Tel Co and realty firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altman
M. Friedsam
W. R. Cochrane
America
West African and Co
M. Olivier Et al
Ardagh
J. C
M. Hav
P. Bartelson
P.—Mcdermott Dairy Co., $381. Brenoniovich
N. Y
Brennan
J. H
Same
Brown
D. E.—Same
Sts. Bonthardi
Barnum
F. L
Brown & Fleming Cont
F. Fleming
Cingul
Cohen
Fuchs
Samuel
City of
Frankel
C. J
Flaum
Fanny
N. Misel
Frankel, M
E. J. Lasar
Silberberg & Saul, Inc
A. A. Silberberg
E. L
Todd Et.al
Trustees
Green
Isaac
Goldbach
F. W
J. Lehmid
Goldstein
A. S
M. Hirsh
S. Levene
Goldspiner
J.—S. Zolkovitz
Goodyear Rubber Tire Co
W. H. Theobald
Higgins
P.—F
Hahn
Hinton
R. W
Higgins, Margaret
Central Cigar Mfg. Co
Ate
Legal Notices of Several Real Estate Filings and Judgments
A list of court docket items includes names such as Wolfe, Isros, Zuckerman, and Dottenger with associated dates in 1907 to 1908. Entries reference estates, bankruptcies, and land transfers involving entities like Sausage Co., J. McGuire, and the People of the State of New York. Amounts shown include $40, $72, $274, and $458 with vacated statuses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieiner
Wolfe
Isros
Watson
New York
Zuckerman
Micha P
Asky
E Aeeke
Tannenbaum
Jeannettes
Albert
Pope Company to Pay Dividend in Court Transfer
Hartford July 21 The Pope Manufacturing Company receiver asked Judge Curtis for asset transfer to pay an 2 percent dividend of $8800 and to protect interests. New Jersey vice chancellor seeks $65000 more to secure Unizer claim totaling $975,710.09. receiver holds about $628,921.27 in this jurisdiction and $1,376,000 across all districts. Reorganization talks loom amid bankruptcy moves for Stark, Rosenthal and Stark. Blumenstiel firms seek reinstatement of bankruptcy after settlement collapse requiring cash and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Pope Manufacturing Company
Curtis
Superior Court
New Jersey
Unzier
Stark,Rosenthal & Stark
Greene Street
Hblumenstiel & Blumenstiel
Joel Hough
United States District Court
Meeting of Brower Creditors and Dorfeldt Trusts
A meeting of creditors for Maurice Brower wholesale pearls at 12 John Street was held at Stanley Dexter offices 71 Broadway. Leon J. Van Gelder elected trustee with a 50000 bond. Richard Dorfeldt butcher 342 East Forty sixth Street had creditors meet at Macgrane Coxe Church Street office. Lawrence B Cohen elected trustee with a 2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Brower
John Street
Stanley
W. Dexter
Broadway
Leon J. van Gelder
Richard Dorfeldt
East Forty-sixth Street
Macgrane Coxe
Church Street
Lawrence B Cohen
Judgment Entered Against Brown & Fleming Contracting Co
A judgment for 45198 dollars was entered yesterday against the Brown and Fleming Contracting Company of 129 Broad Street in favor of John Fleming. The debt reflects obligations of the old Brown and Fleming firm, which Mr. Fleming had to satisfy after dissolution five years ago. Assets were later transferred to the contracting company, which allegedly agreed to pay the old firm’s debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Fleming Contracting Company
Broad Street
John Fleming
Brown & Fleming
Fleming
New York Incorporations In Albany July Twenty One
