Rediscount Rate Cut Expected by Industrial Leaders
Industrial leaders foresee rediscount rate cuts boosting future business as banks lower rates in New York and other Federal Reserve districts. The report notes easy money conditions, gold influx, and rising prices in non ferrous metals, steel, and related sectors, with gradual activity across industries and improving bank clearings.
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New York
Associated Press
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
New York Federal Reserve Bank
America
St. Laws
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Iis
Pennsylvania
Reciprocal Trade Urges Europe Policy by Fisher
Economists and business leaders debate reciprocal trade with Europe as a remedy for tariff barriers and fragmented markets. The article, drawing on views from the Geneva World Economic Conference and European Customs Union memorandum, argues for unified trade policy to expand markets, lower costs, and strengthen production against foreign competition. It notes the potential of a European customs union to boost American industries, including autos, and cites McKinley’s reciprocity aims as a guiding precedent.
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Cepraught
Fisner
Grave
Esinest
Espe& Trade
Ie Atlantic
Chamber of Commerce
Stockholm
Ody
European Customs Union
Europe
America
Rissa
Germany
Frenne
Gnather Farrer
Dutier
Piers Machine Butder
von Wel
McKinley
Industri
Thomas W . Lamont
Industral Management
Coolidge News Fails to Halt Curb Advance
August New York report notes President Coolidge may not seek reelection. Despite optimism from a rediscount rate cut, curb prices rose last week with notable gains in trains utilities and coal shares. Strong activity in bonds and new issues, including Florida Power and Light, marked a broad market upturn.
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New York
Astor
Colidge
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Caitet
Imperial Ol
Julie Mavisle
Johns
Tnde
Derry
Ding
Tnc
Ane
Florida Power and Light Company
Anaconda and Associated Firms Listing Fragment Summary
A fragmented OCR sample lists numerous company names and financial figures across diverse industries, including penny stock references, powder firms, metals, and purchasers. It also features a 1920s era price index table with wholesale price movements and a stock price roundup mentioning General Motors and other firms.
Weekly Price Indices by Professor Irving Fisher
A summary of Fisher’s weekly price indices for industrial common stocks and stock market activity. It lists movements by quarter from 1925 to 1927, including average weekly movements and weekly highs and lows, plus volume and monetary value traded on the New York Stock Exchange. The data spans 1925 through mid-1927 with quarter and monthly averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors Dominates Profits in Mid Year 1927 Surge
Bank and Insurance Quotations note General Motors Corp leads profit producers in 1927 first half earnings totaling 129,260,207. An 27.1 percent rise over 1926, GM shows strong sales despite industry declines with 483,447 cars and trucks sold in January to June, boosted by Chevrolet as July production hits 89,569 a 75 percent rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Ford Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Chevrolet
Copper Slight Price Advance Recorded in New York
Copper showed a further advance on light trading as buyers for domestic and export accounts pushed purchases toward month end. The market held at about 1838 cents for electrolytic delivered in Connecticut valley points, with producers’ position noted as somewhat affected by the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Bonds Rise Amid Active Week After Rediscount Cut
The bond market revived from dormancy as speculation grew on a possible rediscount rate cut by the New York Federal Reserve. Buying surged, aided by lower bankers' acceptances and Fed actions in Kansas City and St Louis, with overall volume rising for the first time in months. The President’s political stance and reduced market uncertainty tempered speculation, while total weekly sales neared 2.0 billion but lagged 1924 and 1925 figures.
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New York
Associated Press
Financial District
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
St. Louis
Lowa
New York Bank
Boston
Ravarep Oanks
slMuUltanson
Amy
Wee
Poland
Local Market Prices for Produce and Livestock
Readable rows list per unit price ranges for Apples Oranges Lemons Grapefruit Cant eloupes Pears Blackberries Watermelons Plums Table Grapes Vegetables Poultry Dairy and Livestock with units such as bu boxes crates baskets per dozen and per hundredweights. Includes prices from 0.22 to 3.80 across multiple commodities and categories.
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Kennery
Rubber futures quote from New York market
Rubber prices closed barely steady with August at 6 and September to 20. December 35 70 and March 36 30 were posted by the Associated Press from New York trading.
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New York
Associalee Press
Ruther
U S Kress July sales rise sharply by 98 percent
Sales of the U S Kress company for July were 4 057 802, an increase of 98 per cent over those of July, 1926, while sales for the first seven months were 27 416 848, an increase of over the prior year during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Kress Company
Bond salesman and supervisor wanted
An energetic man aged 25 to 45 is sought to handle a local bond issue and build an organization for a well known local firm. Will provide good assistance. References required, stated past experience and education confidential. Address No. 10477 this paper.
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Autlomn Corp Pt
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Chad Atlantic
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Atlas Powder
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Ole
Barnel
Hameast
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Mir Co
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Batt
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STO Foundation
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Crump
London Financial Times
England
Milan Chamber of Commerce
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General Motors Corp
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Spton Granby Mining
Panhandle
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Penn
Bert
Amerada Corp
Houston
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McCrary
Marquette
Tualips Jones
Morris
Werce Avruw Pt AG
Oi U
Nash Motore
National AG
Belvin
Rat’ Poltay Hope
Nat Meent
Rudio Corp
Alto
Jowa Central
Joke
Pike
Reneca
Tanidd Carheric Ag Goily
Aioe Norfot Dam
Shella
Shiphidg Co
Shel Union
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