Garment Jobbers Advertise Coats Dresses and Waists
A chaotic listing shows multiple firms like Schwartareich Goodman and Rosengarten Kellner advertising coats dresses and lawns. Prices mention 12.50 each for fall dresses and various lot sales on West 27th 28th Sts and Broadway with several firms seeking cash purchases and samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Lispenarg St
Franklin
Rubin
Standard Mali Order Co
West 55Th
Commercial Paper and Trade Changes Highlight Early Market News
The report notes yesterday 4 percent best names, six months paper quotes, and a Spring order surge pushing delays in neckwear Fall lines. Big houses gain share by larger resources and fabrics on hand, with new slip band neckwear improving tie through collar. Woolen market signs a price drop for mackinaws, while some lines move from 1.75 to 10. Purchases of higher-priced goods shift downward to exploit lower prices. Retailers and wholesalers discuss not selling to retail customers, aiming to curb middleman practice as the War Dept signals Army equipment needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clothiers’ Association of New York
William H. Chorosh
National Association of Clothiers
Manufacturers’ Organization
National Guard Orders Shape Trade and Market Movements
The article notes mixed views among National Guard members and Gov ernment orders, with supplies being replenished and express shipments used. It covers firm gray-goods prices, several fabric sales, sardine market hopes for olive-oil packed true native varieties, and a push in men’s sport coats amid rising demand for knit coats and waterproof gabardines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Philadelphia
Government fights non refilling bottle duty on Scotch whisky
The case before the Board of General Appraisers tests whether non refilling bottles used by Glasgow shipper David Nicholson Grocery Co add value for duty. The government says the device raises bottle value and tax rate. American importers argue components are packing costs. Judge Sullivan cited olive oil bottle rulings. Luke Lamb says Hayes case does not apply and full board will hear the Scotch whisky appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of General Appraisers
Customs Tribunal
David Nicholson Grocery Company
Glasgow
Bar
Sullivan
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Luke Lamb
Department of Justice
Hayes
Silk Association of America closes case on silk goods rates
The Silk Association of America wrapped up its case before Examiner Henry Thurtell of the Interstate Commerce Commission at the Merchants' Association assembly room. The hearing focused on whether railroad rates on raw and finished silk goods are too high, with the railroad side presenting statistics and both sides' counsel summarizing the arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Association of America
Henry Thurtell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Merchants’ Association
Wool Purchase Surges From Lampasas Kerrville Del Rio
Special to The New York Times reports Boston buyers purchased over two million pounds of wool yesterday and today at concentrating stations in Lampasas Kerrville and Del Rio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Austin
Texas
Boston
Lampasas
Kerrville
Delrio
Customs Rulings Review on Tiles and Other Goods
In Chicago Bernard, Judge & Co. lost a protest over 30 percent duty on earthenware tiles forming a panel. The board upheld the Collectors 30 percent rate, citing old Tariff act reenactment and no reason to change. Other rulings involved coal tar colors, collapsible metal cups, gold plated metal, and rubber blankets with adjusted appraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met ‘Lelland
Brown
Customs Court
Farbwerke Hoechst Company
Adiache Company
Berlin Aniline Works
Herman A. Meté
Thomes Nevin
Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne
Sullivan
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
McClelland
British imports cut down United Kingdom restrictions June 16
The British Government will tighten import rules, limiting automobiles and many goods starting July 16 under licenses. Certain vehicles, parts, vacuum cleaners, and yeast face prohibition after July 6, with licenses for essential uses and specific exemptions for fire, police, military, agriculture, and essential goods transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Skinner