The list shows multiple New York based incorporations with varied capitals from 5 000 to 340 000 dollars. Companies include Dahl's Folding Stepladder, Blake Williams, Goodwin's Official Race Game, Elliott Glass Hive, and Virginia Realty among others with named directors and addresses in Manhattan Brooklyn and Long Island. Also noted are dissolutions such as Ramsay Somervell Drew Company and changes like Securities Improvement Company of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahl
New York
Capital
Albert Dahl
Jue West
144Th Street
Gustavus A. Sisel
Kiehta Avenue
Henry Harknett
Shakespeare Avenue
Blake & Williams
Joan C. Williams
Albert B. Williams
West
Twentieth Street
John J. Donovan
Broadway
Goodwin
Frederick S. Goodwin
John Goodwin
John A. Goodwin
Lenox Avenue
Elliott Glass Hive Company
Thadeus ¥.Elliott
Ditmas Avenue
Brooklyn
William J. Marsh
Clarence McMillan
Jonathan Petrie
John Leslie Petrie
Mary Campbell Petrie
East Thirtieth Street
George H. Petrie
West Twenty-eighth Street
Dixie Stave and Tumber Company
J. R Wickery
L. W. Rivers
H. C. Wickery
Wrestl4ist Street
Interborough Garage Company
Direeters
John F. O'Donnell
Pierce W. Grace
Court Street
Thornton J. Theall
Montague Street
New York Auto Supply Company
Hempstead
L. I. Capital
Benjamin L. Underhill
New Canaan
New Canaan, Conn.; George H Sprague
Hewlett
Ramsay-Somervell-Drew Company
Strauss & Anderson
Securities Improvement Company of
George J. Corbett
Wall Street
New Jersey Firms Chartered For Cranberries to Express
July 21 in Trenton the charter list includes West Jersey Cranberry Land Company Medford capital 100000 to grow cranberries. Also Rubber Import Company of New York Hackensack capital 25000 to deal in waste rubber. Several other incorporations include tobacco grower Philadelphia Havana Company Camden oil stones and bones maker Karl Bracher Newark real estate Bay Bungalows Camden railway safety switches Greens Bridge Bottling Phillipsburg brewing and bottling Wagaraw Breachery Paterson bleachery W. R. Thropp & Sons Company Trenton machinery Rockwell Jersey City general publishing National Business Methods Jersey City and Home Delivery Company Englewood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
West Jersey
E. A. Bloxsom
Bay Bungalows Company
Camden
Capital
Robert Peacock
L.M. Wilson
Charles Bridge
Jersey City
B. S. Manse
L. H. Gunther
John R. Turner
Greens Brige Bottling Company
Phillipsburg
Incorporators
J. V. Sarecool
P. T. Keller
Clarence Keen
C. Jaeger
Lewis Mersfelder
Jacob Ludwig
National
Hugh Arthur
E. Ferminger
Frederick Nelson
Wagaraw Breachery
Paterson
J.T. Thoman
R. C. Logan
G. van Cleve
W. R. Thropp & Sons Company
W. R. Thropp
J. E. Thropp
J. W. Thropp
Y. S. Rockwell Company
W. F. Rockwell
J.A. Doyle
Edward S. Long
Home Delivery Company
Englewood
W. J. Wright
G. Z. Demarest
Leroy Vanderberg
Comny
Silica Sand Company
Gee Opie
Young
J. Feron
Ands . Young
Reports of National Banks and the Chemical National Bank of New York
The document presents the condition reports for the Bronx National Bank Newark schedule and the Chemical National Bank of New York as of July 15 1908. It lists assets including loans and discounts reserves and securities and notes the bank's legal reserve, deposits and liabilities with totals and signatures of bank officers and notaries.
First National Bank of New York Statement July 15 1908
Report details assets and liabilities including loans of 58.9 million dollars, U S bonds securing circulation, deposits totaling 78 million, and capital stock of 10 million with profits. Officers listed: P r u y n, Sard, Walker, Hussey, Batchelder, NERZOG. Sworn by cashier D B Ackus on July 20 1908.
