New York Times Newspaper Archives, Jun 27, 1913, p. 11

Motor Trucks Shaping U S Army Vehicle Future

Washington announces official tests to determine if motor trucks replace horses for army use. A four‑member board will oversee the test with dates to be announced. Truck makers predict a booming market if results prove superior, while motorists are warned about rough roads and detours along major routes and ferries.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Gree Washington United States Tere Beleve United States Army G. W. Bennett

Read with Free Trial

Customs Rulings Define Duty on Catalogues and Goods

The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled on several tariff cases. William Prestler of Toledo challenged 24 percent duty on printed matter claiming free entry for gratuitous distribution, but the ruling upheld duty. William Larzelere & Co of Philadelphia lost a dispute over galvanized iron strips used to make flexible metal tubing taxed at 45 percent ad valorem. Pins and needle sticking machines imported by Boye Needle Co of Chicago were taxed 45 percent ad valorem, not 30 percent as machine tools. Judge Fisher delivered the decisions.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Board of United States General Appraisers William Prestler Toledo Fisher William Larzelere & Co Philadelia Boye Needle Company Chicago Hhe Company

Read with Free Trial

Albany Firms Form Real Estate and Industry Corporations

Albany June 26 These companies were incorporated today including The Residency Company of Lawrence Park Bronxville realty 600000 Smith Hemenway Co Inc Manhattan hardware 250000 Vanderbilt Avenue Batting Corporation Manhattan realty 200000 The Willams Line Inc Albany forwarding lightering ship owners 8000 and many others across New York including patent rights 40000 general contractors 20000 and auto service firms 10000.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Sperint New York Times Albany Residency Company Lawrence Park Bronxville Arthur Prence Charles J. Marvin Archie A. Jock Smith & Hemenway Co., Inc Manhate Hardware Jacques L. Walenberg Edmond R. Lyon Marvin Mackenzie Broadway New York Pullfashion William L. Mantline Michael Han Charles R. Nelson Steger Rotary Valve Motor Co., Inc Moent Vernon Cronenberg Jacob Norden Max Jaeger Mount Vernon Sea Investing Corporation Manhatt Tealty Norman Johnson M. VY. Sauter Josph Barbato Pine Street Sen Franklin Bigelow Corporation of Manhat Wiley Stanley Hill Franklin F. Bigelow Greacen Wall Street New Com- May, Inc Schenectady General Contractors Thomas R Crane Thomas E Dean Wiliam Veeder All of Science- Innovation Publishing Company, Inc Manhattan John Ford Edward J John A. Card West Fifty-seventh Street L.connor Company, Inc Edward L. O'Connor John McNeill Nicholas de Cesare Cohem Sree New Rm mmaker-Conners Company Union Street Brooklyn M&s Com- 3Y, Inc Louis N. de James M. Weitsman Israel Siegel Nassau Street Antthony Auto Repair Company, Inc Enry Matrasiteh Dinghy Posereconenen Mruckhausen St Eighty-fourt Street yetRiviere Iron Works Company, Inc Egatten Adolf Weiss Adolph Weiss Hanni Tise Fast 138Th Street En Othed Hill Nurseries, Inc Castleton- Seattazon Bor H. Mills Luana A. Bell Edwin Bell Castleton-on-Hudson

Read with Free Trial

Gowns Entered in Bond Under New Duty Plan

Dress and Waist Manufacturers' Association hails Finance Committee action allowing models to be entered in bond with no duties if kept in the manufacturer's factory and re exported after six months. Style brokers pay full duty. Separate note on Formosa tea, Newark leather measures, and rising silk prices in Yokohama and Milan with ongoing market activity in Shanghai Canton and New York.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Bartholomew The Association Oliver C. Macy Carter, Macy & Co Treasury Ng Mitchel Custom House Newark

