Commerce Holds Up In 1927 Compared To Last Year
New York June 12 The Associated Press reports that most principal business indices show American commerce holding up well in 1927 and comparing favorably with 1926. Steel declined seasonally but trade volume in the first half remained near last year. freight tonnage rose after a dip, fuelled by elevated coal reserves and a Mississippi flood.
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New York
Associata Press
Union
Mississippi Valley
Seminole
Iowa
Your Money Problem by Warland A Allen
Women must master household finance as banks expand services beyond business loans. Banks now offer dedicated departments and budget experts to help families manage income, save more, and access specialist advice on insurance taxes debts and investments. The article argues financial competence boosts both domestic efficiency and economic equality.
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General Motors Pays 261 Million Dividend in 1922–26
Alfred P. Sloan announced to stockholders that from 1922 through 1926 General Motors paid out 54.49 percent of earnings as dividends totaling 261,720,503 dollars. The remaining 218,633,894 dollars was reinvested in the business.
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New York
General Motors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan
Cornell Receives Over 450000 In Year Donations
Cornell university reported by Frank E. Gannett at the annual commencement exercises that more than 450000 dollars was donated to the university during the past year. The Rochester leader is president of the Cornell council.
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Ithaca
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Cornell University
Frank E. Gannett
Rochester
Cornell Council
Local Connecticut Produce Prices By Commodity
Connecticut agricultural commission lists prices for fruits vegetables poultry dairy livestock and grains. Entries include apples lemons grapes strawberries lemons and peaches from multiple regions with unit prices per bushel crate box and pound, plus vegetables, eggs, chickens, butter and grains with varied price ranges and quantities.
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Georgia
Boston
Texas
Coun
Kennery
Lindbergh Welcome Marks NY Stock Exchange Close
New York stock exchange closes for Lingbergh welcome ceremonies as the curb market and other securities trading pause for the event. The Chicago Board of Trade remains open, preserving normal activity during the observance.
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Lindbergh
New York
Associates
Lingberry
New York Covies Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
CIA
Building Still Needed Survey Shows Rents Stable
The American Bond and Mortgage Company reports after surveying 458 cities that a housing deficit remains in many areas especially those under 100000 population. Rents are rising in 10 percent, stable in 76 percent, and falling in 14 percent. business rents rise in 20 percent, hold in 62 percent, and fall in 9 percent of cities.
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Amertcan Bond and Mortgage Company
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Bank and Insurance Stock Quotations
Bankers Capital furnishes stock quotations for banks and insurance firms. The report lists current prices, gains or losses, closing figures, and notable movers across major financial houses. Includes bancos, insurers, and related financial entities with brief market context.
Easier Feeling Noted in Copper Market
Easier feeling noted in copper market as producers mostly hold for 11 3 4 cents delivered at Connecticut valley points. The price was seen to be shaded without attracting buying interest of note. Demand for consulting needs is believed covered for now and buyers await monthly statistics. Expert buying tapered toward week end.
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Azpan
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Allied
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LUDA
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T & Express
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Smett Cera
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Stent
Goralrich
Uy Pacific
van Sarite
Gotham Tosti
Rae
Paige
Inuhy Mining
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Walworth
Rage
Warner
Pentel
Warren
Harb Walker
Penn
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Havana
Piao
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Westinghalr
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Pitts Vera
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Harvedte
Ban
Wurth
Prunmott
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Wright
Yale
Dalian Croe
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Alcon Corp
Janes Bros
Art
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Atlantic
U ‘S
Adilay Trek
Keystone
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Kinney Hope
Ray
Austin Nichot
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Kuppenhotmer
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Gus
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Seal Air Line
Bonth Fisheries
Pope Bae Vles Us
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Anon Xrider
Vinsta Steel
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Quietest Week in Year in Bond Market
NEW YORK June 12 An Associated Press report notes a quiet week in bonds due to easy money and heavy offerings in high grade issues. Total offerings around 256 million plus earlier issues raised liquidation pressure as investors sought cheaper yields. The June 16 deadline and expected Treasury surplus influenced traders, with mixed price movement and notable bids for Canadian National issues amid subdued volatility. The week also saw Italian bonds steady and the York bid for Canadian National 365 million issue reported as the week's notable development.
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Curb Market Active Amid Confused Price Movements
Trading on the curb last week was unusually active though price movements remained confusing. Shares across land holding trusts and financials showed strength while motors and tires weakened amid seasonal demand shifts and price cuts. Railroad stocks held up with broader market sympathy as merger chatter and dividend expectations influenced buying.
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Baneitary
Beaver Hoard
Celotex
Dunhill International
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