Receivers Win Rock Island Fight Over Certificate Issuance
In Chicago Judge Carpenter allowed the Chicago Hook Island and Pacific Railway receivers to issue 2.0 million five percent certificates to pay July 1 interest on underlying bonds. Samuel Untermyer opposed but accepted a proviso that proceeds not pay other obligations unless earnings cover, while urging an independent accounting of the railroad’s finances. The sale at five percent was arranged, with potential ties to Reid Moore interests. The certificates would take priority over first mortgage and refunding bonds, and proceedings on interest due July 15 were deferred for later decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carpenter
United States District Court
Chicago, Hook Island & Pacific Railway Company
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Reid. Moore
Mr. Untermyer
Reid- Moore
Iis
Dickinson
Customs Rulings On Polishing Powder Wood Sticks and Jewelry
The Board of General Appraisers sustained Bartley Bros. & Hall protest on Goddard plate powder finding it not a chemical mixture though calcium phosphate and calcium carbonate were main ingredients. Other cases: rough sticks under umbrella stick claim granted. jewelry duties set at 60 percent. smokers articles duty upheld at 5 percent and not on entered value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley Bros. & Hall
Board of General
Goddard
Malone
Brown
Lk. Stecemann, Jr
Knauth
Nachod & Kuhne
Sullivan
Hensel
Bruckmann & Lorbacher
Lippmann, Spier & Hahn
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
American Firm Delays Flour Orders Stir Greek Trade
Consul John KE Kehl of Saloniki reports a New York firm accepted two large cash terms flour orders then refused to fill them, causing losses for Saloniki merchants who had opened New York credits. Greek consul Demetrius Botassi denied knowledge of the deal, noting the orders were to Greek merchants aided by a local bank. The bank’s endorsement appears to have misled Saloniki clients, with the involved parties later unable to buy or ship the flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KE. Kehi
Saloniki
Commerce Reports
New York
Kehl
Demetrius N. Botassi
Greece
Bankruptcy Petitions and Compositions Filed in New York
The article lists multiple bankruptcy petitions and compositions across New York addresses. Individuals and firms include civil engineer Peter C. Spence, dealer Harnet Edelman, butcher George Drapi, and fashion firms Stern & Frances and Anna Berkowitz, with varied liabilities and assets. Several compositions confirmed by Judge Hand cover diverse creditors and debtors, detailing percentages and dollar amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter C. Spence
Harnet Edelman
East 11St Street
Itabites
George Drapi
West Loeth Street
Charles Brank
Charles Krank
Poughkeeprie
Martha Close
West Forty-fifth Street
Max Shenkov
Lispenard Street
Grand Chair Manufacturing Company
Monroe Street
Stern & Frances
A N. Hand
Gustav Stern
East Thirty-third Street
Husenfeld & Dukelsky
Judge Hand
Rosenfeld & Dukelsky
Star Furniture Company
Avenue c
Anna Berkowitz
East 188Th Street
Joseph Koehler, Inc
Park Row
E. Wolff & CO
Corporation
Barton Collyer
Fifth Avenue
Isidor .Goldsmith
West
Houston Street
Bela Kantor
First Avenue
Merosk Munderlak
Fast Twenty Fourth Street
Mqnors
Samuel Rauchberg
East Broadway
Harry Hotbard
East Qt Street
Samuel Strauss
Forty -Eighth Street
John Klotz Baker
Third Avenue
Daniel Wagner Files Involuntary Petition as Sailoon Keeper
Special to The New York Times Daniel Wagner a saloon keeper files an involuntary petition in Chicago on June 28 with liabilities of 1107 and assets of 11178. Liabilities include a 120 lease balance and a 14500 mortgage held by the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daniel Wagner
