Wheat Crop Drops Point in Month as Corn Stands Read
The crop report shows winter wheat yield about 425,940,000 bushels at 14.3 bu/acre versus last year 409,442,000. Corn condition on Aug 1 was 82.5 percent of normal with state breakdowns for Kansas Indiana Illinois Nebraska Missouri Ohio Pennsylvania Oklahoma California Texas Michigan and others.
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New York Times
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Department
Kansas
Indiana
Tlinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
California
Texas
Michigan
State
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Connecticut
Florida
P. C
Towa
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Iowa
Illinois
Geessee
Government report shows sowing and crop estimates for spring wheat and corn
The report notes August 1 conditions for Spring wheat at 82.7 with a projected yield of 233,772,000 bushels under the new method and 249,711,000 without mortality. Corn is placed at 82.9 per cent with yields estimated at 2,686,494,000 bushels by the new method and 2,716,793,000 by the old method, vs a prior August projection of 2,658,650,000. Northern states show mixed condition but above ten-year averages despite rust fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Produce Exchange
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska Receives Widespread Rain Boosting Corn
Special to The New York Times reports heavy rainfall across Nebraska last night and today with every county affected. Southeastern Nebraska saw beneficial moisture for corn, seven days of heat boosted growth, and conditions by today near 96 percent. Burlington Railroad experts had noted corn reaching as high as 103 on some divisions three days earlier.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Burlington Railroad
Receiver for River Line in Receiver Hands
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line, a major Ohio River carrier, is placed in receivership by Judge Archbald due to unprofitable operations from low water. Captain James A. Henderson named receiver with a $50,000 bond. Boats Queen City Keystone State and Virginia tied up much of the summer between Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
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Scranton
Penn
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Archbald
United States Court
Harry A. Jones
James A. Henderson
Queen City
Keystone State
Virginia
Customs Rulings Increase Duties on Japanese Goods
In a decision by I F Fischer the Board of United States General Appraisers ruled that shipments from Kaitsu Gomeil Kwaisha Yokohama valued undervalued must pay higher duties. Brass vases candlesticks antimony ash trays were marked up from 5 yen to 6.25 yen each with other items also raised. General Appraiser Chamberlain also raised invoice values on Astrakhan wool from Adolf Pitsch Berlin.
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I. F. Fischer
United States General Appraisers
Kaitsu Gomeil Kwaisha
Yokohama
Chamberlain
Astrakhan
United States
Adolf Pitsch
Berlin
Rock adulterates celery seed unraveled by microscope
Aug 7 Washington report from the Bureau of Chemistry states celery seed sold commercially contained nearly 40 percent powdered rock. The finding shows the adulteration could escape detection by ordinary buyers. A separate microscopic analysis identifies flowers used to make honey, aiding authenticity tests of honey claimed to be from specific flowers.
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Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Bradstreet Reports Bank Failures by Region and Capital
Bradstreet's shows 205 US failures in the week, down from 275 prior week and varied historic weeks. Regional tallies include Middle States 67, New England 17, Southern 45, Western 38, Northwestern 10, Far West 27, Territories 1, plus 19 in Canada. About 2 percent of failing concerns had capital of 5000 dollars or less and 14 percent had capital between 5000 and 20000 dollars.
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Bradstreet
United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Far West
Territories
Canada
Court calendars list for Aug 5 public sessions
Court calendars show Saturday August sessions across City Court Special Term Supreme Court and County Court with openings at 10 or 10:30 A M. Ex parte matters referenced include referrals and receivers appointed. Notable cases include Barnum vs Kaufman Harvey Andrews and others before Justices Green Goff Dayton and referees appointed in New York.
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Ae Court
Pation City Court
Green
Supreme Court
County Court House
Chambers Street
Hudson Electric Bondholders Form Committee
John A. Young James C. Chaplin Harlin W. Whipple and LeRoy N. Baldwin organize a bondholders committee to protect interests of Hudson River Electric Power Company. They oppose a four year interest deferral proposal requiring bond coupons as collateral for company notes. Counsel include Parker Hatch Sheehan Rollins Rollins and J H McNeal. Winthrop E. Scarritt named secretary in New York.
