New Bedford Mills Reopen Full Time After Strikes
New Bedford Mass June 7 After three weeks of idleness due to strikes the twenty four cotton mills of the city will reopen tomorrow morning on full time. Mills have enough orders to keep them busy into the fall and prices for fine cotton goods remain high. Voiles organdies woven shittings and light weight underwear fabrics are main products with New York agents already requesting price announcements for shipments beyond fall.
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Busines News Bureau
Correapanilens
New Bedford
Mass
New York
Textiles Bleached Cottons See Smaller Converter Orders Pressured
Cotton markets show limited converter orders and firming raw cotton fears. Unbleached fabrics hold prices while mills delay large orders. print cloths fall to 14 1 4 cents and 68 728 slips to 17 cents as speculators book profits from earlier buys.
Revival of British cotton trade gains ground across towns
Liverpool reports a revived cotton trade with mills busy in preparation and weaving sheds restarted. Weavers and women operators are returning to work as orders increase and unemployment falls in Heywood Barnoldswick Bolton Rochdale and surrounding districts. Recovery expected to cut jobless numbers by June 7 as the Cotton Control Board payment aid ends.
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Liverpool
Heywood
Bolton
Tadmorden
Haslingden
Barnmong
Op. Vee
Padiham
Great Harwood
Brinker
Rochdale
Royton
Lananire
Cheshire
Cole Tom Control Board
Meetings and Conventions Held by Jay & Co Officials
Officials and managers of a separate department will hold a dinner and meeting in the Hugh Terseille Balen Building on Tuesday. A session of the board of directors of the Retail Clothiers' Association of New York will be held in the Mouth Teestins Gales Building on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenaggers
Aepartente
Jay & Co
Hugh Terseille Balen
Tuenday
Sue
Board of Disertone
Retail Clothiers’ Asastasion of
New York
Wotnaatoy
Silk Goods Trade Brims With Hope Of Large Profits
Jobbers in the silk goods trade report rising demand with many orders booked, despite slow weekends. Manufacturers push expansion with extra looms and night shifts to meet deadlines, while traveling salesmen note retailers selling dyed silks heavily and promise deliveries by fixed dates.
Hosiery Makers Active in Market for Raw Silk
Limited sales of raw silk were made for day for delivery during July August and September. Last week’s business showed fair volume with light buying and price declines early, followed by brisk demand and price advances for Chinese and Japanese raw silks. American silk industry buyers participated, hosiery manufacturers making the strongest purchases. Japanese reeled silk spring seasons were heavy with June termed cocoon week, aiming to depress prices of reeled silk. Despite large consignments due to New York next week supply is expected to be readily absorbed by silk mills.
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Japan
York
Europe
Rave
Conference on New Express Regulations Proposed by Committees
A five member committee from apparel and Kindred groups, protesting higher express charges, will confer with DC Hylan, president of the American Express Company. Mr Taylor suggested appointing the panel in a letter to M Mosssohn of the United Walsh League, via whom the petition was sent. The change aims to alter the grade of corrugated hoard used in boxes for express shipments.
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Dc. Hylan
Fepress
Taylor
M. Mossssohn
Drecor
United Walst League of America
Fur Industry Workers Seek Higher Wages Early in Busy Season
Workers in the fur trade press for wage increases as manufacturers begin fall orders earlier than usual. The result is an earlier busy season, with some factories granting raises and prices for garments expected to rise as demand remains strong.
Winter fur sale extended in New York by Jake & Co
A June fur sale by Jake & Co extended to three weeks this year as the first major furs sale in New York. The assortment includes jackets capes muffs and various fur varieties. Managers report strong advertising results and orders from India Java New Zealand and Canada for jewelry items aiding the market.
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Spurrey
Jake & Co
New York
Jong Conte
India
Java
New Zealand
Canada
Ae Orde
Ty Jewelry
Abushe Terminal
Cuban Women Prefer American Made Dresses in Cuba
A report cited by David Mosvssohn of the Associated Dress Industries of America says Cuban women buy more gowns priced between 12 and 50 dollars and favor American styles. He notes Cuba’s prosperity drives demand, but many dress manufacturers avoid the market. The report also claims about 50 percent of Cuban women can wear only stout-figure dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mosvssyhn
Associated Dregs Industries of Americay
Cuba
Mosessohn
Toape
Papermaking Dyes Market Sees Rising Demand and Prices
In the limited readable text the papermaking dye market shows tight imports and rising prices. Import patent hues attract attention while large orders for compounds like rhenic, acid black, and other vat shades shift to Spain, Italy, and India as South America and others increase buying.
