Demand grows as crop movement begins and money tightens
New York August 14. Bond market outlook revised after the New York Federal Reserve rate increase to four percent. Credit conditions tighten as money rates rise, dampening bond trading while crop movement and expansion pressures boost demand for funds. Bond offerings totaled about 45.8 million, higher than the prior week. 4 percent Treasuries and railroad liens faced price recessions, but carrier bonds remained supported. Foreign issues quieted amid the shifting credit scene.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve
Trnte
Westel
Ves
Rheinelbe Union Sevens
Cary
Michigan football stadium bonds proposed for expansion
The Board of Control outlines issuing bonds to finance a new Michigan stadium and athletic expansion. Plans call for 63,909 former students to receive bonds with per cent interest, plus a reserved section for season ticket holders. Projections show annual athletic receipts and costs to meet payments, with estimates noting substantial income from football alone and annual expenses below 225 dollars per year.
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AD Arbor
University of Mir
Pansion Way
Tt Calla
August Inn Teate
Board of Control
University of Mic Pap
Rtesis Seriaton
Prespectus Sry
Universite of Mievisan Fr
Uneler Neem Condh Ong
Pas
Wil UN Tae
Peach shipments set records as Connecticut markets see low prices
Price drops for top peaches in Connecticut contrast with record Georgia peach shipments. Potatoes decline across markets while watermelons ease from Georgia deliveries. Connecticut towns like New Haven and Hartford report mixed vegetable supplies, with cucumbers strong and corn and beets variable. Leghorn broilers offer more than heavy colored breeds as prices shift.
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Georgia
Connecticut
Haven
Blaiford
Bashel
Geor Voding
Westerneuntiloupes
Thurtford
New Staven
Waterbury
Deleey
Hartford
New Haven
Watersbury
Bridgeport
Connecticut Valley
Iran
Hartford Flyers to Get New Ships
Hartford August 15 APs Two new airplanes are expected for the Fifth Observation Squadron here within a short time to replace a shipwrecked trainer. Major William H Ladd says one will replace a damaged plane and be joined by Jennies with 180 horsepower motors. A new Douglas plane is also slated for November. The squadron is active in university athletics and a $1,500,094 bond issue funds a new field house or gymnasium.
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Hartford
Aps
Iifth
William Ff. Lada
Wich
Warry Wwenerous
New Haven
Majer Ladd
Dottelas
Mejer Ladd
Cenerous
Carwall
Irving Fisher Weekly Index of Prices and Purchasing Power
The Weekly Index shows movement of 200 commodity prices and money purchasing power relative to 1913 pre war. It notes May 1920 price peaks at 147 percent and explains the index’s basis from Dun’s Quotations and War Industries Board data with Fisher’s new book on index numbers.
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Irving Fisier
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Newton 68
Mass
Dun
War Industries Board
King Fisher
Corn hog ratio climbs to multi year high
The corn and hog ratio, showing how many bushels of corn buy 100 pounds of hogs, rose to its highest level in years. Declining corn prices and rising hog prices drove the shift, signaling a tightening corn supply and a potential rise in hog production next year per recent Agricultural Department remarks.
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Mike
Yatin
Department of Agriculture
Heat Shrinks Factory Activity in Tridgeport
Manufacturers report a fractional drop in industrial output due to extreme heat over several days. Although more workers were employed week over week, total man hours fell by 20,6vo. About 13,235 workers were at member shops with an average of 47.1 hours per week.
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Tridgeport
Manufacturers’ Association
Business Leaders Foresee Assurances of Prosperity
New York Aug 15 AP The New York Federal Reserve raised the rediscount rate to 4 percent from 3.5 percent amid rising business and crop movement demand. Brokerage loans climbed by 86 million last week, while overall credit sources remained ample. Confidence grew as industrial activity surged in early 1926, steel and auto output expanded, railroad freight stayed high, and grain movement accelerated. Crop conditions in western states were favorable, supporting a hoped-for economic rebound.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Jyri
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Bear Movement In Stock List Worries No One
New York August 14 A full reversal in stock and commodity markets with a rise in the rediscount rate to 4 per cent and a 60 percent stock dividend at General Motors highlighted a week of trading. Bear selling intensified on fears of higher money rates but late in the day a rally emerged as investors viewed the reserve action as a normal response to higher demand for funds. Wheat and cotton fell to season lows while sugar prices held firm on strong consumption.
