Wall Street Opens With Broad Gains Across Sectors
The market began with a healthy tone as rails rose with Reading at 81 and New York Central at 95 percent. Corn Products jumped to 131 and Industrial Alcohol gained 2, as twenty active industrials averaged 98.62 and rails 85.87, amid mixed early trading and improved earnings outlooks.
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New York
Reading
New York Central
Lehigh Valley
Baldwin
American Locomotive
Crucible
Casper
Wyoming
Montana
Studebaker
Dow Jones and Company
Pond Creek Coal
Curb market opens active with rising prices after holiday
New York December 26 curb market opened lively with prices climbing. Standard of Indiana rose above 11 percent, Durant stocks and Continental Can showed strong activity, Durant Motors hit new highs, Gulf Oil reached 51, and Prairie Pipe Line faced ex-dividend adjustments. Listing committee ruled several stocks ex-dividend or not quoted ex-stock dividend on today’s trading.
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New York
Standard of
Indiana
Durant
Continental
Durant Motors
Standard of Indiana
Wyoming
Montana
Gulf Oil
Durant of
Standard Oil of
Paige-Detroit Motors
Prairie Pipe Line
Prevailing Prices Hold in Bond Market
United Financial reports a holiday pause with bond trading steady from last Friday. The market shows renewed activity with potential gains if easier money unfolds, lifting liberty bonds above par and supporting high priced rails on strong November earnings.
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United Financial New York
Liberty Bonds
Higher prices asked for Chicago hogs and cattle prices weak
United Financial reports in Chicago on December 26 that hog buyers sought higher values while most classes stayed steady. About 4,500 hogs arrived from other points, with total receipts near 48,000 and 6,000 held over. Cattle opened weak and uneven with 22,000 receipts. sheep rose about 25 cents on 14,000 head.
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Ly United Financial
Chicago
Nun Returns Second Time to Vows She Renounced for Love
A New York woman, Mrs. George C. Hessler of Syracuse, became a nun again after a long romance. She left the Franciscan order to marry Hessler, who died a year and a half ago, then renewed her cloistered vows and joined the Dominican Second Order near Cleveland.
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New York
George C. Hessler
Syracuse
N. Y
Hessler
Antonella
St. Francis
George Hessler
Second Order
Cleveland
Paula Schillinger
Mexico
Utica
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Order of St. Francis
Birth notices list many families welcoming babies and naming addresses
A long births and infant death list records multiple families at Deaconess and St. Vincent hospitals. It lists parental names, infant ages, and home addresses, with brief causes such as broncho pneumonia, lobar pneumonia, and other illnesses, along with several adult deaths and hospital notes.
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Fern Elizabeth Chamberlain
Tibbs Ave
Raymond
Herman Winkleman
Mount Lobar
Frances Perry
N. Holmes
William Johnson
Lexington
Marguerite M. Hamilton
E. Morris
Adolph Rosenzweig
Park
Joseph Givens
Louis Jackson Morgan
New Jersey
Weidman
Tacoma
Roscoe Gabriel Doberstein
Southeastern
Anna Geisel
Methodist Hospital
Felix
Peckinpaugh
Charles Wilson
Betty Jean Smith
N. Talbott
Pettit
Stillwell
Elva Adamson
St. Vincent Hospital
Ellen J. Banta
City Hospital
Laverne Myrtle
Victoria
Shirley Mayencer
Daniel August Manke
Parteway
Rhoda J. Kaser
Indianapolis Produce Prices and Poultry Figures
Prices for eggs, butterfat, and a range of poultry terms listed by Indianapolis producers. Includes candied eggs at 48 cents, butter packing stock 27 cents, fowls and turkeys by weight and price, ducks and geese, guinea fowl per dozen, and butterfat paid by creameries at 57 cents per pound.
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Ile
Indianapolis
Dressed Beef Prices Listed by Swift and Co
Wholesale selling prices for dressed beef from Swift and Co are given: No. 2 loins 20c, No. 8 16c. No. 2 rounds 15c, No. 3 13c. No. 2 chucksac 2 9c. plates No. 2 7c, No. 3 6c. No. 2, 15c for bs-No. 2.
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Swift & Co
Cotton market opens steady in New Orleans with gains
In New Orleans on December 26 cotton prices rose six to thirteen points as January traded at 26.00 cents and March at 26.00 cents while May moved to 26.08 and July to 25.90. Freight rates from Montreal to Vancouver run higher than canal routes, underscoring water transport cost advantages. The writer criticizes Congress for underutilizing waterways and earmarking funds elsewhere.
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United Financial New Orlfans
Montreal
Vancouver
Panama
Congress
Local Livestock Market Steady Tone With Light Receipts
Hog sales were steady with some bids a dime higher than Saturday. top hogs at $9. Pigs and sows near unchanged. Cattle prices rose despite a fair run. two thirds steers, none hit top figures. Calf market strong with top $14. Western lambs top $15 for a 71 pound lot. natives at $14.50 top. ewes unchanged at $5. Receipts: hogs 7500, cattle 700, calves 400, sheep 159.
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Livestock Exchange
Cuttera
Cie Oy Cauners
Dulver
Market Report of Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices by City
Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland East St Louis Kansas City report strong hogs and mixed cattle receipts with price ranges for heavy to light weights. Lambs and sheep show steady to higher tone while calves and feeders move within mid single to low double digit dollars.
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United Financial
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dee
East ST. Louis
Kansas City
Weston
All grains open steady on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago December 26 All grains opened nearly on last week’s close in a slow holiday market. Export orders were reported for wheat and rye as a dip risk. Weather was favorable nationwide and car supply was ample with local receipts of 20 wheat cars 1500 corn cars and 210 oats cars.
