Plan to Move Surplus Spring Apparel Faces Competition
Retailers, jobbers and manufacturers push to unload surplus men’s and women’s spring clothing amid deep cuts and cooperative sales, as wholesalers explore auctions to move excess stocks. Despite this, demand for summer garments remains strong and manufacturers report rapid reorders, especially for tropical fabrics and high priced suits. An Atlantic City conference led to a price guarantee protecting retailers through autumn, encouraging new fall orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Clothiers
Atlantic City
Raw Silk Price Drop Triggers Mogi & Co Receivership
The first major raw silk dealer to falter in the current slump is Mogi & Co, with headquarters in Yokohama and about twenty U.S. agencies. Judge A N Hand appointed N S Corwin and R S Murray as receivers after creditor Alexander Howell filed for $16741. Assets and liabilities in New York branches near equal, with Silk devaluation blamed. Receivers authorized to continue business operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mogi & Co
Alexander Howell
A. N. Hand
Federal District Court
N. S. Corwin
R. S. Murray
Yokohama
United States
China
South America
East Twenty-fifth Street
Broadway
Howell
New York
Winthrop Stimson
Attornay
Equity
Commercial Credit Conditions and Fur Market in Sluggish Trade
Banking officials report no meaningful dip in demand for commercial money as retailers and wholesalers seek new loans. Large fur and textile groups back smaller dealers with loan guarantees while bankers’ acceptance rates hold steady. Cotton converters expect prices to stay firm despite weak finished goods activity and rail congestion. Fur dealers note production halts from strikes limit supply, with retailers pushing for guaranteed August inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Acceptance Council
Cosraer Constructions
Involuntary and voluntary bankruptcy petitions listed
A series of bankruptcy filings are noted including involuntary petitions against Samuel Aare Tsim cooperative partners trading as a silk mill, and against Edward Weiss furrier owner. Voluntary petitions include Sol Kessler Royal Ribbon Company, Ambrose Miller Miller & Samis, and Meaga & Sanmis. Claims range from 2,500 to 50,000 with various assets listed. Several petitioners and addresses are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Diaiter Coure
Ae | Telianch Line
MITAS
Weutrat Setauel
Ana Joseph Aare Tsim
Copartners
Ropbers
Reliance Stile Mills
Linkinithes
OUNG
Corley Dolan Inc
Coung, Corley & Dolan Te Exporters
West Bro
Royal Ribbon
Lovelly Ganpany
Meaga & Sanmis
Ambrose NM
Miller Ang
George Emme
Miller & Samim
Stent Horgyaizin
Miller
Wii
Saramis
Samuel Tolkoff
Saouel Polloft
Shane
Sicicta
Tiarsis Pegelaon
Cini
Samuel Markheim
Joseph
Teeiland
Jothers
Stiles
Yostarfay
Leonard Bronner
Broadway
Judgments Filed with Listing of Creditors and Amounts
A lengthy docket lists numerous judgments against individuals and businesses, naming creditors such as Arthur Contec, Medrick, Dyer, and Watt, with numerous companyAs and personal names. Amounts shown include 5385.28, 236.50, 5020.15, 152.30, 2821.70, and others, totaling a substantial sum. The document reads like a court or municipal record of outstanding judgments and amounts due.