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Resourt Pacific Pe
Aoa
Goa Biming Petroleum
New York
Montana Power
Sinclair
Cuba
Montana Power Peatts
Sinclair CIA BR
Montgomery Ward
Kouth Callinon
Oyhan
Uszoo Southern
Cushman
Murray Bouy
Joe Almada
Nash Metros
Aston
Bato Spicer
Ajax
Davisi
Henticat
Gus
Sly
Albany
Deere
Abc
Hudson
Multa _ iby
Alfred Va
Wal Clowk
Allis Chalmers
OLY BS Ag Trao Deteolt Ealeon i
Yanis Laan
Gion Lodge Bros A
Doge Bros
Don Mines
Nat Distillers
Stromborg Carbrearge
Bank Nelo Pr
Strdenker
DuPont de Xemoure I
Ian
Ian Sub Root Corp Ia 1% Vy 2100 Am Horch Magneto
IniPont de
Kodak
Sweety Co
Sigentoh Ie
Nation
Tea Lao
Nevada
Texan
Vanner
Wexwa Nod Papitic
San Ri
Bel
Son Am
Yack
Thurlen
Son Midewater
Johnson
Bay
Westie
Ctia
Ann Ain Totemn Corp
Niitentt Shrisan Pr
Tabacco
Gang Elneers Pub
Norfolk Southern
sInern Poh
Nano
Norfolk
Wort
Wits
Mack
Aim Batson
Fureka
Fairuarks Morse
Norwalks
United Igar Sireyan
Mr Motors
Oppenheim
Felschmann
Outlet Co
Sandlers
Yaa i Owens
Gardner Motors VT
Pacific Gas
Ainely
Hertel
Ark
Pliford
General Motors
Park Vtn
Mines
Eres
sHan Ary Wooten
Sean Wes Wit
Sony
Anu Peoples Gar
Cke
AHRS
Cimbel Brosine
Ponrin
Gaatren
Walwoath
Ing Armiany
Ants
Ward
Gooly
Uhsie
Phila
Atloam Corp
Warren Risie
Arto
Carp
Ann
Weber Helthemer
Paitin Morrta
Maryland
Fay
Philins Fenns
TOD West Marvello
Ananda Tod
Great Navareetts
ROY Weat Paettle
Great West Sugar
Nar
Phoenix Wariery Ag
Weat Paettir
RA Ag Rats
Veoh Poand & Mo
Creenet Ranen
Roy Roy Sno
Pierre Arco
Ana Wertern
Atlanta
Bioron Patrolentre
Wertaigh Mfc
Ault Starle Steel
Pitlabarris Castor
Weston FL
Finay Gana
Weraton
Lust
aRny Atlantic
Tinta
Avia Paw
Auisa
von Tielnie
Agean Tetim Ferant
Jai Ra
Wwe
Ran Treneaea
Qrae
Ran
Magnon
Yang
Howe
Wilson
Moa
Balt
Alo
Ith
Tan
Hideo
Maphat
Yao
Wilson Co Pr
Ranger
Hudson Ae
Art
Pratt Am ' Neni Wien
Baruch Lenthoywy
Hupp
Yottman Ca
Punta
Megre
Wantworth
Barnsdall
Nay
Bernsdall
Ton Thane
Yale
Jonan Tethiehons
Inland Steel
Rennie
Helgie Binh
Agric Pri
Thiy
Inter Cement
Mike Naan Reis
Raay
Wrimeralke
Mitoni
Inter Tarvester
Inter Harvester
St Joseph
St Louis
Savage Arma
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air
Tsu Callt Petroleum
Jordan Motor War
Roebuck
TAY
Kan City
Shatmek
Calumet
Teeland
Nou
Kan City South
Shella Trans
TOD Canadian Parltic
TORY
Ton Kayrer
Bi Bay
Shellee
Kelly Pringfield
Wels Ag
Kennecott
Tod
Kinney
Kresge
Yell
Lanhet Co
Chandler
Cleveland
Chadler
Lehigh Valley
Ohio
Tagrett and
Myers
Ncn
Toews Inc
Torilllard
Louisiana
Louta Gas and Bier
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Pac
Togisville and Nash
Mackay Cos Yana
Chika and Co
Ann Christis Brown
Chrysler Motor
Anon Magma Copper
Ainett Pealoay
Mclinson
Ciuett Peabody Pe
Mallinson
Minatt Sugar
Pao Ming
Aliron
I Brameld
Marine Rockwell
Martin Parry
Mathieson
Congoleum Bk
Mastin
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Ray Tinfoll
McCenry
Tax
Minsouri Pacific
New York Federal Reserve Bank
General Motora Corporation
Wall Street
Reserve Bank
New Methods of Selling and Trademark Issues Rise
New York reports a National Industrial Conference board study showing trademarks issued in 1925 rose over 800 percent from 1906, while patents increased 88 percent. Modernized distribution and branding underpin the surge, with large scale production and mechanized selling shaping buyers’ identification with known makers across distant markets.
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New York
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Park Avenue
The White Tower of London Built by William the Conqueror
The White Tower stands as the oldest building in the British capital. Construction began in 1078 under William I, marking the start of the Tower of London’s storied history.
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William the Conqueror
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Industrial Report
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Adoan
Conn
United Loan Corp
Fairfield Ave
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Barnum
Fidelity Loan Corp
U Mavole ST. Cor
Juba Bey
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