Read with Free Trial

A. H. Morgan & Co. Moves to New Quarters

A. H. Morgan & Co of 200 Fifth Avenue will relocate in a few days to the building at 122 West Twenty-sixth Street after taking a long lease on the fourth floor. Cable reports from L. Gwalter & Co. list Yokohama raw silk sales at 1,500 bales last week with shipments at 1,700 bales of which 1,500 reached the United States. Stocks in Yokohama stand at 1,250 bales.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Yokohama Milan Shanghai Canton New York A. H. Morgan & Co Fifth Avenue West Twenty-sixth Street L. Gwalter & Co Madison Avenue

Read with Free Trial

Novel Jewelry and Accessories Trend Features

Monogram belts with fraternity initials and bright sash colors dominate summer fashion. Bathing caps gain a coordinated look with ribbons matching the sash. A circular rim device converts watches to expansion bracelets by locking a watch into the rim, allowing easy insertion and removal while keeping the watch flat against the wrist.

Read with Free Trial

Regulation Prohibits Western Australia Walnut Imports

The Governor General under the Quarantine act forbids import of California walnuts into Western Australia. The ban covers walnuts grown in California and walnuts shipped from California. The measure aims to prevent codling moth introduction.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Australia Western Australia California Korea Trinidad London

Read with Free Trial

Multiple New York Firms Enter Bankruptcy in 1913

The St Denis Hotel Company at Broadway and Tenth Street was placed in bankruptcy by three small creditors. Judge Hand appointed Arthur H Gotthold as receiver with liabilities around 550,000 and assets near 515,000. Other filings include William C Beutel Co Inc wholesale beer dealers, Henry B Laskey pawnshop operator, Ivy Hat Company receivership, Charles Simons Sons Inc creditor meeting, Balkind Joseph & Co amended schedules, all detailing insolvencies, preferential payments, and court-appointed receivers or trustees.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

ST. Denis Hotel Company St. Denis Broadway and Eleventh Street William P Rooney Hoadley William C. Beutel & Co., Inc East List Street Frank J. Fonda William Baber Peter Rathje Peters & Heine New York Bottling Henry B. Laskey Third Avenue Sixth Avenue Edward Martin Hand West Thirty-eighth Street IVY Hat Company Charles Simon Sons, Inc Union Square Stanley W. Dexter Broadway Holmes J. Corbett Balkind Joseph & CO S36

Read with Free Trial

Financials Filed for Panhellenic and Partners in Bankruptcy

Transactions reveal Balkind and Joseph as partners with liabilities of 90 064 and assets 37 853 after Jan 25. Arons shows liabilities 20 562 and assets 13 225 including Waterbury stock and trust cash. The Panhellenic schedules list liabilities 15 536 and assets 2 952 with creditors Socrates Xanthaky Demetrius Viasti and Apostolo Ringa among others.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Messrs. Balkind and Joseph Arons Waterbury Panhellenic Corporation Vesey Street A. Xanthaky Socrates A. Xanthaky Demetrius J

