Prices Rise as Trading Volume Grows in 1937 Markets
U S Industrial stocks advance amid renewed autumn trade activity after Labor Day. Freight loadings for the week ended August 27 hit a yearly high though below 1926 levels. steel showed minor price declines while unfilled United States Steel orders rose, and the automotive sector moved along with new models and cautious production plans. Government crop reports sparked mixed signals in cotton, wheat, and prices, with a generally tentative mood in credit markets.
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Texas
New York
Associated Press
Bond Prices Continue Strong Despite Commodity Price Upturn
Bond values rise mid 1929 amid commodity upturns as fixed rates gain purchasing power when prices fall. Analysts warn if commodity prices keep climbing indefinitely the relation may shift but a plentiful money supply could keep bond uptrends intact.
Your Money Problem by Harland Allen
Efficient bargain hunting guides readers through how savings hinge on newspaper market pages and trusted price indexes. It notes that both men and women bargain, with women increasingly using ads and market reports to shop smarter, while meat and produce prices swing with weather and harvests.
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HARLAND @ ALLEN
Mather
N&o
Basten
Arec
Govery
20 Million Loan Boosts German Confidence
Berlin reports a 25 000 000 loan from Dillon Read and Company to German banks signals renewed faith in Germanys industrial strength. The move aims to support the middle industry and extend short term credit, seen as a crucial step toward stabilizing finance as American capital enters the scene.
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Berlin
Dillon Read
York
Bortsen Zeitung
Germany
American Cottal
Schacht
Reichspink
Gary
Weekly Price Indices and Commodities Tables by Fisher
A dense OCR of weekly price indices and purchasing power figures by Irving Fisher. Includes commodity price movements, England and Italy price indices, stock market volume, and week end values for various financial measures across 1918 to 1927. Contains numerous numbers, averages, and quarterly breakdowns with stock and commodity focus.
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Irving Fisher
London Financial Limes
England
Mulan Chamber of Commence
Italy
Pilcea
Local Connecticut commodity prices for fruits vegetables poultry and more
Historical market list from Connecticut Commissioner of Agriculture detailing price ranges for fruits vegetables poultry dairy livestock and grains. Includes apples oranges grapes pears tomatoes lettuce beans carrots onions potatoes eggs fowl butter beef pork and hay with varied per unit measures and stock figures.
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Boston
Doppel
Oversubscription Signals Confidence In New U S Notes
New York September 11. Behind bond market dullness, terms of the new treasury issues and the oversubscription of $9.5 billion in securities revived activity. Dealers report ready absorption at good prices, with money conditions easing and government offerings viewed as a healthy, protracted trend. Public utility financings loom large with Detroit bonds and City Service Power and Light planned, while foreign loans show limited progress and a huge August issuance record exceeded July totals.
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iMarket
New York
Associated Press
Treamuy
Treasury
Washington
Priogs
Cities
Service Power & Light Com
New York Light & Power Company
Iee
City of Detroit
Scfece
Deutsch Bank
Ofering
Utilities Drive Trade On New York Curb Market
Utilities issues dominated last week on the New York curb market with public utilities showing broad strength as prices rose. Power companies surged amid optimism for the sector, while Singer Sewing and Royal Baking Powder advanced on dividend and merger prospects. Bond prices held largely steady with only minor moves, and chain stores and rayon issues posted early gains on sales and earnings outlooks.
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New York
Associates Press
Talz
Eliie
Singer Sewing Machine
Royal
West Texas
Profits Too Low Babson Asserts At Wellesley
Roger Babson, in his 14th annual business conference at Wellesley, warned 1928 would see readjustments as interest rates and commodity prices fall. He warned of a market break of forty to fifty points and urged clients to adopt a conservative stance in business and investments. He urged manufacturers, merchants, and inventors to reduce debt and conserve resources amid low profits and fierce competition.
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Wellesley Mass
Associated Press
Roger Babson
Babson
United States
Liberty Loan Bond Exchange Offer Explains New Treasury Notes
Notice announces conversion of Second Liberty Loan 4 percent bonds to new United States Treasury notes. The new notes dated September 15, 1927, bear interest from that date, mature in five years, may be redeemed after three, and will be exchangeable at dealers and banks. Holders urged to act promptly before the open period ends.
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Second Liberty Loan
United States Treasury
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
A. W. Mellon
Treamaxy
Washington DC
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