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After hours the 4,000 top-hatted brokers of the London Stock Exchange filled Throgmorton Street well into the evening to continue dealings. New British Woolworth shares were a favorite, and such prominent London groups as the rubbers, home-rails, breweries and artificial silks were all higher. Internationals (mostly Americans...
The Farm Board began buying wheat in February 1930. when it was $1.18 per bu. Last week it closed with the price stabilized around 82? per bu. The average price the Board paid for its wheat was figured at $1.05 per bu. Unpegged was the price of the new crop...
The word "tariff" was not used by Thomas William Lamont, but he softly voiced the House of Morgan's opinion that "artificial barriers against foreign trade" should be discouraged. "Some of our fellow-citizens think we can do all the selling and the other fellow all the buying. That has...
Of the relation between Science and Faith, he said: "In the old days men had made a wholly artificial and irrational distinction between the natural and the supernatural. Events which were sufficiently common and familiar were thought of as natural, and events which were uncommon and not understood were called...
Underlying the whole question, however, is the growing trend of economic internationalism, which is standing out in bolder relief since the recent worldwide depression. In the field of business national boundaries are losing emphasis, the interests of the world as a whole being considered. This is particularly true, in Europe...