Harriman Gould Alliance Aims at Erie Route Outlet
On a tense banking-house meeting Gould and Harriman officials, with Jacob Schiff, discussed financing the 5 million Wheeling & Lake Erie notes due August 1 and potential traffic ties with Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal and Western Maryland. Aims include double tracking Wheeling & Lake Erie, boosting Erie Railroad tonnage and access to tidewater. Harriman plans a monthlong West trip isolating in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Harriman
Gould Roads
Jacob H. Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
George J. Gould
Tribune
Gould
Broadway
Gould Lines
Harriman-Kuhn-Loeb
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wabash Pittsburg
Maryland
Herriman
Erie Railroad
Harriman
Erie
Pittsburg
Goulé
Tidewater
Atlantic
Harrimen
Lorain Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Lorain
Ohio
Steel Company
Well Street
Oregon
Gay
Reorganization Netted $22,200,000 in Northern Pacific Case
Minnesota hearing reveals attorneys for the state contend J P Morgan Co and others profited from the 188… reorganization of Northern Pacific Railroad while railroad defense argues profits reflect par value of stock. testimony details syndicate cash receipts and stock assessments, with figures cited for payments and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan & Co
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minnesota
Tha
J. P. Morgan & Co
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific Railway
H. A. Gray
Mearly
Morgan to Take Erie Bonds At Par
J P Morgan and Co announced readiness to buy at par in cash all Erie Railroad Pennsylvania collateral four percent fifty year gold coupons due August 1 up to July 31. The move aligns with Erie plans to send coupons for years to fund improvements, following Morgan’s prior purchase of July Erie coupons and general lien bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Morgen & Co
Erie Railroad- Pennsylvania
Erie Railroad Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Erie
Stock Exchange Firm C Schumacher & Co Dissolves
The Stock Exchange firm of C Schumacher & Co dissolves after internal family disagreements. Frederick D Holder will continue the business under the old name at 2 Broad Street with partners Lemuel V Holder and Suzanne C Schumacher having withdrawn. The family founded the firm in 1876. dissolution comes before the August 1 partnership expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
C. Schumacher & Co
Broad Street
Wall Street
Charles Behumacher
Suzanne C. Schumacher
Lemuel V. Holder
General Pertner
Frederick D. Holder
Frm
Frederick D. Holter
Schumacher
Frederick D
Charles Schumacher
Newspaper Print Paper Auction Proposed in City
An open market for newspaper print paper is proposed. An auction sale of 100 tons of news print paper in carloads is announced for August 5 by John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Similar auctions are to follow to fix prices and curb secret-rate sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Tube Plant Makes Big Cash Payment At McKeesport
The National Tube Plant in McKeesport Pennsylvania paid out about 190000 pounds in cash to its Serkmen today. It is the largest payment in months as the mills run near capacity with several months of work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
McKeesport
Penn
National Tube Plant
Serkmen
Demand More Flagmen in Eleventh Avenue
The Eleventh Avenue Track Removal Association pressed Public Service Commissioner Eustis for more flagmen along the railroad tracks on Tenth and Eleventh avenues. Alderman Beyer testified that only three flagmen were posted between 3rd and 6th Streets, and only during the way. The group urged the NY Central to hire more flagmen while a traffic inspector noted low train counts. A further hearing was scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Avenue
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Tenth and
Eleventh Avenues
Eustis
Public Service Commission
West Siders
Herman W. Beyer
3Th
6Th Streets
H. ©. Schneider
Eleventh Avenue Association
Schneider
New York
