Appraisers Rule on Tariff Duties for Paquets and Paper Goods
The Board of United States General Appraisers revised tariff decisions at Chicago port. Rose and foliage used in hats were upheld as manufactures of metal under Paragraph 193 at 45 percent, while printing paper labeled as such and used in solar and blueprint processes faced contention for a specific rate. Wool grease used for leather stuffing won duty-free status after rehearing, despite prior adverse rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Chicago Mercantile Company
Court of Customs Appeals
Flowers, Anderson & Co
Fischer
A. Klipstein & Co
S Department
Few Buyers in Market Signal End of Week Dullness
Market activity fell to a minimum as New York jobbers and out of town traders stayed scarce. Local retailers and prompt-shipment orders hinted at lean stocks and upcoming price firmness, with wholesalers buying staple lines to prepare for an upward trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pottery and Glass Trade Optimistic for Fall Boom
Confidence rises in the New York crockery and glassware market as potters and glassmakers stay busy with new designs. The industry plans a short July shutdown to speed orders, while importers seek new lines abroad and costly novelties appear in anticipation of strong fall sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crockery and Glass Journal
US Geological Survey issues 1911 resource reports
The United States Geological Survey releases advance chapters on asphalt and bituminous rocks and quicksilver production from Mineral Resources of the United States Calendar Year 1911. Hotel Utilities Company to begin operations July 1 with Cadwell Wood and Near leading management. Villa-Stearns silk importers and Klots Brothers silk throwsters to relocate to Amer Woolen Building at 221 Fourth Avenue after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Day
H. D. McCaskey
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
United States
Hotel Utilities Company
West Thirty-second Street
M. A. Cadwell
New York Hotel Men's Association
L. T. Wood
Hartford Carpet Corporation
R. A. Near
Higgins & Seiter
Villa-Stearns Company
Klots Brothers
Broadway
Amer Wooler Company
Fourth Syveque
Hamburg Exchange seeks earlier market open for arbitrage gains
The Hamburg Coffee Exchange requests moving the New York session to 10 30 A M to align with Havre and Hamburg hours for more arbitrage between Havre Hamburg and New York. The proposal will be reviewed at the July 3 Board meeting amid mixed opinions on its potential benefit and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg Coffee Exchange
Board of Managers
Hamburg
New York
Havre
Fall Shoe Trade Shows Strong Fall Orders in Duane Street
Fall orders for shoes arrive in good numbers in the Duane Street district as wholesalers report a stronger season than last year. Retailers accept higher prices amid steady hide and leather markets, while spring and summer stock move slower and discounts boost final movement of fall samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Street
Foreign trade opportunities in machinery and goods
Special to The New York Times from Washington reports on foreign trade opportunities listed by the Consular and Trade Report. Items include machinery for concentrating gold ore, disinfecting equipment, American goods catalogues, grain lumber tobacco furniture and hard ware, windmills and pumps, railroad and harbor construction, harbor works at Reykjavik, and Italian railway rolling stock with tender details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Kentucky
To Yvn Council Reykjavik
Tceland
Italian State Railways
Rome
Italy
239 Business Failures Reported This Week
