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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1908

Page

9

Steel Trust Posts Big Gains and Rising Demand

United States Steel Corporation reports dividends declared after a quarter with high earnings and record July bookings above 26 000 tons daily. Despite lower quarterly earnings than 1907, unfilled orders totaled over 3.3 million tons, with August and September dividends scheduled for stockholders of record in early August and September.

United States Steel Corporation Wall Street Corey

Utah Copper declares first regular dividend of 50 cents

The Utah Copper Company based in Colorado Springs with mines and smelters in the Bingham Utah district has declared the first in a series of regular dividends of 50 cents a share on 735000 outstanding shares, totaling 865500 dollars. Payment to stockholders of record Sept 20, 1923, will be Oct 1. Charles M. MacNeill is President and Spencer Penrose is Secretary-Treasurer. John Mays Hammond of New York is Mining Director.

New York Times Colorado Springs Col Utah Copper Bingham, Utah Charles M. MacNeill Spencer Penrose John Mays Hammond New York

European investors see U S securities as improving

Suffern Tailer of Tailer & Co. reports European observers recognize that U S financial troubles were not fundamental and that America is clearing up the situation, signaling renewed interest in U S securities.

T. Suffern Tailer of Tailer & Co Europe

New York Incorporations List From Albany

Special to The New York Times Albany July 28. A long list of companies was incorporated including Newskin Company Brooklyn capital 120.00 and Direct ors Walter L. Douglas Martin E. Waldstein William H. Childs Sargent & Co New York capital 100000 Globe Show Case Company Brooklyn capital 19000 University Societys Inc New York capital 10.00 Audubon Heights Realty Company New York capital 6.90 The Charles B Flugge Company New York capital 5000 Amusement Company New York capital 2000 Manhattan Embroidery Company Brooklyn capital 10000 Ramm Manufacturing Company from 5000 to 20000 Glen Cove Bank from 30000 to 50000 When Its Ice Cream Company from 50000 to 75000 Dissolutions Pennsylvania Terminal Improvement Colony Quincy School Company.

New York Albany Newskin Company Brooklyn Walter L. Douglas Front Street Martin E. Waldstein William Street William H. Childs Battery Place Sargent & Co George H. Sargent Thomas J. Atkins Henry B. Sargent Leonard Steel American Arc Lamp Company Capital William L. Levy Eugene E. Spiegelberg Jérome A Jacobs Broadway Globe Show Case Company William H. Shinnaman Maple Street Geors .W. Horton Park Place Harry E. Lewis Underhill Avenue Nes Company C. Capital Zelma Mean Joseph A. McAnerney Twenty-third Street Harold M Wilcox Mount Vernon Westchester County University Societys, Inc George J. Bryan D. S. Beasly, Jr Ferdinand Trepp Fifth Avenue Audubon Heights Realty Company s—Louis Fitlinger West 162d Stret Reuben West 114Th Street Waliam FE. Hulbert West Eight Thomasl.reynolds Lenox Avenue John P. Everett Liberty Street Manhattan Embroidery Company Henry C. Kraft Katharine L. Kraft East Eighty-second Street Arnold Stern West Ldist Stree

Morse Reorganization Plan Offered by Bondholders Committee

The Bondholders Protective Committee for C W Morse's Consolidated Steamship Lines unveiled a plan to reduce capitalization to align with earnings of four South Atlantic lines. The scheme includes 15.44 million in collateral trust bonds and 40 million in stock, with 2.4 million in collateral notes and equivalent common stock as a bonus, potentially forming Atlantic Gulf West India Lines. Metropolis and Eastern lines may join later. several companies face receiverships or store closure sales.

Tus South Atlantic Steamship Lines Hayden, Stone & Co Metropolitan Lastern Steamship Companies Morse Ciianianeene Steamship Lines Atlantic, Gulf & West India Steamship Lines Clyde Steamship Company Mallory Steamship Company New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Company New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company Eastern Steamship Company Metropolitan Steamship Company

Customs Board Denies Downgrade on Post Card Duty

The Board of General Appraisers upholds 25 percent duty on souvenir postcards imported by O G Hempstead & Sons. Protestants argued for 35 cents a pound lithographic rate, but the board and General Appraiser Howell sustain the collector. Additional protests by A Wimpfheimer & Brother M J Corbett Co and others are overruled or sustained as noted.

