Treasury to issue new certificates of indebtedness
United States expected to issue about 300 million dollars in Treasury certificates of indebtedness after December 15. The government faces interest payments on existing loans and tax receipts, with an anticipated tax intake near 500 million dollars next month. Also notes sale of 22.78 million dollars in French city bonds and resumed offerings of railway equipment trust certificates.
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Ay Morris E. Glazer
Treasury Cer
Treaswry Department
Treasury
Lyons
Marseilles
Bordeaux
France
Rench
Selta Equipment Trusts
Congress
Banking Trust and Mortgage Company
Arizona
Reserve Bank Statement Totals Resources and Liabilities
The report shows combined resources and liabilities of the twelve Federal Reserve banks at close of business Wednesday. Total resources amount to 5,058,092,000 with reserves of 2,978,228,000 and earnings assets of 1,475,887,000, while liabilities total 5,058,092,000 including deposits of 3, , and currency in circulation and other obligations.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
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U.S
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Local Stock Exchange Reopens with Active Bond Market
Interest revived on the Washington Stock Exchange after a dull week as bond trading surged. Potomac Electric bonds dominated activity with many notes changing hands around 102% to 103% while Washington Gas and Capital Traction also saw notable activity. Other bank and utility stocks traded, with prices listed for Commercial National, District National Bank, and Union Trust.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Bonis
Potomac Electric General
Washington Gases
Capital Traction
Washington Railway Preferred
Commercial National
District
Union Trust
Potomac Electric Power
Sos Potomac Electric Power Fen
Washington Raiway & Electric
Scouimeccia National Bank
District National Bank
Potomac Electric
Washington Gas
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American Tel. & Feleg
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Ry. & el. Co
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Capital
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Listriet
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Lnberty
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Metropol
Bigweft
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Amer Security & Trust
Continental Trust
National Save
True Wee Union Trust
Tay Acti Ash
Loan & Trust Savings Banks
Commerce & Savings
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Washington
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Seventh Street
Aeaya Union Steele
United States
Washington ‘Mechanics
Arlington
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C. Paper
Lanston
Merchants
Tr. & Stge
Mergenthaler Linotype
Chicago Grain market outlook on Thanksgiving week
Chicago wheat rose amid Thanksgiving strength abroad with December near 1.12 and May around 1.15, while corn dipped and oats gained. Cash grain quotes show No 2 Hard wheat around 1.11, No 2 yellow corn 52 to 53, No 2 white oats 32 to 35, with rye and barley mixed. Futures records list Dec wheat 1.12, May 1.15, Dec corn 50, May 55, with various daily highs and lows.
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Chicago
New York Grain and Cottonseed Oil Market Updates
Spot grain prices steady with No 2 red at 124 and No 1 Manitoba at 1.23% on track NY arrivals. Corn prices steady with No 2 yellow 71% and No 2 white 72% on rail. Cottonseed oil market shows prime stude at 7 000 bid and December futures near 8.74, May 8.95 amid New York trading.
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New York
Leah
Steddy
East St. Louis
London
Manitoba
All Rail
New York Society Guests Depart for Europe and Egypt
New York society figures sail on the Paris with plans to pass time in Paris before Egypt. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Far Arm strong are among the Paris passengers and will spend winter abroad. Mrs Sylvanus Stokes Jr and Mrs Cromwell Brooks joined friends at the Army Navy game in Washington. Mrs Henry M Alexander hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Charles EB Mitchell at Tuxedo Park. Thanksgiving in White Sulphur Springs brought sun and warmth to golf and mountain trails for Mrs David Tod of Youngstown. Tod, a guest of President and Mrs Harding after Armistice events, will winter in Washington. Gen H K Berthold of the British embassy and Miss Margaret Punt were among the horseback riders.
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New York Society
Washington Post
New York
John ‘Agee
Europe
Paris
Egypt
Hamilton Fair Armstrong
Sylvanus Stokes, Jr
Cromwell -Brooks
Washington
Plaza
Henry M. Alexander
Charles EB. Mitchell
Tuxedo Park
Washington Fort
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
David Tod
Youngstown
Ohio
Tod
Harding
H. K. Berthold
Margaret Punt
Purifying Blood with S S S Removes Waste
An old advertisement extols purifying the blood to remove waste products. It claims skin eruptions and other ailments stem from blood impurities and promotes S. S. S. as a trusted purifier and system builder. It invites readers to request a free 56 page booklet.