Bradstreet's notes 239 U S business failures in the week, down from 266 last week and varying across regions with Mid dle States at 91 and Canada at 18. About 91 percent of failing concerns had capital of 5 000 dollars or less and most others ranged from 5 000 to 20 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Far Western
Canada
Sidelights on Selling Feature Fall Dress Goods Market
Advance road orders for Fall merchandise by three prominent dress goods firms rise about 10 percent from last year. Gray cloths remain a steady converting material. A converter reports repeated failed attempts to place an order at a given price. Local Connecticut company showcases novel cut glass electroliers for Fall. Demand high for filmy curtains for auto wear. Shadow and scroll effects in street wear prove popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Trust Companies to Merge in Philadelphia Plan
Notification to stockholders of the Trust Company of North America that a merger with Commercial Trust Company has been perfected and awaits ratification. A July 9 meeting is set for approval. Commercial Trust holds over 14 million in resources while Trust Company of North America reports about 4.28 million. each has 1 million in capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Trust Company of North America
Commercial Trust Company
Ee Company of North
Printer at American Bank Note charged with thefts
Louis Mues a nine year employee of the American Bank Note Company was arrested at his Hoboken home and arraigned in Morrisania Court on charges of taking unfinished banknotes and stealing ink. Detectives said he possessed hundreds of Brazilian note sheets worth over fifty thousand dollars. he waived examination and is held on one thousand dollars bail for the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mues
American Bank Note Company
Hunt's Point
Tiffany
Bronx
Monroe Street
Hoboken
N. J
Breen
Morrisania Court
Fitzpatrick
Cooley
Mues
Business Troubles Staubsinger and Wachtel
Henry Staubsinger of 107 West 148th Street and Leon Wachtel of 1047 Tinton Avenue, formerly Staubsinger and Wachtel fur makers at 38 East Eighth Street, filed a bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 4031 and no assets. Newbury and Dunham boat builders face discharge denial by referee John J. Townsend for poor books, noting inflated balances and missing accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staubsinger & Wachtel
Henry Staubsinger
Leon Wachtel
Tinton Avenue
East Eighth Street
Newbury & Dunham
John J. Townsend
Cedar Street
210Th Street
Harlem River
Judgments Entered Against Dozens of Debtors in Court
A long list records judgments filed yesterday for amounts over $100. Debtors include Alfred E. Aarons and Century Holding Co. for $655, Louis Alexander for $187, Abraham Abramowitz and Samuel Lubetzky for $177, and many others such as J. Stern et al. $177, Hudson Trust Co. $446, N. Y. Telephone Co. $165, and Selig Moses for $687. The total covers diverse individuals and firms with varying sums and creditors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarons
Alfred E
Melvin R
Veska
Foelsch & Tedlo, Inc
Dudley, Guilford
H. Raymond
de Reuben
Karoline
A. Tofts
Gray
John P
N. Y. Telephone Co
Gold
Henry
F. P. Mills
Gassner
Joseph
J. A. Cook
Hyman
Samuel M.—S. Speer
Holmes
Edgar S
Canavan Investing Co
Halpin
Halpin, Willliam
Adirondack Trust Co
James S. K
Mazi Realty Co
N. Y
Herzberg
Theodore—J. Bleicher
Hughes
Albert
Sheppard Knapp & Co
Herring
George—R. Weber
Ties
Earl W
H. J. Reynolds
Same—N. Y. Telephone Co
Jacobs
Jerome A
Harry H. Steinfeld
Motor Finance Co
Keller
Frank
S. M. Katz
Knapp
Clyde D., Jr
C. W. Smith
King
Jennie—M. Samuels
Kalman
David
H. A. Green
Lewey
Arthur
H. B. Goldman
Lachlan
Lillian R
