Harding Offered Cooperation by Bankers Amid Washington Talks
Washington bankers press for closer ties with the Dawes administration as they offer services to aid economic revival. President Harding and key officials to be contacted, with sessions at the Racquet Club and Willard Hotel, plus discussions on foreign exchange, rail support, and tax legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Mellon
War Finance Corporation
Anl
Washington Banks
Rotary Club
Willard
Wheat Market Dulls After December Deliveries Unsettle Prices
December deliveries weaken wheat futures with May and July trading mixed. Corn and oats follow declines. cash grain prices show varied losses. Other commodities including butter eggs and pork futures move within narrow ranges as markets react to unsettled contracts and regional trading dynamics.
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Chicago
Uae
New York
Live Stock Markets Report Chicago and New York Prices
Market notes show Chicago receipts 27 000 cattle with beef steers mostly 25 to 50 lower and hogs down 25 to 40 from Saturday's averages. New York cattle and hog figures steady to varied, lambs and calves mixed. Baltimore weekly receipts reflect erratic prices due to strikes. Poultry and produce sections list current wholesale ranges for apples, onions, potatoes, lettuce, celery, oranges, and other farm goods.
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New York
New Jersey
Hennery
Middle Wear
Aims
Santos
Chicago
U. & Bureau of Marketed
Baltimore
Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
New Yorks
Ohios
Indianas
Pennsylvania
Maines
Marylands
North Carolinas
Californias
Floridas
London Market Review Buoyant Open as Washington Confab Sways Buoyancy
Special Cable Dispatch reports a buoyant London stock market opening following the Washington conference. Gilt edged issues led turnover with activity in oil and industrial shares. Foreign bonds rose in French and German issues while dollar rails softened. Mexican Eagles, Shell, and Royal Dutch traded, gold's drop spurred mining activity, and abundant loanable funds depressed discount rates. Sterling quotes moved in New York Paris and Berlin markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Market Review
Special Cable Dispatch
London
Lombard Street
New York
Paris
Berlin
the Public Ledger Co
Philadelphia Markets Show Mixed Grain and Dairy Prices
Philadelphia markets report varied movements across commodities. Wheat and corn hold firm near export levels while butter and cheese show mixed gains and declines. poultry and eggs feature moderate activity. flour and hay present steady to soft pricing alongside tonnage and packing figures.
Baltimore Prices and Market Quotations Summary
Baltimore market prices cover butter creamery products, eggs, poultry, game, and dairy items with wholesale quotes. Included are Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions, various butter grades, eggs of multiple sizes, turkey and goose prices, and grains and metals futures data from New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pearby
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Southern
Kent Island
Young
Horce
Garricks
New York Grain Market Reports Mixed Wheat Prices
The New York grain note shows wheat prices easing with soft bid tones for No 2 red winter around 1.26 and No 1 Manitoba at about 1.22 as traders watch market activity. Hard and mixed durum offerings vary, while track and rail movement appears steady amid light activity and uncertain demand.
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New York
Manitoba
Shipping Board cuts losses and shrinks fleet
Vice President J B Small reports Emergency Fleet Corporation reductions cut voyage losses from about 1.35 million in June to 400 thousand in October as 75 managing agents oversee 674 ships. Tank boats prove profitable though general cargo suffers. Demurrage collections total 178 thousand with more than 300 thousand under arbitration and billions in claims pending against shippers and foreign governments.
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Associated Frens
Shipping Board
Presi
Dent J. B. Small
Emergency
Eleat Corporation
Small
Department of
Navy Assignments Report Dated December 31 1921
The Navy lists assignments for flag and officer personnel with duties at Training Detachments Naval Attache Tokyo Washington Pensacola and Philadelphia among other stations. Notable moves include Rear Admiral Frederick H B Bett detachment command and Rear Admiral Lloyd H Chandler detachment at Train Atlantic Fleet along with Capt Lyman A Cotten Chief of Staff and Lt Cmdr Paul M Bates among others.
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Frederick HB
Adl
New York
N. Y
Lloyd H. Chandler
Lyman A. Cotten
Tokyo
Japan
Louis R. de Steiguen
Navy Dept
Tames of
Redy
Navy Yard
Washington
Pensacola
Ila
Pac
Lewis W. Comstock
Naval Training Station
Hampton Fonds
WU. G. & Breesé
Franklin B Conger, Jr
Delaware
Hampton Roads
William C Faus
Jomdr
William K. Harrill
Naval Air Station
Fla
Air Savedrons
Prince
Uae
Sta
Omaha
Nebr
U. 8
Nevada Ag
Camdr Millington B. McComb
Fix
Air
Savadrone
Bac
Robert P. Morton
Enn A. Smith
Hia
Homer _C
Thomas G Brown
US & & Luce
Ordnance
Navy Dent
D. C
John H. Campman
George’t. Cudaithy
Louis J. Habry
Fulton
Eagle
Stanley M. Baight
U. S/S. Biliott
Watt
Bart V. Head
Navy
Dept
Peetershor
Benjamin R. Holcombe
Pensitcol Wia
Alfred B. Rawe
Abvyar
U. S 5
Shaamont
Shewmut
Paul O’dingwell
U. S
Marshall R Greer
Naval Air Station, Pensacola
Pacific Fleet
Thomas P. Jeter
Naval Air Station F Pensacola
Muttoy
U . S. Florida
U.S. S
Savannah
Baward A. O'Neil
Kansas
S. Olymnia
George M. O'Rear
Ninian Heart
U . S. Magile
Willard M. Downes
U.S S. Hagle
Justin D Martford
U. S S& Eagle
Kenneth C Hawkins
U.S
Hagle
Raymond St Higgins
U .S. & Eagle
Royal A Houghton
U 3
Donald R. Osborn, Jr
Richard Co. Reed
Supply Corps
Charleston
Charles W. Parks
Boyards and Docks
Navy Department
Isaac L Glenn
Sperry Gyrostepe Co
Brooklyn
N.Y
Prometheus
Francis R. Good
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Comar
Joseph F. Becker
U & S Neptune
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Calif
Emery Cy Hulett
Alfred A Oskrey
U. S Kanawha
Ens
Angus O' Nicholson
Navy transfers list from Pensacola to Pacific fleets
A long Navy transfer roll includes officers and enlisted personnel from Naval Air Station Pensacola being reassigned to air squadrons, Pacific Fleet, or other duties. Numerous Lieutenants, Lieutenants Junior Grade, and Ensigns move to carrier and scout operations, with promotions and retirements noted among the stations and ships.
