Plans Cultivation of 200000 Acres in Wheat Project
Thomas D. Campbell leads a $2,000,000 Montana Farming Corporation with backing from J Pierpont Morgan, Charles Sabin, James Stillman and others to cultivate 150000 to 200000 acres on Crow Blackfoot Fort Peck and Shoshone reservations in Montana and Wyoming. The project, in cooperation with the Interior Department, aims to boost U S wheat for the allies and wartime needs under modern large scale farming.
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United States
United States Department of the Interior
Montana Farming Corporation
Crow and Blackfoot
Fort Peck
Montana
Wyoming
Thomas D. Campbell
Grand Forka
N. D
New Corporation
Mr. Campbell
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles H. Sabin
Guaranty Trust Company
James A. Stillman
The
National City Bank
Charles D. Norton
Maxwell Upson
Francis H. Sisson
Frederick W. Stevens
Ann Arbor
Mich
J. S. Torrance
San
Department of the Interior
Campbell
Northwest
California
Lane
New York
Far West
Nation Takes More Steel Orders as War Board Tightens Control
The War Industries Board requests manufacturers to name all customers and the intended steel uses, expanding from prior data on orders and shipments. The move signals stricter priority rules and full government direction of steel production for the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Industries Board
American Iron and Steel Institute
Washington
National City bonds offered for Hagerstown water project
The National City Company offers 850000 of City of Hagerstown water bonds maturing from 1938 to 1987 at prices yielding 4.75 to 4.50 percent depending on maturity. Practically all bonds sold. J F Frederichs elected President of Continental Bank of New York succeeding Albert Tag as Chairman. F H Hornby named Cashier. Lowell Mass updates a 400000 loan with Salmon Brothers Hutzler at 5.04 percent plus 11 premium. Carl H Pforzheimer Co ready for retribution sixteenth edition of their Standard Oil booklet. 400000 Westheimer Co notes, 7 percent, two to five years, oversubscribed.
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National City Company
City of Hagerstown
Mas
J. F. Frederichs
Continental Bank of New York
Albert Tag
Bank
F. H. Hornby
Lowell
Mass
Salomon Rothers & Hutzler
Carl H. Pforzheimer & Co
D. Gruen & Sons
Westheimer & Co
Reserve City Bankers Meet Here Tomorrow
The sixth annual convention of the Association of Reserve City Bankers will be held at the Hotel Astor tomorrow and Friday. The sessions are closed to nonmembers with several leaders from major banks delivering addresses on Federal Reserve functions and foreign exchange. James W Gerard and President Staley will speak at the dinner tomorrow evening.
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Association of Reserve City Bankers
Hotel Astor
John W. Staley
People’s State Bank of Detroit
Tomorow
Federal Reserve Bank
Co. M. McKay
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
George G. Moore
New England National Bank of
Kansas City
Frank K. Houston
Third National Bank of St. Louis
L. F. Kiesewetter
Bank of New York
O. Howard Wolfe
Philadelphia National Bank
Y. M. GC
New York
Herb
Mississipi Vailey Trust Company
St. Louis
Fred Kent
Bankers Trust Company
Direcor
Foreign Exchange Division
Federal Revenue Board
Jacob H. Herzog
The
National Commercial Bank of Albany
Charles W. Dupuis
Citizens National Bank of Cincinnati
George B. Smith
Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Morton H. Fry
Bernhard, Schol
War Finance Corp Loans United Railways of St Louis
The War Finance Corporation approves a 3,235,000 six month loan to United Railways Company of St Louis at 7 percent. Secured by 800,000 face value Liberty bonds and superior first mortgage bonds of Union Depot Railroad Company. The loan aids war efforts with collateral valued above the loan and will help stabilize finances for war materials transport.
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Eperial
New York Times
Washington
War Finance Corporation
United Railways Company of
St. Louis
United Railways Company
Liberty Loan
Union Depot Railroad Company of
Union Depot Railroad Company
City of
Blic Service Commission of
Uri
United Balinere Company
United Railwa
Man Industries
Warnance Corporation
Public Service Commission of Missouri
Unit Railways Company
Federal Telegraph Company
Weoregage
Poulsenireless Corporation
Commercial Trust & Savings Bank of
Prescott
Arizona
Poulsen Wireless Corporation
Commercial Trust & Savings Bank
Commercial Trust & Bavings Bank OF
Cotton Market Ends Steady With Gains Amid Optimistic Crop Report
The market closed very steady with net gains up to 52 points after the Department of Agriculture issued its most optimistic crop-condition report since 1911. Prices held firm as demand remained solid, spurred by strong Liverpool cables, a New Bedford mill strike settlement, and tight spot and yarn markets across the South.