Board of United States General Appraisers O. G. Hempstead & Sons Philadelphia New York Howell A. Wimpfheimer & Brother M. J. Corbett & Co J. G. Johnson & Co L. & E. Stirn Weil & Hartman Freyberg

Bankruptcy notices list numerous firms and creditors

Schedules in bankruptcy show Cooke Banknote Engraving Company assets of 0.468, liabilities 7,370. Jacob I Braun liabilities 11,545 assets 4,907. Toscain Brothers Incorporated liabilities 11,245 assets 16,060 with creditors Empire City Marble Co and Robertson Art Tile Co among others. Isaac Greenberg liabilities 38,066 assets 21,859. others include Morris Orynitz insolvency and Joseph Hunter case with garment discrepancies.

Cooke Banknote Company Cooke Banknote Engraving Company Cedar Street Fred J. Grace Jacob F. Braun Jacob I. Braun Third Avenue Adolphe Schwab Leon Nirsen B. L Strossbourger & Co Morris Ornitz Morris Oynitz Worlens Kidrigge Street Joseph Schulz Michael Hirsch Mough Charles L. Cohn ST. Lawrence St.Lawrence Massena N. Y Oliver Watson Watertown Toscain Brothers, Incorporated East Thirty-fifth Street Empire City Marole Company Robertson Art Tile Company Saac Greenberg H. Bauendahl & Co John & James Dobson Philadelphia Furstman & Co United Mills Company Lavine, Mann & Drowne David Mayerson Mayerson & Hirschenheim Stanton Street Hirschenheim Joseph Hunter United States District Court Hunter & Schensul Greene Street William H. Willis Hutner

Newark official weighs bid to remove Box Board receiver

Vice Chancellor Howell of Newark N J heard an application yesterday to remove Sidney Mitchell one of the receivers of the United Box Board and Paper Company which runs fifteen mills nationwide The bondholders move seeks removal and Howell will rule on Friday with a decision due then.

Howell Newark N. J Sidney Mitchell United Box Board and Paper Company

Short Term Notes Bid Prices From Yesterday

The principal short term note issues show bid prices and terms with bids around 99 to 100 for various maturities through 1912. Key issues include Am. Tek & Tel January 1910 at 99, Coast Line March 1910 at 98 to 99, Lackawanna March 1909 at 49.5, Michigan Cent February 1910 at 100, Public Service November 1908 at 66, and Southern Ry early 1910 at 80 to 90, among others.

Am. Tek & Tel Luoares Coast Line S. & Ohio Lely C .Hi. & Ag Tud Ebruary Roe Odbc Interbor I. T R. T, Co Kan City South Lackawanna Stee Lackawanna St Lake Shore Cas Louis. & Nash Michigan R. R Central Kerolk & W Penn, R. R Southern Ry Rubber Co Wabash Wheeling & L. E

Market trading in Baltimore shows fractional losses

Special to The New York Times Baltimore July 28 trading was active and prices lacked firmness today. Fractional losses were recorded in Seaboard West Virginia Central G B S Brewing and Houston Oil stocks. Maryland Casualty gained 44 Carolina Central 4s advanced 1/8 to 85 4. Shares 240 hands $48,000.

New York Times Baltimore Seaboard West Virginia Central G. B. S. Brewing Houston Maryland Casualty Carolina Cyntral

Pittsburg Exchange Transactions Report

Special to The New York Tomes from Pittsburg on July 28 reports today’s local Exchange transactions with trading activity across securities and commodities. The brief notes market movements and notable volume, with emphasis on which issues showed gains or losses in early trading.

New York Pittsburg

Notice of petition for discharge in bankruptcy

David Davis bankrupt files petition dated July 7 1908 praying discharge from all debts. Creditors and other persons must attend hearing before United States District Judges at the U S Court House New York on August 10 1908 at 10 39 A M to show cause why discharge should not be granted and to attend examination. Referee in Bankruptcy John J Townsend. New York July 27 1908.

U. 5 S. District Court For Southern District of New York David Davis United States District United States Court House John J. Townsend

Judgments Filed in County Clerk's Office Yesterday

Debtors listed include Ashley G City of N Y with 206 dollars and Ditchen City of N Y with 206 dollars. Other entries include Rhouvie T H Fletcher Stanley Co 500 dollars and Booth Julia M admx W A Milliken 533 dollars. Listed creditors include Penn Rubber Co of N Y and Commercial Cable Co among others.