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John A. Young
James C. Chaplin
Harlin W. Whipple
LeRoy N. Baldwin
Hudson River Electric Power Company
Beig
Parker, Hatch & Sheehan
Rollins & Rollins
New
New York Incorporations Listed in Albany Aug
The Albany report lists numerous New York incorporations including Hotel Holding Company with 617,500 capital and directors Peter B. Olney Jr William H. Randel and George Carleton Comstock. Other new firms span Shirtboard Company C L Waterbury Co Inc Dock and Mill Company Central Belting Sunflower Realty and Security and International Pure Ice Corporation with capitals from 5 000 to 200 000 and a wide set of directors across New York and nearby areas. Dissolution noted for Richfield Springs Creamery Company and a capital increase for Cedarhurst North Realty Company amidst the lengthy list.
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New York Times
Albany
Hotel Holding Company
New York
Capital
Peter B. Olney, Jr
William H. Randel
George Carleton Comstock
William Street
Shirtboard Company
William F. Roloff
The
Belvidere
Edward Bergfield
West 122d Street
Paul Gordon Lewis
Eighty-sixth Street
Broadway
C. L. Waterbury & Co., Inc
C. L. Waterbury
South Street
J. A. Norman
Rosebank
S. I
G. M. W. Kobbe
Babylon
L. Calmon Asbestos and Rubber Works of America
Edward H. Garcia
East Twenty-second Street
Rudolph Gaertner
Rudolf Gruber
Broad Street
Dock and Mill Company
North Tonawanda
Niagara County
Walter B. Hawke
Buffalo
S. N. Smith
Frank Schweitzer
Tonawanda
Central Belting Company
Harold B. Elear
Robert R. Logan
Wall Street
Frederick Hildebrant
Tompkinsville
Richmond County
Sunflower Realty and Security Corporation
Henry Dorfman
Park Row
Henry S. Nadelweiss
Second Avenue
Morris Marwell
Forty-fifth Street
Brooklyn
International Pure Ice Corporation
William C. Cannon
Seventy-seventh Street
William S. Bainton
Ninety-seventh Street
Edward A. Roth
Ninety-eighth Street
F Mandel
M. J. McLeod
E. A. Roser
Liberty Street
Carnegie Hill Livery and Motor Company
Canital
Solomon Lederer
East Eighty-second Street
Jacob Heim
West Ninetieth Street
Joseph Heim
West Eighty-second Street
Charles Bjorkegren
Incorporated
Cedarhurst North Realty Company
H. Stewart McKnight
Fifth Avenue
New Jersey Firms Chartered In Trenton with varied trades
Atlantic Coast Distilling Company Hoboken Reed Hustton Pressure Company J B Lutz & Brothers City Retail Ice Company G H Freeman Inc Anigraph Register Company Commonwealth Land Company are chartered in Trenton New Jersey. Capital figures range from 1 000 to 200 000 with multiple incorporators names listed for each venture.
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Trenton
N. J
Atlantic Coast Distilling Company
Atlantic City
J. L. Casper
R. H. Hardin
J. H. Smith
Reed-Hustton Pressure Company
Hoboken
Willam W. Reed
P. J. Hustton
Martin Daab
J. B. Lutz & Brothers
Bayonne
J. B. Lutz
John G. Lutz
Frederick J. Lutz
Crane Company
Newark
R. T.crane
Frederick G. Harris
Frederic E. Lally
City Retail Ice Company
Phillipsburg
F. ©. Rockafellow
J. Henry
G. W. Coffin
G. H. Freeman, Inc
Passaic
G. H. Freeman
J. Coleman
George H. Dalrymple
Jersey City
Capital
G. W. Rurode
Theodore Rurode
W. H. Rees
Commonwealth Land Company
Summit
Carroll H. Bassett
Lorenzo A. Oaks
Arthur Tepper
Army officers reassigned to fill vacancies and inspect units
Washington dispatch lists Captain D W Hand moved to the Quartermaster's Department replacing Captain H R B Farrar. Lieutenant Colonel O B Mitcham travels to Pittsburg to inspect Battery B, Field Artillery, National Guard of Pennsylvania. Captain J A Shipton and others proceed to New York City West Bayonne N J and Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania to inspect submarine mine material.