M. S. Taylor
Logan
Helen M
Francis H Leggett & Co
McCarthy
Thomas G
Joseph Beck & Son, Inc
Merritt
Wm. J.—Maintenance Co
McDonald
Stephen—F. Herrmann
J. McCormack, Inc
Henry R. Nostrand
Edw
Voyce
W. M. Benedict
Nebeling
Magdalena
M. Plunkett
Nammack
Wm. H
J. Creelman
Ottenheimer
Alfred—Fowler & Sillery Co
Obermayer
Otto and Florence
Isaac H
M. E. Glenn
Sexton
Geo. H.—J. Leighton
Stup
Isaiah
W. Loewy
Schenk
John
H. F. Juiventy
Stephens
Annie
E. M. Israel
Sheehy
J. A. Walsh
Schroeder
August
Geo. H. Groening
J. W. Kohlsdorf
Selig
Moses
Cutler Mail Chute Co
Stacom
Wm. B
E. Cilento
Sutphin
Wm. L
E. D. Barrett
Shea
Bridget
A. H. Joline
Sanger
Mack W
Jamestown Window Screen Co
Timm
William—George
Ringler & Co
Terhune
James W.—A. Ll. Biedler
Wiedhopf
Oscar H. B. Smith
Weisberger
Moritz
Rockford Standard Furniture Co
Whitestone
Isaac
Um Oe Co
Lath Co
Wiedhopf Construction Co
A. Wisenstein
Beete & Walsh
Es Raus Co
Eee Remerican Stores Co
Debtor and Creditor Judgments Listed with Dates
Debtor creditor judgments filed from 1903 to 1912 include names such as Copeland Charles C and Frank M Bennett with J H Lane Co on March 14 1912 for 4137 dollars and Israel Pomeranz with American Surety Co City of New York on July 20 1903 for 177 dollars. Other entries name Rosa Cannereecum with G Russiello April 29 2 for 290 dollars and Hartwell Co S Lipman with St Paul’s Realty Franklin on January 10 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Charles C
Frank M. Bennett
J. H. Lane & Co
Cannereecum
Rosa—G. Russiello
Cre Anemia Company
Haight
Fred A
St. Paul’s Realty & Franklin- Hartwell Co
S. Lipman
G. McWilliam
Or McWilliams
Robert
J. c Walters
Ee James
J. Q. Cohen
Pomeranz
Israel & American Surety Co
City of
New York
Richman
Jacob & Frank Lippman
M. Pashko
Scharf
Julius—H. Siegel
Swezey
Yani R
Forman & Light
Unterberg
Israel
S. Jablon Et al
Eberhart
Markus
Mohegean Athletic Club
New York Ontario and Western Keeps 2 Percent Dividend
The New York Ontario and Western Railroad directors passed the annual 2 percent dividend for the fiscal year ending May 31. With eleven months of income totaling $8.5 million and an estimated June result, surplus cap at about $470k, the drop blamed on the April May anthracite strike and mine disasters. To preserve financial strength, no dividend will be disbursed and treasury reserves will be maintained. Control of stock lies with the New York New Haven Hartford Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail- Toad
Chicago redeems bonds with 1.55 million in debt relief
Chicago's City Controller redeems 1.554 million dollars of bonds due July 1, including 815000 water loan, 249000 river improvement, and 490000 sewer loan. Deputy Controller Gosselin sends 1.065 million in New York drafts to American Exchange National Bank to cover bonds, with 636,975 in interest on July 1, totaling 2.192975 million due. Interests: water 93,574. corporate 545,401.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
New York
Gosselin
American Exchange National Bank of New York
Conditions of Trade Reflect Optimistic Midyear Outlook
Dun's Review notes the first half year shows real gains in industrial activity driven by replenishing depleted stocks and meeting a growing population's wants. Improved crop prospects, stronger confidence among manufacturers and investors, and regional optimism in the Southwest and Northwest support a positive near-term trade trajectory. rail earnings rise, wholesale and retail activity remain solid, though leather dull and some mills close temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
New England
New York
Bradstreet’s
Southwest
Northwest
Ohio Valley
Corporations Filing Certificates in Albany NY