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Department of Agriculture
Liverpool
New Bedford
Calveston
New Orleans
Savannah
Augusta
Memphis
Houston
Little Rock
Subway pylons face delay as city balks at extra pay
Public Service Commission questions legality of a plan to fund an extra 25 000 a week for subway contractors to appease labor threats. The Board of Estimate delays Lexington and Seventh Avenue openings while the city weighs moving funds from construction budgets. Mayor and Controller oppose schemes seen as draining public treasury and favor completing the projects within law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate
Lexington
Seventh Avenue
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Powerieaa
Connolly
Queens
Cotton crop improves toward record level in May estimate
The Department of Agriculture reports the May 25 cotton crop in better condition than on that date in any of the past ten years except 1911. Officials anticipate a large area planted later, with unofficial estimates suggesting a substantial rise from 1916. State by state conditions show Virginia 89 and Texas 82 among others.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Weather forecast by regions and dates
Special to The New York Times reports regional forecasts for Wednesday and Thursday. North Carolina and Georgia for fair. Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio fair. Michigan fair. Ohio and Texas fair. Louisiana cloudy. Oklahoma fair and warmer. Arkansas cloudy.
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New York Times
Warmington
N. Cc
Pla
Ala
Tenn
Ind
Ohio
Mich
Texas
Thure
Ark
The
New Jersey
New Corporations Formed Across New York Area
Albany reports 23 new corporations with total capitalization around 300000. Firms include Hayes Shoes Manhattan Lilian Walker Productions and Chadburn Ship Telegraph Co with varied lines from motion pictures to electrical engineering. Also listed are capital increases and name changes such as American Federation of Flying Yacht Club to American Aircraft Federation.
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Albany
BE. Hayes, Inc
Manhattan
L. C. Jacob
M. McCann
W. Hayes
Morningside Drive
Wirax Trucking Co
B. Witt
M. Rubin
M. Axelroad
Eldridge
Lilian Walker
Bamford
P. Allen
St. James Place
N.ppel
Brooklyn
A. B Koppel
M. Scharlin
Broadway
Motor Art
Buffalo
Eer
E. H. Anderson
H. F. Cell
EB. Wilkins
Bechamps Early Associates
Queens
A. Clark
Lusitania Trading Co
Commission Business
Cadre
D. Freiberger
Breakstone
Prospect
Bronx
Progreasive Textile Co
J. EB. Siegel
A. Kuts
H. Osterman
Pollah Estates
Manhe
J. M
BR C. Moen
G. Waki
East Buffalo Piston Ring Co
G. C. Curtin
A. A. Lagier
R. MH. Thompson
Soagte Casket Co
Yonkers
B. Glasner
H. Guigenkirk
Bronz. Co
W. Chenault
C. ©. Rossire
E. Nash
Cortlandt Bt
the Flake Products Corp
Baolany
A. Hagstrom
H. G. Fiske
Weet
M. J. Rubin Cloak Co
Boshizky
M. J
J. Rubin
Capital Incricases
R. Young Bros. Lumber Co
White Plains
R. Fepne. Bros. Feed Cgo
Young Bros. Coal Co
Arbook Realty Co
Www
B. Realty Co
Atlas Crucible Steel Co
Altamira Cattle Corp
Rochester
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Peace
BE. C. Lapey Coal Co
McGarvey Coal Co. Inc
George M. Morrell Co
New Jersey
Morrell
Charles H. Scott Co
Il. G. Herr
Weat 37Th St
Wilputte Coke Oven Corp
Del
R. CC. Metcalfe
R. G. Moran
Bridge St. Panex Corp
Electro-Chemical Gee Acts
Dome Mines Company Posts Large Loss Amid Labor Strife
Dome Mines Company reports gross earnings of 1 030 758 for the year ended March 81, a drop of 1 041 027 from the previous year. Operating expenses were 812 852, with depreciation 282 229, yielding a 72 254 deficit after taxes. dividends of 100 000 were paid from surplus, but overall deficit totaled 172 254. General Manager Kaeding said resuming operations is unlikely until conditions improve and profits per ounce remain pressured by higher production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dome Mines Company
Co. D. Kaeding
Chamber Meeting to Hear Rehabilitative Legislation and Americanization Pitch
At the New York State Chamber monthly gathering tomorrow, the Committee on Commercial Education will urge adoption of rehabilitation legislation for war-inhibited workers and promotion of Americanization of aliens. A separate report from Internal Trade and Improvements backs building a tunnel under the Hudson River.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Committee On Commercial Education
Congress
Committee On Internal Trade and Improvements
Hudson River
Receipts and Expenditures for This Month and Year
Washington report lists cash flow figures including month and fiscal year totals for customers internal revenue miscellaneous revenue and receipts. It shows expenditures and total disbursements and compares ordinary disbursements with receipts and total expenditures across the period.