Read with Free Trial

Debtors Named In Judgments Over One Hundred Dollars

A list of judgments issued yesterday shows multiple debtors with amounts ranging from $110 to $2,996. Notable pairs include Alper Samueil M Kupsonel et al $112 and Rudiger Eugene A et al $8,996, with several large sums involving corporations such as Fidelity and Casualty Co of New York $2,451 and Lehigh Valley Structural Steel Co $250. The compilation features individuals, receivers, and companies across New York City and related firms.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Alper Samueil M. Kupsonel Acierno Angélina C. Ippolito Hentty Altea Guggenheim Exploration J. de Puysseleyr Baird John H John H.G. H. M. Toch Et al, $144. Barasch, Abraham M J. Levinson Hadner Amerthen Peering Co, Inc Bernsohn David—A. Cohen Baumler Gustave—F. Schaeffner Wiiliar Hermitage Co Clements Nicholas D Ciga Co Eee Cox Patrick—H. Hirchhfeld Ce Meyer L.—Metropolitan Tobacco Co Bostick John W F. Till Dressier Herman Joseph Beck & Sons Dornousch Leon—M. Swordling Ertz John—N. Bonanzio Davy Martha V Humphrey D D. Michelson Fouring Carl Charles Joburg Bros Fischer Jacob—P. Gregory Fuchs Joseph Louis Karp O. Karp Ginsburg Harry—D. Ginsburg Grossman August A. F. Schneider Goldberg Max—L. Linder Samed G. Bruskin Jeece George W Yellow Taxicab Co Landau Frank—National Varnish Co Kohn Edward Herman Gold H. Beck Loeb William M. Kavanes Alexander O. L. Richard Miller Sampson I E. M. Powell Kaidy Mander F C. Lankisch Nolan James E Hanover Paper Co A. Lyons Mary E.—G. Leask Ernest David E. Kennedy Ince Miele Joseph S F. E. Peters Mitlitzky Solomon and Simon—H. Schoenberg Onufryk Andrew B. R. Bloch Patrick Albert D., Jr J. A. Morgan Phillips Jacob Harris Lewitz Peterson Thomas V. S G. J. Stolz Russell David A Willard's Hotel Co Riehl Charles G A. C. Austin Rudiger Eugene A John M Guaranty and Surety Co J. Brouchaud Roseman Samuel—L. Levy Ichardson Thomas—R. Boone Rosso Benne Pellegrino Colletti Shulsky Louis M. Frankel Watson Thomas B., Jr L Kestel Et al Joseph—Richard E. Thibaut, Inc Thomson Joseph B Joseph B. Thomson Terhune Frank J. Muller Zblatsky Mary S. Fischer & Co Worthington Frances F Lorraine Holding Co Ward George M Ihe M. F. Howden F. B. Crawford & Co H. Nathan Annex Home of New York City , Inc V. Palmiesi Greenwood Supply Co L. T. Couch Liverpool London W. Gibson Fidelity and Casualty Co New York A. H. Jones Longacre Square Theatre Co North River Ins Same Williamsburg City Fire Ins William McClintock Co Borgia Bros Madam Josephine, Inc Bamberger, Stern Co

Read with Free Trial

Debtor Creditor Judgments Filed Dates and Amounts

List of judgments filed against debtors with creditors and dates from 1904 to 1918. Includes names such as Wilson Lucy J Century Holding Co May 27 1913 for 6485 and others like Thayne Wm C Rosen et al Sept 11 1912 for 135. Abenschein Louis J M Schmitt March 4 1913 268.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Wilson Lucy J Century Holding Co Thayne Wm. C Carr Frank A.—J. Condron Fusco Giuseppe—I. Tremarzo Faultless Construction Co Israel Lippmann—Tozzini & Co Mason Henry—Morse Henry—Morse — Rogers, Dec. 2 1912, $479 Otto Singer Development Co E. R. Lyon Greeeneee Nathan—W. Graeff Same Joseph, Rudolf, and Fidelity and Casualty Co N. Y P. W. Cullinan Krotenberg Samuel—I. Cohen Martin Holding Co A. H. Ivins Greenwood Supply Co L. T. Couch

Read with Free Trial

Arriving Buyers List Prompts Registration by Phone

A column lists arriving buyers and instructs registration by calling 1000 Bryant. The long roster names Houghton & Dutton Co of Boston and many other firms across the United States with representatives and product lines including cloaks, dresses, millinery, lace, and remnants, reflecting a busy trade network.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Bryant Houghton & Dutton Co Boston Mass E. Adelberg Latham. Bock Little Rock Ark W. Bock Herald Square Kaufman-Strauss Co Louisville C. E. Durand Jones Francis & Co Richmond M. Rosengarth Clarke Bros Scranton Penn Miss Kelly Union. Square Filene W., Sons Co Miss Keegan Mr. Weeks Mr. Phillips Herz Terre Haute Ind J. M. Keller Hale Bros San Francisco Cal Harshbarger S. C. Harshbarger Union Square Powers Mercantile Co Minneapolis Krolik, A., & Co Detroit Mich Patrick T & Co Duluth Broadwarks, Isaacs & Co New Orleans Kronheim Mann & Reilly Chicago Iil Rothenperg Ellkes