Albany June 28 list of corporations filing with the Secretary of State includes Cornucopia Mines Company of New York $500000 Sunny Brookline and Lead Company of Manhattan $121000 Joseph Berlinger Company of Manhattan $100000 Julius Grossman Inc Brooklyn $75000 Rohde Display Advertising Company Manhattan $100000 Bournonville Realty Company Manhattan $40000 M Brodsky & Co Inc Manhattan $30000 Montfre Land and Rc pete Company Manhattan $25000 Elite Washable Suit Company Manhattan $20000 J N Wood & Co Inc Elmira $25000 National Sales Company Manhattan $25000 William Kennedy Construction Company Inc Brooklyn $25000 Schwabe-Fiske Company Brooklyn $15000 Winkle Brothers Company Manhattan $10000 Head Rest Company Manhattan $10000 Ellicott Oil and Gas Company Buffalo $10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Cornucopia Mines Company of
New York
A. Cooper
I. W. Hunter
M. R. Pugh
B. A. Wilson
F. A Spencer, Jr
Sunny Brookline and Lead Company
Manhattan
E. J. Bernheimer
C. G. Bernheimer
B. L. Hollinder
Joseph Berlinger Company
J. Berlinger
H. G. Moffmeimer
R. L. Furta
Julius Grossman, Inc
Brooklyn
Boots, Shoes
J. Grossman
M. Grossman
F. Grossman
Rohde Display Advertising Company
V. Rohde
J. L. Peterson
A. L.friedberg
Bournonville Realty Company
A. C. Morrison
P. Kent
C. B. Gale
M. Brodsky & Co., Inc
M. Brodsky
8. Brodsky
E. E. Sc
C. A. Bliss
R. B. Jenks
National Sales Company
Mercantile
S. H. Savage
N. W. Soble
A. L. Gilman
William Kennedy Construction Company, Inc
W. Kennedy
R. McDonald
A. Ekelman
Schwabe-Fiske Company of
Coal, Wood, &c
Buffalo
J. E. Willis
R. §. Price
H. J. Walz
Incorporations In New Jersey Chartered In Trenton
The June 28 list from Trenton records new corporate charters in New Jersey. American Theatre Company Newark 100000 capital incorporators Theodore J. Gerth Edmund Schues sel and George O C Welsor. Elesco Lace and Embroidery Company West New York 50000 capital incorporators Julius Meyer Jacob L Cohn. International Underwriters Corporation of America Newark 100000 capital incorporators Al Leiger E L Leiger Joseph Phorcelli. Miller Dailey Camden 20000 capital incorporators J C Miller J L Dailey J H Ayers. Oil Company Garfield 3500000 capital. United Realty and Amusement Company Hoboken 200000 capital incorporators Carl F Nichele Felder Louis Silver Pauline Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
American Theatre Company
Newark
Theodore J. Gerth
Edmund Schuessel
George O. C. Welsor
Elesco Lace and Embroidery Company
West New York
Goldwasser
Julius Meyer
Jacob L. Cohn
International Underwriters’ Corporation of America
al. Leiger
E. L. Leiger
Joseph Phorcelli
Miller & Dailey
Camden
J. C. Miller
J. L. Dailey
J. H. Ayers
Memorial fund for Titanic hero Jack Phillips grows
Letter from Godalming Mayor E Bridger confirms plans to honor Jack Phillips with a memorial. Fundraising shows $2,576.65 raised toward a $3,000 goal, with collections by wireless operators on Pacific Coast steamships in San Francisco Seattle Portland and Tacoma anticipated to push totals within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Phillips
Phillips
New York Times
Jack’’ Phillips
Marconi
Godalming
Surrey
E. Bridger
Galbraith
Bridger
Small Gain for Flood Fund Appeals to Public
Donations totaling 66 215 33 with new 39 collected yesterday through Mayor Gaynors Southern Flood Relief Committee raise relief funds for Mississippi flood victims. Contributions from Mary A Cummings Nellie M Smith J W Reynolds MM P Kupler St Thomas s S Mamaroneck J H Alpuente Castle nickeleck sited totals and addresses are listed. new solicitations urged to send to City Hall 51 Chambers Street or to Jacob H Schiff Red Cross treasurer 62 William Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Southern Flood Relief Committee
Mary A. Cummings
