Air exploration speeds up gold search in Canada North
In an interview with J E Hammell and Irving Fisher, Hammell says opening the Howey mine by dog sled took three weeks, while a midwinter plane trip cut to three hours. He asserts aerial prospecting can yield as much in five years as fifty were needed before, with Canada’s vast pre Cambrian shield promising a major 10 year rise in world gold supply.
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Canadian
J. E. Hammell
Canada
Hammell
Red Lake
New Haven
Conn
Lionel D. Edie
Chicago University
Gustav Cassel
University of Stockholm
Department of Civil Aviation
Northern Aerial Minerals Exploration, Ltd
Yukon
Labrador
Howey
Patricia
Oaks
Colorado
California
Hudson Bay Company
Fle
Hudson Bay
St. John
New Brunswick
Chesterfield Inlet
Baker Lake
H. A. Oaks
Irving Fisher Syndicate, Inc
Commodities in Downward Move and Price Level Shifts
Commodities show a slight weekly decline of about 0.2 percent but stay near 1926 price levels. The writers note possible inflation or deflation effects on contracts and living costs, with European prices showing mild drops in England France and Germany. Producers' goods rise while raw materials pull back, as lambs hogs beef rise offset declines in corn crude oil lead apples coal silk.
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U. S
Dun
Svwcad Sseceenas
Acs Cvee Caries
England
France
Germany
Italy
BP eEe
Iss Sewer Eens
Ceeeeess
Tony
Vis Swhaemies
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Bond prices inch up as indexes show mixed week
The New York stock exchange saw fractional gains in bond prices last week with 33 of 79 bonds in the Fisher indexes rising, 26 falling and 11 unchanged. Utilities led gains with nine up and three down, while Bethlehem Steel refunding and Philadelphia bonds posted the largest advances. National Tube and Western Electric fell, reflecting week’s cross-currents. Trading volume was fair but lighter than the previous week.
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New York Stock Exchange
Sterborough
Ihreast
Issccesves
Siveshodkeves
Cecsiceers
VOGT
Occaceves
SURE
Bfs Cicnvecesves
Begs OY
Caveateanese
I Vectsiccees
RUE
OM Ice Aedovscee
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Foods and Motors Group
Borden, Fleischmann
National Dairy
National Biscuit
Postum
Chrysler
General Motors
France
Germany
England
Jane OY
Ur Centies Fees
Sibcosaseovat
Cpadessveaevea
Sone
Turkey's Progressive Rise and Women's Shifting Roles
The Turkey republic under Kemal Pasha and Ismet Pasha shows rapid modernization and stable finances with broad reforms, railroads, and new codes. Women gain substantial economic presence, but wage gaps persist as equal pay remains a societal challenge.
Tractor dealer trades 96 horses this year
GAN VALLEY South Dakota reports a tractor dealer finding horses boost sales by taking 96 horses in trade this year. He ships the animals to regions less suited to tractor farming, illustrating creative recycling in rural commerce.
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Gan Valley
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Chicago Grain Trader William Linn At 78 Keeps Daily Market Contact
William R. Linn, oldest member of the Chicago board of trade, is 78 and in his fifty-eighth year as a grain trader. He remains a constant presence in daily market activity.
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Chicago
William R. Linn
Chicago Board of Trade
New Highs in Industrial and Utility Stocks Mark Week
The New York market showed strength with utilities and steel leading gains while foods slipped. Utilities rose about 25 percent from May lows, steels climbed daily except Thursday, and motors dropped early then recovered. overall call money stayed strong with expectations for easier conditions ahead.
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New York
Utilities and Steel
Utilities
New York Stock Exchange
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Depenentes
UNO
BB Cacecoaene
Voal Aho Coer Eene
SURG
Va Veveswece
Deaf OU
Ea Oais
ROG OV
Moody's
Bluestone Used Against Sheep Worms in Union City
The stomach worm, a persistent threat to local sheep, is being fought with frequent bluestone doses. The county agent endorses the treatment, noting it has proven effective in the region.
