Seasonal Recession In Trade With Conservative Gains
New York July 3. Seasonal recession persists across trades with conservative progress in most industries. Steel shows best week of June with steady prices. pig iron down slightly. Rail freight down from last year while coal reserves grow. Automobiles slower than last June but some firms maintain high production. Oil output steady amid new fields. Highway construction gains momentum. textile orders improve for fall shipments. Crops delayed by weather. corn prices rise while grain exports fall. Dividends and interest indicate ample money. bank clearings dip.
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Your Money Problem for Widows and Insurance
Harland G. Allen discusses the key money challenges after widowhood. He urges wives to secure life insurance, plan for managing the husband’s business or profession, and arrange wills and administrative steps to protect finances and reduce estate probate burdens. He emphasizes female self-sufficiency and proactive planning.
Bank and Insurance Stock Quotations
Bank and Insurance Stock Quotations from Bankers Capital. Lists include numerous banks such as New York based entities and regional lenders. Notes scattered names and various institutions across locations with unclear formatting and possible OCR errors.
Stock prices and tickers drift through a crowded page
A dense OCR listing shows numerous company names, stock figures, and market labels scattered across a single weekly price review. Names like Milwaukee, Atlantic, Porto, and Union appear among many others, with varied high, low, and last values and odd punctuation throughout the jumble.
Local Produce Prices and Stock Report
The Connecticut Commissioner of Agriculture releases a detailed listing of produce and goods. It includes prices for fruits vegetables poultry dairy and livestock items with units and ranges such as apples 2.75-3.00 per box oranges 4.25-7.50 box and watermelons 0.60-1.00 each. Livestock cattle calves veal pork and hay and grain prices are listed per hundred pounds and per head where applicable.
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Body of Woolen Firm Head Found in Pond
Worcester July 4 The body of George E. Duffy president of the George E. Duddy Mann Company wool manufacturers was found in a pond in Franklin New Hampshire yesterday. He had been missing since Friday and had been committed to an asylum following his wife’s death weeks earlier.
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New York Markets Close For Independence Day Holiday
Independence Day observed. New York Stock Exchange and commodities markets close. Banks and financial marts reopen after holiday.
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York Stock Exchange
Canada Tops List of Nations Borrowing from United States
Canada leads foreign borrowers from the United States with about 15.0 billion dollars in investments, excluding political or war debts, while American lenders have placed vast sums in Canada totaling roughly two and a half billion. Cuba follows as the next major borrower with around 61.96 million, and loans to South American nations total about 1.25 billion. Experts warn that rapid U.S. lending invites risky ventures and repayment challenges.
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United States
Max Winkler
America
Winkler
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Mexico
Foreigh Enterprises
Bond Market Watches Parley Of Foreign Gotham Bankers
New York July 3. Arrival in New York of the heads of France Germany and England central banks for informal talks with Governor Benjamin Strong of the New York Federal Reserve bank dominated the week in the bond market. Wall Street anticipates discussions on French 8 percent 1920 loan retirement, German high coupon bonds, and Dawes plan rail issues saleable beyond Germany. New bond issues totaled nearly 2 billion, depressing prices on many new offerings while some issues like Erie Refunding bonds fell from 94 1-2 to as low as 91 1-4. Debentures of Shell Union dropped to around 95 1-4. Chesapeake convertibles rose to 97 1-8 after spring gains. With dividends due, there is hope for reduced new-issue oversupply but many expect surplus to linger into year end. Prospects include a Polish issue near 69 million, foreign municipal issues, and a Detroit Windsor bridge financing of 20 million. Weekly new offerings around 36.6 million, well below the year’s average.
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Chesapeake Corporation
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America leads world in trade with China for 1927 first four months
Shanghai July 8. American trade with China for the first four months of 1927 topped all nations for the period, totaling 114,000,000. This compares with 101,000,000 a year earlier, a 2 percent rise. The United States gained 8 percent in the first quarter, while Great Britain fell 17 percent and 25 percent overall.
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Associated Press
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Julian Arnold
United States
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Cotton futures close steady gains on July settlements
Cotton prices in New York on July 2 showed a steady close with gains across contracts. July at 16.90, October 17.15 to 17.16, December 17.36 to 17.3%, January 17.41, March 17.58, middling at 17.15, reflecting modest strength in the market.
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