Prominent Judge Admitted to Practice Here
Nathan Ottinger former associate justice of the New York Supreme Court was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the District yesterday. Also admitted were Alfred H Collinis Virginia Robert A Dean Massachusetts Jacob S etciler Iowa Donald Horne California Lester C Manson Wisconsin Abbot P Mills Massachusetts Dudley Outcast Ohio John Small North Carolina Harry J Smith Washington and John T Vance Jr Kentucky.
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Nathan Ottinger
Supreme Court of the
State of New York
Alfred H. Collinis
Virginia
Robert A. Dean
Massachusetts
Jacobs, Etciler
Iowa
Donald Horne
California
Lester C Manson
Wisconsin
Abbot P. Mills
Dudley
CO Outcast
Ohio
John Small
North Carolina
Harry J Smith
Washington
John T Vance, Jr
Kentuck
Supreme Court dismisses and recalls several 1921 cases
The December 12 1921 Supreme Court session lists admitted to practice and reviews numerous cases. Decisions reverse, affirm, or remand across circuits with various costs, while orders grant rehearings and set future arguments. dissents noted by Justices Van Devanter Brandeis Clarke Holmes.
Commission Opposes Pack Decree Change on Packer Dominance
The Federal Trade Commission opposes modifying the packer decree to allow the five large firms to handle unrelated lines. W Durant, assistant chief economist, testified that the decree failed to restore competition and would promote domination of the food supply. Hearings featured controversy over alleged secret methods, with Manning Sites alleging Star chamber tactics before denial by committee leaders.
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Wederal Trade Commission
Comminston
W. ¥. Durant
Ite
Interdepartmental Board
Manning Sites
New York
Galloway
B T Hainer
Department of Agriculture
Sitesaga
Relief for Chicago Board Allows Futures Trading After December 24
The Chicago Board of Trade and its members may operate after December 24 under a temporary Supreme Court order issued yesterday. The order adapts to the futures trading act taking effect then and remains in effect until the court issues a ruling in a challenge by eight exchange members to the Copper Tinder tax of 20 cents per bushel on non member grain trades and the federation of cooperative associations into contract markets.
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Texan
Mayon of
Clark
Gramed
of Oklahoma
Erasider
Grand Orang Developing Company
Oklahoma
Texas
State of Oklahoma
State of Texas
J Tt. Armstrong
Frederick J. Tyler
JR Armstrong Et al
Wayland H
Township of Avon Et al
Detroit United Railway
Supreme Court of the State of Michigan
Pawhuska Taainat Pawhushiki Company
Hunter
Pittsburgh
Bangas City
Ye Public Service Commission of
Missouri
City of Hillebare
Arthur
Arnold Et al
United States Circuit Court of Annuals
Third Circuit
State Industria Commisaton
State of
New York
Norfenholt Corporation Et
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Toussa
Pickena
H. Merriany
United States Circuit Coat of
Theodore Bowen
Seth Hickey
District Court of Appeal
California
Sherman Billingsley
Petinner
United States of America
United Staten Et Cult Court of Appeals
Billingsley
Ee United States of America
United States
Sixth Circuit
Lawrence FP
Connolly
Administrator
Celle Dinond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
Robert ‘Grogan
United States, of America
Jobs Hill
Henry C.lace
Secratary Ou Jcatture
Board of Trade of Chicago
Supreme Court
Cooperative Agricultural Associations
Éashanges
Agriculture Department blames propaganda for cotton yield error
The Department of Agriculture announced its final cotton production estimate at 8,340,000 bales, 1,800,000 above October’s preliminary figure. Officials said persistent propaganda at planting time and travel fund limits led statisticians to rely on growers reports of acreage reductions, biased by misinformation.
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Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Departiment of Agriculture
Washington Chamber Announces December Meeting Speakers
Joseph H DeFrees president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and Governor W P Harding of the Federal reserve board will speak at the Washington Chamber of Commerce December meeting in the Willard hotel ballroom tonight Invitations have been sent to Congress members financial officials and civic leaders in Washington James T Lloyd and H Glassle will present reports on suffrage legislation to the toastmistress and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H DeFrees
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
W.P . Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Willard Hotel
Congress
Washington
James T Lloyd
H Glassle
School Athletics Policy Discussed at Conference
Superintendent Ballou and supervisory officers discussed control of athletics in schools at a yesterday conference. No conclusions were reached to change the present policy. The meeting also covered closer cooperation between principals and department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt Ballou
Two Arkansas Banks Closed in Statewide Bank Failures
Mc Gehee Valley Bank of McGehee and Dermott Bank and Trust Company in Dermott failed to open this morning as the State bank commissioner took charge. Henry Thane of Arkansas City serves as president of both institutions.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
McGehee Valley Bank
McGehee
Dermott Bank and Trust Company
Dermott
State Bank
Henry Thane
Arkansas City
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Ponca City
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Louisvile
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