General Business Conditions by George E Roberts
The end of September shows signs of improved business with seasonal gains in shoe, cotton and woolen goods industries. Raw cotton rose from 11 to 20 cents a pound, boosting the goods market, though mills face costs if cotton prices rise further. Retailers resist textile price increases to sustain trade, while fall activity grows but profits stay tight. Wheat world supplies hover near last year, with 185 million bushels shipped between July and October and future prices tied to Argentina and Australia harvests.
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United States
Canatty
Argentina
Australian
Europa
Multnomah Motor Co
Vancouver
Wash
Ching
Oriet
Canada
United States 1921 Production Trends and Wheat Outlook
A Federal Reserve Bank of New York table shows monthly U S production as a percent of normal with note on seasonal variation. The piece argues prosperity requires balanced industry and free exchange, cites high industrial costs, unemployment, and calls for rational labor leadership. It discusses farm prices, crop prospects in Australia Argentina and Europe, and notes oats and corn yields, with a page 7 continuation.
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The
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Australia
India
North America
United States
Argentina
France
Pacific Business Review on Stock Market Upturn
The report notes a stock market advance with Industrial Stocks and Rails led by lower Federal Reserve rates from 4 to 5 9 reducing money strain. It cites steel mill recoveries, resumed operations, rising rail profits, growing motor and tractor demand, and prospects for wider railroad consolidation under the Transportation Act.
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George E. Roberts
National City Bank of New York
Gallup
Gallup State Bank
Russia
Aoee Eee
Pacific Business Review
Federal Reserve Bank
Intercat
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission of
Commission
Peoples’ P. Milan & CO
Gertrude M. Reynolds
City Electric Shoe Shop
Coal Avenue
L. G. Shanklin
Jakob Skoflek
West Coal Avenue
J. McMahon
Edward Hart
East Railroad Ave
Gallup, N. M
L. A. Menapace
Sth Street
Princeton
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