Word: sales
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Soviet Union was undoubtedly mentioned but the soft opening wedge was a great wad of cotton. Discreetly the Moley-Litvinov meeting of minds was announced not in London but at Washington. The R. F. C., with specific approval of President Roosevelt and Secretary Woodin, will finance the sale of 70,000 bales of U. S. cotton to the Soviet State and the cotton will begin to move within a month. The R. F. C. loan, expected to total between $3,000,000 and $4,000,000, will be made for one year at 5%. secured by notes of Amtorg...
...Washington Post as he would name his country estate or a private car. he might well choose a combination of his own first name and that of McLean, the wealthy Cincinnati family that purchased the Post 27 years ago. lost it last month to Mr. Meyer in a receivership sale. Last week he found such a man with such a name, promptly gave...
...Joseph was technically exonerated, but the trial did his reputation no good. An appeal was started, suddenly dropped. Two rumors persisted: 1) that Sir Joseph Duveen had bought Mme Hahn off; 2) that the suggestions of Sir Joseph's business methods when faced by an important art sale from which he was unable to profit, kept Sir Joseph for three years from the British peerage which he so burningly desired...
...money to pay depositors in insured banks will come from a Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. which is to start with about $500,000,000 acquired by the sale of stock...
...That their common stock sales at cost amounted to less than of their securitv business. In most cases the sale price was fixed before there was any market for the stocks. "Every successful issuer, from the Government of the U. S. down, has had the experience of seeing its issues quoted above the issue price while the offering is still open. ... It is not the practice of responsible bankers and dealers in pricing a new equity issue to charge all the traffic will bear-it would be inexcusable to do so in an inflation market such as prevailed...