Trade in furs unlikely to resume soon says board
The Board of Trade of the Fur Trade reports little chance of renewed trade in raw and dressed furs this year. Manufacturers will not buy new stock until retailers place orders for finished goods and will not cut items without confirmed demand. The strike and market uncertainty keep production largely idle, with only modest movement anticipated in dressed and dyed furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Manufacturers’ Association
Charles Porter
Law Fur Merchant
David Mills
Associated Fur Manufacturers
Commercial credits slacken as retailers delay payments nationwide
Credit men report slow payments across all retail sectors with some delays attributed to choice rather than necessity. Bank acceptance rates held steady, while cotton goods converters face higher charges for sample pieces. Silk markets show a further drop in Yokohama quoted prices, unsettling buyers and prompting cautious purchasing behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fember Banks
Burin
Notice of Special Meetings and Corporate Actions
Fragmented OCR shows notices of special meetings for multiple firms. One item references a special meeting of Block Aldens of the Family forpat Co Inc stockholders in New York with expected actions and dates in June 1920. Another item notes a special meeting of the Henry Hubter Institute related to real estate and corporate governance, with dates in 1939. A third fragment mentions a secretary indicating notices for the Credit Letter Co. and related financial actions in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famideforpat Co, Inc
Hamil Uevoregy CO
Hurrough
Ik 4
Tehio
Rei Galow
Wiley Bald
Walter Jeffenye Carlin
Ferest
Sonacering
Atm
Harry We Ththeros
Herretary
Urges Plantation Villages To Increase Cotton Crop
Asheville June 25 Theodore L Price editor Commerce and Finance urged formation of plantation villages modeled on mill villages to boost raw cotton. He warned US and world mills risked shortages within eight to ten years unless field workers gain city wages and comforts and labor-saving machinery wider use. He cited US consumption of 7,000,000 bales yearly and argued prices would rise if production declines continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Theodore IL. Price
Commerce and Finance
America
Europe
Cotton Manufacturers Association of North Carolina
United States
Clothing Trade Questions Show Stocked Manufacturers
Trade notes two key queries for men’s clothing buyers how much uncut piece goods and how many finished garments are held by manufacturers. Mixed signals from direct-to-consumer sales suggest limited movement. Prices cuts failed to boost demand. retailers stay cautious. Two more direct sales seek to shed surplus stock including a $2,000,000 underwear and hosiery lot from 35 manufacturers. Jewelers launch nationwide advertising to promote precious value with a campaign aiming to imitate florists’ Say It With Flowers. Commercial failures in the U S total 118 this week with $5,000 or more in liabilities rising to 61 in the Midwest and East regions combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Init
Amsterdam
N.Y
Howiery
Pera
United States
St. G. Dun & Co
Canada
Bankruptcy Petitions Surface In United States Court Records
Involuntary and voluntary bankruptcy petitions appear before the United States Court, listing entities such as Zoltan and Harry Tapper, with numerous debt figures including 80,000 and 10,000. The document references creditors, trustees, and various attorneys handling cases across multiple addresses and firms. The stream of names and numbers suggests a compilation of bankruptcy actions and related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tions
Perionm
Yamterdas
United Satoa Clarinet Court
Zoltan
Harry Tapper
Tarry Jatte
Sioner Manesneh
Throw
Nenditore Ela
Jem
Anveta
Bhalne & Sign
Beoudwig
Sear Wet Elon
Sonepi Minkman—Tovoluntary Pett
EanRe Qinebh
Eimmnane Ation
Fionite
Whamulte
Traaine Mamual'e
Thvisian Erect
Marour Ha Wroadway
Athorney
Winder
Avkaciin & Wienen
Samuel Kerachar
Ret
Her & Wieder
Ainsi
Anwnty
Btn
Dieters Ran
Atarat
Archibald Hales
Howl Wage Eelley
Zur the Cresitors
OMI & Schench
Uituinasa
Pstre
Iow
Aheloregasa Bankropey Sinai Byte
Eel
Bleweiet Cavana
Receivers In Bankruptcy Listings And Judgments Filed