Frank Bennett
Commission
30Th
60Th Streets
Subway trains to Van Cortlandt Park on Broadway branch
Beginning at 1 o clock Saturday morning the Interborough Rapid Transit Company will start running trains on the Broadway branch through to the new terminal at Van Cortlandt Park. The PSC was told last week the extension to 242d street at the park boundary would be ready for operation on that date and formal permission to use the extension will likely be granted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Broadway
van Cortlandt Park
Public Service Commission
242D Street
Crosstown Protective Committee Formation Details
The Crosstown Railroad Company directors cannot operate the property due to lack of funds to buy equipment. A protective committee was formed to safeguard holders of 1.5 million dollars in first mortgage 5 percent bonds, guaranteed by the Metropolitan Street Railway Company. The United States Circuit Court judge allowed the Metropolitan receivers to abandon operation, leaving the road without cars or funds. The committee includes John W. Hamer as chairman, W. C. Heppenheimer, Horace A. Dean, A. Merritt Taylor, and Charles E. Loxley, with Central Trust Company as depositary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosstown Railroad Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Crosstown Road
John W. Hamer
W. C. Heppenheimer
Horace A. Dean
A. Merritt Taylor
Charlies E. Loxley
Central Trust Company
Railway fare increase requested for Mamaroneck to White Plains
J Addison Young receiver of the Tarrytown White Plains and Mamaroneck Railway asks the Public Service Commission for a fare rise from 5 to 10 cents for riders from Mamaroneck to White Plains. Justice Morehauser approved the move with the condition of commission assent, noting the line has operated at a monthly loss. The commission will hear arguments next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
J. Addison Young
Tarrytown, White Plains
Mamaroneck
Public Service Commission of
24 District
White Plains
Justice Morehauser
Supreme Court
Brooklyn ash removal bids spark call for change
Announcement said the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company was underbid by Borough Construction Company and Charlies Crawford by over 3 percent in the Brooklyn ashes contract. If accepted, the fall Board of Estimate reopening could trigger a revolution in Brooklyn ash removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Borough Construction Company
Charlies Crawford
Board of Estimate
Private bankruptcy filings sweep through New York firms
Involuntary petitions filed in federal court target Philip Gordon & Co makers of worsted pants at 8 Last 4th street with $15,000 on hand and $12,900 in debts plus a $3,900 bond set for Eugene N Robinson as receiver. Dow's Mercantile Agency and other creditors seek insolvency judgments totaling over $74,000, while Max J Fenberg and Silas F Minter face asset and liability disclosures and receivers named. Discharges granted to several debtors and Jacob F Braun named receiver for a jeweler on Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Philip Gordon & Co
Last 4Th Street
Michael Nathan
Eugene N Robinson
Dow
Dow's Mercantile Agency
Beaver Street
George Moeser
Nassau Street
E. L. Cottell
Broad 29Way
Frank B. Woglom
Max J. Fenberg
Eldridge Street
New England Wollen Company
Hyman Ensler
Henry Lesser
Silas F. Minter
Virginia
Watts Lumber Company
Portsmouth
Minter
R. W. Hudgins
Addie Jordan
B. E. Cogbill
Richmond
Williams, Folsom & Strouse
Louis Rittenberg
Empire Coal Company Alleged Insolvent
A bankruptcy petition filed in the United States District Court in Nashville claims the Empire Coal Company, with mines in Western Kentucky, is insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
United States District Court
Empire Coal Company
Kentucky
Iron Trade Conditions Improve Somewhat in Markets