Navy Promotions and Assignments Announced
Commander A Gove becomes Commandant of Midshipmen at the Naval Academy. Commander W S Benson sails with the Pacific fleet from San Francisco on October 5. Lieut Commander C J Lang to the Albany and Lieut E C S Parker to the Salem. Lieut W R Cushman retires. Other officers reassigned include Lieut Commander W C Herbert Lieut G W S Castle Ensign N H Goss to Cavite Navy Station. Lieut L R Leahy to Rainbow as Flag Lieutenant Pacific fleet staff. Lieut W S Anderson Lieut D P Mannix Ensign K Whiting to Rainbow. Lieut C M Tozer to the Wilmington.
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Jes
L. R. Leahy
The
Rainbow
Pacific Fleet
W. S. Anderson
D. P. Mannix
K. Whiting
C. M. Tozer
Wilmington
Maritime and Rail Line Stopovers Mentioned in Transit List
A scrambled transit note lists arrivals and ports including Chattanooga Hongkong Gal veston Shanghai Tacoma Guantanamo New Hampshire Portsmouth String ham Barney De Long Thornton Tingey Newport Olympia Arkansas Chicago Hartford Nevada Boston and a Boston to Gardiner leg. The fragment mentions M Paage Lecoe from Boston for Gardiner's ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Hongkong
Galveston
Shanghai
Tacoma
Guantanamo
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
N. H
Stringham
Barney
de Long
Thornton
Tingey
Newport
Olympia
Arkansas
Chicago
Hartford
Nevada
Boston
Paage Lecoe
Gardiner’s
Stepney Spare Wheel Agency Placed Under Temporary Receiver
Justice Goff appoints Roderick J. Kennedy temporary receiver for Stepney Spare Wheel Agency at 341 Fifth Avenue on petition by L. Walter Lissberger et al for voluntary dissolution due to alleged insolvency. Show cause hearing set for Sept. 28. Moss & Schleestein file bankruptcy schedules indicating $173,451 liabilities and $51,615 assets with major creditors including American Woolen Co. and New York County National Bank. Arthur N. Parmelee and John A. Wilbur also file voluntary bankruptcies. Alfred C. Coxe Jr. named receiver in bankruptcy for Hall Brothers at 721 Tremont Avenue, Bronx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepney Spare Wheel Agency
Justice Goff
The
Supreme Court
Roderick J. Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
S. Myers
L. Walter Lissberger
Joel Jacobs
Malcolm J. A. Lissberger
Moss & Schleestein
Broadway
American Woolen Company
L. F. Dommerich & Co
New York County National Bank
Moss Realty Company
Harry E. Moss
Yedules
Mortimer Schleestein
New York Granite Brick Company
Salem Nail Company
Robert W. Lyle
Hall Brothers
Holt
Alfred C. Coxe, Jr
Frederick Hall
Tremont Avenue
Bronx
Numerical names and sums in a city loan list
A fragmented row lists individuals and firms with monetary amounts and company names. Adams C city of New York appears with 393 dollars, Anderson G George Schleicher Co. with 7 percent, Austin L B and G B Miller J F Harris et al. totaling 1,126 dollars, and Brown F representing Borden's Condensed Milk Co. at 62 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
N. Y
Anderson
George Schleicher Co
Austin
L. B
G. B.miller
J. F. Harris Et al
Brown
Borden’ S Con. Milk Co
Diamond and Gold Jewelers Auction at 1157 Broadway
An exclusive stock of diamonds pearls rubies sapphires emeralds rings pendants scarfs pins locket watches and other jewelry 18 and 14 karat will be sold to highest bidders today at 11 a.m. with no reserve at the Broadway address. Catalogue sales and pre-sale inspections offered. Auctioneer J H Spandau.
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Broadway
27Th St
J. H. Spandau
Arrivel of Buyers Collected from Numerous Department Stores
A long list of buyers and firms across the United States appears, detailing names such as A F Dauber Newfield Kansas. R P Rhio Texas. The Breslin Chicago. J H Shampfer Dubuque Iowa. May Company Cleveland. Pardridge Blackwell Detroit. and many others with dry goods cloaks hats millinery or department store roles. The column notes buyers may register by telephoning addresses including 1000 Bryant and various hotel names as collection points for merchandise orders and distribution.