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company
Debtors Named in New York County Judgments
Filings yesterday list debtors including Harvey T. Andrews and James Armstrong in New York County with various amounts owed. Other names include Charles F. Atkinson, Henry Burdge, Maretta Braden, Ernest Dannenberg, John Brown, Charles Connelly, Frederick Francini, W D Clark, and Continental Coal Land Timber Co Inc, with amounts ranging from a few dollars to several hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
W. D.F. W. Butts
Continental Coal, Land & Timber Co., Inc
R. F. Kilpatrick
Conroy
James—Meyer
Bids Open for Water Supply Gate Equipment in New York
Public bids due July 7 1915 for Contract 149 to furnish install racks shutters screens and apparatus in gate chambers at Ashokan Rawson Hill View reservoirs Olive Ulster County and Mt Pleasant Yonkers Westchester. District of Columbia and Army Quartermaster also seek sealed proposals for water pipes clothing and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Water Supply
Park How
Centre
Chambers Streets
New York City
Ashokan, Rawson and
Hill View
Olive
Ulster County
Mt. Pleasant
City of
John F. Galvin
Whrace Coyle
Commissioners of the
District of Columbia
Washington
D. C
Oliver BP. Newman
Laula Brownlow
Charles W. Kuta
Quartermaster General of the Army
Washington, D. C
Quartermaster Corps
Quartermaster General
Amny
Washington, Db. C
Waitehall St
N. Zz
Central Union Gas Company Bond Coupons Due July 1915
The coupons of the First Mortgage bonds of Central Union Gas Company will be paid in July 1915. Payments are to be made at the National City Bank on Wall Street in New York City after the fifth. Treasurer Schneider signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Union Gas Company
Mort Wil Bien Chis
National City Bank
Wall Street
New York City
Philie
Schneider
Fall Dress Market Shows Broad Activity Across New York
Buyers eye a wide range of silk and serge dresses and coats as merchants in Maiden Lane and the Garment District report ongoing inquiries and deep discounts. Firms like Excel Manufacturing Co and Majestic Dress Co push discounted Palm Beach and wash dress lines amid a generally hopeful wholesale season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Excel Manufacturing Co
West
Dicker &Jinsberg
Ginsberrg Bros
West Out St
N. Y
Tip-Top Water and Dress Co
West Bith St
Clothing market signals and textile prices in six months paper
Commercial paper yields 3 percent with six month terms as market watchers discuss the influence of motoring on clothing sales. Auto ownership boosts wear and tear or travel to town, while overall conditions remain dull except Summer suit demand. Fiber silk shirts surge in price and sales. waist and voile demand rises. Woolen openings delayed. price increases expected for fabrics over one dollar per yard. Gray goods trading weak with limited deliveries and varied spot prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dyestuff tensions shape U S textile color imports
American textile makers show limited willingness to aid German dyestuff importers and press Washington. Associations report no plans to back color importers while domestic coal tar products gain traction. Natural dye producers expand lines and seek West Indian logwood and rustic wood shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
West Indies
Local Trade Notice on Saturday Closures and Showroom Uptake
S. and A. Stern announce Saturday closures during July and August. The World's Market Corporation shows new tenants in its showrooms at 28-30 West Twenty-third Street: William Arkin pile fabric muffs Samuel Gladstone cloaks and suits H Licht fur lined coats and robes and H Blankatein Sons fur trimmings.
