General Business Conditions Vary as Steel Decline Continues
New York reports mixed business signals with the steel sector easing but demand holding above expectations. Auto sales slowed amid a new Ford model reveal, but manufacturers remained optimistic for summer. Credit easy, money plentiful, and bank clearings up over last year, while rubber prices slump and carloadings dip due to Memorial Day.
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New York
Associated Press
Seminole Reid
Flands
Mississippi Valley
Middle West
Hank Clearings
Local Produce and Market Prices Report
Connecticut agriculture commission lists current prices for fruits vegetables and animal products ranging from apples and peaches to potatoes onions and peppers with units per basket bushel crate or per pound plus liv e stock and feed costs including hay grain and mill products across diverse regional items and market ranges. Prices cover dairy and poultry products including eggs butter and dressed fowl along with meat values for beef veal lamb and pork and assorted by weights and packaging formats.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
Connecticut
Eger
Kennery
Coor
Mexico's Decree On U S Goods Effective
Mexico City June 19 The decree by President Calles forbidding direct government purchases of American products became official with Diario official publication. Earlier speculation waned as the foreign office stated the measure is not a boycott and U S goods can still be bought via a Mexican agency.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Calles
United States
Diario
Foreign Office
Medical center to receive rare Huntington scientific library
New York reports that the Medical Center will acquire one of the rarest ancient scientific libraries, the collection of the late George S. Huntington. The set includes smuggled manuscripts from the 15th to 17th centuries, gathered by American anatomist Professor Huntington for decades.
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New York
George S. Huntington
Huntington
Weston Heads Ambulance Board In Allentown Reunion
Weston a prominent New York figure was elected president of the United States Army Ambulance service association during a reunion in Allentown where World War I ambulance trainees gathered. A. P. Andres of Boston was named vice president.
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Allentown
Associated Press
G. X. Weston
New York
United States Army Ambulance Service Association
A. P. Andres
Boston
Free State trades with America rise sharply in 1926
Dublin reports Ireland's 1926 exports to the United States climbed to 34.78 million dollars from 15.81 million the prior year. Wheat, fruit, confectionery, hops, and motor spirits led gains while some imports and British trade fell. A Dublin meeting plans direct cooperative trading with America to boost Irish goods.
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Patricia Hoey
Dublin
Free State
United States
America
Ireland
Lyons
Cadbury's
Fry's
Severn
Canada
Australia
Germany
Belgium
Great Britain
Britain
Your Money Problem Prescribing Wealth And Income
Harvand H. Alley discusses varied savings paths from readers earning 36 dollars weekly. One investor saved 4000 dollars seeking safer higher returns. others save little or none due to planning gaps or high living costs. The piece urges increasing income as a path to savings, noting those in pricey jobs must earn more to afford their lifestyle. It cites Ennis of Americus Locomotive urging railroads to buy equipment post July 1.
Trade Barrier Removal Is Advocated by Irving Fisher
Irving Fisher argues at Geneva that Europe needs reduced tariffs and freer trade to lift 20 million jobless workers. He details postwar tariff growth, rising European output, and limited U.S. growth, urging stabilization of currencies and reciprocal trade to cut costs from frontiers to shipments and boost real wages.
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Irving Fisher
Europe
Germany
Shipping News Arrivals From Naples and Havre
Ships arriving in New York report June departures and ports of call including Roma from Naples June 18 and Voltaire from Buenos Aires June 17, with New France from Havre June 17 and Munargo from Rio de Janeiro June 18. Other vessels Salted Pennland from Antwerp for New Caronia June 18 and Lon on from London arriving June 18.
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Roma
New York
Naples
Buenos
Airea
Munargo
Rio Janeiro
France
Havre
Pennland
Antwerp
Caronia
Irregular curb market trends show mixed week
New York June 19. Curb market movements were irregular last week with a general drift lower. Some shares had sharp breaks while others rose briskly. American Road Machine hit 10 1 4 after a week, Prairie Pipe Line reached a new high with a 13 1 4 point gain. Celanese fell 12 3 4 as low as 28 3 4. New issues included Westinghouse Air Brake, United Cigar Stores, Cities Service Power and Light, and Goodyear preferred.
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New York
Associated Press
Frice
Prairie Pipe
Goodyear
Celanese Corporation
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
United Cigar Stores Company
Cities Service Power and Light Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Further Drops Scored in Price of Copper
New York June 19 A further decline has occurred in copper. Domestic needs are believed covered and bearish monthly statistics views encouraged buyers for domestic and export accounts to await further developments. Producers have been slow to meet lower prices and show little disposition to press for business on a declining market, but small sales have been reported at 12 1 2 cents for electrolytic delivered at Connecticut valley points.
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New York
Associated Press
Connecticut Valley
Easy Money and Bond Market Movements This Week
Prices moved broadly with gains and losses, easy money prevailing overall. The Treasury’s June turnover topped a billion dollars, tax receipts about $400 million, and Second Liberty bonds may be bought by the government under favorable treasury terms. New issues total around $105,000,000 versus prior weeks, with continued appetite for bonds and looming 1927 offerings.
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New York
Associated Press
Treasury
Mellon
Liberty
Chicago
Tialian
Osaka
Japan
Wall Street News Nets Wall Street News Nets
New York June 19 Dan Warfield of the Seaboard Air Inspected May earnings to May last year which week for that month with surplus 1 21 after charges. New capital investment in the light and power industry promises to exceed a billion says a review by Pynchon pany. This industry spent 000 last year compared with 000 by the railroads. The Erie railroad is input baggage and express care closed July 5. Safeway Stores Inc reported a rise of 23.30 percent in five months. The City and Drug Reporter notes a new well in Earlsboro park flowing at 12,000 barrels daily. Safeway Stores, Inc. reported 6,109,775 for crease of 23.30 percent over year.
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Europe
Industry Commission
International Economic Conference
Geneva
America
France
Cassel
Theunis
United States
Italy
Germany
France'a
United Kingdom
Jayasingla
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Paes
Department For Commerce
Washington
New York
Dan Warfield
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Seaboard Air
Pynchonpany
Exeter
Safeway Stores, Inc
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