Federal Reserve reports slight drop in employment and production
Washington telegram says the Federal Reserve Board findings show a small decrease in employment and production across many industries, with wholesale and retail distribution less active than before. Agriculture shows modest improvement in crops like wheat and hay, while railroad freight and bank lending show little overall change from mid November to mid December.
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Washington
Basta
Federsl Reserve Board
Solnilers
Dana
Thorn
Outlook for the New Year Promises Growth for Investors
The outlook for the new year is upbeat with investors urged toward sound American securities. The United States is described as the richest nation, unemployment at a minimum, and commodity prices stabilizing. A tax revision program is expected to stimulate business, per Hemphill Noyes & Co. based in New York and Bridgeport.
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American Securities
United States
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
New York
Stoak Exchange
John Street
Bridgeport
Barcas Fine York Piietcokin Bowron
Postponement of National Grain Hearing Sought
The National Grain company seeks a postponement of the examination of its directors and officers. Receiver Kamund BK Wolfe reports the bankruptcy court may act today or tomorrow. A creditors committee formed to explore a reorganization led the meeting called by attorney J. T. Klett last Saturday.
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National Grain Company
Kamund BK. Wolfe
Hantermpley Sax
Tayper
Frm
Gurney J. TB. Klett
le Aysuapcurion
Hokly
Cutford B. Wilson
American Woolen Co Sells Mills in Webster
Fragmentary copy reports the American Woolen Company selling mills in Webster on December 26. The text is garbled but mentions buildings and an equated price around 226 dollars, with multiple OCR errors obscuring specifics.
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American Woolen CO
Webster
Wwerstlub
Maas
Webster Mil Hewgnt
Therven
Mm Webster
Cost of living declines from June to September 1920 nationwide
September 1920 living costs show a 20.3 percent drop from June 1920 across specified cities, with Atlanta and several others recording varied decreases. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes housing and food drive the total cost of living, while overall costs remain well above prewar averages.
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Wasitington
United States
Bureau of Labor Statiees
Atlanta
Baltimore
Busmingham
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cinglanath
Cleveland
St Denver
Perraiz
Houston
Ianapols
Jackson- Kannas Cl
Memorhinea Pol Mobile
Orleans
New York
Talk
Xi Trifladelphis
Pusgh
Portland
Ore
Richmond
St. Lows
San Francisco
Savernal
Levanton
Seattle
Washington
Grain Market Shifts as Wheat Rises Despite Quiet Trade
In Chicago on December 26, the United States visible wheat supply dip sparked price gains amid a brief market lull. May wheat quoted around 1.07, with July and December contracts showing firming trends as traders absorbed offerings and awaited domestic stock signals. Market notes highlight slower primary deliveries, shifting futures, and broader influences from Great Lakes navigation and western crop conditions.
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Chicago
United States
MtaiTi
Great Lakes
Lea
Foreign Exchange Market Quiet Amid Holiday Rethink
The foreign exchange market in London was subdued on a holiday, with the dollar around 1.24 in contrast to earlier expectations. Talks of political rehabilitation in Greece and potential shifts in leadership weighed on sentiment as traders waited for clearer guidance.
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York
Nee
London
Vontze- 43
Athens
Antwerp
Amatardam
Eidr
Genoa
Ira
Stockholms
Christlarb, Cry
Wenetad
Post-Holiday Stock Prices Rise Across Active Session
New York reports a brisk post holiday session with mixed gains and losses. Strong gains in many oil stocks led the market while Middle States Oil slipped after a suspension from trading on the New York curb market. Crude oil prices and mid continent trends boosted activity but broader market weakness kept overall gains modest.
Anthracite States Urge Regulation Cooperation With Federal Plan
Governor George of New Jersey calls on Pennsylvania and other anthracite consuming states to aid regulation. He argues the Interstate Commerce Commission should gain powers to curb price manipulation and shortages, urging repeal of coal taxes and fair distribution to prevent extortion and cartel-like practices. The address stresses state cooperation to secure supply and fair pricing.
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beLwer
Cooperation OX
Pennsylvania
George 5
New W Jersey
Rotary
Hay
Seansylvanis
Curb Market Mixed as Oil Stocks Lead Declines
In Southern Los and Pennsylvania crude prices rose, boosting some stocks while Gulf States Oil and Refining fell from 7.50 to 8.00, a nearly 3 point loss. Magnets, Morlual, Ohve Oil, Pre rie Pipe, Standard oila and Chin ard Vecuaia posted gains amid overall activity. Industrial shares were quiet and Fork Motors showed little movement. broker Richard 8. Ingoana was suspended from the New York curb market after issues in the record.