Arrivals of Buyers Across Major Cities in 1900s Trade Listings
Readable columns list buyers registering in multiple cities from Akron to Zanesville, with firms and agents such as O'Neil Co in Akron, Hochschild Kohn Co in Baltimore, William Filene’s Sons in Boston, Gimbel Brothers in Philadelphia, and other department and dry goods houses. The dense roster names include 41 Union Square, 432 4th Ave, Madison Ave locations, and numerous shopkeepers offering cloaks, garments, silks, laces, hats, footwear, and ready to wear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
W. M. Whitney & Co
A. J. Palmer
Union Square
Baltimore
W. Applewalte
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
A. J. Fry
CIVY
Hawley Dry Toods Co
RK. Hawley
Marie Antoinette
Goldenberg Bros
J. Wolf
Strand
Boston
Gilchrist Co
W. HH. Mann
J. Hlartford
W. Dempsey
Mendelson
Furn
J. F. Hoss
W. & A. Bacon Co
C. E. Clement
William Filene
Sheffield
Cooper
Levy
Smith
Schroeder
Thompson
Koch
Koents Stahl
Mr. Fanning
Mr. Ring
William Pilene
Crawford-Plummer Co
A. Crawford
Jobs
Palm Beach
Gulfine Coats
Buffalo
L. Slotkin & Co
L. Slotkin
Grand
Buffalo- Wim Hengerer Co
I Reynolds
Given
Miss Classey
Madison
Hens-Kelly Co
William Reinhardt
Woltens
Falo-L. L. Berger
Hens & Kelly Co
W. Reinhart
Union
Brockton—Fraser Dry Goods Co
T. Davock
Hrottell
Bridgeport
C. Misch
H. Walder
Chicago
Chicago Mail Order Co
W. RK. Spence
H. Goldberg & Co
H. Goldberg
Herald Square
Hraude @ Frank
Brave
H. Frank
Broadway Central
F. Siegel & Bro
F. Siegel
West
Chicago-Siegel Cooper & Co
A. J Kahnweller
Men’s. Boys
Chicago- Mandel Bros
F. L. Mammorer
Cleveland
Dallas
Sanger Bros
C. L. Sanger
Buron Bros. Millinery Co
Baron
L. M. Lichtenstein
Hway
Denver—Neustater Co
Meyer Neustater
Latham
Euclaire
Rosenthal-Caplan Co
I Cohen
Duluth
F. A. Patrick & Co
J. C. Currie
Rtc
Leonard
Grand Rapids
Herpolsheimer Co
G. A. Mangold
J. FE. Murphy
G. A. Yager
Eng
Wallick
S. Grant Rapids
Lynch
Spring
G. Co
C. A. Staerker
East
Hartford C. Misch
Mr. Simon
Union Ware
Houston
Gth
Bellecinire
Kansas City
Kline Cloak Co
Miss K. Clancy
L. J. Lauman
Worcester
Elias
Uare
Lansing
Jury-Rowe Co
H. B. Rowe
Navarre
Lancaster
Penn
Watt
Shan Rena Watt
Los Angeles
Nadia Smart Shop
M. Seeel
Broadway
Muller, & Raas Co
B. T. Johnson
Nashville
Rich, Schwartz & Joseph
Milder
Malson-Blanche Co
M. H Gradwohl
Norwich
Porteous & Mitchell Co
J. A. Quinn
North Adams Bryant & Tuttle
E. A. Bryant
Memphis
Wm. R. Moore
Nations
Milwaukee
Gimbel Bros
B. L. Greenwald
Milwaukee Landauer & Co
Goldstone
Milwaubres
Gimbel Hrothers
White
Ceregorian
Minneapolis
Braushaw
Srothern
Bradshaw
Broadway Montgomery
Knowles, Dry Goods Co
W. E. Leonard, Dry Goods, &Co
Aberdeen
Philadelphia
A. Graff & Co
A. F. Lippincott
Tapertal
Pittsburgh
Karinonn Department Store
G. BR. Dunn
A. Nagle
Mise B
EB. Ratesey
Savace
Vehn
J Scammell
Miss A
C. M. I. Whitely
Armoreiiag
Montague
Sire Poinia
Mees
Jobs Taffetta
Reading
J. H. Hollman
Gram
Salt Lake City
L. & A. Simon Co
A. Simon
Asan Frascisco
Ideataarment Co
Moss
San Francisco
Elkus
Fikur
Goxis
Walrts
Juda Kros
Juda
Marseilles
Simon Millinery Supply O
G. HH
Simon
Sul Bway
Muller & Raas Co
Haas
Silis
Velveta
Uli
San Francisco-L
Magnin & Co
Miss Kt
Miss Kt. Haphael
Scranton
Cleland & ‘Stropeono
J. Simpson
Spengfield
D *Kiewon &Co
A. A. Iniekiexon
Longacre Sy Albana
Vt Willar Mix. Co
J. B. Wilson
Duck Clothing
Louis
Pamone & Karr Co
Seil Era
Irwin Cloake
Salkey Jobs Coats
Dreene
Madison A
ST. Louis
Kiine Apparel Co
Cameroon-Ferguson
D. G. Co
Hf. W. Mendetihall
Paul
J. C. Greenberg Uon
Mr. Greenberg
Jo W. Shet
ST. Paul
Langford Garment Co
W. R. Langford
Ifr
Washington
New Incorporations Add 44 Firms Across New York State