Read with Free Trial

Commodities Markets Show Mixed Wheat Corn Oats Slump

Wheat ends with a net loss amid unsettled sentiment and rainfall in Ca and Minnesota. Corn advances with strong cash demand and hot Southwest weather, while oats firm then ease to unchanged or slightly lower. Cotton seed gains 4 to 10 points. cotton declines 7 to 15 points. Coffee falls sharply on Brazil rain relief and weak European response. Rio and Santos receipts higher. Prices and futures show mixed signals across grains and softs.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Minnesota Northwest New York Chicago Brazil Santos Rio Havre Hamburg

Read with Free Trial

Cotton market fades after mixed signals and July uncertainty

The cotton market retreated from Wednesday gains with a net decline of 7 to 15 points as rumors about the National Gunners’ report unsettled sentiment. New York certificated stock stands just over 42,000 bales, while Liverpool’s July activity keeps futures unsettled. Local spot prices eased 10 points to 12.40 middling upland with 100 bales sold.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

New York Liverpool Houston

Read with Free Trial

Cotton oil prices hit new highs as refiners buy

The market shows bullish cotton oil sentiment with prices above eight cents and small offerings. Active covering in old crop positions continues as refiners step in, amid forecasts from the Weather Bureau for Friday and Saturday across cotton and grain states detailing variable showers and fair, warm conditions.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

New York Times Washington United States Weather Bureau Cotton and Grain North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Utah Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Indiana Illinois Upper Michigan Lower Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Nebraska

Read with Free Trial

Market Prices for Dairy Products and Eggs

The notice lists current market quotes for butter, cheese, and eggs. Butter prices include various grades from 27 percent creamery extras to 24 25c. Cheese covers State whole milk, colored, white and pale, and skims with ranges 3 4c to 14 14c. Eggs show fresh gathered extras at 22 24c per dozen, firsts 16%4 19tac, seconds 17 18c, and dirties 16 16%4c, with case and state notes.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Biazec Pennsylvania Hennery

Read with Free Trial

Miscellaneous Markets and Commodity Prices Report

The wholesale beef market showed no changes in cuts from Western sources. Sugar and raw sugar remained firm with London prices steady. Molasses and syrups traded quietly with general price steadiness. Rice and flour markets were firm amid wheat market uncertainty. Oils held no notable movement. Naval stores saw moderate demand for spirits of turpentine while resin and tar stayed unchanged.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