Ashley N. Y Penn. Rubber Co Pe - Antz C. F G. R. Sutherland Benton Beck Brody Booth P.—Same Behr BE. A H. V St. George Fryrnes C.A L. Meck Rhouvie T. H Fletcher-Stanley Co Julia M Adm'x W. A. Milliken Bathgate J. H H. C. Prentice Crispino A. Valente Ditchen City N._Y de Panther C.—Same Elkin E.—Same Gordon R. J Same Golden M. Hoffman Et al Green

Judgment Debtor and Creditor Names From Case Docket

A list of judgment debts and creditors with filing dates including Creveling William and E Meyer on April 24 1908 and J Sturdevany on June 15 1840. Also names like Henry Lewinsohn Feinman King Bookstayer Morgan and various executors and admx figures with amounts such as 554 and 3558 listed for reversal or settlement.

Creveling E. Meyer Aane Hausling F. M F. B. Richardson J. EB N. Y King

Court Calendars Open in United States District Court

Calendar for Wednesday July 29 lists disorderly docket items in Bankruptcy discharges for names including Louis Rittenberg Hyman Millstein L & H Reinheimer Sidney Kaufman Leon Kupperman Jacob Gumpertz Isaac Aul Uift M Samp son Abraham Rieland and many others with adjourned cases objections motions and multiple court divisions including Surrogates Court City Court General Sessions and Supreme Court proceedings as of 10 50 A M in New York courts chaired by Judge Hough and others with lists of firms and individuals involved.

United States District Court—Hough, J Louis Rittenberg Hyman Millstein Jacob Goldberg Juarman D. Morris Gustave St. .E Adolph M. Koch Louis Engleman Branton Brothers Ethan Eichmer Morris Tobias Rachel Goldman David Rothman Cohen & Arenberg Bertha L. Hookay John J. McGrath Taneyer Steiman & Greenberg David Kessler Henry G. Wolff Elier Potosky Greenberg, Heinze & Co Bailey Piano Co Glee, Woltart, Schiller Supreme Court Goff Thomas August C. Holthusen Joseph Abraham Ellen M. . Delaise Simon Lesser Marcus Braun Charles L. Herth Mary E. Reilly Eugene Walter Josef Walter Catherine Keyels Ormed City Court Finelite Ris County Court House Chambers Street Malone, J Marshall and Howe George Trebhardt Hugo Schropp Thomas Reilly Edward Reasin William Simms John Seagwell Benjamin J. Gwio James J.campbell Michael Condon Tony Decreine Edwin CC. Everette Frederick Gagnon Andrew Daniel Salvatore Mastropierto Yudel Goldberg Antonio Catalang Pinzolo Bonaventura Bernard A. Greenhood Hi— Rosalsky J.—Dens Hart and Dana The People Harry Bonnell Charles Johnson Nicholasburn Joe Or Jacob Notuson John Cutter Samuel Schuz Ton. Keistres S—Benny Shaw John Bren Marine Mary Wise Jeste Jand George Owens William Thompson Joseph Fotia Joseph Crivello

Calendar notes from Supreme Court sessions

Wednesday July 29 listings show appellate divisions and terms with recess. The Special Term Part I in Dayton opens at 10 50 A M for litigated motions including many named cases such as Booth Ryall Kilvan Locke Schalkenbach Nat Ventilating Co Emi rant Ind Sav Bk Kuntz People Mechanics & Traders Bk Eiseman Naething and others.

