Allies Propose New Plan to Pay Rhine Army Bill
March 22 Associated Press report: Allied delegates at a reparations conference submitted a new twelve year payment plan for the American Rhine army bill to Ellet Wadsworth, assistant secretary of the Treasury, for transmission to Washington. Wadsworth objected to several points including interest if instalments lag, while a 35 million gold mark credit for armistice material was proposed. The plan dropped credit for seized German vessels. The talks resume next Tuesday as allied officials seek a way to overcome objections and expedite a reply from Secretary Hughes.
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Batris
Associated Press
Ellet Wadsworth
United States Treasury
Washington
United States
Wadsworth
Hughes
Big
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Federal Reserve Board Member Dies Sudden at Golf
Milo D. Campbell, recently appointed to the Federal Reserve Board, collapsed and died while playing golf with Senator Townsend at Columbia Country Club. Campbell had served about a week after being named by President Harding amid confirmation fights. Previously he led the National Milk Producers Association and worked on legislative affairs in Washington.
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Fedeal Reserve
Washington
Milo D. Campbell
Jeremy
Federal Reserve Board
Pia
Townsend
Michigen
Columbia Country Club
Campbell
Reserve Board
Harding
Anen
Congress
James G. McNary
McNe
D. R. Crissinger
Srolter
Senate
National Milk Producers Association
Organization Et Fort
Legis Aive
Washaston
Ar Itytdars Agu Hy
Iarshal
Are
Mitii
Tobacco price fixing challenged by federal commission
Washington March 22 The Federal Trade Commission again cited the American Tobacco Company to secure fairer competition in the tobacco industry by the discontinuance of alleged price fixing. Lorillard Company Inc and the Tobacco Jobbers Association of Western Pennsylvania were named as re-defendants in the complaint.
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Swashington
American Tobacco Company
Federal Trade Commission
Lorillard Company, Inc
Tobacco Jobbers’ Association of Western Pennsylvania
February auto output sets new record in production
Department of Commerce figures show February light vehicle production at 254,425 cars, a record for the month. Truck output reached 74,396 in January and 2a,295 in February last year, highlighting strong overall production gains.
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Washington
Mav.y
Sines
Department of Commerce
Jaduees
Trucks
For Sale Building Site Corner Pare Pia Linden Avenue
Property listing offers a corner building site at Pare Pia and Linden Avenue with 130 foot frontage and 0 bay. Features include planned pavement, sidewalk mowing, tree pruning, and site drainage improvements. Contact Avery Water Tot for details.
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Pare Pia
Linden Avenue
Permament
Avery Water Tot
Receivers Sale At Public Auction Of Leeds Property
Receivers for The Leeds estate announce sale of property at 52 West Broad Street. Public auction held on premises. Receivers listed include Ivan Morehals, A George Kirsten, and others.
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Equity Teste Leeds, Inc
West Broad Street
Tnp
Ivan £. Morehols
George E. Kirsten
Lestie Leeds
Local Produce Market Conditions Report
Market conditions show onion prices rising to 36.00 per 100 pound sack for fancy stock. Old onions in shippers hands tightening supply and a cold Texas wave delays new crop, reducing quality expectations. Eggs, fruits, vegetables, poultry and dairy prices listed with regional figures and ranges. outlook suggests market firming through Easter.
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Marketing Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Mar
Wna
Texas
York
New York
Grain Chicago Wheat Prices Tumble Amid Mixed Market
The Chicago grain market closed unsettled with wheat down about 1 1 2 cents from yesterday. May wheat slipped to 1.27 1 8, July to 1.16 8 to 1.96 3 4, as late selling and replenished rye stocks pressured values. Corn and oats fell slightly while hog futures also declined. firmness in Omaha corn prices set a high watermark for the season.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
JSG
Joodsast
Kansas
Winnines
Argentina
Leverpool
Omaha
Prises
Federal Reserve Bank Statement March 21 New York
The New York Federal Reserve report for March 21 lists total gold reserves and total reserves at 3.115 billion dollars. It shows bills discounted secured by war obligations at 136.38 percent, open market bills 384.2, total bills on hand 209,278,518,968, uncollected items 132,567,138.63, and deposits totaling 4719,393,380.00. The note rate and reserve account stand at 681,062,946.35 with a general deposits figure and circulation figures referenced. The notice also mentions a public notice for Canal and Lafayette streets in New York between 5 and 7 PM on weekdays.