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New York
Des. Og
Pennsylvania
Stocl
Teda
Industriqus
Pennaylya
Antinevanac
Gulna
Bally
Middle States
Siates Oi
Ur .S. Gast Iron Pipe
National Lead
Cuba
Googonmon
American Ange
NEW Hentan
Los O
Maocenuy
Gulf States Oil and Refining
Dreke
Prerie
Standard Oila
Wansasi
Chin Ard
Industesil
Can jJumpius
Pen By
Minihs Group
Metallic Market Report With Mixed Spot and Futures
The metal market shows varied results with spot and near futures for crucial metals. Tin and zinc trade near stable levels while iron and antimony hold steady. London exchanges close for a holiday with some regional activity noted in Liverpool.
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St. Loui
Southern States Oil Suspension Reported Amid Market Turmoil
A chaotic report outlines Southern States Oil facing suspension with sharp reader scrutiny. Ex Governor Haskell and Middle States entity leaders signaling board moves to investigate stock trades and potential large block acquisitions while outside markets show limited bids and ongoing curb suspensions.
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Wall Syreer
Haskell
Che South Stara
Cam
Flo
Middle States
Jun Atfila and Company
Saltman-Dick Declares 63 Cent Dividend
The Saltman-Dick company facing bankruptcy records show a 63 cent dividend to creditors. Final accounts indicate trustee actions and confirmation by the federal referee in the case, with Leeds appearing in the sequence of financial steps.
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Saltman-Dick
Japan-Dick Company
Leeds
Fed¢rit
Teeferer Jatin Keogh
Cotton market reports variable promotion and prices
Fragmented OCR text describes mixed cotton futures with uncertain quotes and sporadic price levels. Mentions traders, weather effects, and January activity, with references to financial figures and private wire quotations. The passage is garbled but centers on market mood and tentative values.
America Leads World Trade Despite Postwar Slowdown
Washington reports that the United States exported over 40 million dollars in October, with 19 months ending in October showing total trade at 25.903 billion dollars. Britain, once the top trader, now trails as U.S. exports rise while imports jump 2.21 percent, signaling America’s prominent postwar stance in global commerce.
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Ral Couch
Washington
Deo Jean
Tanusaed
Gome Jraereg
Enelind
United States
Byltigh
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in City Realty Records
Realty records list quitclaim deeds and mortgages, detailing transfers to William F. Sadley Anna J. Sullivan Oscar Plumb and others. Properties on Willard Ash Noble Cleveland and Suburban avenues appear with guaranty and trust company involvement and precise amounts.
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People’s Savings Bank
William FE. Sadley
Anna J. Sullivan
Willard Street
Tle
Guaranty Amt Trist Company
William 2. Sadler
American Tank and Trust Company
Willard, Street
Anna Sullivan
American Tak Andl Truss Company
Ros
Iidlu
Jeu
Sire Tom
Pau Yeally
Je- Adam Marcinko
Tealty
Dishop
Alexander C. Ancorar
Temas and iNetileton Company
Balon
Streat
Cemertina Alsereia
City Barkings Bank
Hue
Massimiliano Veronesi
Mite Leavings Bank
Dewey Street
Berkshire
Reatty Company Ly Dclementina Albereia
Reai
Five Story Office Building Planned on Main Street
Loren Delhridge of Schulte Clear stores announced plans for a five story brick office building at State and Main. Ground floor will host two street stores including a cigar and tobacco outlet, replacing the older frame structure in the banking district after lease activation next April.
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Loren Delhridge
Schulte Clear
Mexican bonds rise as French suffer a drop
New York summary of post holiday trading shows Mexican government bonds advancing while French securities decline due to recessionary signals. Traders cite no firm evidence of large equity losses, but Mexican optimism supports a modest price gain across certain sectors. Prices for industrials stay firm amid sugar and packaging company activity, with some slight advances in select issues.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Toaay
Jras
Telarc
Mexicas
Jake
Liberty Group
ADEE
Cail
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Governor Silver
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Boston Rotary Club
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Ingoana Company
Xew York
Neeta Iron
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Otton
Metal Market
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Frei
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