Conditions in Argentina Outpace United States in Hardship
A New York exporter returning from Argentina reports that living costs there are far higher than in the United States. Bread is expensive and only the wealthy can afford it as clothes rise to prohibitive prices. Middle and upper classes form associations to wear workman’s apparel amid a general move. Housing is acute, with Argentinians blaming speculation, especially for wheat, for current hardships.
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New York
Argentina
United States
England’s Bid for Clothing Trade Meets Scant Success in America
Irving Crane, secretary of the National Association of Clothiers, says English efforts to sell ready-to-wear in the United States face slim odds. Retailers report poor workmanship and high labor costs, while American makers claim superior tailoring and value. an English firm seeks American foremen and designers to boost its quality.
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National Association of Clothiers
New York Times
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Great Britain
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Red Edge Shovels and Scoops Secured by Queen City Supply
The Queen City Supply Company announces it has obtained the agency for Red Edge Shovels and Scoops made by Wyoming Shovel Works in Wyoming Pennsylvania.
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Wyoming Shovel Works
Wyoming
Office supplies from America needed abroad
Trade officials note a softening in new orders from abroad for U S office furniture and equipment. South America and the Far East show ongoing demand. Brazil, Japan, and China have bought heavily, with a bright outlook despite recent market disruptions and Japanese conditions. Europe faces trade barriers and fluctuating exchange rates reducing actual transactions.
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Far East
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Japan
China
America
Europe
United States
Japanese Shipyards Poised for Busy 1920 Outlook
The shipyards of Japan are expected to stay busy through 1920 as already placed orders support output. Total tonnage planned for 151 ships over 1,000 tons is about 717,030 gross, slightly above last year’s 703,000, though material shortages and possible labor disputes may limit actual construction.
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Japan
Demand Abroad Keeps American Surgical Instruments Active
The war era surge in American surgical instrument trade abroad remains strong though some markets in the South struggle with scarce supplies. Foreign buyers curb large orders awaiting European shipments, which are limited by fuel, materials, and skilled labor shortages. In the near term the outlook for U S producers is bright, but future competition from Europe is a concern.
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Europe
U. S. Trade Report Shows May Exports Rise and Imports Fall
The Department of Commerce reports May exports rose by 55 million to 739 million while imports declined by 64 million to 431 million, yielding a 308 million trade surplus. Eleven months through May show exports at 7.474 billion and imports at 4.686 billion, with substantial gold movement and a record low in silver exports.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Railroads Post Deficits in April Across East and West
Eastern lines show a net loss of 14,729,880 while Western lines lose 3,284,562. Southern roads report a net balance of 2,388,913 after expenses. ICC released partial operating revenue data for April.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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