Wheat crop near billion bushels forecast in June report
The June crop report from the Department of Agriculture forecasts a Spring wheat output near 1 000 000 000 bushels, with total wheat production around 21 000 000 bushels for the year. It cites 1915 as a precedent and notes acreage gains and improving Winter wheat prospects, aiming to meet home demand and project the year’s harvest as one of the largest on record.
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Jabhington
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Sermsai
Chie
Indiana
Tineis
Nebraska
Kansas
Gilainom Home
Principe
North Dakota
South Dakota
Textile jobbers seek dresses jackets and cloths for cash
The trade lists many fabrics and garments wanted for cash including dresses skirts silks and muslin at several addresses in Manhattan. News notes a heavy demand for corkscrew cloth for women's shoes and strong activity in 39 and 43 inch sateens and twills for July to September delivery with mixed printcloth bids and rising prices.
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Madison Square
Oral Roy
United Infants Wear
Broadway
Siegel & Rubinstein
Feta
Ings
Wiener
West
A. Quist & Bro
Pilati & Kolber
17Th
Kenilworth
East
St. Col
Messalines
K. Skirt Co
Cambric
Textile Co
Gramercy
London
Farragut
Poplin
Greeley
Rabinowiks Pparel Co
St of Serges
Oona
Gilbert
Schiang & Co
West 26Th
Bipkin & Gorechen
Schleseman & Schiffer
Vanderbilt
Silv Silvertones
Holden Leonard
Cash
Siege! & Rubinstein
Fast
SIL Silvertones
Madison Av
Palmer
Silvertones
Fay Cosh a.Mansier
Discon
Dry goods buying is heavy in weekly market
Marshall Field & Co reports the wholesale distribution of dry goods for the current week far ahead of the same week in 1917. Road sales for immediate and future delivery show a slight rise from the previous year as customers return to the market in larger numbers. Cotton prices are firm and color is good, with large demand for domestic cottons.
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New York Times
Chicago
T—Marshall Field & Co
Colar
Harvest Time in Oklahoma Workers Needed for Wheat
Harvesting of the Winter wheat crop began in Oklahoma with 6,000 workers needed and will extend to Kansas next week needing 80,000 workers. Wages top earlier year with Oklahoma farmers paying 3.50 to 4.50 daily with board. Federal Employment Service offices have been set up across the wheat belt to coordinate farmers and workers by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
Kansas
Federal Employment Service
Federal
Emt Service
Wheat Belt
Still Deadlocked on Wheat Price
Washington reports continued deadlock between Senate and House conferees on the Agricultural Appropriation bill as they reject a compromise to set the wheat price at 2.20 a bushel for No 2 Northern at primary markets, replacing the current No 1 Northern standard.
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Washington
Senate
House
Will Ceal Allotment Plan Work
The An Ghracite Committee plans a New York State 12 percent rise in domestic coal supply this year. Saward's Weekly notes a key fact: stockpiles are low as large producing interests cut tonnage, leaving buyers with fewer reserves. If deliveries are kept steady, winter supply may still meet demand despite smaller inventories.
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New York State
Saward's
Ees
Weelen Mille Raises Wages for Boston Mill Employees
Boston June 1 A10 per cent wage increase announced by the company for its mill workers in the western division takes effect today.
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Boston
Westen
Classified offerings and goods for sale by category
Numerous listings for textiles and clothing materials and related goods. Entries include coats and suits, silks and velours, yard goods, serges, and woolens with contact details for suppliers. Also includes job ads for dress making and sales representation opportunities in various cities.
Commercial Paper Quoted For Six Months
Yesterday open market quotations for six months’ commercial paper. The notes are discussed for top name issues with dealers quoting yields and terms for six month maturities.
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P. c
Spring sales boost menswear demand in city shops
Haberdashers report strong spring season for shirts collars and ties despite uniforms. Underwear hosiery also moving fast with merchants stocking up for summer. A local buyer notes calico dresses rise in price but gingham outsold last year and is expected to continue. An exporter highlights export growth broadening knowledge of foreign markets and benefits of foreign trade.
