Fixed Sugar Price Planned for Another Year
Tribune reports continued sugar price stabilization urged by planter Dr Corpsey Ferrara and members of the Hohe Dslmber of Deputies. The plan would extend wartime controls at least into next year, with debate on how long fixed pricing and Cuba imports will influence American markets and domestic supply.
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Corpsey Ferrara
Hohe Dslmber
Profucer Ohugar
Ofek Hai
Pradesh
Siagier Wilde
Jobbing silk trade stresses stock as August market nears
Milk goods trade yesterday ran large as buyers with stocks and traveling salesmen pushed liberal orders. City and downtown dealers showed brisk activity in silks like crepe georgettes while war workers, now earning, buy luxury weaves.
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Cales
UL Models in Millinery We Making Their Appearance
Millinery makers unveil new UL model hats amid a crowded display. Designers discuss style prospects and production tempo as retailers ready for spring orders.
Trade Notes on Perinatal Care and Regional Conditions
The report references perinatal care developments and regional condition notes across multiple areas including Glen Syrgety and New York. It notes evolving standards, medical oversight, and related policy considerations amid varied local developments and broader national contexts.
Silk Buying Surges for August and September Delivery
Raw silk buying was renewed with liberal orders for August delivery and September shipments by manufacturers of milk fabrics and hosiery goods. The 14,000 bale Japanese silk aboard the Empress of Russia arrived in San Francisco and will be rushed to New York. Tussah silk also sees large purchase by cotton mills and electrical insulation makers.
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San Francisco
New York
Cotton Mill Trade
Standard Measurements in Women’s Apparel Advocated
The Conference Council of Garment Wholesalers and Retailers plans to study standard measurements for women’s apparel. A committee to investigate the issue was announced at the Sprig meeting of the National Retail Dry Goods Association in St. Louis, with manufacturers and retailers seeking uniform sizing.
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Jone
National
St. Louis
Axso- Sinton
Conférence Council
Insurance for Foreign Credit Risks Discussed at Astor Hotel
A conference at the Hotel Astor with New York State Chamber of Commerce and other trade groups discussed insurance for foreign credit risks in business. No concrete action was taken, but plans aligned with National Foreign Trade Council outlines were promised, with leaders including Fret A. Vapel and J Willerd Welburn among those participating.
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In Corporation
Hotel Astor
Aixtoun
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
A. Vapel
Tanswers Council
Willerd Welburn
Sunnor
Salemy
Charles Bernheiier
State of
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Jin
Seeterday
Defrite Action Charity
Will Hn
Advanced Shirts and Collars Prices Report
The article notes price increases for shirts and collars amid rising demand. It states manufacturers plan faster delivery and mentions colored merchandise and dealer actions, with a focus on the shift to higher pricing and quicker shipments.
Termi meeting on hotel terrace seeks firm terms
Representatives from Varinne will convene at the Hotel Hreovert in Wiehe to discuss conformity terms. A joint conference is planned with vendors and manufacturers to adopt platform terms amid calls for timely action.
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Wiehe
Varinne
Paying Higher Than Mill Prices for Fall Woollens
Mills restrict output to a few manufacturers pushing up costs for fall cloths. Jobbers seek advance of $1.50 per yard on desired fabrics as high quality silks and duvetyns become scarce. Garment makers report reduced trading and difficulty securing materials despite rising prices.
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Women's Wear Fabrica
South American buyers accept cotton goods prices
South American buyers did not quibble over advanced prices for unbleached and colored cotton fabrics, with agents reporting satisfactory sales yesterday. Converters booked orders for breached and colored goods, while unbleached trading remained limited to small dealings among converters. Mills held firm on delivery terms, and despite lower raw cotton prices dampening speculative buying, overall sentiment was pleased with current imposition and traders predicted quiet market until after July 4.
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Toro
Traie
Boston Wool Market Quiet As Prices Hold Steady
The Boston wool market shows quieter trading both locally and in the West per the Commtoreia Bulletin. New wool pricing remains steady with some business in the fine and half-bro ad wools at current levels, while West buying is less aggressive and Boreien markets stay firm with steady River Plate competition.
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Wagerness Boston
Tune
Commtoreia Bulletin
Boreien
River Plate
Merchandising activity steady across the country reports
The weekly review of more than 40 000 separate transactions shows fluctuations in merchandising activity with plus signs for growth and minus for declines. The Middle Agricultural section records a payment peak while the Indebtedness section notes new lows in payments and high purchase activity across regions.
Patriotism Shapes Fur Trade Fashion Amid War-Era Shifts
War quips on frugality fade as shoppers favor high end furs. A. Bishon of H. Jackel & Sons notes demand rising for expensive wraps, with many old pieces repaired rather than discarded. Prices climb as shortages persist, with real buying season not starting until mid summer and Paris imports delayed until late summer or fall.