The Iron Age notes a warmer mood in iron markets led by Pittsburg with modest gains in overall activity though prices stay irregular and mills idle awaiting sufficient specifications. It cites U S Steel’s earnings showing slow progress, blast furnace output rising to about 65 percent, declining pig iron stocks, and New England remaining active in the East. Major deals include Woodward Iron up to November on No 2 Foundry, Detroit stock storage near future advance, and sizable tonnage to store interests around $16 delivered. Steel bar activity increases in Chicago and Cleveland. a bar market remains quiet while sheet demand rises and major producers expand capacity though independents cut prices. Structural steel orders for Hinau dicta Space 4’s office in Pittsburg go to American Bridge. Pittburg orders 10,000 tons standard sections by Chesapeake & Ohio and Boston & Maine for planned projects. Johntown, Penn has a large cast iron order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Iron Trade Review
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
New England
Virginia
Woodward Iron Company
Central West
Detroit
Southern Iron
Chicago
Cleveland
Hinau Dicta Space
Oliver
American Bridge Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Boston & Maine
Johntown
Penn
Pacific trade on edge as railroads drop Orient routes
Chicago reports The Record-Herald says US trade with the Orient Australia and New Zealand valued at over 250 million dollars is being curtailed by transcontinental railroads. Major lines including Canadian Pacific Great Northern Northern Pacific Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Santa Fe announce plans to exit export and import trade with Asia on November 1. Officials warn this could shift Pacific Coast freight to Japanese ships via Suez, harming American shipping and signaling a bleak outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Record-Herald
United States
Orient
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
E. H. Harriman
James J. Hill
Berwind Syndicate
Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Santa Fe
China
Japan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
San
Vancouver
Portland, Ore
W.W. E. Coman
Harriman Lines
Oriental Ports
Suez Canal
St. Paul
W. W. Broughton
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern Steamship Company
The
Canadian Grain Reports Preview West Harvest Conditions
Winnipeg July 29 The Canadian West harvest outlook from 200 correspondents shows a percentage passing the blossom stage between August 15 and 2. Grain filling is wet with wind reducing yields in some districts. The region is expected to yield a good average crop on 6,000,000 acres with coarse grains thriving and barley widely cut. Winter wheat harvest is general in Southern Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canadian West
Alberta
Banks bid in Lake Superior stock sale
Six Philadelphia banks and two trust companies bid their own holdings in Lake Superior Corporation stock, totaling par 6 666 500, held as collateral for a 1 611 000 loan to the Canadian Improvement Company. Securities sold for 1 592 687, close to the loan amount, with no competing bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lake Superior Corporation
Canadian Improvement Company
Steelworkers Strike Halts Newport Rolling Mill
Newport Kentucky July 29 four hundred workers strike after notices posted yesterday that workers would be paid two weeks now and two weeks would be held by the company. The stoppage ties up the Newport Rolling Mill as labor dispute escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, Ky
Newport
Lawson Elected Chairman of Curb Exchange
Thomas W. Lawson has been elected chairman of the curb exchange in Boston. He announces plans to reorganize the exchange and to give the people a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Curb Exchange
Exchange
Foreign government securities bid list shows varied yields
A historical price table lists bids and asks for foreign government securities. Germany and Bavarian issues appear with bids around 34s 91 to 92 and 43. SS% 99% Bavarian gov 45 98% logs to Munich 45. 984. Clessian gov Sigs 80% oble of Augsburg as org vs Saxony gov 3s. 82 83% C By Hy Hamburg gov 8s 82 mn C of F-on-M 34s wy Pity C of Berlin 4s. 99% 100 Mex gov 1 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askeu
C of
Cologne
Logy
Munich
Clessian