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So Yowas
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
I. R
Sudden death of L R Steel in transit to Chicago
L R Steel of Buffalo, a nationally known business man, died on a New York Central train entering the Union depot yards in Toledo from a ruptured blood vessel in the brain. Coroner Charles J. Honacer said death was natural. Steel had been en route to Chicago after talks with Pittsburgh and Cleveland financiers to raise funds to save his ventures.
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Toledo
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Steel
Curb Market Notes On New York Trading Movements
Irregular curb market today features Scrulte Stores leading with a 7 point gain to 77 amid mixed movements. Brooklyn City Railway gains reflect B A T reorganization, while motor stocks soften and coal issues trade below average. Public utilities show strength. American Gas and Electric rise on “when issued” stock, and old stock climbs to 190. mining quotes are volatile as bonds see broad activity.
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Brooklyn City Railway
B. AA. T
Brooklyn City Company
Dui Motors
Alte
Glenaiden
Penn Coal and Coke
D. L
Wondertone
Calumba Gada and Electric
Asiorade Power
Public Service of
New Jersey
New York Trust
Equitabla ‘Trust
Irving Bank
Metal market summary from New York on copper and tin
New York metal market shows copper firm and tin steady with nearby futures at 44.25 and 49.50 respectively. Lead holds at 5.50 with small spot movement, electrolytics and antimony also quoted with minor changes in East St. Louis spot delivery around 300.
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New York
East St. Louis
Cotton Market Report Narrow from New York
Cotton prices in New York on March 22 show middling at 39.70 with futures or related figures 20.45 30.49 up 0.23 and 20.49. Additional codes aaa 26.35 BE 25.85 appear as market identifiers or quotes.
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Alaska
Int Corp
Aim
Bala
Tet & T
Atchison
Coast
Beech
Brook
Cl & Alton A Ae
M & SF
Cruett & Peabily
Crus
Davis Chem Lays
Dom_ Mines
du Pont
Kodal
Fig Bay
Rts
Shah Fisk
Shah
Flelechmann
Gen_ Motors
Gmbvel Bros
Iania Granby
Jonas
Kelly
Lee
Aracy & Co
Bane
An Ness
Tang Crven Botta , Asay
al Sh Sanh
Tara Mare
Reynolds
San
Warner
Strom Carl i MM
Studebaler
Maryland
West
Peig
Money Work Market Summary for March 21
Valley market reported stronger rates with high near six, low nine. Ruling rate closed at six, offered at six and a quarter. New loans called against acceptances at four and a half.
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Valley
Market Reels as Fed Rate Hopes Weaken Stocks
New York trading Tuesday shows heavy selling on speculative fears of a Federal Reserve rediscount rate rise, yet fair buying support limited losses in many leading industries. Oil and rubber shares rise on contract news, with Maryland Oil and California Petroleum hitting new peaks before late declines.
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Federal Reserve
New York
Maryland
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Ita
California Petroleum
Phillips Petroleum
Copper export demand lifts prices in United States
Washington March 23 copper prices rose in New York to 17 cents a pound above the war level amid rising foreign demand. The copper industry, after a 1921 slump, began a recovery last fall as exports surged with foreign markets absorbing more of the domestic output. Export shipments climbed from 45.6 percent in 1920 to 66.8 percent in 1913, boosting the market and signaling stronger prices ahead.
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Ralph F. Couch
Washington
New York
Nw York
Commerce Department
United States
Industrial labor mobility and rate tensions in urban sectors
The article cites Lucius Slotra of Gonhoe ucut Company arguing that dense industrial cores require mobile labor to adapt as city sections fluctuate in activity. It notes banked motives behind rate changes, reviews weekly purchasing via the Credit Clearing House, and surveys regional buying activity with Maine to New York showing vigor while coal strikes affect Pennsylvania. It also reports the U.S. Employment Service predicting spring prosperity with low unemployment and skilled labor shortages in steel centers.