London
United Kingdom
Bpare
Ted
Aliea
Canada
Labrador
Newfoundland
Nationwide Retail Listings Across Cities
Arriving buyers may register by telephoning 1000 Bryant. The column lists stores from Baltimore to Washington with names like L. Greenbaum, O Neill & Co, Stewart & Co, and Fenn Berwick, detailing wares such as dresses, laces, undergarments, coats, hats, and ready to wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
L. & I. Greenbaum
L. Greenbaum
Broadway
O' Neill & Co
H. UC. Taylor
Continental
Baltimore Stewart & Co
M. H. Schofield
Haltimore
Stewart & Co
W. W. Stone
Berwick
Hoston
Mass
Jordan
Marsh Co
Misa N
Churlow
Great Northern
Boston
T. Long Co
C. Kk. Aldrich
Murray Pit
K. H. White
A. H. Shannon
Ay Buppalo
N. Y
Wim. Henagerer Co
Stevens
Chicago -T
Providence
R. I.lee
Oden & CQ
K. Kelley
Rochester
N.Y
Popular Outfitting Co
Finestone
Imperial
Seattle
Wash
Western D
Forbes & Wallace
A. Alexander
Steubenville
Ohio
Sulzberger
J. 1
Burke
Madison
Collingwood
Louis
Nugent & Bro
G. Ca
P. Miller
Syracuse
Brown
Curtis & Brown
H. K. Brown
Central City
Crockery O
J. EB. Nelson
Vinney Clothing Co
Lenharat
Park
Washington
Db. C
Heeht & Co
Ehrman
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed By Daily Carlson and Others
In Bronx County various firms and individuals including George Daily and John August Carlson of Daily & Carlson puiiders filed bankruptcy petitions. Reported liabilities run into the hundreds of thousands with mortgages secured against real estate and multiple unsecured claims. Names include the Title Guaranty and Trust Company, Henry Mason estate, Joseph Hamer estate, and Peter Charlies Lane among creditors. building operations noted at Broadway corner 1334 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily & Carlson
George Daily
John August Carlson
Daily & Carlson, Puiiders
East
146Th Street
Bronx
Title Guaranty and Trust Company, Insurance Company
Henry Mason
Joseph Hamer
Aching
Charlies Lane
Broadway
Joseph RK. Ross
Wert Ldist
van Houten Ten Broeck Company
Willis N. Boynton
Brewster
Wilitiam. R. Haynie
William R. Haynie
Church Street
Marine Oil Engine Company
Blau, Zuikin
Alexander E. Cohen
Canal Street
Sixth Avenue
O . Bronx
Bar Haitie Street
Brooklyn
Lauser Health Company
Subway
Metal Shelter Company of Illinois Files for Bankruptcy
Special to The New York Times reports the Metal Shelter Company of Illinois, a steel building manufacturer, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities amount to $10,664 and assets to $1,904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Metal Shelter Company of
Illnois
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed by Milwaukee Firm Partner
John J. McJeskey of the Auditorium Filling Company filed a bankruptcy for the firm with $1,408.05 liabilities and $724 assets. H F Kuhns disputes, listing $755.58 liabilities and $1,000 assets plus $1,500 owed by McJeskey. McJeskey also files a personal bankruptcy showing $20,115.66 liabilities and $5,450 assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Milwaukee
Wis
John J. McJeskey
H. FE
McJeskey
McJeakey
Silber Silo Manufacturer Files Chapter Bankrupt
Waco Texas June 20 P G Silber a silo maker files a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 11127 and assets of a placeholder amount.
Judgments Filed in New York County Debtor List
Debtors and creditors listed with judgments filed yesterday in New York County. Amounts range from small sums to over $10,000 with entries for Ragcne Thomas City of New York and Milton T. Herlinger among others. dates noted include 1916 and various June filings. entries include multiple creditors and associated concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York County
Ragcne
Thomas
City
N. Y
Stanworth Co
Standard Bankers Corp
Johns
Same—H. Comins
Bickerton
Joseph P., Jr
Morgan Lithograph Co
Bigelow
Edwin H.N. Rock
Binder
Sam
N. Y. Consolidated R. R. CO
COBB
Cco
Scescsssansscerncesseres
Bacon
John
M. G. Schletzz
Herlinger
Milton T. Bell
Hender
Frederick R
A. van Derwer- MO
City of
Cleveland
Trinidad
Pay- Grigg CO
Carson
Matthew B
MacBeth-Evans Cees Cbs
Corner Amusement Co
Rudolph War- Hitser Co
S.ceesceerersseseersessess
Farmers Loan and Trust Co
Admis J
Fishkin
Max
A. Fishkina
Howe, Wim
G.W. E
Gaston
Marie-—H. de Merrin
Toh Jones
Bement
William P
Arthur R. Well
Pennsylvania Co
Aetna Life Insurance CO
Lumsey Sel
Granville N. St. Tichenor