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Nature
S.S. S
Swift
Janta
Reimers and du Carp Give Fourth Star Recital
Paul Reimers tenor and Mile. du Carp pianist performed a joint recital at the National theater. The program opened with sixteenth century ballads then German French numbers. The core included folk songs from Hungary France Vienna Brittany and Spain with a Kreister arrangement of An old refrain as a gem. An encore featured Didn’t It Rain and Nellie Gray. Du Carp displayed a big tone, fine technique, but temperament lagged. her Saint-Saëns Toccata Chopin preludes G minor Ballade and Glazounov La Nuit drew balanced response.
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Paul Reimers
Magdeleine du Carp
National Theater
Mr. Reimers
Washington
Kreister
Reimers
Nellie Gray
Mile. du Carp
Yee
America
Saint- Saens
Chopin
Ravel
Glazounov
Bori in Costume Recital Delights Washington Audience
Mme. Boris, famed soprano, returned to concert stages in Washington at the Willard ballroom for Belleau Wood Memorial. She performed four period costumes in French, Italian, English and Spanish songs to an eager audience. Harpist Sassoli joined with six numbers. An intermission speaker lauded Belleau Wood and Marines accompanying the event.
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Lucrezid Gori
Paniash
Washington
the Willard
Belleau Wood MeMorial
Mme, Boris
Venice
Mme. Bori
Sassoli
Melba
Bob
Rameau
Gavotte
M. Fournier-Sarlovede
France
Belleaux Wood Memorial Association
United States Marines
Lejeune
Baltimore bank closed after hours amid uncertainty
Lafayette bank in Baltimore was closed today by State Bank Commissioner Page after failing to meet immediate obligations. The investigation continues, with Attorney General Armstrong advising awaiting negotiations before seeking a receiver. The small bank began operations November 22, 1920 and reported resources around 1,015,813 with deposits and loans detailed in its last statement.
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Baltimore
Lafayette Bank
State Bank
Page
Alexander Armstrong
Austrian Surgeon Lorenz Visits New York for Cripple Relief
An famed Austrian orthopedic surgeon Dr Adolph Lorenz toured the New York hospital admitting a large wave of spinal and infantile paralysis cases. He said the United States has ten to fifteen times as many cripples as any other nation and may stay to help. He weighs a Brooklyn hospital offer and a consulting surgeon post as crowds press for exams.
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New York
Associated Press
Adolph Lorenz
America
Lorenz
United States
Brooklyn
M. G. Collins
Rioting renews at MacDonalon coal mine in Maryland
Frostburg Md Nov 25 Rioting resumes between union and nonunion miners at MacDonalon in the Somerset coal field several men beaten arrests made Brothers Valley Coal Company resumes operations about 50 men at work police patrol wagons cost and replacement details included The article notes hospital demonstrations and local civic matters among scattered items
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Washington Post
Frostburg
MacDonalon
Somerset
Brothers Valley Coal Company
Debt repayment fund for aid to Austria prompts hospital endowment plea
The speaker urges repaying America for aid to starving Austria by funding a hospital to continue his work. He questions why a small portion cannot be given to his Viennese children, calling it fair to help. The call centers on a proposed fund to endow a hospital and aid his efforts.
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Austria
America
Former cashier accused in Salisbury bank embezzlement
Isaac B. Price former cashier of the People's National Bank Salisbury Md faced arraignment in U S court after a $5 000 bond was posted The indictment lists 28 counts and accuses him of misappropriating about $12 000 of bank funds while employed including juggled depositor accounts The bond was furnished by Frederick P Atkins director of the bank
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Baltimore
Ball
Isaac &. Price
The
People’s National Bank
Salisbury
Frederick P. Atkins
Price
Railroads Juggle Maintenance Expenses to Boost Rates
Economist Frank J. Warne testifying before the Senate interstate commerce committee charged that railroads manipulate maintenance expenditures to show lower net incomes and justify high freight rates. He noted railroads invest in property while reporting decreased operating income, affecting returns available for interest and dividends.
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Frank J. Warne
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Warne
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