Buyers Arrived Fairchild Service ALDANT-A
A long list of buyers and firms from Baltimore Boston Bridgeport Chicago and more arrive for purchasing fabrics, clothing, furnishings, and fittings at multiple city locations including 2 West Thirty-South Street and 433 Fourth Avenue with various agents and consignors named across several states. The notices detail occupations and store actions in a fragmented aggregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild Service
Aldant
A. A. Perkins
Puri Avenue
Baltimore
Stewart
Mina
West Thirty-Sewonth Street
Baltimony
Joel Gutman
Fourth Avenue
Boston
Conrad ‘& Co
Misa Ic
Tosmond
Boston Jordan’ Marah Co
G. Ross
Coala and
Sulin
K. Nickerson
Hrealth
Bridgeport
Conn
Howland D. C. Co
Tiffany
Broadway
Cincinnati
H. Wrani
Martino Jeleveland
Stearn Company
Mine
Pennsylvania
HIB
Pat. P. Thornton
Ponnayivania Brip
u—Trank
Prescott & Michirdan
Wong
West Thirty-second Street
Fresno
Calif
H. Gottschalk Company
Gollechalk
Alfred Fant
Grantvilee
Gi—Arnold-Taxter Company
Charlen Arnold
General Merchanise
Aberdeen
J | Hamilton
Can—J. Watkins Company
M.V. Sparling
Fiatdmenty
Sixth Street
Norfolk
Wait
Tetten & Clas Rim
A. Potter
Coats and Saits
Waints
Betticeatg
Rockford
Mos T
Larson
Plance
Sar Francisco
He Diniaong
Atwrdeon
Bon Marcher
Liesivman
Inees
General Indac
Fifth Avenue
Louis
Vatestor Close and
Bult Co
Palvster
Penneylvani
Louis—Rire-Stix
D. G. Co
Hanigan
Mie
T. Zlocie
Hitch Avenue
Louis—Aux
Baor & Fuller
Fincksley
Brosaway
Paul —Mangheiner
Mies A. Bruswell
Wainberg
Trontell
Wilmington
Del
Davis
Mias Haywood
Friscman
Jewelry Purchases Drop Amid Wall Street Slowdown
Retailers along Fifth Avenue and Thirty Fourth Street report a drop in jewelry sales during the month. Brokers and spectators who previously patronized shops say demand has weakened and several stores feel the decline in free spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Créwa
Vifth Avenue
Thirty Fourth Street
Amull Fur Ark
Raw silk prices rise as demand improves locally
Local raw silk dealers and importers raised Japan ese grade prices by 10 to 15 cents a pound yesterday. Cables from Japan and stronger demand boosted the market. A renewal of activity appears underway as buyers place small orders while high grade supply remains limited. Haggle remains a drawback, but holders of quality stock are firmer on prices.
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Japan
Leather Market Trends Show Mixed Demand Shifts
Leather buyers hold back on leather despite attractive tanner offers as hide markets gain interest. Coalfskins show activity with New York and Western dealers purchasing, but overall business remains below normal. Firm prices hold for heavy and middleweight hemlock soles while other sole leathers and most uppers stay weak and trading is stagnant.
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Altice Eee Soermeeenese
Coalfskins
New York
Western Tamera
Fragmented From a Ledger of Bronx County Credits and Debits
A garbled list from a New York ledger shows numerous names with monetary figures and dates, including Wolsey Jacob United States Fidelity & Guaranty, Homer Brown, James Carn, Joseph Finkelatola, John Rothenberg, Herman Weiner, and others. Entries reference creditors, debtors, and dates ranging from 1911 to 1920, with sums such as 854.78, 136.81, 1,140.26, and 6,409.70. The document notes the first name indicates the debtor and the date the record was filed, referencing New York County and McNulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Jacob
United States
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Weil
Benjamin
Jacobi Zucker
Jacob—F. Rosenberr
Bronx County
Brown
Homer H
People's
Eldridge Alien Garage, Inc
New York County
McNulty
Wm. D
Sherman Square Realty Corp
Watson
Sireuth—Lientanstein Mintifiery Co
Pirk, Amaila
Robert Pick
Eon
F. A. Buser
Slath Brrest Con
Pollager
Heyman Cohen & Hons, Inc
Lurle Woolen Co, Inc
Baliwin
Harold L
Metropolitan Truat Co
Jacobs, Alexander
Charter K. White
Cantelea
Trans County
Sutton
H. Malaner
Property return policy outlined by treasury official
Mexico reports quoting Acting Secretary of the Treasury General Sulvailoy Alvarado that all property seized by the government in prior administrations will be turned over to its owners through a straightforward tithe prevention process. The June 11 dispatch cites government sources on the planned restitution.
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Mexico
Prn
Mexico City
Sulvailoy Alvarado
the Treasury
U S Can’t Win World Financial Rule Says Kahn
Banker Otto H. Kahn, back from Europe, says Britain remains the world’s financial center and cannot be displaced by the United States. He urges cooperation, notes America’s loans to Europe lag, and supports a final Irish settlement while warning against coercion or threats to Britain. He praises Britain’s resolve and calls for cordial Anglo American cooperation for peace and prosperity.