Fortytour corporations filed for charter in Albany on June 28 with combined capitalization above seven million dollars. The list includes United States Light and Heat Corporation in Niagara Falls and The Wynne Paper Company in Brooklyn, among others in sectors from fuels and chemicals to clothing and publishing. Notable names appear with addresses in Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Westchester, reflecting a broad mix of manufacturing, services, and distribution ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
United States Light and Heat Corporation
Niagara Falls Machinery
A. Stanley Jones
Albert L. Fowk
Guy M. Walker
Bway
John Lewis Childs, Inc
Florel Park
Flowers
Vernon G
Mary C
Lewis Childs
Floral Park
Holtz & Freystedt
O Kerhonkson
Philip 8. Hil
Frank M. van Wagonen
Edward T. Magoffin
Evergreen Place
East Orange
N. J
Clark St
Brooklyn
Nypeo Sales Corporation
W. A Sheehy
Charles H
John H. Livingston
West 147Th St
Standard Sanitary Sugar Bowl Company
Gustave Morris
Hyman Goldin
Hyman Rosen
Thatford St
The
Wynne Paper Company
Preuliss D. Wynne
John
Samuel J. Reid, Jr
Liberty St
Old English Chemical Company Schenectady
Harry Dunn
Laura M
Michael B. Flaherty
Barrett St
Schenectady
Cortland Wall Paper Company
Cortland
David W. van Hoese
Victoria Cloak and Salt Co
Abraham Miller
Lena
Avid Rothstein
Southern Boulevard
George E. Sherman Co
Theodore M. Crisp
William T
George E. Sherman
Lincoln Place
Bauman & D'Amico
Nicholas W. Hacker
Charies F. Randolph
Yonkers
Child Welfare Publishing Corporation
Anselm P. Anderson
J. Randolph Appleby, Jr
Sterling P. Strong
Collingwood
Ohrbach Stores Co
Morton J
Louis E
Nathan Ohrbach
Harry Harris
Henry G. Wiley
Ralph A. Kohn
Nassau St
Standard Truck Corporation of
New York
Henry W. Johnson
Edwin D
Florence Bodman
Bedford Av Wawheek Spring Co
Tupper Lake
Bent. J .Ountain
William A. Donovan
Barnaby Barry
Alien & Vandyke
Nea Warvare
Huert MacDonald
Solomon Neuwith
Henrs
Liberty St Welnmand
Kaylin
Deobrer
W0u
Joan Dobser
David Kaylin
L Hishies
Incorporations Filed In Secretary of State Office
Edisto Realty Co of Hoboken seeks real estate business with $25,000 funding by A. Moliruxge man and Charles H Brandt of Hoboken and Frank F Pels of Weehawken. Protein Health Foods of Hoboken seeks to deal in food products with $250,000 funding by Friedman Samuel Dulsky and Frank E Parkenberg of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trenton
N. J
Edisto Realty Co
Hoboken
A. MoLiruxgeman
Charles H. Brandt
Frank F. Pels
Weehawken
Protein Health Foods
Friedman Samuel Dulsky
Frank E. Parkenberg
Chicago
San Francisco Firms File Charters for Steamship Lines
Special to The New York Times Dover Delaware June 28. Charters filed for Gold Shell Steamship Company and Sliver Shell steamship Company both of San Francisco to build operate and maintain steamships sailing boats and barges in all waters. Incorporators include J C C Vaneck W Meighike-Smith John Lauder H R Gallagher and R A Lewin with capital stock stated as UOy CUO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Gold Shell Steamship Company
Sliver Shell Steamship Company
San Francisco
Cal
J. CC. Vaneck
W. Meighike-Smith
John Lauder
H. R. Gallagher
R. A. Lewin
Uoy
Ready to Wear Buyers Visit Market Area
Local manufacturers announce new season arrivals and open opportunities to showcase lines to buyers at market centers. Listings include Fibre trunks Mohawk fabrics coats suits and other apparel items with cash terms and direct contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cownery
Words Market Corporation
New York
New
Troubles of Importers Facing Reappraisal Delays
Merchants struggle to obtain foreign evidence of market values for reappraisal as imports from Germany and Austria decline. With classifications agreed, firms confront delays before assessing duties, risking lost funds and obstructed postwar settlements amid wartime disruptions.