Nassau National Bank of Brooklyn figures July 1908
Israokian Ns July 15 1908 bank statement shows loans and investments 71260 80 exchanges for clearing house 80425240 cash reserve qasltr1.85 B10 5812 79795 capital stock 5the Ce Surp and press of circulation set deposits 5874000 30 812 78705 officers include Thomas T Barr president Bz Woodward Edgar McDonald 24 vice president D V HK Hegeman cash Foster Smith asst cash John W Seaman asst cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau National Bank OF Brooklyn
Israokian
Thomas T Barr
B. Woodward
Edgar McDonald
D. V. HK. Hegeman
Foster Smith
Cash
John W. Seaman
Mellon National Bank of Pittsburgh Ledger July 15 1808
Pennsylvania banks resources and liabilities report shows loans and investments 29 766 778.77 due from banks 5 488 2465.35 cash and reserves 3 612 199.00 deposits 39 145 161.67 29 145 161.67 under A W Mellon president R B Mellon VP A W Knox VP W S Mitchell cashier B W Lewis Asst Cashier A W McEldowney Asst Cashier H S Zimmerman Asst Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon National Bank
Pittsburgh
Ecb Spree Bean E-Aeeke
A. W. Mellon
R. BR. Mellon
A. W. Knox
W. S. Mitchell
B. W. Lewis
A. W. Meeldowney
H. S. Zimmerman
Second National Bank of New York completes July 15 1908 financials
The bank reports resources totaling 15 950 885 69 with loans and discounts of 38 801 141 58 and securities 895 959 06. It lists deposits 11 565 874 73, capital 1 000 090 00, surplus 1 500 000 00, and profits 198 989 70. Officials J S Case and directors certify accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thier
Second National Bank
City OF
New York
U. S Anne
suRiti
Sss
Igeeaurnes
Wees
Peta Ak
Chatham National Bank Financials July 1908
The Chatham National Bank of New York reports loans and investments 6 768 272.99 due from banks 762 162.51 and cash reserve 184 44 total assets 9 875 375.95. Deposits stand at 6 ??? executive officers include George M. Hard president Frank J. Heaney vice president Charles H. Imhoff vice president W Strawne cashier H L Cadmus assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiede Eee Cis
George M. Hard
Frank J. Heaney
Charles H. Imhoff
W. < Strawn
H. L. Cadmub
Altoona Bank Financial Snapshot 1908
A fragment from 1908 shows bank figures with resources and liabilities. The entry lists loans and investments 1 524 501 from other banks 11 87 24 cash on reserve 487 75 2 472 485 92 liabilities include capital stock 150 000 60 surplus and profits 302 446 45 circulation 11 40 deposits 1 846 789 47. Officers named John Liord president H M Pavies cashier k C Wilson assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Liord
Pres
M Pavies
Notice to creditors of Bell and Fyfe Foundry Co
In pursuance of an order by Hon Garret J Garretson Justice of the New York Supreme Court dated July 6 1908 creditors of Bell and Fyfe Foundry Co lately doing business at Astoria Queens City of New York are notified to present claims with vouchers verified to the assignees Louis H Strouse Oliver J Matthews at their Nassau Street office Manhattan on or before September 7 1908 Dated New York July 6 1998 Williams Folson Strouse Attorneys for Assignees 116 Nassau Street Manhattan New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret J. Garretson
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Bell & Fyfe Foundry CO