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New York Times
Washington
Charters Filed in Trenton New Jersey Market Report
Trenton reports new charters filed for several firms including Reliable G As Co Newark with 100000 capital led by Samuel Kaplan Morris Cohen and Joseph Kaplan of Dorchester Maas Gardner Transfer Co Passaic Jersey City $125000 Joseph R B Stucky Jersey City John F Gardner Hoboken Robert G Brown East Orange Montclair Storage Battery Co Montclair $25000 Helen V Chambers Edith J Wood head William J Woodhead Montclair Frederick G Ross Co furniture Newark Frederick G Ross Adolph Zietler Harry L Tepper Newark Liberty Menatery Co Newark $10000 James V Padula Joncetta Padula Belleville Emanuel Vaggi Newark Joseph Hollander Son dress and dye furs Newark $100000 Joseph Hollander Newark Benjamin Steinman Brooklyn Fred J Lens Unien Hil
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Trenton
MN J
Reliable G As Co
Newark
Samuel Kaplan
Morris Cohen
Joseph Kaplan
Dorchester
Maas
Gardner Transfer Co
Passaic
Transportation Business
Jersey City
Joseph RB Stucky
John F. Gardner
Hoboken
Robert G. Brown
East Orange
Montclair Storage Battery Co
Montclair
Helen V. Chambers
Edith J. Woodhead
William J. Woodhead
Frederick G. Ross & Co
Frederick G. Ross
Adolph Zietler
Harry L. Tepper
Liberty Menatey Co
James V. Padula
Joncetta Padula
Belleville
Emanuel Vaggi
Joseph Hollander & Son
Joseph Hollander
Benjamin Steinman
Brooklyn
Fred J. Lens
Unien Hil
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American Teb. Tobacco Products
R. J. Reynolds
Babcock & Wilcox
Carbon Steel
Boston
Schley
New York Stock Exchange
Penn Seaboard
Herrick & Bennett
N. Y. Stock Exchange
New York Telephone
Morgan & Kane
State of New Mexico
Farson,Son & Co
Americas
Hrass American Yeobacco
Scrip
Ingersoll-Bane
New Jersey Erie Gill Elevator Co
Rm. J. Reynolds Tobacco Tobacco Products
Montreal
Toronto
Gillette
Lima Locomotive
Keyes, Haviland & Co Co
H. & F. W. Peizer
Toole, Henry & Co
Archange
York
A.A. Housman & Co
New York Cotton Exchange
Y. Coffee & Sugar Exch
Broad Street
West 33d St
Knaath-Nachod & Kuhne Equitable Building
F. M. Dyer & Co. Gligh-Gradesvestmest Securities
New York City
Telephone
Reece
Liggett & Drexel
New York Stock Archange
Conservative Investments
Oeetee
Ben Unkston
Theodore C. Corwin Noble & Corwin
Bread &T
New York Bankers Trust Guaranty Trust
Equitable Trust Union Trust Telephone
Browd
T. D. Campbell
Department of Interior
Financial Notes
Reserve City
ST. Louis Utility
N. Y
Manchester
Ae Francisco
Alpha
Hale & HenyveRe
Aila
Andes
Caledonia
Potoei
Imperie
Sierra Nevada
Union
Gould @ Curry
Wile
North Star
Tonopah
Nevada Hills
West Heind
Round Mountain
Atlanta
Booth Colorado Springs
Sabelia
el Paso
Golden Co
Rose Nicot Hoss Granite
N .O
Hudson
Erie Railroad
Illinois Central
Nash
Louis
Michigan Central
Kaw & Tex
Missouri Pacific
Mobile & Ohio
New York Cent
Gg & Western
Seaboard Air L
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Union Tans
Dome Mines CO
Treasury Statement
Boston Curb
Homa Oil
Iron Bros
la Rose
Arkansas Valley Ry., Light & Power Co
Pueblo
Colorado
Ottumwa
Bond
Bonbright & Company Incorporated
Nassau Street
New
H. M. Byllesby & Co Incorporated
Lssues Comunittese
Bat
Carl H.pforzheimer&co
Desiere
Standard Oil Securities
Standard Oil
C. C. Kerr & Co
Wall St
N.Y
Straus Investors Magazine
SW. Straus & Co
American Tobacco
Maxwell Motor
New York Railways
Gude, Winmill & Co
Broad St
George H.burr&co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railway CO
California-Arizona
Hambleton
TaguisHeo
Exchange Place
Metropolitan Trust Co
Wail Street
Mob. & C
Gulf, Mobile & Northern Ptd
Financial Notices
BUIL
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
NEW York Trust Company, Trustes
B. G. Curts
Metal Market Report
Pean Mystery
London
Restertey
Snerter
Trust Department
Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company
Brooklyn Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
New York Clearing House Association
Montague Street
Bedford Branch
Fulton St. and
Bedford Ave
Office
Wall &. and
Breedway
Hh Nagar
Union Trust Company of
Fifth Ave
Georg Y
Chandling
Jefferson County
Maine County
Cal
Jefferson Parish
D. D
New York State
Pennsylvania
William 2.Compton
Wall Street
St. Loui
Beverley Bogert & Co
Bread St
White Rock Water Com
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