The report details receivers appointed in bankruptcy cases in New York City including Dominion Trucking Co with custodian William J. Little and bonds, Spracher & Wieder appointment of Henry H. Kaufman as receiver, and Forty First Street firms. It lists judgments filed yesterday and outstanding creditors, along with a long roster of businesses and individuals facing judgments in various sectors across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosiner, Inc
B. Koriner, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Thomas & Houghton
Rugdway
Harry Jaffer
Jorher
Fourth Avenue
Marcus Selfand
Broadway
United States District Court
Dominion Trucking CO
Jadyn Tiljuy
Mc Mayer
William J. Little
Thi
Assell
Bret Spracher & Wieder
Henry H. Kaufman
Mayer
Baroniver
Samuel Stracher
Bam Wieder
Manufacturli Iurn
Labliites
Mmeta
Joseph Brinkman
Samuela
Cloaka
Division Street
Morris Israel
New York City
Adler
Louis
Ludwig
Pleom
Avedan
Wyne Conroy
Titherwood Castra
National Surety Surety” Company
Davies
Dora
W Cohen Downer
Louseal de Leopold
Tudwig
Leopold
Josinagar
Tan Wichnir
Fichner Soc
E Faulkner
Mare 8
Hire RF Vaullner
M J
Mut & Fur Col
Holelwuser
Harman Scholing
Taurborough Rapid Treneh
Hiya Host Mawroe Se
Otiaya
Ner Istaolnon
Harry’ Wi
Sint. Ia
Mormar Et Ales
Boule
Kenney
Thomas
Tubin’ Ale
Sumuch and
Jeary
Tamman PL Ads
Litmenberg
Leo
Century “Lens
Benjamin i
Welahinsworth
Jennie Eons
Blanietieal Fuse
AL Thorn
Jobree C0, Inc
Baim Cross and
Costoras Cs Powderly
Géosee Reet
Tova But Co
Griffin Ess
Hirst Solomon
Jack
Godswin Smith
Beron—Vaie Cae Molasies Corporation
Siegel, Paul
Golihere
Mary
Weinstonkfel
Juco Divison
Sciorting
Gluseupe
Puippon
Vale American Flour Co
Ine Bilvermukn
Fun —Awvanen Rubber Company
Etwely
J. Neyuth Dee
Une
Schwarts, Tonsph
Maery Sultzer
Sen
Thu Batt Tretiner
J. Mattreat Mirhols
Vraceriek
High Ground Dairy Companies
Cohing
William
eoMlon Marmeurts
Culombis
Mewcandles Co
Bussman
City of
New Evarntettes
Spedek
Moris
Kantes
Harry
City of New O'Seinnon — University Booiery
Tne
Consolidated Cigar Declares 7 Percent Stock Dividend
The Consolidated Cigar Corporation board declared a quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars per share on common stock payable July 1 to holders of record July 6, placing the stock on a seven percent annual bonus. The treasury report shows earnings for the first five months of the year at 1,184,101 dollars, suggesting earnings at about two dollars per share on 90,000 outstanding shares after allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Refining Company
Consolidated Cigar
Consolidated Cigar Corporation
Edna Om
Erie Bayle Road Company Bond Issue Approved
The New Jersey State Public Utility Commission approved the Erie Bayle road Company plan to issue 41.8 million dollars of 20 year bonds at 6 percent under an improving mortgage dated December 1, 1918. Proceeds to Bankers Trust Company as trustees to reimburse actual expenditures for payment or campment trust certificates from January 1, 1918 to March 31, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Appn
Trenton
N. J
State Public Utility” Commission
Hans Ape
Eise Bayle Road Company
Bankers Trust Company
Hna
U.S. Breadstuffs Exported in May Reach 1.6 Million Dollars
May exports show breadstuffs at 1.6 million dollars, up about 4 million from last May, while meat and dairy shipments total 1 million dollars and fall by 42 thousand from May 1919. Colton exports total 64,804 bales, down 9,414 from May 1919. mineral oils reach 264.2 million gallons, up from 175.9 million a year prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Department of Commerce
Colton
Ratify Steel Merger Plan in Nova Scotia
In New Glasgow Nova Scotia shareholders today ratified a directors' proposal to join a 500 million dollar merger between Bright EBD Steel and another firm. No stock was offered in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glasgow
N. S
Nova Scotia
Reposal
Van Riper Taken Again on Release On Bail by U S
Indicted by a federal grand jury, Lewin C Van Riper faced arrest after a Philadelphia state case on grand larceny and bucket shop charges. He posted $20,000 bond in New York, was briefly jailed, then discharged on a judge's order. Other defendants pleaded not guilty with varied bail amounts. Lawson denied any private secretary ties to Van Riper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin C. van Riper
van Riptz
Grubb
Federal District Court
Martin W. Littleton
Otto A. Glaasberg
van Riper
United States
Simmons
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jndge McIntyre
Dr. Dawson
50A
Fifth Avenue
Crown Oil Company
M. Klein