Leighton
John A
M. D. Leightor
M. D. Leightor. 20Mtb . Eeeeee E Op > Dae Teys
Lenigan
John F Aeollan
Luca
Hannah
Rockland County Truat Co
C. A. Suydam
McDonald
Mary E
New Netherland Bank of New York
McEntry
Rbonald Steamship Co., Inc
Secerensres
Ho-F. Huersa
Dailey
Louis Sar Acuosa Tescacaents
Ehret
George-G. Mentsani
Fox
Hugh J
Hugh
Frances
F. F. Proctor
Kame—aaing
Wid
Lids J. w'Condor & Son, Inc
Madeen Coating Co., Inc
Kraus
Jerome C.W. Kellner
Eercorsesrserns
Miller
Florence
Northern Bank of N
Charles Nucctarone Undertaking Co
J. W. Stolla
Wis
Ernererenees
New England Steamship Co
Merrifield
O' Donnelly
Hernard
Holzmann
API
Gerschon
Max Eisler
Gottfried Et al
Burke
Joseph L.J. R. Clarke
Shannon
Joseph A
Charles E. van Ribber
European - American Bank
Cowl van Dusen
Charles, Ablert
Voorhis
Edith R
Northern Bank
Tassi
Joseph
D. Stillman
National Surety Co
Neichatel Asphalt Co. Ltd
McNeece
Omas
E. W. Brenan
Jacob P. Levinson
Bronx Co
New York Co. Commission
Ten Men Confront Killman At His Home Over Work Return
Ten men led by Mr. Langer of the Joint Board of the strikers arrive at Mr. Killman’s residence at ten o'clock at night and inform him they do not want him to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabinowitz
Evening Sun
Schlesinger
Association
West 117Th Street
United States
Bernstein & Meyers
West Twenty -S
Barth's
West Twenty-eighth Street
Emanuel Stamm
Philip Press
Max E. Klinkenstein
New York City
Langer
Joint Board of the Strikers
Killman
Max Rubel
32Nd St
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Rivers
Schwartareich & Goodman
West Adcloth
Kersey
Farraguteis
QOATS
West Sith
Coats
West
Jobber
Serge
Lik
Spa
Casd Rosengarten & Kellner
Chelsea
D. Pankin & Sona
Dorothy Waist Company
West 26Th
Levis
Levin
Madison Ave
Madison Square
Gquits
Fall Suits
West 2Ith St
36Th St
Std St
Poilet Goods
Court St
Gruber
West 28Th
Ila
West 28Th St
Reach
Talbot
Ross & Leibowitz
West Belt St
Jaggbun’ Bros. Co
Job Sumner
Windsor
Henry Etterson Co
West Zid
International Thread Co
West Lith St
Chelsesaet
West Aith St
UITS
Silverbloom
Palm Beach
Navy Serge Coats
Hirsch & Bro
West 27Th St
Graber & Wechsler
Commercial Paper
War Department
Big Wool Purchase
FP. B. Cow & Co
PBC
Pretima
Dallas
Perkins Dry Goods Co
J. Roos
Leonard
Dayton
Mise E. Schumacher
J. G. Steely & Co
J. G. Steely
York
Denver
William Weinberg
Weinuberg
Fall Sutte
Penver—Jonsin Dry Goods Co
H. M Stoll
East 20Th
Coll
Vaniers & Fisher Stores Co
M. K. Rodman
Indianapolis
Ind
H. M Moore
Flemingtean
B. Levi
Aceawes
I Muncie
Bath-Paris
L. A
Nashville
Jonas & Co
Cumberland
Tenn
Leveck Bros
Lebeck
Ry Gools
Norfolk
New York
M. Samet
Herald Square
Penn
Hahn, Seligman & Co
J. Fisher
Broadway Central
N. Swedenburg & Co
I Mies
Callinan
Pettionats
Wei Howay
Pittsburgh
M. A. Kerman & Co
M A. Berman
Notions
Riway Central
J. Horne Co
J. D. Kennedy
Kaufmann Department Stores Co
J. Kline
Killar-Patterson Co
J. D. Patterson
Delpare
114Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Bond
Morteane
Clermanta Fe Insurance Company
S. Wolk
Brandt Prothers
Empire City- Gerard Company of
R. M. Gay
Moskowitz Aida
M. Simon
Nelligan
Ruth
Ober
Louis—S. Tancer
Owen
William J
J. Riedler
Anita
Ida E
Charles R. Thomas
Oliver L Sherwood
Wright
Ward
Harold L
Lords Court
Zueich
George H. D. Ventres
Bronx County
Viredy
Harry
Joseph Weinstein
M. Ton- Wait
Bide
Ee Searano
Arthur—Ny
Telephone Co
Sevitz
Abraham
Same
S-Serereee
Sanna
Alfred D. Same
Sirico
George J
Nathan
Babber
Singhi
Henry A. Winton
Waco
P. G. Silber
Kleberg
Oscar—C. Chatainoff
Pe van Dusen
Charles O. Ahlert
Tata
Z. & S. Middy Blouse Co
Broadwa
M Manufacturers' Sales Company
Buyers General Merchandise
F. 19Th St
Gramercy
Samuel Marx
Galesrooms
Spring St
Athd Sales
Universal Discount Co
Jacob Rosenthal
Fifth Ave
Wormler & Company
Stuyvesant
Burroughs
John E. Ranson
Max Schiwartz
Manufacturers’ Sales CO
East 19Th Street
Hertha Heidelbberger
Ales Showgood
Noth
West End Avenue
Lichtenhein and Stern
Exchange Place
Wolberg
Linden and
Myself Union
Th Street
County OF
Philip Unger
Birty-Frret Street
City of New York
Borough of
Phil, Katz
Fast Twenty-sixth Street
Borough of Manhattan
General Picket Committee
Isaac Epstein
Phil Katz
Epstein
Enstein
The
United Cloak and Suit Designers’ Mutual Aid Ass'n
5Th Ave
J. Looker
A. & S. Levy Co
J. Goldstein
Philip Stromberg
H. Spinrad
Ben Gershel
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