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Rock Island Fight
Intermyer
David W. Blow CO
Men’s & Ladies
Enis
Larties
Martie
van Praag &O
Eee
Eighth Ave
Lth St
Bal Vrigxan
Iren Lireste
T . Simos
Ss. SiKa Luce Walats
Beason
Stork A
Purnittere
RLGS
Jednesday
Market ST
Newark
8. W. Greene CO
Children’s & Infant's
116Th St
N.Y. C
NEW York Times
Bryant
Rorek Gee
Gershon
L. Skakalsky Et al
Pasquale and
Margerita
L. Talamina
Chappell
Henrietta
C. J. Musgrave
Comet Film Co
J. E. Brulatour
Concordia Contracting Co. Inc
Hudson Coating Co
I’ Alessandro Dominick
F. D'Alessandro
Dixson
Peter and
Agnes
S. P. Jacktoff
Siauens Downey
Wallace H. Mann, Jr
Fphrenberg
Benjamin—Chebera Agadus Chavrim Anshe Moresh
Empire City Subway Co
L. Krieddbart
Frisbie, Coon & Co
Oneida Regal Co
Richelieu Co
Serill Sherman
George A. Frisbe
S. M. Milliken Et al
Faas
John—Cowle & Co. Ltd
Frankel
West 21Th St
Gaynor
F. J. Griffith
Gross
Alfonso
J. Cohn
Greenberg
Samuel and
Minnie
R. F. Greenthal
Graeber
Wm. M
F. G. Swartwout
Henderson
Alfred E
G. W. Lahey
Howell Eugene N
Representative Securities Corporation
Gay Charlies W.—Ward Lumber Co., Inc
Honeymoon
Samuel
G. J. Constable
Healy
Tommy D
Nn Bernard—Mitchell Woodbury Co
Same
Kidder
James H
Joseph Stewart, Inc
Sisal - Kalshetz
Anton C. S. Rofsky
Liposo Co
Frank V. Strauss & Co
Walter L
Dennison & Son
Leonor
G. W. Quintard
Morris—B. Silverman
McDougald
Cornelius W.—A
Bernstein
Metaryey Thonas
J. R. Williston & Co
McAuliffe
David
Phere
Mortenson
Axel W.—B. Weinberg
Monahan
James F
T. Broderick
N. Y. Savings Bank
J. Krishkan
Nelson, Hattiing
Southwestern Surety Inst c
Oversheiner
Ellsworth N
Hyman Et al
Cy Neill
Joseph A.—L. Baer
Nexram
Charles EK
Guardian
OS Tley
Edward and
Jane
C.A. Brubns
Reynolds
Rehl
J. W. Cushman & Co
Schaufele
Clifford A
Irving National Bank
Scozzari
Michael
Hex Htern
Tours
T. Pincus
Leon—Fifty-fourth St. Realty Co
Dia. A
Sutter Distributing Co., Inc
Sutter Home Mine and Disti
Harry M
Mutual Alliance Trust Co
Milner
Max R
Davis Kessier
Webb
Frank E
L. S. Cox
Wilson
Bryce A.—G. Laflin
K. L. Dodworth
Sucdemente
Mitchell Woodbury Company
Kretzer
Bernard
Mitchell Woodbury Co
Bronx County
Breitenbach
Albert
H. M. Spence
Burke
Margaret
Margaret Burke
A. Seal
Siremnan
Cecilia F
Mathilda
M. F. Spina
Tweer
Gustav
Joseph Beck & Sons
Terhune
Harold L
S. Edelman
Whitestone
George A. Lustgarten
New York County
Atonna
Carmel
Frank G. Gamorelli
Michael Eastman
Lvl
Giulda
Toule
Buckley, Newhall Co
M. F. Pawers
Boris, Oswald
