German Salesmen Swarm Holland To Cinch Trade
German salesmen tour Holland in large numbers to camouflage German goods as Dutch products for sale in Germany and abroad. They pressure Dutch middlemen with camouflaged marks, offering pottery, clothing, saddles, copper and brass fixtures, and patent milking machines for delivery within six months to three years. Dutch stores show German origin items while boycotts loom against German trade.
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Sileving
Servien York Vitume
Idine Rovverdam
Tune 2
Holland
Germany
Folland
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
The
Hague
Utrecht
United States
Teuton
Plac
Rubber Stocks Rise as May Imports Hit Market
May arrivals of crude rubber add to March and April receipts, lifting stocks while demand stays weak. Local dealers report dormancy with buyers showing little interest in offerings. Some manufacturers still purchase crude in Far East markets despite lower local prices, amid price declines of two cents per pound. Family disputes arise between large and small manufacturers over price reductions and production costs. Increased labor and cotton fabric costs cited as offsetting any advantage from cheaper crude rubber.
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Jo Sur
Idealora
Tidcine
Lage
Amult
Treasury
Pon
Tom Jror
Tme
France and Spain Trade Inquiries Suppressed by Trade Barriers
European buying interest in roadbuilding machinery and wood working tools rises, but import restrictions and exchange laws hinder purchases. A leading exporter notes postwar optimism from American manufacturers, with France and Belgium seen as favorable markets if banking can be arranged. France reportedly buys road construction equipment and American farm tracts, while Spain shows modest gains and Italy remains weak due to import permit problems.
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Sun
United
France
Belgium
Spain
Italy
Ie Nord
Silk Prices Drive Buyers Toward Deferred Silk Orders
Silk sales yesterday limited to orders for delivery beyond September as converters, dress makers, and unfinished textile firms held off on large purchases at current high prices. Mill owners argued price boosts may push buyers to pause, while loom makers struggled with deliveries and labor shortages. The head of a leading firm said he could buy fifty looms but not expect delivery until January.
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Silk ribbon makers accept orders for delivery beyond August with buyers told to await shipments when mills can operate. Agents take 100 box lots but most restrict to 25 boxes. Industry staffing and production remain weak with only about 60 percent of ribbon manufacturers active.
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Record High Price Quoted For Japanese Raw Silk
A Japanese raw silk price of 445 dollars per pound was quoted yesterday, a new high for Shin Shin No, a standard grade. Importers report active Yokohama buying for American and European accounts. Locally, many orders placed for delivery from July 10 to October next. Chinese grades remain firm in step with Japanese prices.
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Tapanese Ik
Japan
Yokohama
Colored stone rings drive jewelry demand says retailers
Retailers report colored stone rings and jewelry novelties selling in large quantities. Demand spans semi precious stones set in gold mounts, with several companies expanding lines to include encrusted pieces. Rubies sapphires bloodstones sardonyx and amethysts are used. Platinum wedding rings are in higher demand but production is limited by metal scarcity.
Plated ware trade group to form association
Plated silverware manufacturers plan to form an association to eliminate trade evils and foster closer ties within the industry. A traders body for stored silverware already exists, and officials expect coordinated efforts with sterling manufacturers.
Bigger Production Planned For Clothing Factories
A New York garment industry group plans to systematize cutting room work to reuse production. The Clothing Manufacturers' Industrial Exchange of New York Inc assigns Lester Lines and Minx Stath Crue to develop complete production records for factories. A separate note reports May arrivals of tin supplies to Allied nations and US wartime allocations totaling 10 100 Evans tons with distribution across late April to May 24.
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Clothing Manufacturers’ Industrial Rechange of
New York, Inc
New York
Lester Iines
Minx Stath Crue
War Labor Policies Board
Polis Frankfurter
Hart, Schaftner & Murs
Chicago
Fisvé
Unsora
Ted
George Armady
War In Juntrion Board
United States
U S Plans Sale of 5 Million Yards Blue Denim
The War Department reaches an informal deal with the Cotton Textile Association and the International Association of Garment Manufacturers to dispose of about 5,000,000 yards of surplus blue denim at current market prices. The fabric, bought in 29 and the cents per yard, will be sold to actual users direct to the buyers' accounts with a 2 percent cash discount, yielding prices from 20 to 28 and a half cents per yard.
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Washington
War Department
Cotton Textile Association
New York
International Association of Garment Manufacturers
Woollen mills urge brisk demand as knitted cloths rise
Textile writers report a strong market for cloths including velour coatings and jersey fabrics as garment makers push fall orders. Knitted fabrics ship faster than woven, aiding deliveries. Passaic mills near full capacity with improving outlook for materials.
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Jersey
Passaic
Cotton Mills Hold Down on Sales
Cotton mill traders report subdued inquiries for cotton goods with buyers scarce. Mills aim to defer large September deliveries, signaling higher autumn prices and possible scarce supplies. Bleached goods demand remains weak while unbleached prices stay firm. Some mills resist selling to speculative buyers hoping to curb price volatility.