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Lucius 3. Slotra
Gonhoe Ucut Company
Storrs
Connecticut
Vie Credit Clearing House
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Maine
Vermont
Stlang
Ponsylvania
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
Realty Records Mortgage Transfers and Deeds Report
Mortgage and deed notices show transfers and filings in multiple properties. Transactions include realty on Jefferson street, Gregory street, Poplar street, East Main street, Fairfield avenue, and Brittin avenue, with various names such as Charles Wirtzer Bridget McGuire John H Fick ey Mary Renhart and many others. Pledges involve quit claim deeds and attachments, including a certificate of attachment against Rena M Young for $35 on Hazlewood avenue.
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Hank
Kajrfield Avenue
Charles
Miury
Shater
Poplar
I Street
Bridget McGuire
John H. Fickey
Jefferson Street
John Lops
Frank Souetux
Gregory Street
Mary Renhart
Joseph Insult
Brittin
Avebus
Benjamin Todtfeld
Pealty
Gregory Streel
Simon
Niculescu
Railroad
John H. Titkey
The
Newfield Bank
Trust Company
Newfield Bank & Trust Company
John H. Ticker
Samuel Brody
Nathan Lloud
Parrott Avenue
City Savings Bank
Charles F
Mary H. Shafer
Poplar Street
Frederick H. Steysns
Sarah EH. Candee
Charles A. Wintzer
Augusta A- Wintzer
Fairfield Avenue
Benjamin Foffman
Bertha Engelman
Resity
East Main Street
People's Savings Bank
Benjamin Tadtfeld
Reaity
Abraham Stolinsky
Benjamin Tadfield
New 24 mile auto road links Yangeshaw and Chinkiang
A newly built 24 mile automobile road linking Yangeshaw with Chinkiang on the Yangtze River opened. At the ceremony the traditional sedans paused to allow the new buzz-wagon to lead, symbolizing old and new China.
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Yangeshaw
Chinkiang
Yangtze River
China
State Produce Holiday Calendar for Farmers and Poultrymen
State advisory notes list March and April holidays Easter and Passover with market days March 26 to 28 and April 2 to 28 respectively. They highlight commodities in demand including fowls capons geese rabbits calves goat kids and prime quality products for Italian trade and other markets. Poultrymen with supply are urged to plan around these dates to optimize sales.
Foreign Exchange News Shows Rapid French Franc Decline
Fork March 22 indicates that the franc’s rapid rise slowed the day, with a 1 cent point drop to 6.58. Continental exchanges weakened slightly while demand for sterling held near 4.69 dollars. Cable 4.6936, sight 4.543, 99 days 4.65 percent. Antwerp Amsterdam Genom Vienna stock values shown in list form.
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Amsterdam
Igldry
Genom
Lra
Vienna
Crowny
Stockhelm Terg
Christiania
New York Butter Market Report Dated Mar 22
New York reports a quieter butter market with creamery extras from 30% to 64, creamery frets 49% to 53, higher scoring 5134 to state dairy tubs 43 to 50. Cheese market shows smaller demand with specials 26% to 29.44, average run 25 to 28.15, Wisconsin whole milk and fancy early grades quoted and near by white fancy 41 to 44 with extras 31% to 32.4.
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New York
Wisconsin
Fancy
Bond Market Mixed As Prices Waver On New York Exchange
Bond prices were generally reactionary with cheaper issues in demand from speculators. High grade securities failed to advance, fueling talk of funds diverted to stock speculation. Industrials led gains though some issues lagged with notable activity in Maryland and Punta Alegre Sugar. Public offering noted for National Motors Corp, while a stray sentence concludes with an odd note about a bird.
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New York Stock Exchange
Oregon && Washington $S
Great Northern
Denver&Rio Grande
Marylang O
Punta Aligré
Colorado Industrial Ss
American Waterworks
Mfontans Power
National Motors Corporation First Mortgage
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