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National Garment Retailers’ Association
Calico
Multiple bankruptcies hit firms in New York and Utica
A string of bankruptcy petitions targets businesses in New York and nearby Utica and Chicago. Creditors listed include The Manhattan Company, Coal and Iron National Bank and Fidel ity Trust Company. Also named are Alpha Brick and Holding Company of Glasco New Jersey and Gabriel T Jasous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I . Harriman National Bank
Mount Vernon Trust Company
Alpha Brick and Holding Cocompany
Glasco
N. J
Bryantark Hank
Harriman National Bank
Chelsea Exchange Bank
G. T. Jasous & Coa
Gabriel T. Jasous
Jasons Co
East Seventeenth Street
M. ‘ Doody
H Yamin
H.L. Sanders
Mayer Holps Meyer
Schiors
NEW YO Inc
Green Street
Oates Wrelion
Rieder
Samuel Zechowy
Dg Princes Laon Lauratein
Carl C. Heisen
Sjr
Kari Huston
West Forty-fourth Street
Marbury
Courtney Barber
Bentham
Tillie Goldstein
West End Avenue
Phillips Brothers
Second Avenue
Mayer
Morris Golland
Peter Ventures
Best 187Th Street
Triangle Watch Company, Inc
Broadway
Pilatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Morris Israel
Sigmund Drucker
Fred Belancke
Avenue
Harris
Rachel Sackin
Forty-fifth Street
F Brooklyn
Debtor Judgments Filed In New York County
Filing summaries show judgments entered yesterday in New York County against several debtors. Amounts include items around $526.60 and other small sums. listed firms include American Safety Catch and various firms such as Ania Schoenholtz and Dimon Co. Creditors shown span multiple entities with amounts pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York County
Arnold Schroetter
M. Trau Ania
Debtor Creditor Judgment Dates in New York Records
A listing of numerous judgments filed in April to June 1918 across New York entities including Brook Heights R R Co and Brooklyn Ry Co against city bodies, banks and firms. Entries name debtor and creditor with dates such as April 11 1917 and May 27 1911 plus assorted monetary amounts and related companies like Fidelity and Casualty Co, Knickerbocker Trust Co, Groton Iron Works, and Bronz County notices.
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Brook Heights
R. R. Co
Brooklyn
Ty KR. R
N.Y
Che
Eame
Leroy D
Greenberg
Fidelity and Casualty Co
N. Y
Jacobson
Rere
McDonald
Francis J
Albert D. Cummins
Knickerbocker Trust Co
Friedman Contracting Co
C. J. Feinert
Jacob Ruppert
J. P. Fogarty
Ee JR
Eee Raynor
Samuel T
G. H. Wilson
Albert Construction
Cant Landi
Aime
M. Berardini
M. Berardini State Bank
Totaking
Nayler
George B
Straus to Accept Sugar Adjustment Role in New Government Work
Oscar S. Straus explains he resigned as Chairman of the Public Service Commission to pursue international work. He heads to Washington to consult with National Food Administrator Hoover and will first assist in adjusting sugar prices with the consent of sugar interests. He says the PSC is reorganized and capable and that others will continue the rapid transit project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar S. Straus
Pubiic Service Commission
Washington
Hoover
Straus
Commission
Mr. Straus
Public Service Commission
Mail Wire Strike Orders Delayed Until Late Next Week
The Commercial Telegraphers Union announced mailed strike instructions to cover the United States. President S J Konenkamp said the strike would not be called immediately and that the date was set for the latter part of next week. He noted cooperation from the Railroad Telegraphers Union and dismissed hopes for War Labor Board intervention.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ill
The
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
S. J. Konenkamp
United States
Mr. Konenp
J. Thomas
Railroad Teleggraphers’ Union
War Labor Board
Konenkamp
Arrival of Buyers in Nationwide Furniture and Apparel Listings
Arriving Buyers may register by telephoning Bryant 1006. The list covers numerous cities and firms including J. M. High Co in Atlanta, Baltimore Bargain House, L. Greif & Bro in Baltimore, P. F. Quinn in Houston, Marshall Field in Chicago, Sears Roebuck in Chicago, J. Lazarus Co in Cincinnati, Sanger Bros in Dallas, The Denver D. G. Co, Kline Garment Co in Detroit, Sage Allen & Co in Hartford, Babcock & Davison Hornell, Hager Bros in Marquette, Dupuis Freres in Montreal, I. Stern & Son in Philadelphia, J. H. Maros in Pittsburgh, Garrett & Young in Portland, Scranton Dry Goods Co in Scranton, Culbertsen in Spokane, A. Steiger Co in Springfield, Troflicht Yuncker Carpet Co in St Louis, Stix Baer & Fuller in St Louis, M Speyer & Co in Toronto, Putzinger & Co in Syracuse, Thompson Hudson Co in Toledo, Kraft Manufacturing in Wheeling, Hollister in Youngstown.