Burlap Demand and Early Prices Signal Market Momentum
Burlap sales in the local market yesterday showed strong demand with prices buoyed by Calcutta quality. Reports from Dundee noted rising pin levels as importers in New York quoted Rouyce burlap at 19.5 cents per yard and the 10 saunce grade at 180 cents per yard. A national textile group formation will form a new body in Philadelphia with a westward meeting to ratify by laws. The proposed association will draw from the Sweater and Knitted Textile Manufacturers' groups across New York Cleveland Milwaukee Philadelphia and Pennsylvania districts.
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Calcutta
Dundee
New York
Restrictions on Leather Exports to Norway Ended
All leather export restrictions to Norway are removed and general export licenses issued. During the war Scandinavian buyers boosted U S leather exports to Norway Denmark and Sweden nearly doubling value from 1916 to 1917. U S tanners push to expand with Scandinavia as they are key buyers able to pay promptly at current prices aided by favorable exchange rates.
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Norway
United States
Denmark
Sweden
Scandinavia
Fall Garment Trade Opened After Strike Settlement
The cloak and skirt industry resumes activity with firms rushing fall models and price adjustments after a peaceful strike. President Singer notes many workers will return to previous wages and that buyers expect quicker supply of merchandise. Foreign trade is urged as a counterbalance to seasonable output, with emphasis on improving material quality and expanding overseas orders.
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Suv
Singer
Meetings and Conventions at June 1 Chalfonte Hotel
National Association of Waste Material Centers calls a meeting for June 17 with a reception for members. The Rubber Association divisions hold events at the Hotel Chalfonte Atlantic City. Horten De Lisser of Ajax Rubber Company joins the executive committee, replacing Hy J. McClaren. The Drugists Sundries division meets June 10 to 11 at the Yule Club. A bankruptcy petition lists several firms and creditors in a wide filing.
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Serra National Association of Waste Material Cenlors
Toston
Times
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Solid Tire Peturers
Rubberation of America
Hotel Chalfonte
Atlantic City
Horten de Lisser
Ajax Rubber Company
Praumatic Tire Manufacturers' Division
Hy J. McClaren
Druggists! Sundties Division
Rubber Association of America
Yule Club
Fur Auction Tops Market with High Skins and Beavers
Opening of the Metropolitan Fur Exchange sale saw top prices for skunk skins at 6.70 and 5.40 per skin. Beaver pelts ranged to 26 for extras, with 398 pelts offered from 4 to 20.25. Silver foxes fluctuated 70 to 805 a skin while other foxes and diverse furbearers sold at varied rates. Over half catalogued sold. sale resumes at 10 a.m. total value around 1,000,000 with 200+ buyers. Trade acceptances for payment are reported as new to for auction.
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Sas
Quiet turnover in yesterday's commercial paper market
The market showed little activity with rates around 3 to 4 percent and few issues drawing notable interest. A funding banker predicts increased industrial borrowing in the near future as business expects extended credit and a stabilizing economy, while banks in the West remain heavily indebted to Federal Reserve institutions.
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Trade Notes on Silk Costs and Expositions in Greece
Silk manufacturers report finished fabric costs at 80 to 90 percent of total manufacturing cost. Warm weather boosts demand for women's light wear, including silk coats and suits. Trade bodies note international expositions in Athens for textiles and related goods, with Greek market prospects improving for lightweight garments before the war era.
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Athens
Greece
Gritish Import Embargo on Sele Leather Still In Force
The embargo on Sele leather remains effective with no transactions reported for basic commodities. Prices are not provided in the available notes, and the report notes continued restrictions impacting trade.
Chemicals Firm Market Reported for Caustic Soda and Soda Ash
Caustic soda shows firmer holding with rapid spot stock consumption. Typical quotes around 8 dollars per hundred pounds, secondary trades near 2.95 delivered. Soda ash gains strength especially light ash in single base, held at 1.00 to 1. A small export interest for barrel molasses remains limited. Bichromate of soda prices 5 to 84 cents being softened to spur business. British Shipping Company renews sailings to Buenos Aires per a June telegram from the Argentine Consul in London.
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Siamese Bay Adams Clocks Hit Foreign Markets
A Siamese Bay Adams report notes strong demand for clocks overseas, with England leading orders. A manufacturer recently finalized a large shipment contract for a varied clock assortment, including alarm models, to Tanikok Sinn.
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Tanikok
Sinn
Vernon Sale Of Cotton Goods Auction For United District
A fragmented notice announces sale of assorted cotton goods and fabrics by auction in New York City. It lists items such as airplane fabric, cloths, dyes, and hardware with references to districts and dates, but readable details are limited and unclear.
Fair Export Trade in Colors and Dyes
Fair export demand for green wool pigment and patent ebony ore. Orient goods show malachite, methyl violet, fuchsine crystals. South America reports direct black, sulphur black, Congo red, lead black. Cod export guide issued for sale.
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