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A. ©. Bishon
H. Jackel & Sons
Madson
Nest
Quiet New York markets show lenders cautious across paper trade
Yesterday's business activity in commercial paper was unusually quiet with New York hiving near standstill. Bank acceptance markets reported calm trading and dealers expect easier call money next week. The first issue of the Acceptance Bulletin by the American Acceptance Council appeared, listing rates for prime trade acceptances from fifteen to sixty days and longer maturities.
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New York
Hive
Cotton Mill Regents
American Acceptance Council
Copper Prices and Labor Struggles Shift Market Tone
Copper buyers and sellers report prices around 17 cents per pound for immediate delivery with expectations of higher rates by fall. Factories face skilled labor shortages in New England and Great Falls delaying orders while foreign buyers seek rapid delivery, boosting agitation in the market.
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von Fiite
Neal Gan
Hig
Tony
Copfier
Trentins
Rutte
Mont Sear
Byat Ie Aynesoda
Calaviel
Basic Commodities Note Bid in Absence of Transactions
In cases with no reported transactional actions the note records only a bid. The terse datum reflects limited market activity and highlights that no trades occurred within the reporting period.
Government auction tops with 9,000,000 lbs of wool sold
Government auction in Boston featured large crossbred and merino wools from Australia. Prices hovered near government minimums with clean basis around 1.70. Amoskeag Manufacturing, Atlantic Mills and Krieglinger Company among top purchasers. Four million pounds offered with several lots and bales setting record prices. Woonsocket Worsted Mills and others bought high grade tops and chafty top at strong rates.
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Boston
Dunes
Velime Ag
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Atlantic Mills
Krieglinger Company
Wanakurk Mills
Woonsocket Worated Mills
Choice
Woonsocket
Rubber Orders Increase for Sundries Amid Stock Concerns
Retailers and sellers of rubber sundries are placing orders more freely as 49 manufacturers report rising demand for items like bathing caps. Traders hold small stocks amid expectations of price reductions and broader orders, with riders mainly covering small lots while manufacturers anticipate larger buys once prices stabilize.
Surplus War Materials Sales Reach Multi-Million Total
Washington reports War Department disposals of surplus war materials totaled 26,062,798 dollars for the week ending May 80. Cumulative sales from January to May climbed to 270,0560,919 dollars, with notable items including 790,000 bales of cotton and scrap medals.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Cotton Stratos Perduets Corporation
SINAC
Leather Tanners Unable to Fill Orders Amid Rising Prices
Leather tanners report only about 50 percent of orders filled due to scarce raw material and heavy upper leather. Prices for nearly all leather grades rise with calfskin up 5 cents, silkip and side leathers up 3 cents, horsehide 4 cents, patent sides 4 cents, and several other increments. Top grade calf holds at 1 dollar per foot. dry hide and related soles rise accordingly. Bedspreads demand remains strong as mills note brisk buying by Southern and Western clients supported by high cotton and wheat prices.
Butler Mill to Expand Capacity in New Bedford Plant
NEW BEDFORD Mass July 6 The Butler mill of this city manufacturing fine ghalns will raise capacity by adding nearly 29000 spindles and 200 looms with preparatory machinery to balance the plant. The addition is expected to be ready for operation by the first of next year.
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New Bedford
Mass
Tune 6
Butler
Labor Shortage Halts Cloak and Suit Output in Factories
Workers reluctant to return to plants despite agreement on new terms. Small manufacturers face cash flow and cloth bills as fall models and samples are delayed. Larger firms fare better but overall output remains crippled while unions and employers rebuild after the strike.
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Cloak and Suit
New York
Seta
Abot
Tulus
Waka
Luther Manufacturing elects Holt treasurer director in New Bedford
The Luther Manufacturing Company of Fall River elected John H. Holt as treasurer and director to succeed the late Charles B. Luther who died last week. Holt has served as superintendent since the company was organized in 1803 and acted as treasurer during Luther’s illness.
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New Bedford
Mass
Luther Manufacturing Company
Fall River
John H. Holt
Charles B. Luthier
Holt
Luther
Buyers Arrived Women's Wear and Millinery in Augusta
A dense OCR list shows various shops and wares across multiple cities including Augusta, Baltimore, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh. The fragment references ready to wear garments, millinery, hats, fabrics, and a large array of retailers such as Shapiro, Stein & Seiden, Mandel Bros, and Hille Bros, highlighting a dense apparel trade page with numerous names and locations.
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Augusta
White & Cos
Singee
Nile Anil Genigrite Ilveseen
Shapiro & Rneen- Ingaer
Meyers
Franklin Gunter
Teogemblaumy 11750 Vwihadway Cnt Agh
Mandel Brox
Pagwes
Imeahiy Ren Arenes
Sterel Vibyrlands Hille Bros Mies Ivily
Driem
Toney Wakenla
Pike
Philadelphia Wollh & Sual
sVijny
Wetnates
Pakke Aled
Penn
Dregwin
Halland
Unclear Scanner Fragments Hint Local Civic Note
Fragmentary OCR text references voting, central halet reeirted, and local figures with uncertain names. Readable bits mention a vote event and some people or groups, but no coherent facts or dates emerge.
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