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Baltimore
F. J. Schillenders
Bretton Hall
Hoston
P. F. Quinn
Brottell
Smith- Patterson Co
H. A. Martin
Aberdeen
Boston
Ford & Cohen
A. B. Cohen
Breslin
Chattanooga
Miller Bros. Co
Chicago
Marshall Field & Co
Ht. Miller
Washington
Davis
Sears, Roenck & Co
W. P. Dunlany
Ma. Buckman
Cincinnati
J. Lazarus Co
L. Millinery
Broadway
Plant Coe
O. Plant
LEV Sland-E Sporting Co
F. Gporting
Olland House
Dallas
Texas
Sanger Bros
Detroit
Kline Garment Co
Wheim
Hartford
Sage
Allen & Co
Col. Sheehan
Hornell
Babcock & Davison
Wasson & Co
A. Simon
Marquette
Mich
Hager Bros
A Mager
Imperial Montreal
Dupuis Freres
Marchand
Peoria
Black & Kuh
Mr. Elmland
Vetersburg
Lavinstein Bros
M. E. Lavinstein
Herald Square
Philadelphia
I. Stern & Son
H. Stern
Great Northern
Pittsburgh
J. MH
Women's Tailors
P. J. Dorf van
St. Louis
Troflicht
Yuncker Carpet. Co
H. Duncker, Jr
West 17Th
Ty. Louis
Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry Goods Co
Mr. Phillips
Miss C. Hamm
Georgette
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Business World
Louis Baumann
Marehall Fie! & Co
Mth St
Joel
Care Stix
Baer & Fuller
Fall Shoe Business Heavy
New England
Atlantic City
Marlborough - Blenbeta
M Health
Chalfonte
Oren
St. Charles
Appein
Newlin C. Hainesco
New Jersey
Resorts
New York
Lakewood Farm Inn
Roscoe
M. Wolfate
Aldorf Astoria
Marie Louise Carmichael
Ontario & Western
Excellent Motor Road
H. F. Bassett
C. I. Sherwood
TEL Gramatan
Grand Central
Lawrence Park
Bass
Ase O Gallup
Barclay
Giamercy
An Bros
East 12Th
Kiar Bros
Daesséa
Sano Volles Alues
Stee Ie Sks
Lorraine Drees Co
Uresses
Anappy Atyles
Kirachner & Besniak
Humphry
de Filbert
PYDS
Farragu
Melton
Qtex
Dubin Woolen Exchange
Shapiro
Madison
Square
Wilkin & Adler
Woolworth
Madison — Square
Branton Bros
West 25Th St. Farragut
Talour-Du-Nord
Wranken
East 28Th
Reading Waist Co
Fast List St
Andrew Ryan
Maryland
District of Columba
Delaware
Virginia
Penn
Sundrae
Drovers
Metanics
Bidg
Commercial Paper
Wormser & CO. Commercial Bankers
Fifth Ave
Rie
Bradstreet
Middle States
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Far Western
Canada
Utica
Aurora Condensed Milk Co
P and
Canton
George Frederick I. Deweyland B. Page
Con Management Ency
Second State Pawners’ Society
Edward Russel
Bundage
Walker
Searoom
W. Elety
Dorothy
Dlearkstones
Pannet
Samuel
Guardian
N. . Railways Co
Cobts
Seeseeene
Picow Simon
M. A. Eberle
Costs
Enedict
Josephine
E. Roboets
Oy Continental Garment Co
J. Glasser
Chiavetti
Jennie
Farrelly
Nicholas J
N. Y. Hallways
Goldfarb
Isaac-—B. Schres
Green
Peter—A. Holtgman
BOON
Fice
Houston
William D
International Staff Organization
Houseman
Higgins
Victorine
T.H. A van Wort
Honan, Michael
Nat
Anthony Marmon Ai Kohn
Henry
Veit
Landert
A and
Maryland Co
People
Mondachein
Nathan
American Mam
Mackey
Pate
Albert Bingero
O. Ma
Permalite Corp
J. MH. Redmond Uinn
Katie
N. Y. A' Ways Co
Ocker
Wda
D. H. Friedman
Straight Edge Baking Co
Standard Newspaper Supply
W. House & Sons
Skinner
Wm. W.lasher & Lathrop
van .Dohren
Frederick
C. E. Pasnau
Whiteside
Arthur D
Jamesa McCreery & Co
Eeebie
Zeisler
Louis
F. H. Hoffman
Bronx County
Raum
Samuel D
S. Halperin
Fink
Gernard
Marco Fros
Purcell
Kate—J. Kerfoot
Prengle
Edward
Pell
Scesseves
Stock
John J
KR. Rabin
Kteinman
Charles
N. Y. Telephone Co
Spieler
Abraham
Santorelli
Raffele
Greenwald
Smith
G. Murphy
M. Davideon
Grimm
Conrad
Onan A
Ty Co
John
Sullivan
Earl Holding Co. Inc