Gwynbig
Sca
Nellie M. Smith
J. W. Reynolds
Kupler
Oasis Vescense
St. Thomas’s S. S. Mamaroneck
J. H. Alpuente
Kinet Aed
Ncise
Chambers Street
Jacob H.schiff
National Red Cross Society
William Street
Minority stockholders press for fuller NY and Harlem RR details
Dwight W. Pardee, secretary, provides income and balance sheet to the minority stockholders who had demanded full disclosures. The report shows eleven months ended May 31 income of 317 707 expenses 12 142 leaving a surplus of 305 565 and discusses Madison Square Garden real estate and air rights in Central lease above Forty second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & Harlem Railroad Company
Road
Dwight W. Pardee
Madison Square Garden
Harlem
Central
Pardee
New York Central
Forty-second Street
The
Appellate Court Denies Injunction Against Gas Company
The Appellate Division refused the injunction sought by Henry L. Dougherty & Co. to block sale of a $1,000,000 bond issue by American Gas and Electric Light Co. The bank had claimed a right to extend an option to March 1 from Jan 1, but the court found no evidence supporting a demand for extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
American Gas and Electric Light Company
Henry L. Dougherty & Co
Chamber of Commerce Annual Report for 1911-12 Issued
The fifty fourth annual report is ready for distribution to members. It includes Secretary Pratt’s fiscal year review, chamber proceedings, trade branch reports, commerce and finance statistics, the charter and by-laws, and a member and officers list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pratt
Commerce
Finance
Chamber
Treasury statement shows daily and yearly receipts and outlays
Treasury reports June 27 receipts by customs 1 211 187, internal revenue 1 527 215, corporation tax 1 806 275, miscellaneous 192 911 totaling 4 737 588. Expenditures 927 915, surplus 3 809 675. Totals exclude Panama Canal and public debt. Working Treasury balance 78 757 126 and Philippine Treasury 36 624 520.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Treasury Offices
Grain markets drift as weather dampens selling
Commodity markets show steady grain trading with limited activity as dry conditions persist in the American and Canadian Northwest. Winter wheat harvests are favorable, cotton and cottonseed oil trade varies, coffee firms while egg markets firm, Southern states face unease over South Dakota conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian
Northwest
Liverpool
American
Canadian Northwest
South Dakota
Wheat harvest outlook and export totals edge estimates
Lyle pegs Nebraska at 45 million bushels while Kansas forecasts run 80 to 90 million. The Modern Miller notes progress in harvesting but irregular wheat ripening and mid July as general Winter wheat harvest time. Rain could lift northern Winter wheat belt prospects. Exports for the week reach 3.188 million bushels with varied by region and grade. cash wheat prices firm from Manitoba to No 1 Manitoba values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Nebraska
Kansas
Manitoba
Quiet corn and oats trading amid favorable weather
Corn prices were steady with small changes as cash corn remained firm. Exports totaled 4,667,000 bushels to Argentina and 150,000 to the US, while western receipts declined. Oats trading was quiet with minor declines and a steady tone, aided by dry notes from South Dakota and rain needs in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Nebraska
Hog Market Mixed With Slight Decline In Profits
Hog products were dull with small professional trading and a slight net decline. The hog market remained steady as receipts reached 74 000 at all points and weekly packing totaled 520 000, down 100 000 from last year.