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Union City
Tenn
Market Summary: Stocks Advance on NYSE Amid Mixed Signals
The market shows further gains on the New York Exchange last week with trading easing from the prior period. Commodity prices trend downward while farm products remain strong and farm purchasing power rises. Details appear elsewhere on this page.
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New York
New York Exchange
Irving Fisher Syndicate
Farm Prices Rise for Third Week as Farm Goods Hit New High
Farm products up one half of one percent and foodstuffs up one tenth. hides and building materials rise while textiles fuel and chemicals drag overall indexes. Farm purchasing power climbs one percent to a new yearly high, with industrial index showing slight yearly drift.
Bank for Youngsterg Has 200 Stockholders
Mauriceville Texas July 14 The Boys Savings Bank of Mauriceville claims to be the only one of its kind and has grown its capital stock from 60 cents to 6 198 in 14 years. Six boy stockholders at organization by J P Hilliard. Shares sold for 6 with easy payments of 10 cents a month. Now chartered under state laws, housed in its own building, and with 206 stockholders. It employs a bookkeeper and maintains its own posting system.
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Mauriceville
Texas
Boys Savings Bank of
J. P. Hilliard
Bananas From Central America Top U S April Imports
The United States paid 3,454,051 for bananas in April with Honduras supplying 2,361,575 bunches. The Dominican Republic shipped 193 bunches, and 450 arrive via Canada.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Honduras
Dominican Republic
Canada
Favorable News Usually Causes Stock to Drop
A New York report notes that favorable company news often triggers larger stock dips in summer as investors on vacation issue automatic sell orders. Traders preemptively accumulate quietly before news leaks reach the public, then sell when the news is released.
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William R. Kuhns
Reas
New York
Wall Street
Bird
Bull market ends, statistician Ayres warns of downturn
Cleveland banker and statistician Col Leonard P Ayres says the five year bull market may be at an end. He notes active business and rapid credit expansion may not continue and cites real credit stringency reducing bond flotations loan demand abroad and building activity while the Fed acts to curb credit use.
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India
Poland
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland
America
United States
Col
Ayres
Theederal Reserve Board
Mergers Exhaust Fund Of Attractive Names
New York report notes that merged companies now seek expert guidance from business psychologists to craft names. An executive compares the process to a large family choosing a baby name, with a trend toward names that convey severe dignity rather than rococo or resounding styles.
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New York
Tokio alumnus to attend Wesleyan commencement
Count Ayskeh Kabayama of Tokyo, an alumnus of the class of 1889, likely travels the farthest to attend Wesleyan University’s commencement exercises June 14 17 and plans to join the fortieth reunion of his class while awaiting possible late entries from Vladivostok.
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Tokio
Middletown
Conn
Vladivostock Orgaw
Ayskeh Kabayama
Wesleyan
Count Kabayama
Industry Tells of Strong Third Quarter Start Across Sectors
New York reports car production and steel trade remain robust into the third quarter with a slight August recession unlikely. Rail, shipbuilding, and construction show vigorous activity while stores note improved stock. oil output climbs to a fresh high and California gas law looms next month.
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New York
United States Corporation
Texas
Oklahoma
Califor
California
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
Crops Make Good Progress In Weather Report
Weather data show corn cotton and tobacco belts improving conditions last week. Temperature and rainfall patterns indicate above normal warmth in tobacco and mixed departures in corn and cotton belts, with records of weekly totals near or below average in several regions.
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Indies
Irving Fisher Syndicate, Inc
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Yale University
J.E. Hammell
Montana Standard
South Africa
U.S.A
Russia
Brazil
Japan
Australia
Republic of Turkey
Turkey
Kemal Pasha
Ismet Pasha
Europe
Sweden
Holland
Switzerland
Republic of
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Oy Irving Panes
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Seth Eeee
Irving Pisher Syndicate
Bank For Youngsterg
Butte
Montana
Karl G. Karsten
Mving
Avia
Wolcott & Co. Insurance
Phoenix
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