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Otto H. Kahn
Britain
France
Africa
Celtic
Liverpool
England
Mr. Kahn
Paris
America
League, of Nations
London
Rah
Railroad Men Figure In Dwelling Trading
Frank Hedley, president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, sells the four story dwelling at 62 and 64 West Thirty-eighth Street to West Thirty-eighth Street Realty Company. George H. Ingalls, vice president of New York Central, buys 154 Boat Seventy-eighth Street from Diego De Stusrez. Douglas Gibbons & Co. and Douglas Elliman & Co. handle multiple transfers including 105 East Highway Fifth Street to Mrs Reginald de Keven and 221 East Fiftieth Street to William J. MacDonald. Various brokers list additional properties on West 4th Street, East 126th Street, West 140th Street, and West 103rd Street with alterations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hedley
Big West 38Th St
78Th St
Ingallsrank Hedley
Tnterborough Ranid Transit Company
Thirty-eighth Street
West Thirty-eighth Street
Douglas Gibbons, & Co
Douglas 1. Elliman & Co., Inc
Edward E. Stettinius
J. P. Morgan & Co
East Eighway-Afth
Reginald de Keven
Tark Avenue
Stettinius
This Pont
Harris & Maudice Mandelbaum
Ey. Nr
Referee backs lease of Wall Street buildings to Broadway-John Street Co
James L. Clare, referee in the Supreme Court, reports in favor of leasing the Orient Building and annex at 79 to 9 Wall Street and 114 Water Street to the Broadway John Street Corporation for 21 years with renewal. Annual rent 10000. The properties owned by John G. Agar and Agnes M. Agar as executors of the late Joseph MacDonell estate. Purchase price 81 and other financial details cited. Court action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea of Wall Street
James L. Clare
Supreme Court
Orient
Wall Street
Water Street
Broadway-John Street Corporation
John G. Agar
Agnes M
Joseph MacDonell
San Francisco
Madison Ave Office Tower Planned At 1.5 Million
Buchman and Fox architects filed with the Manhattan Bureau of Buildings for a twenty three story office structure with stores at the southwest corner of Madison Avenue and Forty fifth Street. The building would span 93.6 feet on Madison and 43 feet on Forty fifth, skipping a 30 foot space, with a 102 foot rear frontage. Owners of record include the Borden Company Oceanic Investing Company and Mrs Clara E Stetson. Estimated cost is 1,500,000.
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45Th Street
Buchman and Fox
Manhattan Bureau of Buildings
Madison Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Borden Company
Oceanic Investing Company
Clara E. Stetson
Old Delevan House On Bowery Passes To New Owners
The Delevan House a Bowery landmark five stories high on a 25 by 104.9 foot lot at 143 Bowery near Broome Street has changed hands for the first time in decades. Nathaniel H Lyons buys from Mary H Delafield. records note last conveyance in 1888. Other city property trades include Leonard Street Warehouse, Mercer Street, Peck Slip, Beekman Street loft, and a West Fifty-fifth Street garage site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delevan
Bowery
Broome Street
Nathaniel H. Lyons
Mary H. Delafield
Leonard Street
William H. Whiting
Mercer Street
Daniel W. Hammond
Florence H. Lefavour
Merccer Street
Anna
Wilson
Frances Pol Inek
Mamie Cohen
Beekman Street
Edward D. Witt
Wickham Estate
Ann Street
McKesson & Robbins
Sth Street
Edward M. Simmonds
G. I. Building Corporation
Louja Gold
West Fifty-fifth Street
West Fifty-sixth Street
George Dose
Auction Sale Today of 2000 Jamaica Lots
Joseph P. Day presides over an absolute auction of 2000 Jamaica lots from Titside Avenue to Union Turnpike. Held at 1 p.m. these elevated parcels near Hillside and Midland Parkway lie close to Hillside and Hollis stations on the Long Island Railroad with easy Brookyln Rapid Transit access. Day touts the sale as a timely public sacrifice at public valuation to address housing shortage and offer builders land at fraction of nearby prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Day
Jamaica Estates
Titside Avenue
Union Turnpike
Midland Parkway
Hillside Avenue
Hillside
Jamaica
Hollis
Long Island Railroad
Jamaica Avenue
Brooklyn
Sigma Chi Buys Riverside Drive Quarters
Sigma Chi Fraternity purchased its present clubhouse at 415 Riverside Drive from Philip Rhinelander and others. The property is a five story dwelling with measurements 25 by 98.4. The notice also records a separate 1920 change of name proceeding and related legal actions in New York, with various names and dates listed amid chaotic text.
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Sigma Chi Fraternity
Riverside Drive
Philip Rhinelander
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