Stock Market Takes Better Turn In Week
The Canton Daily News reports a favorable midweek turn on the stock exchange with higher prices and increased volume. Oil, copper, and steel show improved demand and prices, while rails lag amid mixed earnings and potential mergers. Wheat forecasts and government notes anchor cautious optimism in investments.
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New Canton Paint and Glass Co Opens At New Canton Place
The Canton Paint and Glass Co formally opened its new store at Cleveland at and 2nd street SW this Saturday. Visitors received souvenirs. This marks the first relocation in 13 years, moving from 324 Tuscarawas Street West. The firm handles retail and wholesale, employs seven, and is led by vice president and general manager WwW. B. Garland. Leonard Cartwright serves as assistant manager.
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U S Treasury loan issues reach fresh highs in 1925
New York June 13 United States government loans set fresh peaks as 4s and ds rose and Liberty bonds traded at record 1925 levels. Demand for the June 15 treasury certificates ran three to four times the asked amount, underscoring strong market for longer maturities and the view that easy money is not temporary.
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Week's Stock Activity and Steel Tonnage Report
Week's stock activity shows a reactionary start followed by a rally that erased losses and returned averages to week-ago levels. The steel tonnage report revealed a near one hundred thousand ton drop in unfilled tonnage, depressing sentiment yet prompting expectations of later improvement.
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Bank Clearings Rise Across U.S. in June Reports
Bank clearings in leading U.S. cities total $8.127 billion for the current week, up 11.2 percent from a year ago. New York City contributes $4.969 billion, with outside centers at $3.158 billion, and gains prominent in Atlanta New Orleans Minneapolis Kansas City and Omaha. Some declines occur in St. Louis Louisville and Seattle. For June so far daily clearings exceed last year by 15.4 percent.
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Canton plants pay millions in census figures
Census data released by the Canton Chamber of Commerce shows 207 factories with annual wages totaling 25,631,702 and 16,732 workers. The total factory product value reached 115,121,689 with notable outputs across industries such as machinery, lumber, confectionery, and iron products. Only for Canton’s 1921 population under 100,000 are no comparable figures available.
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Weekly Failures Report From Dan's Review
This week shows a total of 380 failures, 40 less than last week and 420 from a year ago. Declines occur in the East by 12, the South by 28, and the West by 12, while the Pacific Coast rises by 7. Canada records 31 failures this week, down from 41 last week and 28 a year ago. June 13.
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Wall Street Bulls Advise on Oils Rails and Power Stocks
Forbes dispatch from New York details Wall Street tips urging oil, rail, and public utility stocks as likely money makers. It notes big industry players, electric light and power pioneers, and a National Electric Light Industry Association gathering in San Francisco with key speakers. Florida melons move to market as shipments rise with favorable weather.
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Wisconsin pea crop to shrink due to frosts this year
Wisconsin farmers report a smaller pea harvest as frost damage hit southern counties. About 100000 acres were planted, down two percent from last year, threatening supplies of canned peas across the country.
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Canton Exchange club luncheon at Courtland hotel
The Can ton Exchange club holds its weekly luncheon at the Courtland hotel Friday noon. The speaker and program have not been announced. In New Orleans June 13 Porto Rico seeks rice with expectations of large sales as stocks are low. Prices rise with seven cents a pound bid for August delivery of fancy blue rose. In Kansas City June 13 railroads face no immediate rate cuts as shippers favor motor buses and trucks over rail lines per Missouri Pacific president L W Baldwin.
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Rents in Most Cities Stay Steady in 1928 Report
In 1928 rental markets across major cities show stable or falling rates as suburban expansion spreads, commuter growth rises, and postwar building shortages ease. Real estate boards report mixed trends with single family homes rising in the central east, while many cities see apartment rent declines or flat rates amid shifting population patterns.
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