Supreme Court Dayton Booth-Ryall Kilvan-Locke Schalkenbach Nat Ventilating Co Emirant Ind Sav Bk-Kuntz Mechancs & Traders’ Bk Eiseman Naething Burnett-Burnett Olin Vingut Leopoldstadt-Kann Caughey-Lewis Do -McGinn-Levy Lowenfeld-Rubin Barth-N. Y Ev Journal Pub Co Lahnachin-Case Bennert-Penn Voightman A Schwoerer & Son Thos F. McCall Cont Co-Millman Bouvier-Gleason Peppie-Mech & Trad Hk Matcalm Offerman-Kingston Fealty Co Raur- Acritelli Eiseninhe-Kieley Cohen- Cohen Mather-Smedley Franklin- Rosen Rel Bloomingdale- O'Donnel Matter of Notman Oakland Beach Andry Callec Kane-Malia

Supreme Court Docket Highlights and Parties Named

Supreme Court entries list Moses Packard versus Samuel Packard with Frank T. Fitzgerald and Jacob Jung Co against Philip Adelson handled by William Arrowanith. Dayton, J. presides over George D. Lloyd versus New York Offices Furniture Co. and William H. F. Wood. John J. Moe Bride versus Fairfax United States Mail Chute System by Joseph D. Kelly. Libbe Rappaport versus Solomon I Hunger by James J. Nealis.

Supreme Court Gotf Moses Packard Samuel Packard Frank T. Fitzgerald Jacob Jung Company Philip Adelson William Arrowanith Dayton George D. Lloyd New York Offices Furniture Company William H. F. Wood John J. Moe-Bride Fairfax United States Mail Joseph D. Kelly Libbe Rappaport Solomon I Hunger James J. Nealis

Buyers register to contact vendors in hotel listings

A long column lists multiple vendors from cities across the country with their product lines and contact points. It names Elliott W.H. Co Detroit Hershey Brennen Co New Amsterdam Hotel and many others offering carpets draperies clothing hats cloaks gowns millinery and more at various hotels and streets.

Ohio Stewart & Co Baltimore G. G. Cameron Church Street Giddings, J. M., & Co Cincinnati Miss A Lawton J. Andrews Bailey Company Cleveland L. G. Oppenheim Cadilac Harris, A., & Co Dallas Texas Harris Leonard Street Oat We Bolding Silk Company Allen Lin Broadway Peek Georges B Dry Goods Company St Louis Kansas City P. A. Mekhenna Walker Street Barr William St. Louis R. N. Fernald Union Square Traxler, Lewis Ompany Phe Daxton N. A. Fried Drs RIT Cecil Carleton Clothing Company S&j Louis John. Carleton Broadwey Central Hotel Anderson Owensboro J. B. Arnold C. P. Markland Seymour A Marks Anelsnas L.r Friedman

Miller Company Neckwear and Belts for Women Ad

A. W. Millar Co. accurate creators importers and manufacturers of high class neckwear and belts for women. Lidenberg & Co., 477 and 479 Broadway, importers manufacturers converters laces white goods ladies neckwear ruffine waists.

A. W. Millar CO G. Lidenberg & CO Broadway Necc

Guide of Buyers Card Listings for New York Vendors

A listing of vendors and their specialty goods in New York City shops. Includes ALCOHOL APPLIANCES by G. Cohn & Co., Inc., 837 Broadway, and Otto Thurnauer at 310-318 6th Ave. Also lists industries such as ALLIGATOR LEATHER GOODS, DIAMONDS by M. J. Averbeck, and LAMPS by G. Cohn & Co. Inc., with numerous addresses across Broadway, 5th Ave, and East 18th St. Many other categories cover fabrics, hardware, and decorative items.

Unioni Square Barr, Wiliam, Dry Goods Company St. Louis E. H. Wade Leonard Street Albany Baier Monroe Mich Imperial J Hillman's Chicago Til A. Kallman Broadway Buckley-McClure Company Knoxville Church Street Smith, T., Company Leston Miss Vinci Spring Street Howland Dry Goods Company Bridgeport Oakland Cal M Gantz Stpctos Street Wodward Grart Searle Wash C. F. Huber Croaks York Hizman le X Columbus Ole Townsend & Wratt Dry & Wds Company Samnicis Desk Newman, Laves Aly Jiston, Meyer, Wise & Kajishen Wellington Levy, M., & Brother Stockton M. Levy Cumberland Jones Dry Joods Company Kansas City W. T. Hombs Union Square Cumberland Miller & Wheeds Richmond J. R. Weymouth Wittam F Altoona Penn J. M. Jay Ifsens R Street Farles & Wallice Spryesfield Mass Peek George B Dry Geais Company Maz Walker Street Wirstern G. Cohn & Co., Inc Otto Thurnauer 20Th St Grossman Lesther Co., Inc E. 34Th St Oriental Otto Braids Kursheedt Mfg. Co Sutro Bros Braid Co Greene & Spring H. L. Shulman & Co Moyses & Dreyfus Too Fifth Misses’ & Children's Wadler & Ziegler Boston Hygienic West 34Th Ft Crockery & Porcelain Drescher & Cisson A. Hochheimer Rosenshine Bros 11Th St Fry & Friedsam I. Gaplan Cor Coats&cardigan E. Klein & Co Leonard St. Laiss Spitzer & Harris W. 20Th Triangle Waist Co Messaline John Sullivan & Son 27Th St DAIEY J. H. Spandau