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Bryant
Minneapolis
Minn
Jessie Hyman
Herald Square
Minear Dry Goods Company
Greensboro
Ind
P. Minear
Dry Goods
Cadillac
Stevenson
Leo
Cloak Company
Sparta
Wis
Leo Stevenson
Pickwick Clothing Company
Broadway
Thomas
John W., & Co
Rran
J. J
St. Louis
Flanders
Abilene Dry Goods Company
Atilene
Texas
A. M. Robertson
Churchill
Philipsborn
J., Company
St. Paul
Ora M. Vennon
Cumberland
Burton Pie Dry Goods Company
Paris
W. S. Swithh
Freeman Brothers
Schuneman & Evans
Los Angeles
Cal
J. W. McNeely
Nations
Fifth Avenue
Boston Department
Joliet
Til
M. A. Felman
Baker, Mose & Forrester
Dallas
A S. Morse
Empire Hotel
Pardrigé & Blackwell
Detroit
Mich
M. J. Matthews
May Company
Cleveland
Ohio
R. Montgomery
Washington Place
Brottell
Root Dry Goods Company
Terre Haute
C. H. Haffner
Church Street
M. L. Walsh
the Fair
New Orleans
Mann
High
J. M
Atlanta
M. Brown
People’s Store Company
Tacoma
Wash
C. L. Hufford
Hotel
Valley Dry Goods Company
Vicksburg
Miss
E. Levens
Bleecker Street
Woodward
Hinds, O. L., Company
Burlin
C. L. Hinds
Wward
Carson, Pirie, Beott & Co
Chicago
Ill
M. I. Winger
Worth Street
New Grand Hotel
Fowler
Dick & Walker
Evensville
G. Walker
Newburger
New Albany
S. W. Newburger
Hurst
Baltimore
Baltimore, Md.; A. C. Ee Upholstery Goods; Herald Square Hotel? Mitteldorfer
Richmond
M. Mitteldorfer
The
Hermitage
Liepold Brothers
Selma
Ala
King Edward
Auerbach, F., & Brother
Salt Lake City
Utah
G. S. Auerbach
Mercer Street
Wellington
Milner, W. L.,& Co
Toledo
M. A
M. E. le Hue
Union Square
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Penn
C. Darrell
Breslin, Cohen & Davis
Boston
Mass
al Davis
Albert
Morehouse & Martens Company
Directory of apparel and accessory firms in New York City
A dense listing of merchants by category with addresses across Manhattan. Includes ALCOHOL APPLIANCES, ALLIGATOR LEATHER GOODS, BASKETS, BEADS, COATS, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, KNIT GOODS, LAMPS, NECKWEAR, OSTRICH FEATHERS, RIBBONS, SUSPENDERS, LADIES WAISTS, UMBRELLAS, and more. Organizations include G. Cohn & Co., M. Averbeck, The Plume & Atwood, Frau Drescher & Cusson, Yale, Spitzer & Harris, and Otto Thurnauer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cohn & Co., Inc
Broadway
Otto Thurnauer
20Th St
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
Moyses & Dreyus
Rosenhain & Simon
Misses’ & Children’s
Caplan
Broeteny
Maiden L
M. Gropper & Sons
Bleecker
M. B’way
Atwood Mfg. Co
B’way
B. Shackman & Co
Louis Meyers
West 31St St
B. Brager
Walker St
A. B. Andrews Co
West 15Th Street
Dr’s’s
J. Glockner
West 19Th St
Banks & Co
Warren
S. Berliner
Strauss & Meyer
Koch Bros
Church St
Spitzer & Harris
Triangle Waist Co
Messaline
Allison & Lamson
E. 17Th &T
John Sullivan & Son
Hudson
J. H. Eckhardt
Grand
Lois
Shipping and Mails Miniature Almanac for Today
Sun and moon times listed with tides for Sandy Hook Governors Island Fell Gate and ports. Shipping lines include SS Mauritania Cedric Rotterdam Roma Merida Bayamo Apache Bermudian Hannah M Bell Kansas City Princess Anne El Paso Delaware Paloma Chesapeake among others with arrival or sailing dates in July and August.