Newman
S. Hachrach
Theodore
Simon Loeb
A. Greenstein
Rahiav
Leon
Princes
F. W. Geller
Mooney
Edmund
E. L. Richards
McGarry
Joseph
B. Altman & Co
Antacsic Timer
Herman—S. Treegar
Martin
Wm. A
Geo. W. Dunn
Pennsylvania Rk, Co
T. Hale
Powers
Mary E
J. M. Scofield
Talbot Hiarola R
A. Stackler
Wel Hose
S. Echeleman
Susi
Business World
M. T. Myers
Jorg Ko
Jorber
Biven
Jobber
Mt Eee
Ae Atalogy
Federal
Went Tsait
University Place
Stuyvesant
Majestic Costume CO
West 25Th St
Colonial
West 21St
Majestic Dress CO
West Lh Si
Schroeder & Co
West 27Th
Vassar Dress Co
Maiden Lane
Commercial Paper
England
Akron
M. O'Neil Co
F. B. Goodman
Waut
Waterbury—Waterbury Dry Goos Co
F. Franken Dry Goods
Madison Av
Waterbury
Clonk Mfg. Co
A. Webstein
Mir Clesks
C. H. Jacobs
Wilkes Harre- Jonas
Lone
B. Iumenthas
Wilkes -Harre— Duncan & Homer Co
Misa K. Barret
Petebate
Youngstown
Shrouss-H.ishberg Co
Vyayior
Solomon Weinman
Williams
Uncle Sam's Chemical Co
Morris Greenbilott
Simon and
Matilda Lifshitz
E. Sopt
William Wheeler News Co
Richmond
Maurice G. A. McAloon
James
William Wheeler
New Brighton
Cattaraugus
Alex. Fayer
Herman Shutter
Star Ty Pomp
Ridge Realty Corporation
Eugene P. Canini
Sarah [. Kennedy
Jeremiah J. Coughlan
Windsor P
John Elder & Co
Harry G. Sibell
Robert J. Corltles
John Elder
Macon &J
Union Wet Wash Laundry Co
Simon J. and
Herm. L. Winer
Isaac Kretchmer
Spring Valley
Aldo Pantteri Co
F. Walter Hillis
Aldo
Carmela Panaleri
A. A. Higgins, Inc
Commission
Thomas J. Blake
Albert A
Beatrice F. Higgins
Witherbee Av
Pelham Manor
Commercial Cars Ltd
Great Britain
Arthur C. Platt
Pouch St
Amsterdam
Manhattan
Quarryville Shoe Co
Quarryville
Repres
Charles M. Herron
Duane &81
Knickerbocker Supply Co
Ludwik Kaumann & Co
Harlem
N. C
D’zerta Food Co
Livonia
McMillan Crawford Corporation
the Mutual Unhairing Co
Bronx Window Cleaning Co
Bronx
New Jersey Charters
Delaware Charters
Utvon Labe
Ochasap & Son
Ervatwas
Franklin
Enmytoine
Tose Iks CO
Greene St. Spe
Haniel
Austria-sinisary
United States
Japan
E. A. Bromund CO
West Broadway
Dean
17Th Street
House of Huchberger
Sth Ave
S. Steinfeld & CO
PH. Mark & CO. Sa
Tiramer
Queen Costemesco
GENER
19Th St
Crepe DE Chine & Lace
Swan Waist CO
Lowe
Hayes Gree
Greelew
Orp
Sete Bee
Olian
Colton
N.Y
Wm. Freedman
McDonough St
Brookliyn, N. Y
Aten
St. Soest
Silk
Meyer-Mayers, Inc, Inder Mayers & Lester
Wash Dresseson & Rose Dress Co
Rodbell Los
Sol. Shapira Mig
Sunar
W. Jets St
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