Mixed price moves mark the market day for oils and cotton
Trading showed scattered selling in near positions dragging oil options lower while refiners contemplate halting a large oil quantity. Bearish sentiment remains, cotton conditions favor bears, and cottonseed oil demand stays limited though lard trade improves slightly. Prices for crude oil and related items edged down with near term futures drifting around six and seven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cescsceese
Ceccess
Vaseeeee
Seesecees
Market News Fades as July Cotton Holds Steady Amid Rain
About 50 000 notices issued for July cotton with no startling price moves as speculation stays subdued and the market edges on a steady to firm undertone. Weather cautions persist with showers east of the river and crops two to three weeks late while Norden report bears little impact. Visible supply down but still above prior year, with spinners’ takings at 176 000 bales and overall demand muted ahead of government data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden
Norden & Co
Journal of Commerce
Louisiana
Tennessee
Coffee prices steady after steady start with modest gains
Coffee opened up 5 to 7 points and closed 5 to 9 points higher as trade stayed narrow and quiet. Sales reached 40,500 bags with in and out speculative flow and some buying on weakness. Havre and Hamburg steady to higher, Rio up 50 Tels, Santos flat. spot Rio 14 1 2 c and 7 contract prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Santos
Market Report on Butter Cheese and Eggs Prices
Readable price listings for butter cheese and eggs from state and national markets. Includes creamery butter grades, cheese varieties from Liverpool cable and state dairies, and fresh gathered eggs with per dozen ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheeesbh
Liverpool
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Hennery Bro
Mixed commodity markets show steady sugar and flat grain prices
The sugar market was quiet with refined grades mostly unchanged and bulk quotes ranging from $4.80 to $5.25 for various packages. Raw sugar eased toward $3.80 for 86 test centrifugal while spot centrífugal and muscovado prices hovered around $3.80 to $3.33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Willett & Gray
Europe
America
New Orleans
New York Produce Exchange
Kansas
Japan
Patna
Standard White
New York
Philadelphia
City
Calcutta
Navai
Savannah
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states across the South
The United States Weather Bureau releases a forecast for Saturday and Sunday across cotton and grain states. NC SC GA expect overcast with interior showers. FL sees local showers, inland. AL MS LA expect local thunder showers. TX regions mostly fair with southerly winds. OK and AR MO KY TN favor fair with warming. OH IN and IL mostly fair, warm with light southerly or variable winds. Upper and Lower Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and Dakotas show generally fair conditions with light to moderate winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Utah
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Arrival of Buyers in national dry goods trade
Arrival of buyers lists firms across the United States and Canada with representatives and store addresses. Names include Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co. Chicago. Miller & Rhoads Richmond. Levis-Zukoski St. Louis. Robinson-Strauss St. Paul. Maison Blanche New Orleans. Rosenwald & Weil Chicago. and others. Buyers contact via telephoning listed numbers or visiting addresses to register interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. GC. Busse
Worth
Latham
Levis-Zukoski Mercantile Company
St. Loui
J. Cunningham
Broadway
Moore
William J
Dry Goods Company
Memphis
Tenn
F. L. Lang
Nations
Church
McKelvey, G. M., & Co
Youngstown
Ohio
D. Sheets
F. W. Barclay
Imperial
Robinson-Strauss Company
St. Paul
Minn
C. J. Richter
Ellasberg Brothers
Selma
Ala
E. D. Ellasberg
Leonard Pellitier Company
Sioux City
Town
R. ©. Henry
Rosenwald & Weil
Hil
Wolf & Marx Company
San Antonio
Texas
J. J. Sterne
Dobbrofsky Brothers
Montreal
Canada
J. A. Dobbrofsky
Breslin. Malley, E., Company
New Haven
Jacksonville
Fla
E. Bernstein
H. Bernstein
Collingwood
White
J. B
Augusta
F. P. Gracey
Big Bargain In Dresses Closeout at Globe Dress and Suit
Four thousand linen and white pique striped voile dresses offered for immediate delivery by Globe Dress and Suit Company at 91 Bleecker Street. Also seeking wash dresses for cash and buying jobs of spring dresses and suits via Times Downtown and Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Dress and Suit, Co
Bleecker St
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Hamburg Exchange
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Incorporated AT
Treasury Statement
Treasury
Commodity Markets
Cisserce
Park
Asevseee
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JUNG
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Seaceue Hee Riee
Vccees Lbl
WWSZ
Wnewee
Wee Eens A
Mayes Ince
Es Ea
Iverai
Bryant
Andrew J. McCormack
Adrian H. Muller & Son
William ST
Vesey Street
Clinton Hall Association
Railway Securities Co
Spiral Bearing & Supply Co
Kirke Stopper Co
Peacock Copper Co
Village Belle Gold Mining Co
Mogul Drainage & Trane
Tunnel & Mining & Milling Co
New Haven Gas Light Co
Batopilas Mining Co
Sonies
St. Paul & Minn. Ry
St. Paul, Minn
Omaha
Indestructible Fibre Co
American Teleg. & Cable Co
Guar
Hudson Trust Co
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co
United States Reduction & Refining Co
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