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Eabea Avy
Tnquiviea
Ondey m Corel
South America
Spain
Italy
India
Latin Americans Attend Philadelp hia Hosiery Exposition
Six hundred buyers from Central and South America are expected to visit the Lamport Holt steamer for the first national knit export exposition at the Commercial Museum. The event, under the National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers, already drew Belgian Russian and other exhibitors. An interpreters’ staff and a large viewing crowd centered on machine yarns and textile outputs, with orders anticipated from women’s hosiery and related goods.
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Philadelphia
Jne
Central
South America
Lamport Holt
Lea
National Association of Hosiery and
Ennignetion
France Producing Luxurious Fabrics for America
A Paris buyer, A Fanti, runs a new buying office and style HQ noting France ships luxury fabrics to America. He says samples shown here have generated substantial orders and dollars worth of goods, while textile plants in the uninvaded zones operate at full capacity producing merchandise in good shape.
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Fanti
Paris
America
France
Holidays This Week Across Global Regions
A fragmented list shows holidays or observances by country and region, with entries for Algeria Austria Iy v Barbados Basutoland Belgium British Guiana Merish Honduras Mulearia Cayman Islands China Cyprus Dethanek Dutch Indies Dutch Guayana Egypt French Indo China French West Indies Germany Greece Grenada Hong Kong India Leeward Islands Madagascar Monaco Morocco Netherlands Norway Rhodesia Russia Siam Bangkok South African Union St Lucia St Vine Cent Straits Settlements Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom Tuesday Brazil State of Amazonas Wednesday Brasil gone and San Catherine Thursday Brazil Espírito Santo and To Wriday in Hrnsst Grosso Mauky.
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Algeria
Austria
Iy v
Barbados
Basutoland
Muchland
Belgium
Merish Honduras
Mulearia
Cayman Ielands
China
Cic
Cyprus
Dethanek
Dutch Indies
Dutch Guayna
Egypt
Dri
Finland
Ities
Germany
Greece
Grenada
Hong Kook
India
Leeward Islands
Madagascar
Monaco
Morocco
Netherlands
Norway
Thodesia
Russia
Siam
Bangkok
South African Union
St. Lucis
St. Vinecent
Straits Settlementseden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Wingedom
Brazil
State of Anaxonns
Brasil
San Cather
Pirit Santo Ani
Wriday
Independent Warehouses Inc Formed in Albany
Papers filed in Albany yesterday announce the formation of Independent Warehouses Inc with J M P Murphy Steton James L QNalt as presidents of the Guaranty Trust Company and Liberty National Bank trustees. The new firm will be capitalized at 500000 dollars fully paid up and will be closely linked to Textile Banking Company recently organized by the Guaranty Trust Company and Liberty National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ompany
Albany
Inc
J. M.P. Murphy
Steton
Jamen L. Qnalt
Gunrantoans
Indy Ane Intnait
Higher Cost Checks Use of Gloves as Sales Leaders
Retailers resist rising prices and glove shortages as American manufacturers face costly imports. A Campbell buyer reports European glove prices quadrupled since last year, pushing retail prices up from prewar levels. Merchandising shifts toward cost plus pricing, with American makers urged to sustain domestic demand and stock amid European supply.
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Campbell
Louis M
Ash Huyer
Amora
Campbel
Te Hinglich
Amer- Cah
Onpe
MF Ployee
Lea
Sim
Banking woes and loan rates per cent in wartime paper
The article outlines high borrowing costs and government rates for wartime finance, noting paper shortages and shifting loan terms. It reports lenders, borrowers, and collateral conditions, with mention of inaction by some banks and varying rates across regions. Several named entities appear as part of the financial discussion.
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Morein
Klee
le Rey
Vari
Cammoretad
Ile
Pnt
Imports of Sinmall S Diamonds Show an Increase
The report notes rising imports of Sinmall S diamonds with signs of a market upturn. Antwerp, once the leading global diamond cutting hub, faces competition as some skilled cutters return from England and Belgium. The trade foresees early restoration of Antwerp’s cutting prominence.
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Sinmall S
Antwerp
Goemivad
Jane Uui
Wij
Basic Commodities Note Incomplete Trade Priors
The note explains that when no transaction prices are provided, values are translated by a ETALS system. It emphasizes missing data handling and translation method for commodity listings with absent pricers.
Copper and Metal Demand Surges in Global Markets
Active buying of copper resumed last week amid rising non ferrous metal demand. London and American producers increased prices and new deliveries for August and September were sought while foreign demand signs emerged and Washington discussed strategic metal allocations with the War Department.
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Bn Mu
Spa Rese
Acton
London
Coppin
Athey
Amovieti
Sendewand
Washington
War Department
Goth
Shurstug
Wusiheus
Bayers
Haris
Rithe
Tnt
Statisy
Wass and Menne Committee
Zane Oremit
New York
Lutivity
Makers in Co operative Sales Plan for Bush Terminal division
A new division at the Bush Terminal building aims to consolidate makers in a cooperative sales plan. The list of goods includes imported and domestic laces trims ribbons silk nets gloves hats theater goods and related merchandise from numerous firms and sole buyers prior affiliations listed.
