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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
8
Market notes show a broad advance in wheat as prices firm after recent weakness. Dealers cite foreign demand and tightened supplies, with December positions showing notable strength and higher cash quotes.
A mixed wall of market chatter highlights New York bank shares and chemical stocks among notable activity. The report notes bond movements in New York State issues and mentions several financial instruments, including Carper bands and joint securities, with sporadic references to wages and city finance.
A sharp uptick in cotton prices occurred yesterday driven by stronger export demand and hopes for farmer relief measures in Congress, though gains faded from intraday highs. Liverpool and Manchester cables prompted broader market strength, with May and July futures trading higher while domestic prices showed volatility amid crop estimates and hullabaloo over cash costs.
A fragmented OCR list shows municipalities and states with bond figures such as California Ohio Texas Minnesota Oregon Virginia New York and Indiana. Notable entries include Cincinnati Dallas Dayton Richmond and Portland with various bond ratings and prices.
Stephen Baker Institute slate lists officers including vice president candidates Aldred Jones Leavitt McHarg Meyer Moore Potts Sloan Sloane Speyer Sturm and Williams Tod George Zabriskit plus James Speyer and Carl Sturmihd in a compact passing roster. The fragmentary OCR reads as a lineup of expected officers or nominee names with no event context.
The document lists officers and affiliations at the New York Trust Company with names including Buckne, Mortimer In, and Ecker as President, along with Frederick J. Lisman and Hunter S. Marston associated with Blair & Co and Metropolitan Life Insurance. The page also mentions The Illinois Prus & Savings and Hark Chicago among the affiliated entities.
Reported industrial disturbance around Boston clothing workers union tensions and delayed outputs. Mentions of key figures and firms, with references to theft and security concerns, including a noted robbery and manufacturing delays.
Fragmentary text outlines dividend notices and preferred stock terms, mentioning cumulative preferred shares at seven percent, and references to American Can Company. The legible portions hint at stock phase details, paid dates, and book entries, with scattered mentions of creditors, shares, and financial instruments.
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