Shipping and Mails Miniature Almanac for Today

Shipping and Mails Almanac lists sun and moon rise set times with tides for today. It records vessels arriving Tuesday July 28 including Kronprinzessin Cecilie Bremen and Ablanca Colon with various port calls and dates across multiple lines.

Passages Reported By Marconi Wireless Near Sandy Hook and Nantucket

Ships Teutonic Nicenins Lirurta Slavonia Larbarossa Deutschland La Provence were sighted by Marconi wireless near Sandy Hook Nantucket South Shoals and Brow Head. Arrivals and expected docks listed with times from yesterday and today including Plymouth Havre and various pier commitments.

Marcont Sandy Hook Lirurta Marconi Wireless Iworress Slavonia Nantucket South Shoals Larbarossa Marcmi Wireless Nantucket South Showl Brow Head Plymouth Brow Lend Havre Vr. M

Foreign Ports Arrived. Ships and Arrival Dates

List of ships arriving at British ports with their origins and dates in July. Mauretania at Liverpool July 28, Kaiser Wilhelm II at Bremen July 23, Germania at Leghorn July 24, Francipe di Piemonte at Leghorn July 24, Florence at Newport July 21, Mesaha at London July 25, Zeeland at Dover July 28, Kilchalten at Fremantle July 26, Vandalia at Hong Kong July 28, Muncaster Castle at Aden July 28, President Lincoln at Cherbourg July 27, Dachestan from Montevideo July 17, Erika from Seville July 33, Volturnoa from Hamburg July 25, Chaucer from St Lacks July 27, Helius from Bremen July 27, Cearense from Pavia July 25, Glenelg from Port Said July 26, Nearthwaite from Cardiff July 32, Rotterdam from Amsterdam July 21, St Leonanis from Antwerp July 26, Ghazee from Malta July 28, Promettiers from Hamburg July 27, Alice New York for Naples passed Gibraltar, Clauen New York for Hamburg passed Sey, Hotham Newton New York for Rouen passed the Lizard, Diamant from New York passed Dunnes ne 3 Ploride New York for Havre passed the Lizard.

Liverpool Bremen Germania Leghorn Florence Newport Mesaha London Zeeland Dover Kilchalten Freemantle Vandalia Hongkone Dachestan Montevideo Erika Seville Volturnoa Hambure Chaucer St. Lacks Helius Cearense Pavia Glenelg Port Said Nearthwaite Cardiff Rotterdam Amstenedam St. Leonanis Antwerp Ghazee Malta Promettiers Hamburg

Destination and Steamer Schedules Across Pacific and Asia

A jumble of sailing times and routes lists several vessels and destinations. It references Japan, Korea, China, Philippine Islands, Tahiti, Marquesas Islands, Hawaii, and Australia with voyages via San Francisco Vancouver Seattle Victoria and other ports. Dates span late July to mid August with varied times in the evening.

Japan Korea China Seatie Riat Maru Jaman Hina Philippine Islands Weer Victoria Pak Ri Sus Pienvisco Tahiti Marqueses Islands San Franciscos— Marines A Baie Hawaii San Francisco Siberia Thins Seattle Torsa Matu Australia New Zealand Samoan Islands Fiji Islands New Caledonia Vancouver BB. C Aspeues Tadie Nes

Weather and shipping outlook from Washington dispatch

The Caribbean low has split into two centers one over the interior and one near the Florida coast with a minimum pressure of 22.76 inches at Jupiter. Expect rain and high winds along the Atlantic seaboard for the next three or four days as a disturbance develops.

Washington Carrbbean Sea Florida Jupiter Atlantic Gulf Virginia Vale Leve New England Middle Atlantic Athaetic New York New Jersey Pennsylvania

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