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Ndt
Irby
Black Wisher
Dent
L. Morris
Bou
Arthe
Lembrellas
Appleton, Well & Sl Seilingss
Blumenthal & Co
Button
Boschen
Wyle
Theater Trois
Mina Glove Company
Art ¢ & Lavy
Womer
J. Rosen & Son
Kemp & Heatley, Inc
Art Gooze
D. Kisch & Co
Johnson, Cowdin & Co
Kemp & Beatley, Inc
Art Gooda
Cowhlin & Co
Hy Taporting Company
Ms. B. Compas i Hulse Brothera & G
Ms. B. Compas i Hulse Brothera & G Qoubreting
Hydeman Lananes
Silewie Gehring, Co
Artic Flowers
Grenader Textile Company
Yeilings
Garfield, Stihl Company
Incca
Goosaling & Forre, Inc
Novelty
August Moll Manufacturing Company
Kaida
Hart Lovvy
Rubber Shoe Demand Boosts Production and Exports
Rubber footwear makers report retailers placing heavier orders for tennis shoes and deliveries on schedule. The current season's business is expected to exceed last year's as mills work to capacity on rubber footwear for future orders while exports are being built during the dull domestic period.
Retailers Fund Training For Teaching Of Retail Selling
Sixteen large stores in New York Brooklyn and Newark along with two trade associations agreed with New York University to establish and fund a nurse for training teachers of retail selling. A $10 000 endowment will sustain the course for a period with annual merchant contributions totaling about $2 000. Participating New York stores include Franklin Simon & Co Stern Bros Lord Taylor James A Hearn & Son Bloomingdale Saks A J Macy Co Oppenheim Collins Cam eyers and Oliver Olson. Brooklyn merchants Abraham Straus Frederick Lorimer Co and A J Namm & Son plus Newark L Bamberger Co I B Pinut Co and Hahns Co participate.
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New York
Brooklyn
Newark
New York University
Lord Taylor’s
Peres Ptravec
RH. Macy & Co
Hooksellers' Hoagie
Retail Millinery Association of America
Franklin Simon & Co
Stern Bros
Lord & Taylor
James A. Hearn & Son
Bloomingdale Frys. Saks & Co
Stocks of Tobacco at Liverpool Show Increase
Liverpool tobacco stocks rose according to the May report from Edwards Goodwin & Co. Total stock on April 30 was 44 units, still below normal but higher than last year. Home consumption figures show a rise, with more than several million pounds diverted to civil life, influencing the reduced local use.
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Liverpool
Messra Edwards, Goodwin & Co
Leather Imports Show Surge in Goat and Sheep Skins
Leather importers report larger arrivals of goat and sheep skins with unseasonably easy con ingments. Horns and immediate needs of tanners are met as week ended saw two holes and 1AOL caske of goatshine received. Other skins arriving in volume include 489 bundles and 55 bales of calfskins and 199 bales and 11 casks of sheepskin.
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Ted
Leather Exports Set New High Record in April
Leather exports climbed to a record $20,728,855 in April, up 61 percent from March and over three times the best month in 1918. France Britain Belgium Italy embargo lift enabled strong shipments. Prices fell for most grades, notably grain, split upper, and pelted leather, while quantities rose for belting and carriage leather.
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Nore
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
U States
Tanners’ Council
Gonneil
Carneo
Heat Wave Causes Straw Hat Shortage Across Markets
Heat records trigger a straw hat shortage as frantic buyers rush for limited stock. Retailers report near-empty shelves with supplies dwindling and shipments lagging. Affected consumers fear July delays and higher prices while producers struggle to meet demand.
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Williayn
Tay
Jnbe Ber
Picom Fox
Wholesale Outfitters Catalog Amid Dense Advertising Text
Dense OCR reveals a sprawling early 20th century style ad page listing departments such as Women's Wear, Millinery, House Furnishings, Drapery, and Furniture. It references various locales and vendors with scattered foreign spellings and partial names, including references to Chicago and Los Angeles areas, multiple street terms, and miscellaneous product lines. The entry is fragmentary, containing jumbled brand-like terms, item categories, and location hints rather than coherent narrative.
Chicago to London leather goods trade snippet
Fragmented ad style text from a Chicago outlet mentioning Marshall Browning uniform manufacturing and Brownwng Ni-Rothecilly & Co, with London and Los Angeles references. Mentions leather goods, harnesses and parasols, suggesting a miscellaneous trade advertisement.
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Chicago
Marshall Browning
Denart
Rothecilly & Co
Vanny
London
Ware
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