Oble
Augsburg
City History Conference Plans Festival at Hotel Plaza
Arrangements are under way for a two day event at the Hotel Plaza on Friday and Saturday, November 13 and M, benefiting the City History Club of New York. A conference and bazaar will showcase New York history with costumes, exhibits, and performances by prominent artists and educators. Governor Hughes is expected to open the conference with addresses by noted statesmen and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Plaza
City History Club of
New York
Hughes
Beethoven
Robert Abbé
The
City History Club
George F. Kunz
Edward Hagaman Hall
Reginald Pelham Bolton
Emil L. Boas
John D. Crimmins
Horace E. Deming
John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
Elgin R. L. Gould
F. W. Halsey
A. Barton Hepburn
Welin Quadrant Davit Co showcases lifeboat system
The Welin Quadrant Davit Company issued a leather bound catalogue with fine prints of steamers equipped with its davit and a sketch illustrating how the life boats are lowered. Foreign liners Chicago and Rotterdam now at this port use Welin davits, and the Colon at Cramp shipyard in Philadelphia has been refitted with the system. The sister Panama will gain Welin davits when she returns to service in a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welin Quadrant Davit Company
No. 17
Battery Place
Welin Quadrant
Chicago
Rotterdam
Colon
Cramp Shipyard
Philadelphia
Panama
Cramp’'s
Securities Auction Records at the Exchange Salesroom
Adrian H. Muller & Son conducted an auction of securities by order of executors. The list includes numerous bank, railroad, and municipal bonds such as German-American Bank 17 shares, Crucible Steel 100 shares, United States Steel 50 shares, American Agricultural/State Mortgage issues, Central Pacific 4 per cent bonds due 1849, Syracuse Lighting 4 per cent bonds, Albany & Susquehanna 10 shares, Portland &___ bonds due 1851, City of Lincoln Gas 6 per cent bond, and many railroad-related issues. The sale totals reflect diverse securities with varied par values and coupon dates, offered to the public after probate and estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucible Steel Company of America Preeforma
United States Steel Corporation Mor Ser
American Agricultural
Central Pacific Railway Company
Syracuse Lighting Company
Christopher & Tenth Stre Ferry Railroad Company
Albany & iSuquehanna Railroad
Combdags
Coca Wcencenecsase
Sanecan
Portland
City of Lincoln Gas Company
St. Louis Ore and Steel Company
Bend
Aia
Mechanics’ National Bank
State Telephone Company
Great Jones Street Realty Co
Metropolitan Surety Compan Ndescom
Nia-Eenisnee
Queens County Ferry Sonoaas Creme
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad Company
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company Common
Ennisaleaan Ae
New York
Indiana, Decatur & First Mortgage
Alvin Fore
Anaemiana Ieee
Trust Company of America
Erie & Pittsburg Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
North American Company
Grio
Entral Railroad “Company
Inneseee, Virginia
Dse
Ctberes
Carneae Trust Company
Ann Arbor Railroad Company
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway
Wilkes-Barre & Hazelton Railroad Company
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Ney
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad
Aeroman Soins
Alb & Suaq
Vermont
Ee Allegh & West
R&c
Am Tel & Cable
la & At & CA
Miami- Aug & Sav
Lowell & Avon
G & Mt M
Mahon Coal
Beech Creek
H&s H Berkshire Pere
Morris & Essex
Block S& FF
Nash & Decatur
Bost & Albany
Nashau Lew
Bost & Lowell
Harlem
Bost
NYL
Nor & War Pf
Cc &E Ietts
Ogden Mine
Doogee
Old Colony
Cleve & Pittine
Oswege & Syraie Col & Xenia
Pac
Pat & Hud Riv
Concord & Mon
Pat & Rama
Peoria
Cene & Ports
Phil
Trenton
Conn River
Cc & Pass
Pitts &Lee
del & Bé Brk
Det Hills
Pitts FW
East Penn
Roch & Gen Vy
Do Oneness
Second Avenue
Erie & Pitts
Sixth Avenue
Fitchburg
South
É& J of
Southwest RR
Twenty-third St
Franklin Tel
Mirr&c
Gold & Stk
Manhattan Co
Tha National
Bronx Borough
Market & Ful
Battery Park
Metropolis
Bowery Seccee
Mechanics
Butch & Crew
Mercantile
Ral & Tt
Metropolitan
IATS
Consolidated
