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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
40
The wheat market moved nervously with an early 2 to 4% advance then eased toward the close. Spillover bank news and regional agricultural failures triggered cautious selling as exporters reported about 90,000 bushels sold and orders remained tentative. Prices in New York hovered near 88 1/2 cents.
Fragmentary OCR shows financial terms and notices including deposits, loans, and various company names. The readable portions reference Fidelity International Aust and other financial entities, with scattered items suggesting loan allocations, deposits, and notices from a financial ledger. Specific names and figures are incomplete due to damaged text.
A damaged OCR reads like a jumble of city names and letters with few readable items. The fragmentary text mentions several locations and stray terms, lacking coherent events or clear notices to summarize.
Trading activity showed a noticeable increase yesterday on the curb market with industrial stocks generally firm and well sustained. General Asphalt rose from 42 to 45 percent, while Minnes mining and petroleum shares moved higher amid a broad sector rally, with several names advancing and some steadying.
Fragmented readable portions reference meats provisions and stalls at a market. Names and precise places are illegible, with distorted numbers and dates. The text suggests a catalog of goods and prices but lacks coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A wider inquiry across cotton goods sections shows modest revival signs. Orders have risen from recent lows, though still below year-ago levels, with difficulty securing immediate delivery on many fabrics and continued raw material scarcity hampering production.
A.V. Allinson, general secretary of the International Aviation of Garminnt Manrae, says upbeat talk and pep can counter weak commerce. He cites 160 executives predicting improved sales, but stores report slow consumer spending and ongoing labor unrest despite optimistic forecasts.
The board of directors will meet at the organization headquarters tomorrow at 11 a m to discuss the 4 standard signed commitment and to draft a new bill for the New York Legislature. Indorsements from key agencies and associations are noted as the movement advances against fake sales and fraudulent manufacturers’ outlet operations.
Text appears to discuss revised inventory pricing, market based valuations, and tax considerations as firms prepare semi annual inventories. It mentions Sobbera and cennifers in AONOPAL and references Freeney Department guidelines affecting income and profits taxes.
Early reports indicate shirt makers struggle to move stock as weekclad inventories rise. Retailers face price cuts and discounts to clear unissued product, while new shipments are delayed and wholesale buyers seek reprieve from rising costs.
A conference on cancellations and preventive matters is set for this afternoon at the Waldorf Antenia Mytel in Philadelphia. Invitations have been sent to attendees, with details about a pamphlet of nominations to be discussed at the event.
Exporters should exercise caution when dealing with South and Central America and the West Indies due to unstable prices for sugar coffee wool hides and cocoa and outstanding drafts. B B Treone of the National Association of Credit Men warns of the risk and urges reliance on reliable credit information before extending credit to Latin American countries.
A cable from TB Squatters New York August reports the Union of South Africa’s six month financial year totals. Revenue appears weak while mineral outputs show mixed changes with gold and silver values fluctuating and copper, coal, and tin shipments detailed.
A European diamond merchant reports demand has exceeded supply for seven months, signaling a robust market. The trend, noted by dealers including Thepini and Alshoneh, suggests cautious spending by workers while prices and values remain buoyant amid ongoing market activity.
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