Cigar Manufacturers' Association of America, A. M. JEN

KINSON.

Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, A. T. ANDERSON.
Galveston Chamber of Commerce, JENS MOLLER.
Hoboken Board of Trade, EDWARD H. HORWOOD.
Italian Chamber of Commerce, ACHILLE STARACE.
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce, EDWARD J. FURLONG.
National Hardware Association, T. JAMES FERNLEY.
National Irrigation Association, GEORGE H. MAXWELL.
Newport News Chamber of Commerce, WALTER B. Live-

ZEY.

New York Board of Trade and Transportation, G. WALDO SMITH.

New York Produce Exchange, JOHN P. TRUESDELL. Norfolk Board of Trade and Business Men's Association, WM. T. ANDERSON.

North Side Board of Trade, CHARLES E. REID.
Philadelphia Board of Trade, E. R. WOOD.
Philadelphia Bourse, PHILIP GODLEY.

Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, FINLEY ACKER.
Philadelphia Commercial Exchange, E. L. ROGERS.
Philadelphia Commercial Museum, WM. S. HARVEY.
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce, W. H. STEVENSON.
Scranton Board of Trade, F. L. HITCHCOCK.
Washington Board of Trade, A. P. FARDON.

West Virginia Board of Trade, HENRY G. DAVIS.
Wilmington Board of Trade, WM. D. MULLEN.

A T. ANDERSON.

SECRETARY.

Washington, D. C.

Maryland Building.

FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING

OF THE

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE

The Forty-first Annual Meeting of the National Board of Trade was held at the New Willard's, in the city of Washington, D. C., on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, January 17, 18 and 19, 1911.

FIRST DAY.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1911.

The Board met, and was called to order at 12.05 o'clock P. M., the President, Mr. FRANK D. LA LANNE, occupying the Chair, and the Secretary (Mr. Wм. R. TUCKER) being at his desk.

ORGANIZATION.

The PRESIDENT.-Gentlemen,

we have assembled promptly, but we are not a convention until we have a report from the Committee on Credentials, which the chair will now name:—

Messrs. ALBERT M. READ, of Washington; Walter B. LIVEZEY, of Newport News, and PHILIP GODLEY, of Philadelphia.

The committee will procure the credentials from the Secretary and report as soon as possible.

The Committee on Credentials, by its chairman, Mr. READ, subsequently reported that thirty organizations are present, represented by one hundred delegates and four alternates.

As subsequently perfected, the list of delegates accredited to the meeting was as follows:

Chicago Board of Trade.

George F. Stone,

R. S. Lyon,

W. H. Perrine,

B. Frank Howard.

Cigar Manufacturers' Association of America.
A. M. Jenkinson.