Merchants
Century
Merchants Morrisom
Chase
Mount Chatham
Mutual
Chemical Cae A
Nassau
Fourteenth St
Sherman
Gallatin
Livestock Market Report New York 1908
Receipts 97 cars 1,834 head with 45 cars on sale including 35 at Jersey City and 19 at 80th Street. Trade slow steers mostly weaker to 10c, cows and bulls lower. Dressed beef firmer, veals active at 5.50 to 8.75 per 100 lbs. milch cows steady. Sheep and lambs steady to firm with moderate demand. lambs firm to higher on light receipts. Exports to Liverpool noted. numerous sales by J Shamberg Son, Newton & Co, McPherson Co, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Liverpool
London
Celtic
Morris Heef
J. Shamberg & Son
Virginia
Newton &O
Virginia Steers
Pennsylvania
McPherson & Co
Ohio
Kentucky
Tobin & Shannon
S. Sanders
S. Judd & Co
Jelliffe
Wright & Co
J. G. Curtis & Son
J. P. Nelson
W. R. Hume
John Pacey
Andrew Mullen
60Th Street
J. G Curtis & Son
Louis Heilbrunn
J. G. Curtis
H. H. Hollis
George & L. &. Dilienback
J.P. Nelson
Live Stock Prices and Hogs Receipts Amid Market Trade
Receipts totaled 35 cars with about 630 head, market steady to firm across weights. Kentucky and Virginia lambs and sheep priced with various lots from 70 TM to 91 i, while hogs saw mixed bids with New York Regs at 7% per tp I and several lots around 70% to 75% per 100 pounds. Shippers and firms including Newton & Co., S. Judd & Co., McPherson & Co., Fred I. Kratz, and Tobin & Shannon appear among buyers and consignors with varied lot sizes and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Virginia
Newton & Co
Kentucky
Virginia Do
Shippers Commission Company
S. Judd & Co
McPherson & Co
Fred I. Kratz
S. Sanders
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
J. G. Curtis & Son
Andrew Mullin
New York State
Stos
Tobin & Shannon
W. R. Hume
Marine Intelligence Mini Almanac Item
The report notes ship movements and times for waterways including Sandy Hook Gov Island and Hell Gate. It lists vessels such as The Teutonic and The Patricia with positions west of Nantucket and offshore, and expected dock times today amid high and low water readings for coastal stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Etrurtaras
Teutonic
Nantucket Lae
Patricia
la Savoie
Transoceanic Passenger Schedules and Destinations
A fragment lists ships and routes from New York and Seattle to destinations including Japan Korea China Hawaii and the Philippines. It notes ships Kaga Maru Empress of Japan US Transport Mariposa and Tahiti and Marquesas via San Francisco with dates in July and August and routes via Vancouver Victoria Seattle and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corea
China
Seattle
Japan
Philippine Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
Hawaii
San Francisco
Siberia
Australia
W Zealand
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Alameda
Saowee Islands
Shipping News Port of New York July 29 1908 Arrivals
The July 29 1908 shipping list records arrivals at New York harbor with numerous steamers and destinations. Barabarossa Ger Von Bardeieben arrived July 18 19 at 2 02 am with 428 steerage passengers mails and noise. Rosario di Giorgia Nor Matheson Port Antonio July 23 with fruit arrived at 4 30 am. Sergipe Braz Rio Janeiro Bahia Maranhao Parr aiba and Ceara 19 Maranham 13 Para 15 Barbedos 21 with 15 passengers mails and noise. San Giovanni Ital Messina July wm Naples 14 15 to Hirzel Feltmann & Co with 19 cabin 201 steerage passengers and moise. Slavonia Br Dunning Trieste July 7 Fiume 21 Naples 14 Naples 14 to Whitehall with 284 steerage passengers and noise. Yamuri Cuban Seeley Guantanamo July T Santiago 9 Manzanillo 16 Cienfuegos 22 to New York and Cuba Mail Co with 2 passengers moise. Delaware French Philadelphia to Circ is Co with moise off Highlands at 1 3 am. Sailed steamers include Demuttee Brunswick Louis Bossert Arranmore Port Antonio Lucania Oceanic Proteus San Marcos and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosario di Giorgia
Nor
Matheson
Port Antonio
Atlantic Fruit Co
Excelsior
Geri
Courtin
Rotterdam
Philip Ruprech
Sergipe
Braz
Wite
Rio Janeiro
Victoria
Bahia
Maceio
Pernambuco