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United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Market Report From December Trading Snapshot
The page lists prices and percentages for commodities and grains. Trading figures include hay types with prices around 17 to 18 dollars and Timothy and mixed hay bids, plus corn and oats price ranges.
Local mills set $1.25 for No 2 red wheat
Local mills announce a price of 1.25 per bushel for No 2 red wheat. The set rate signals market demand and provides growers with a current benchmark for cash sales and futures planning.
Indianapolis Dealers Sell Turpentine In Barrels At $1.52 Per Gallon
Local dealers in Indianapolis are advertising turpentine sold in barrel quantities priced at 1.52 dollars per gallon. The notice notes volume discounts may apply and targets industrial buyers seeking bulk resin solvent.
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Indianapolis
Lausanne Confag Deadlocked Over Peace Demands
At Lausanne after Christmas Ismet Pasha warned Angoria he will refuse to concede disputed points unless released from orders. The minorities commission met and final treaty details proceed with a January sign-off unlikely. Turks concede no fortifications at straits but gain a 3000 man Gallipoli garrison without artillery.
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Ismet Pasha
Angoria
Minorities Commission
Lord Curzon
Lausanne
Gallipoli
Isadora Duncan quotes Bernhardt dying as Bergdoll rumor swirls
Isadora Duncan staged a dramatic funeral march claiming Sarah Bernhardt dies in Paris which unsettled Brooklyn audiences. Federal agents warned Bergdoll the draft dodger may try entering the U S as a sailor while pursuing him from Germany to Pacific ports.
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Sarah
Pacific Ports
United Press
New York
Sarah Bernhardt
Isadora Duncan
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Rabinowtz
Miss Duncan
Paris
United Newa
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Bergdoll
American Legion
Germany
Pacific
Portland
San Diego
Philadelphia
New Library Books Hit Central Library Shelves
Central Library adds new scientific and technical titles including Complete Manual of the Auxiliary Language Ido and Making Your Camera Pay. Religion sociology psychology and philosophy volumes cover Brogden Ellwood Fur niss and Sumner. Biographies travel poetry drama and business texts also featured with branch special selections.
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Central Library
L. de Beaufront
F. C. Davis
I. E. (M.) Lewis
John Mills
U. S. American National Red Cross
H. A. Roberts
W. A. White
M. S. Brogden
C.A. Ellwood
Foreign Exchange
E. S
P.) Post
W. G. Sumner
W. K. Wright
Henry Morgenthau
George Washington
W.R. Thayer
George Moore
John Freeman
Richard Jones
C. D. Morley
L. M. Smirney
L. D. Edie
C. A. Gibson
J. F. Robb
Herbert Watson
Boise
Idaho
E. C. Elliott
A. K. Hanna
A. L. Rice
Post Office Reports Record Christmas Mail Demand
Postal business during the Christmas rush was the greatest in postoffice history. Receipts for the first twenty five days of December exceeded last year by about twenty thousand dollars. The mail early campaign reduced trouble and the post office ran normally with all deliveries completed.
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Postoffice
Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Swiss Watch Exports Slump in Early 1921 Figures
Swiss watch industry faces tough world conditions with exports in the first half of 1921 totaling about 17 million francs, while the first half of the current year show 13.9 million.
Harding pledge saves forests from transfer plan
Washington reports conservationists under Pinchot have won a victory as President Harding pledged not to transfer the forestry bureau from Agriculture to Interior. They warn timber lands are being cut four times faster than reforestation. The decision ends cabinet tensions over forest policy.
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United Press
Washington
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Harding
Forestry Bureau
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Fall
Department of the Interior
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Gaing
Wall Street
Wall Street Journal
Atchison
Mo Pace Pfd
N Central
NY NH &H
Lis Nor Pac
St L & SW
Un_ Pacific
Wabash Pfd
Ajax
Goodrich Rb
Kelly-Speg
U. S
Am. C.& F. Cesses
Am. Loco
Bald
Loco
Elec
Lima Loco Wee Eees
Sss
Pullman
Noonee Tee
Elee
Steels
Beth. A
Gulf States
Ees
Midvale
Close Motors— Chand. Am. B. Mag
Ee Spas
Gen. Motors
Hudson
Scene Oy Max
Fisher Body
Studebaker Max
Royal Dutch
Cal
Alco
Tel & T
Consol
Colum. Gas
Arbine
Am Int Corp
Atlantic Gulf
Mer
Aus Nichols
Annabelle Scheer
Herbert Scheer
Alfred B. Sonne
Scheer
Sonne
Boyshee
Helen Back
Walter
Ethel Cravens
Morgan
Robert
Erma Kiefer
N. Haugh
Michael
Nora Mullin
Newark
Sima
Alta Comer
Alice Sullivan
Olive
Roy
Mary Newlin
Oliver
Margaret McAfee
Capitol
Lewis
Clara Rose
Hubert
Lizzie Case
S. Harris
Pasquale
Thelma Gemelli
S. East
Frank
Ollie
Cruft
Adrian
Edith McClain
Sheldon
Clarence
Mary Bell
Charles
Grace Drexler
Nelson
Henry
Mary Hazelip
S. Pennsylvania
Juanita McFarland
Deaconess Hospital
Robert and Coy Gray
College
Paul and
Esther Gootee
Naomi, Paul
Lola Wysong
Illinois
Ivan and
Della Grigsby
S. Bancroft
Chicago Grain Table
Thomson & McKinnon
Confag
Bernhardt
Bergdoll Hunt
Max Rabinowiz
New Library Books
Chalotmag Mall
Fail
Bombay
Heintxelman
Haakow
United States
Edward A. Dow
Africa
H. Block
Oxtfords
Boots
Skuffer
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