London

Read with Free Trial

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edgewater Fery Fort Lee Hil Automobile Club of America New Jersey Northen Jersey New York State Hudson Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown Nyack Suffern Tuxedo Newburg West Point Wislem Revere’ Beach Lynn Worcester Lowell West Boylston Clinton Harvard Cedar Street Carnation Volterette Company Lloyd's Brighton Beach Greater New York Park Place Caured St Selsheng Kansas City Omaha Lowey Peet Mae Atleet Et Prev High Serene Wee Enne Zucker Ephy Washington Pi Paris Paradis Dresden Burgerwiese Ratines S. Shidlovsky & Co East Broadway 27Th St Levy Knickerbocker Miss Singer Lenox A. Suderov Maiden Lane Chas.shongood Walker St A. & Sons Telephone Franklin Charles Shongood Miscellaneius Markets Henry Siegel Frank E. Vogel Private Bankers F.L. Champion W. J. Doherty Casnice Asst Casnicr General Utilities Corporation Ing F. L. S.hafuss Century Bank Fifth Ave 20Th St 104Th St Third Ave 47Th St Grand St Bowery Greenwich & Warren Sts Capital & Surplus Harden L. Crawford Louis G. Kaufman Exec. Committee Co S. Mitchell G. P. Kennedy W. H. Devlin W.D. Pike Williamsburgh Savings Bank Driggs Ave E. B. Tuttle Charles J. Pasfield Henry A. Schenck William E. Knox Joseph G. Liddle Union Dime Savings Bank 40Th Street 6Th Avenue Alex. P. W. Kinnan Francis M. Leake William G. Ross Greenwich Savings Bank (Inc 6Th Ave 16Th St James Quinlan Neil M. Bacon B. Ogden Chisolm Excelsior Savings Bank William J. Boome John C. Griswold St.ccx Union Square Savings Bank No Rock Wood President Co Seamen’s Bank For Savings Daniel Barnes George M. Halsey Williston H. Benedict Dollar Savings Bank Sunes E. Edwards WM. M. Kern Harlem Savings Bank 125Th ST Lexington Ave Ironton Railway Company N and Southern NEW York Trust Company Broad Street Times Otto T. Bannard Sidney C. Borg Philip J. Goodhart Bradley Martin, JR Harry T. Harmon WM. R. Britton George Welwood Murray Alfred A. Cook Register & Glennville Railway Register & Glennville Way Wm.w. Davis WM. B. Stillwell Geo. W. Tiedeman American Seeding-Machine Company Springfield B. J. Westcott, Treas Central Union Gas Company H. B. Hollins & Co New York City Philip J. Schneider Virginia-Carolina Chemical CO Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company Gs. W. Travers Ferrocarriles Nacionales de Mexico National Railways OF Mexico Colny F. M. Souther Seaboard Air Line Railway Messrs. Blair & Co D. C. Porteous Garfield National Eons Twenty-third St A. W. Snow Hanover National Bank City of E. Whittaker Pittsburgh “Coal Company Pittsburgh Board of Sectors F. J. LE Moyne Bank OF America Peter Ceant W. M. Bennet International Traction CO International Traction Company Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co George W. Wilson Americas Coal Products Company Ernest J. Steer Coupone Jon Viat Ois Messrs. Laden& Co M. C. Cogge Hall Wasm Water Power Mpany omei o_o jared D. L. Huntington United States Realty & Improvement Co Onpany Sain Sbb.m Fellows the Market and Fulton National Bank T. J. Stevens J. G. White Exchange Place Associated Gas and Electric Company T. W. Moffat Bank of the Manhattan Company Manhattan Company D. H. Pierson Old Dominion Steamship Company Board of Directors W. L. Woodrow Peoples Bank Anatee William Milne Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Bankers’ Trust Company Wall Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. CO J. M. B. Hoxley Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company Cee Tel. & Tel. CO T. D. W. Webb German Exchange Bank New Y George Kern Shier St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co Arthur J. Trugmap Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co Beardsley Delaware, Lackawanna & Western HR. BR. Co Gocleese Dean Company Arthur D. Chambers William P. Bonbright & CO. Incorporated William P. Bond & Co., Incorporated A . W. Stehr National Banc & Drovers Broadwa Jom T Hi the Mutual Bank West 23Rd St Aa Bank Siadtaldee of Ved Seaboard National Bank Noa Co. C. Thompson Cache New York County National Bank Thos. A. Wisin National Prov Bank of England Bishopagate Guaranty Trust Company of S. A Queen Annes Westminster Couny T. H. Hawks Queen Annes Gate Merchants National Bank of the City of New York Business Joseph Byrne

Read Page with Free Trial

New York Times in New York, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Articles on This Page

Motor Trucks Shaping U S Army Vehicle Future

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Customs Rulings Define Duty on Catalogues and Goods

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Albany Firms Form Real Estate and Industry Corporations

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Gowns Entered in Bond Under New Duty Plan

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

A. H. Morgan & Co. Moves to New Quarters

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Novel Jewelry and Accessories Trend Features

Regulation Prohibits Western Australia Walnut Imports

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Multiple New York Firms Enter Bankruptcy in 1913

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Financials Filed for Panhellenic and Partners in Bankruptcy

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Debtors Named In Judgments Over One Hundred Dollars

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Debtor Creditor Judgments Filed Dates and Amounts

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Arriving Buyers List Prompts Registration by Phone

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Commodities Markets Show Mixed Wheat Corn Oats Slump

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Cotton market fades after mixed signals and July uncertainty

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Cotton oil prices hit new highs as refiners buy

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Market Prices for Dairy Products and Eggs

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Miscellaneous Markets and Commodity Prices Report

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Also Mentioned on This Page

Search the New York Times Today with a Free Trial

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New York Times?

Browse Newspapers

By Location

By Date

By Publication