Harry Turok
W. F. Stubimiller
Greenhut Department
6Th Ave
18Th
19Th Sts
Ss City
Morrisey
Mullen
Mandel
Morris, Meyer
Messrs. B. Lupschits
Mulvihill
Maes
Nathan, Neuberger
Nelachert
Polskyn
Qhossa
Rothstéin, Rubenstein
Rudel Furniture Co
Kelas, Shea
Nema
Mecott
Skinnell
Griffen
Boloman
Sisseilman, Stewart
Btalkenbergs & Robinson
Biepler
Drunichoff
Kaminsky
Fiacho
Keeney
Leben
J. F
Wolf
Wolffe
Weinert
Blank
Zoloon
Greenhouse
Brady
Hilent
Dearks
U. S
Si Nessan
Tauctioneer
Cortlandt
Bryant
Atlanta
J. M. High Co
J. Haynie
Haltimore
W. J. Bigier
R. Kata
L. Greif & Bro
B. Waxman
Onder R
A. Korn
Brings
Toronto
M. Speyer & Co
I. Speyer
Syracuse
Putzinger & Co
M. Putzinger
Continental
Toledo
Thompson- Hudson Co
W. A. Rice
Wheeling, Co
L. Kraft
W. Va
Kraft
Ohio
Strouse Hirshberg Youngstow
Hollister
4Th AY. Co
Miss C. Park Avenue
Hudson
Newburgh
Beacon
Poughkeepsie
Brenton
Benj. B. Odell
Mount Beacon
Orange Lake Park
Central Hudson Line
Rensselaer
N. R
Foot Canal St
32Nd St
Seamer
Hudson Navigation Company
Albany
Troy
Hodson
Desbroeses St
Yonkers
Bear Mountain Fest Point
Pough- Keepsie
Kingston Point
Catskill
Desbroases St
West 120Th St
Hear Mountain
West Point
Desbrosses St
Druds
Sound Music
City of
Lowell
Bridgeport
Houston St
Fulton St
Richard Peck
New Haven
E. R. Catharine St
E.R
New England Steamship Co
Rear Mountain
Grand Republic
Metropolitan Line
Cape Cod Canal
Pier 15
Murre St
Pa State
Colonial
Boston Providence
Pier 33
Iron Steamboat Co
Ocean
Str
Taurus
Coney Island
Ly. W
Plert. M. R
Locust Point
Red Bank
Lre
RES
Frat Suist
Manhattan Island
Battery Pier
White Star Line
Britain
Iir
Benchlin Compagnie Cengrete Transatlantique Postal Service
Bordeaux
Paris
N Ports
Prospect House
Shelter Island Heights
Battershall Inn
Fairview Sea Cliff
Adirondacks
Lake House
Cromwell Lake
Highland Mills
Orange Co
the New
Peninsula House
SEA Bright
N. J. Ey
Sandy Hook
Cedar St
Sherman Square Hotel
70Th Street
CheBreakers
Monmouth
Spring Lake Beach
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Mgr
Warren
W. B. Stubbs
H Hall
Schuyler
Allenhurst Club
Allenhurst
Jersey Coast
New Grill
Henry W. Haynes
Ocean 7
Anger
Shelburne
Ocean Pathway
Park & Ocean
W. C. Haynes
Hotel Columbia
W. Harvey Jones
Asbury Park
Englewood Inn
Englewood
Eaglewood
Camp Merritt
Ocean View
Bamlel
Hudson Newburgh
Poughkle
Kingston
Homer Kramedell
Franklin St
Franklin At
Newburch
Central Hurbon Line
Sunset Park Inn
Sunset Park
Haines
F Falls
Catskills
Deane Daily Co
H. Becker
Churchill Hall
Stamford
Charehill
Bath
Hiway
E. R. Jenkins
Mer
BEVAN
Larchmont-on the-Sound
SECOR
Larchmont
Valhalla
County
Bone White Plains
Chas. R. Bienis
Beautiful Mountain
Briarcliff Loog
Briarcliff Manor
Lake View Hotel
I. Margolin
Klamesha Lake
Sullivan County
Colonial Hall
Arverne
Long Island
Ocean Front
Hammels H Waldman
Preston
J. A. Sherrard
Black
Belgrade
Belgrade Lakes
Chas. A. Hill & Son
New Hotel Association
United States Food Administration
New England Hotel Association
WM. Kimball
Draper Hotel
Northampton
Edgewood
Greenwich, Conn
Grand Con
Misses Gilland Edwards
Greenwich
1736
Ys Grove Springs
Spofford
N. H. King
Bradbury F
Cushing
Mea
Iestanine
Red Lion Inn& Stockbridge
Mass
Allen T. Treadway
Silleck
Conn
Spear
Magnolia
Stanley Cottage
H. R. Stanley
Cnn
Berkshires
Chewilar
Sylvania
Forest Park
Forest
Pike County
Forest Lake
Leckawanna R. R
Mount “Pleasant
Mount Pocono
Garace
aH. M. Leech _ InGTOR
Burlington Hotel
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