Astoria
Iliams
Folsom & Strouse
Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
New York
Louis H. Strouse
Oliver J. Matthews
Williams, Folsom & Strouse
New York City
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Grain and Provisions
Seaboard
Liverpool
Berlin
Northern
Duluth
Chicago
Havre
Prennig
Santos
Rio
Jundiahy
Baltimore Electric
Central Railway
Philadelphia
NEW York Stock Exchange
Ft S &M
Igs
Western Pacific
Denver &Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western
Siptember US
Mit
Riks
Sentember Ae S SA
A. C
Macon Ry
Maryland
United Gas and Cambria Steel
Khack Thich Valley
Union Traction
Readns
Tnited States Steel
Smelane
raMkson
Ambria Steel
el & Iron
N. A
Keystone Telephone
Luke
Lehigh Te
Lehigh
Lehigh Nav
Marsden Co
Minehillsereeeegs Fsg BS
Pennsylvania
eh wenate A256 623-16 62%, +50, Penna. Salt Co
Phila. Electricum Style
Phila
Rap
Reading
Southern Railway
Tonopah
Belmont
Repub
Cuba
City
Eees
Alb & Susa
Seeee O
Ice
S& MS
Louis & Nash
Louls & Nast Unlloy
OUP
Ann Arbor
Io& T
T&s
Lois
Nor & W
L&sfrr
Denver
Tex & Pac
Coll Trust
Col Industrial
Uniss
San Fr
Hiosstor
Steel. Corp
Lee
Betty Nee
Erie
Damon Ats
Erie Penn
West St Co
AMG
Ann
West Md
West Tn
Occa Ees
Westinghol & M
Neem
Pete Ade
Central Pacific Bond Plans
Revenue Officers
the United Service
the ‘Army
T. B. Hacker
Kansas
the Navy
Federal Courts
State Courts
Per Hochstadter
O. J
Bernstein
T. F. McLaughlin
le Compte
W. G
K. Katz
Lauria
A. Allen Watts Co
Mulry
Thomas M
Thomas T
Joseph M. F. Eran
H. Swain
J. A. Manahan
Miller
Berger Mfg Co
Marcusson
Excel
Minden
M. F
Lord & Taylor
Niagara Amusement Co
New, Jennie
Schaffner
Geo
C. H. Pearson
Beott
Seymour
Stein
David
D. Shuldiner
Sanders
Herman H
H. Saul
Schwartz, Martin
W. H. Davidow
Sohle
Harry S
Davidson
Benedict Co
Sweet
Samuel—Simpson Crawford Co
Schwingshahl
Dottenger
Tromprecht Sausage Co
Ui. Sidhe
Rochnina
R. Buttiar
Daly
Iisenstein
J. D
H. B. Claflin Co
IML
Gundiach
H. Keeh
J.- F. Steeves
Groge
Anta M
W. H. Alden
Brower
Albany
N. Ae ' Leer Realty Company
Gallavan
Charles
Beatchamp
F. Crane
Park Row
Sweet Realty Company
Canal
Frank A. Sweezy
Clifton Flace
Riehnordd
N, IL
George A. Sweety
Sayville
Wennbre ‘Thers’ Jewelr
Louis Mann
Thirteenth Street
Joseph Man
Samuel Mann
Twelfth ‘Avenue
Virginia Realty Company
Boston Florist
SLI
Spiros Calamaras
Juin” Street
James T. Caparel
Thirty-second Street
Peter Capareli
Third Avenue
John A. McCarthy & Co
J. A. McCarthy
J. Q. McCarthy
M. E. McCarthy
West Seventieth Street
Incorporated
Bronx National Bank
Newark
U. S
ORIN
Reports OF National Banks
Chemical National Bank OF New York
Ram
Banik
Hass Sran
UU. S
Siseed
Peecaene Fim
Neem Pane
Aee
United States
U.S
Stan Core
State of
Francis Halpin
FP. Brown
W. Emlen Roosevelt
George G. DE Witt
Robert Walton Goelet
Newers
William A. Price
Harry Kolef
F. A. Wurzboch
Geo N. Reinhardt
Thomas J. Quinn
U. Ss. Turer
First National Bank
U. S&s
U. Ss
Albany Banks
Dul Reed
National Commercial Bank
Incense Aments
PAN
Manks
Xecky
Robert C. Pruyn
Grange Sard
County of
Ss. I
Backus
Cc. D. Backus
Grace
Nolers Public
Francis L. Hine
J . William H. Moore
H. P. Davison
Fey Senatencias Aoce
PRN Sen
NSS
County of New York
Joseph S$. Case
J. S. Case
John H. Samuelsen
John. W. Aitken
Louis Morris Starr
Chatham National Bank
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