Quiet Curb Exchange Trade Slows Amid Mixed Prices
In thin activity on the curb market volumes contracted and prices edged lower while several sectors showed resilience. Oil interests from Indiana traded unevenly with some gains, and the broader Petroleum sector faced steadiness as utility and condenser stocks fluctuated modestly amid uncertain election chatter and regulatory notes.
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Arora Ponte
Scandinavia Opens Trade Outlet for U S Makers
Scandinavia offers opportunities for American manufacturers, with higher demand and favorable exchange rates in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. 1919 saw US exports to Scandinavia surpass all South American shipments, signaling a rebound as regional markets recover from the 1920 downturn. The region, with a 19 million plus population, remains a key importer of artisan goods and staple foreign products, relying on imports for lumber shipping and related sectors.
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Treasury Tax Receipts Fall By Over One Billion
Washington June 23 Government tax receipts fell by more than 1 billion dollars in the eleven months of the current fiscal year, compared with the prior year. May tax collections show declines in income and profits, with prohibition era taxes contributing to the drop, while tobacco taxes rose slightly and distilled spirits taxes decreased.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Borray
Phone Stock Issue Favored by Albany Officials
The New York Telephone Company received authorization from the Public Service Commission to issue 26,000,000 par value of 6 percent cumulative preferred stock. Proceeds will fund water provisions, and other measures for constructing and purchasing of national new equipment for telephone service in New York State.
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New York Telephone Company
Public Service Commiresan
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Eauigmei
New York
Coal Exports Reported For May By Commerce Dept
Washington June 3 The Commerce Department released foreign trade data for May showing shipments of steaming coal at 490000 tons valued around 3.7 million dollars, down from April and well below year ago. Aviation exports rose in May with 449000 balers valued at about 44 million dollars, up slightly from May last year.
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Washington
Fragmented OCR Item on Market Tin Prices and Notes
Fragmentary report notes quiet activity at Jetal Market Tin with quoted prices and marks. Mentions standard quality, June and July electrolytic items, and New York spot references with unclear terms and places.
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New York
Louis
June Likely to Prove Record Month for Auto Parts Makers
Industry eyes June as a peak production period amid expected 629 percent drop from current output in certain parts, while some firms delay and others boost shipments.Notes on shortages, price trends, and capacity shifts point to a busy summer with enhanced dealer representation and reorganized sales forces as manufacturers prepare to meet rising demand and maintain deliveries.
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Lit Nportan
Gemra
I Lending Pnetary
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Iaer
Comfort Trark
Market notes on commercial paper and rates
The text outlines banking conditions with mixed tone of constraint and slight improvement. It mentions increased market access for commercial paper, rising borrower requirements, and temporary advantages for market borrowings. Rates are discussed, including call loans against acceptances at 2 percent, and several credit terms from the American Acceptance Counsell.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Retex
Mneerve Wa
Catton Goods Trade Reported Trifle Quieter
Trade in Catton goods eased slightly with unbleached products like brown heavy cotton and sheeting showing renewed demand from agricultural regions in the West and East. Mills reported the revival surprised several linen houses as unbleached business had declined in recent years.
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Catton
Yesterda
Weat
Beath
Quality First Clothiers Aim for Higher Quality Goods
June 21 report from Rochester notes Roches ter men's clothing marker backing the rising trade up movement to improve merchant goods quality. Wholesalers push four steps including reviewing pricing and trading up to urge dependable clothings while opposing higher marks.
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Aim Mochfstem
Rochester
Dress Makers Seek Minimum Charge and Market Reflections
The Dress Makers Association calls for a minimum charge amid a turbulent silk trade. Directors meeting with dress manufacturers failed to resolve rising prices and foreign competition. Importers note June’s typical dullness while stock levels with the syndicate remain uncertain.
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Association of Dress Man
Inns Ae
Contenetors
Geaterdeyem
Wool market eases as supply tightens worldwide
The Commercial Messenger reports London wool prices retreating amid reduced offerings and weaker country bids. Prices from the Boston Wool Market show decline for good, fine, and medium types as buyers pull back and foreign markets offer limited firmness. Market activity remains subdued with auction rooms seeing cautious demand.
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