Charles Friberg
Great Western Oil Corporation
Tawson
Klein
Friberg
McLean
Curtis, Packer & Co
Wall Street
Morton and
Holbrook
George A. Lamb
George A. Lamb & Co
Number Lewin
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Lawson
Spiraling Reserve Board Report on Repression of Loans
Chicago June 25 Spiraling defined by the Seventh Federal Reserve Bank as padding prices to the consumer shows a notable check in price increases due to higher official rates and reduced inflation borrowing. The monthly report notes improvements in transportation, reduced wage spending, and currency circulation rising from pocket money habits. It cites merchandise quoted at 26 to 80 percent above current market, discouraging hopes for cheaper goods this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Board
Chicago
Seventh Federal Reserve Bank
Financial Items Show Mixed Corporate Moves Across Banks and Firms
The Liberty National Bank board authorized a 0 percent wage rise for the first quarter. Wymont Manufacturing and Ania Banking Corp announce employee bonuses and special payments. Guaranty Trust Company appoints Samuel Met MAA as assistant manager and notes May year-to-date performance. Major issuances include $1,009,000 at Warings, with a broad mix of stock and bond activity across Pacific Gas, American Woolen, and a New York exchange filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty National Hank
Ron Carl
Wymont Atetra
Malariea
Waring Mat Manufacturing Corporation
Merciil, Tench & Company
Banklnid
Ania Banking Corporation
Hes
Uularten
Quno
Thy Guaranty ‘Rus Company
Sorkt Willonen
Sopterssy
Dleertnts
Cuarants Trust Company
Sugmund
Maa
Manus
Poine Splarh
Icehand
Thuy
Repuetn al
Sas
Raton
Intow
Hun Vhcon Mild
Obla Uityaw Company
Pacific Gas & Meetele Company
Dun
Stump
New York
Arthur Mt Moke
Thn
Ancurition
Ian Heen
Machanion
Mathla National
Empire Tryst Company
Wan Bean
Jupothtod Regiatrar
Poco
Armen
Navivation Conpade
Railroads Meet Over Equipment Needs for $125 Million Fund
Seventeen railroads sent reps to a special session of the Loaning Fund Committee of the Association of Railway Executives at 61 Broadway. They outlined immediate equipment needs and the committee plans to report to the Interstate Commerce Commission on Monday on the best use of the $125,000,000 recently set aside. Attending were E.N. Hond, H. E. Byram, Henry Walton, L. F. Loree, Samuel Rea, A. H. Smith, J. Pearson, and W. A. Colston of the Railway Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Railway Executives
Broadway
Ti 4A
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston & Maine
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Iazo & Eastern
Llinois
Rockland
Minneapolis
Louis
Chicago
Indiana
Erie
Great Northern
Texas & Pacific
Long Island
E.N. Hond
H. E. Byram
Henry Walton
L. F. Loree
Samuel Rea
A. H. Smith
J. Pearson
W. A. Colston
Bureau of Finance of
The
Railway Administration
Clashes Mark Hearing in Shonts Widow's Suit
In Surrogate's Court yesterday Martin Conboy argued for Mrs. Milla D. Shents widow of traction magnate Shonts that Guaranty Trust Company as temporary administrator pay $100,000 bequest noted in the will. Guterbridge Horsey for executors Nicoll and Berwind opposed. Nicoll said the debt arose from Mrs. Shonts debts prior to 1917 and a 50,000 settlement. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Company
Martin Conboy
Milla D. Shents
Conboy
Guaranty Trust Company
Shonts
Guterbridge Horsey
DeLancey Nicoll
Edward J. Berwind
Mr. Conboy
Sher
Virs. Shonta
Mr. Horsey
Mr. Nicoll
Mr. Shonts
Four Georgia Negroes Slain Near Columbus
Four unidentified negro men were found shot in the woods eight miles from Columbus. Each body had multiple bullet wounds and authorities suspected moonshiners. The discovery followed a farmer-led search after farmhands failed to appear for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Retired Ocean Liner Skipper Finishes Service With Honor
Captain William Finch of the White Star Line sails the Baltic from port for Liverpool in what will be his last voyage as commander after forty six years at sea. He retired at sixty, a record including the rescue of a woman and infant from the Arabic, and service delivering Pershing to Liverpool in 1917. His career spans many ports, war zones, and notable crews, earning honors from King George and various nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Finch
Liverpool
Finch
Chipper
Buckingham Palace
George
Bussie
General Pershing
5Th
Pittsburgh Engineers