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Sandy Hook
Governors Island
Fell Gate
Liverpool
Cedric
Jersey City
Swansea
Niagara
Shields
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Roma
Marseilles
Merida
Havana
Bayamo
Tampico
Apache
Jacksonville
Bermudian
Bermuda
Hannah M. Bell
Kumassi
Kansas City
Savannah
Norfolk
el Paso
Galveston
Delaware
Philadelphia
Paloma
Nuevitas
Chesapeake T
Baltimore
Malls
St. Paul
Southampton
Etruria
Maracaibo
Curacao
Caroli
Mayaguez
Sarnia
Nagua
Toga
Ves
Trent
Colon
Minnetonka
London
Vaderland
Antwerp
Patricia
Hamburg
Arapahoe
Jefferson
Ameter
Kronp
Wilhelm
Bremen
Korona
St. Thomas
Kelvingrove
Pernambuco
Colorado
Tampa
Columbus
Incoming steamships listed by Marconi wireless reports
Ships from Hamburg Havre Glasgow Rotterdam and Plymouth are tracked by Marconi wireless positions east of Sandy Hook yesterday. Due at their respective piers around 7:30 A. M. tomorrow or noon today.
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Bluecher
Hamburg
Marconi Wireless
Sandy Hook
la Bretagne
Havre
California
Glasgow
Nieuw Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Philadelphia
Lizard
Plymouth
Foreign Ports Arrived Listing Ships and Dates
A compilation of ships and arrival dates at various ports including Havre Cherbourg Queenstown Cuxhaven Montevideo Hull Melbourne Melbourne Trieste Lisbon Flushing Rotterdam Queenstown Southampton Naples Gibraltar London Antwerp Huelva Marseilles Swinemunde with arrival dates ranging August 3 to August 7. Vessels include La Touraine Friedrich Wilhelm Campania Imogen Martello Jeanara Tannenfels Alice Peninsular Charlois Coq Noordam Arabic Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Europa Inverclyde Schaldis Argo Laetitia Diamant and others.
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la Touraine
Havre
Friedrich Wilhelm
Cherbourg
Campania
Queensiown
A. F. Lucas
Cuxhaven
Aus
Prins Maurits
Amsterdam
Imogen
Montevideo
Martello
Hull
Jeanara
Melbourne
Tannenfels
Alice
Trieste
Peninsular
Lisbon
Charlois
Flushing
Coq
Ha Te
Noordam
Rotterdam
Arabic
Queenstown
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Southampton
Europa
Naples
Inverclyde
Gibraltar
City of Everett
London
Schaldis
Antwerp
Argo
Huelva
Ee Eae Laetitia
Marseilles
Diamant
Swinemunde
Trans Pacific Ship Schedules From Early August List
The message lists sailing times and routes for multiple steamers to destinations including Hawaii, Japan, Korea, China, the Philippine Islands, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, and the Samoan Islands. Entries note ports such as San Francisco Seattle Vancouver and dates from Aug 6 to Sept 6, with lines referencing ships and passages via different transpacific routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Vancouver
Hawaii
San Francisco
Korea
China
Ippine Islands
Seattle
West
Weather Summary for Atlantic and Eastern States
Showers linger in the Atlantic and Gulf states and the lake region while the Northwest grows warmer. Eastern half sees moderate temperatures with light to fresh west to northwest winds along New England and Middle Atlantic Coasts. Forecast calls for fair conditions today and Sunday in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania New England with light winds and some showers in eastern areas.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf States
Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Have The Times Mailed To Your Summer Home
Advertisement urges readers to ensure New York Times delivery during vacation periods. It explains that if delays are expected, orders can be placed via Publication Office or newsdealer. Notes monthly rate of 75 cents and subscription addresses at Times Building 8 Spruce Street and 30 Broadway with telephone line 1000 Bryant.
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TIMES
New York Times
Newsdealer
Spruce Street
Broadway
Bryant
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Hudson Electric Bonds
H. B. Mosby
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Stanton Live
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Max Shlivek
114Th Street
Samuel Leavitt
108Th Street
Rudolph Fixel
139Th Street
Richfield Springs Creamery Company
Attorne
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Richfield Springs
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Hollywood Co
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Petro
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Roberts
Rosenbaum
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W. H
Rahaim
J.—Same
Lillian de A. Berg
E. 29Th St
Clara. Phillips
E. 20Th St
H. Faxon
Woman's Hotel Company
East 29Th St
Martha Washington
P.—C. Hearn
Schechter
Topitz
Jeanette
J. Passman
Valentine
Wolper
H.—S. Rabinowitz
Wineburgh
R. Morris
Watts
Walker
Elizabeth L
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