Word: market
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...pictures, on heavy coated paper, also at 10?. As LIFE's circulation skyrocketed beyond its publishers' fondest hopes and their presses' best capacity, from 380,000 copies of the first issue to more than a million this week, Monte Bourjaily perceived that he had missed the market that was waiting for a U. S. pictorial weekly. Last week he announced that he would give Midweek Pictorial not death, but a whiff of anesthetic. He would discontinue its publication until such time as he could "give it a new dress and format...
...from the expense, the discomfort and the misinterpretations, the recriminations, the bickerings and the hazards involved in a campaign of political action. . . . On their side, the Japanese will have for the years 1937 and 1938 a volume of business greatly in excess of any previously enjoyed in the American market. . . They are also freed from the danger of tariff increases or other forms of restrictive legislation...
...rails, 17.9% in utilities. Actually the comparison was even more favorable to the trusts because part of their assets were in cash bonds, or preferred stocks. Moreover, the trusts paid taxes and set up tax reserves which, as Tri-Continental dutifully observed, "do not enter into the market averages." Tri-Continental's own improvement...
Replete with 155 pictures taken during the Three Hundredth Anniversary celebration, "John Harvard's Tercentenary" makes its first appearance on the market this morning. The book was published by the Associated Harvard Clubs and copyrighted by Elliott C. Cutler '09, former president of the organization...
...report, Mr. Crowley lit into the members of FDIC for dabbling in speculative bonds. Warned the man who has underwritten 14,000 banks: "Low earnings are making some banks reach out and deal in more or less low-grade bonds. They are in and out of the bond market, as you or I would be in or out if we were dealing in the stockmarket...