England
Pacific
Dewey
Grid‘ley
Far East
World must look to U S for iron supply Howell says
Herbert P. Howell, vice-president of the National Bank of Commerce, argues in Commerce Monthly that the world is short of iron and steel and must rely on the United States for supply. He lists Britain as the only European rival and notes France, Germany, and Belgium cannot yet challenge U S dominance. Belgium shows exports rising but domestic demand remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
H. P. Howell
Britain
America
United States
Herbert P. Howell
National Bank of Commerce
Commerce Monthly
of the Bank
Great Britain
France
Germany
Belgium
Mr. Howell
Wrangel Army Captures 10 000 Red Prisoners
Constantinople June 25 The Wrangel offensive in the Crimea reports 10 000 Bolshevik prisoners taken along with 43 guns 200 machine guns armored trains armored cars and several million pounds of wheat plus extensive rolling stock. Warsaw June 24 Polish communique notes sharp artillery along the Narew and the Pripet region with Molotov forces suffering heavy losses near Zwinah and Telpapa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimea
Constantinople
Barc Wrangel
Deni- Kine
Wrangel
Maklaiwaka
Rolohaitehmak
Warsaw
Inte
Meresinaia
Molcheviki
Zwinah
Telpapa
New Polish Cabinet Formed With Grabski as Premier
Warsaw reports a new Polish cabinet under Ladislas Grabski replacing Premier Skulski who resigned June 10. Grabski names ministers including Graliski as Finance and Lapitia as Foreign, with many posts filled by notable figures such as Naruzowiez in Public Works and Bulaksor in Agriculture. Some posts remain unfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabski
Skulski
Aids
Warsaw
Ladislas Grabski
Finance
M Graliski
Lesaniewski
Prince Eugene Lapitia
Stanisias Sliwincki
M. Hartel
Tolboczko
M. Lopuaran
Antoeyski
Anid Olszewski
M. Chodakes
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Readera
Yokohama
Shinehin
Financia
Nerer
eRen der Ok Company
Hessetary
Bret
Aardy
Bowne
Fairchild Service
Aldany
Dollar
Havena Rishings
Elohimg
House Furnishinge
Alexandria
McAdams Company
Renton
Ti Bonadway
Baltimore
Jatte & Sugar
Nlathing
Bluefield
A. Bifron
Torn ‘Cooite
Teenia
Bauare
Moston Conrad & Coy
Misa Ft
Roma How
Musiin
Misa el
Scribher
McAlpin
Hisex Creaig and Sutt
Rohneider
Conta
Subay Braalby Boatosgiteheint Co
Mulcahy
Inhreling
Witth Avenue
Clapp
McAlpin,hutebr
Porosmbium & Son
C. Rorenbium
Monal Bree
Mina
Hoan
Inova
Mas A. Lown
ONO
BR. Lazarun Co
Hodenfels
Dallas
Sanger Brow
Lester Hurdific
J. Y. Hudson Company
McGintey
Ium Feasa
Murphy
Bivens
Aango
Easton
William Laubach & Sona
A. Laubach
General Merchandise
Union Square
Nta
Fox & Fulmer
A. Fox
Piabing Co
L. Koppeliaan
M. Breinber
Wmaters
mAs
Eames
Rietaigngy
Saider
Sinensis
Romer A. Aueniy
Winaiwaseth
Stix
Yorek
Urting & Keck Clothing
Schwanity
Vennay Lynnte
Lovis—Mi
Tte
Sult
Nie, Coaty
Mils
Hyer & Puliers Alley
Josriey
Inturite
Wales
Louie
Techt Company
I Unkeun
Mocehkndise
Alisa
Hesteiin Lehicman
Nish
Tunice Poate
Hetman
Children's
Walls
Johan
Wausau
Wis
Winkelman'n Department
Zewn
Mucin
Boge Clothing
Barret
Wineton
N.C
Hunting-Hilstockton Company
M. Stockton
Carpetm
Furniture
Collingwood
Monshekren
Howard
Qlo
Rari Gribban
Ana
Tata Converse
Fer
J. Groogian
Huston
Waneret
Rebults
Arthur—M. Mt. Sebulus
Goldberg
Nathaniel M—r
R Coverdale
Seager
Htadian
Rene
Drucker Sinam Co
Man
Kenilworth "TeMing Co
A Friedman
Lewis
Chileey
Adalbert Waal
Wail- Wow
VSR Sey
Powell's
Brockway
Pitatingh
Tess Lovers
Bronx County
A. Hernhart
IG. Ee
Baltimord
Momasramitty
Incinnati
Henry Getershofer
Fishman
Suly
Osenblum Credits Clothing Co
S. Roxenblum
Tampa
Fla
David. Q
Benie Lo
Aly Tampas
Rar & Gofalinithal
Broadwas
Lilienthal
Ia Mans Bean
Iti
oTheda Creasmon
Jaera
Embroideries
Bace
Lienthiat
Ee Reese
Auta Tampa
Te Mnan Bros
G. Sparks
Avice
Jin
Autat
New State
Hotels Harbor Developments
P. Rosinson & Co
P. Rosinson & Company, Incorporatzo
Dwight P. Robinson & Company Incorporated
East
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Company
Inoi
Interstate Commission
Norwood
Mass
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Winslow
Baltic
Mecoratack
Aurtioneer
Adrian TE Mulelic & Son
Orprek
Mertioes
Landeke
Macentaes
Clumbla Martige Works & Mallewhie Tron
Derruienyy
TOR de Kou & Watt
Viuitanty
Steulat
Repli
Suffolk
Minow Lauen Co
State OF New Yorn
Tryus Corporation
Aoroawile
Sid Aer
Ciairas Agai
Wrangel Army
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