Parahiba & Ceara
Maranham
Moise
Ligonier
Cotes
Port Arthur
Jacksonville
J M Gaffey Petroleum
Slavonia
Dunning
Trieste
Fiume
Palermo
Naples
Gibraltar
Bar
Yamuri
Seeley
Guantanamo
Santiago
Manzanillo
Cienfuegos
Ft New York
Cuba
EK West
Madlorr Co
Luisiana
Italy
Carbone
Genoa
E B Richard & Co
Stapleton
Taff
Nilsen
Baracoa
Delaware
Philadelphia
Circise Co
Highlands
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures Chronicle
A dated list traces ships arriving at or sailing from New York and European ports in late July, detailing vessels such as Deutschland, Carpathia, Principe di Piemonte, Germania, Kronprinz Wilhelm, Adriatic, Ivernia, Pannonia, and Roma. Entries include routes via Plymouth, Cherbourg, Naples, Leghorn, Marseilles, Queenstown, and Port Said, noting intermediate ports and final destinations like Hamburg, Genoa, Shanghai, and Yokohama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arerrived
Plymouth
Deutschland
Ger
New York
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Naples
Carpathia
President Lincoln
Genoa
Principe di Piemonte Iftal
Leghorn
Onus
Bartados
Orineco
Kingston
Colon
Southampton
Pannonia
Trieste
Flume
Shields
Rheinfeis
Marseilles
Roma
Algiers
Lowther Castle
Hiege
Hong Kong
Port Natal
Ardgowan (Br
Shanghai
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Eric
Morgan
Central
Crosstown Protective Committee
Coal Company
Oriental Trade
Lake Superior
Boston Curb Exchange
Justice Alpha Con
Andes
Best & Belcher
Occidental Con
Ophir Caledonia
Overman Challenge
Potosi Chollar
Favege Confidence
Sag Belcher
Cal & Va
Sierra Nevada
Imperial
Union Con
Louis
Crown Point
Utah
Gould & Currys
Yellow Jacket
Hale & Norcross
Julia E
Kan City
Ry & Canes
American Can
National Biscuit
People's Gas
Cat & Chic C & D
Quaker Oats
Chicago Subway
Commonwealth Edison
Hicago Telephone
A &Wift & Co
Sears-Roebuck
Myllinois Brick
Baltimore
van Swiatek & Co
Trail Street
United Railway
Nort Ry & 1
Light & P
Chas City Ry
Seaboard
Union Trust
Nat Bank
City History Conference
Adrian H. Muller & Son
Detroit United
Twin City Rapit
Toronto
Hamilton
Buffalo
Detroit & Mackinac
Missouri
Colorado & Southern
Iehneraan Cic
Inc
Orane
Ccoensenaecece i Inc
NEW York and Other Gas Securities
Jackson Gas
Lafay Gas
L & W Water
Mad
Bingham G
Mutual Eo
Buffalo Gas
Y & E_R Sa
Ohio & Ind
Pg&c
Paterson &Pcg
Pitts
Denver Gas
Fort W
St & Tr Ss
ING & O
St Paul Gas
Syra
Indianapolis Gas
Syre St & P Ss
Charles D. Barney & Co
South 4Th Street
Street
Am Cement
Lehigh Val R A. Am Ry Co
Marsden
Cambria Steel RA
Phila Co
Elec St Bat Co
Penn R R Co
Elec Co
Fenn Steel Co Fairmount Trac
Stewart & Lockwood
Exchange Place
Nipissing Tm
Cobalt Lake
Nova Scotia
Contagas
Peterson Lake
Crown Reserve
Red Rock Foster
Silver Leaf
Green Meehan
Silver Queen
Kerr Lake
Tretheweyssy
Wea & Co
S&sudd & Co
Kerns Commission Company
Indiana
SHEFP
Ae Ieee Commission Company
Virginia Lambs
Marine Intelligence
Etruria
Teutonic Southampton
White Star
Vera Cruz
Sezurand
Crown of Castile
New Orleans
Ju -Mallery Sabine
Galveston
Satsuma
Padrawad
Hamb Am Patricia Plymouth
Juene Slorerdy Rotterdam
Valdivia Barry
Barcelona
Gans Iroquois
So Yuma
St. Paul Sasasens
Transpacific
Safis
la Touraine
Havre
French
Mexico
Havana
Ward Aos
Guiana
Grenada
Quebec
Boniface Para
Booth
de Larrinaga
Argentina
Clyde
Princess Anne
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Kansas City
Savannah
Prins Willem III
Hayti Dart McEeees
Vigilancia
Bahamas
Rio Grande
Tampa
Malik
Monroe
Philadet Southampton
Campania
Ool
Cunard
Venetia
Newfoundland
Red Cross
Strathallan
Norton
Aurora
Curacan
Maraczi
Trinidad
Haeberg Ans
Prinzess Irene
NG Liordii
Kroonland
Antwerp
Red Star
Minneapolis
Atlantic Trans
Columbia
Glasgow
Liam Perugia
Algonquin
Shipping News
Port of New York
Barbarossa
von Bardeieben
Oceirichs& Co
Fl Alba
Quick
Southern Pacific Co
Demuttee
Brunswick
Louis Bossert
Georgetown
Arranmore
Bordeaux
Bradford
Gerd
Mont Ray
Carolina
Fagerton
Lucania
Queenstown
Oceanic
Nort America
Ital
Proteus
San Marcos
Curitgba
Nipe
Nuevitas
Jeffers
Newport News
Nce
San Giorgiollah
Vis
Port Said
Calabria
Naples and Leghornda
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