Babson urges closer Canada relations in business survey
In Wellesley Mass, Roger W. Babson reports on his Canada trip and calls for stronger North American ties. He notes improving farm prices and industrial prospects in Ontario and Quebec, warns against rapid inflation, and advocates avoiding tariff barriers while stressing mutual prosperity.
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Babson
United States
Wellesley
Ilis
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Wip
Basitow
Neeple
Solomon
Jerusiem
Bat
Ahnus
North Woods
Columbia
Ongad
Quebec
Geli
Kirkland
Unclear Financial Notice From April Auction Report
Fragmentary OCR shows a money market style notice with references to April and Fairfield Trust. The legible portion notes a closing of a best bid or sale on the hundredth day of April, with garbled lines around terms and entities suggesting a financial or trust context.
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Pairfield Trust Logany
Walrpteld
Connect Sp
Commodity Prices From Fairfield Trust Company Ledger
The document shows a ledger entry from the Fairfield Trust Company of Connecticut, Fairfield, listing cashiers and amounts in dollars, with a sworn affidavit by the treasurer of the trust company dated April 6, 1923, notarized by Roger C. Smith. It records financial figures and a statement of knowledge sworn before a notary.
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Totut
Bilis Illistin
Alefietd Trust Company
Bond Market Edges Higher Amid Fractional Advances
Trend of bond prices continued upward in New York trading with fractional gains. U.S. Government issues and South American bonds mixed, Western Maryland 4s led in railroad sector, sugar and chemical bonds showed modest moves, total bond market sales totaling $11,933,000.
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New York
U.S
Sunmly
Uruguay
San
Umiyerd
Western Maryland
Manati
Hastern
Cuba
Crralina Chemical
Grain Prices Record Wheat Hoarding in Midwest Market
Grain prices moved higher on July and September wheat futures as favorable and unfavorable crop conditions influenced trading. Persistent buying in small lots supported wheat, while corn and hog values fluctuated. colder weather damaged winter crops in Oklahoma and green bug pressure limited parasite enemies. Large North American wheat purchases and a drop in Liverpool prices shaped sentiment, with May deliveries locking similar gains to 24 hours earlier.
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Aarl Previsions 5 Inc
Oklahoma
Liverpool
Hall
Public interest wanes as bull campaign stalls on lack of zest
New York markets show cautious buying with a firm undertone despite slow overall turnout. Public enthusiasm remains muted while professionals push ahead, lifting some rail and chemical stocks amid reports of favorable credit conditions and higher railroad capital spending next year.
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New York
Asr Campany
Federal Reserve Board
Brainesas
Credit
Baldwin Crossing
Americas
Lima
Agricultural Markets See Profit Margin Rise Across Nation
An official survey by the Department of Agriculture shows farm crop and livestock prices about 17 percent above the 1913 level in 1925, versus 12 percent the year before. Farmers gain wider margins between selling prices and costs, signaling improving prosperity, though urban areas are advancing faster than farms.
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States
Canada
Canad@a
Canad
Mnust
Narmel
Jesus
Mickel
The
Fornen
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculen
Seatear
Agriculture Department
ISIS
Foreign exchange market shows erratic New York activity
In New York the strength of the sterling and the marks dominated trading as Wrench francs spiked then fell. Sterling demand eased to around 4.60, with silver exchanges weak in anticipation of further price drops. Several session listings note rates for Paris, Vienna, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Berlin with mixed bids and unsettled quotes.
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Steg
Bors
Paria
Amnsiett
Rani Alan Ir
Vienne
Stockholm
Arbyy
Copenhagen
Schteerlod
Conservatism grows as industrial recovery strengthens
Dun's Report from York notes increased conservatism in business circles and cautious expansion amid a strong industrial rebound. March pig iron production was unprecedented with many furnaces operating, signaling efforts to replenish depleted supplies and meet current and future demand as mills report solid order books for months ahead.
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York
Dun
Trovile
Metal Market News Roundup New York April 6
Copper steady with spot and futures at 11 77 4 7 Des. Tin firm with spot and futures at 47.00. Lead steady at 8.23. Iron standings unclear. Antimony spot 3.75. Notes mention nearby deliveries and steady price trends across metals.
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New York
Inc Easy
Enat St. Leuis
Metals Prices Slip in Inactive New York Market
In New York on April 1 metals traded quietly as prices edged lower. Copper remains around 373-8c delivered with few orders and weak demand. lead holds around 8.25c with some foreign tonnage sold at 8.20c amid London weakness. zinc and tin show scarce sales and lifeless activity, with forward prices near spot and Straits deliveries unchanged.
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New York
American Smelting & Refining Co
London
St. Louis
Alne
Galvanberg
Thatch
East
Curb Market Sees Broad Recovery on April Trading Day
Market notes show notable improvement with wide short covering by professionals and new high records for several firms including Springfield Body Chicago Nipple National Supply and Midvale. United Retail Candy eased after gains amid profit taking while Repetil Candy reported profitable contracts and steadily rising sales since last August. Vacuum led the oil group to new highs as major houses bought, and motors and rubbers saw advances with short covering. Inland Steel stood out as a laggard while Southern States rose early before retreating. independents held firm and mining stocks, led by Butte and Western on the Montana strike news.
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Springfield Body
Chicago Nipple
National Supply
Dubliter Radio
Midvale Company
United Retail Candy
Ian
Stock Exchange
Inland Steel
Butte
Western
Montana
Increase Your Income with Partial Payment Plan
Advertising offer from Bankers Finance Company at 56 Wall Street New York promotes a plan to buy NYSE dividend paying securities with twenty percent down and eleven equal monthly payments. Bulletins free on request.
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Bankers Finance Company
Investment Bankers
Wall St
New York City
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