Wall Street Personalities Shine in Bank Power Circle
National City Bank of New York anchors a potent group of publicists led by vice president George B. Roberts formerly of the mint in Washington. Frank A. Vanderlip and P. Austin bring treasury and commerce expertise as Wall Street’s influential financiers weigh corporate surplus and stock dividends alongside Dawes and Pershing links.
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Investigate Before Buying Securities Advised for Investors
The Boston Post explains the Lamb rule in investing urging thorough security study before purchase. It outlines assessing asset value and earnings coverage, and notes bond classes from A to highly speculative. Readers may mail questions to the Financial Editor in Boston Mass.
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Gifford Joins Bankers Trust Board as Studebaker Charts Growth
Walter S. Gifford, vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph, rises in Wall Street circles and joins the Bankers Trust Company board. A. R. Erskine of Studebaker emphasizes profit sharing and conservatism, as Studebaker forecasts another strong year with rising earnings and a 25 percent stock dividend. Trade News reports Philadelphia yarn price declines and Amory Browne price moves on Indian heads with broader market implications for the season.
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Market Review and Outlook from a Stock Exchange Week
The week showed a weakened technical position after a late advance with professional short selling. Studebaker and California Petroleum rose on specific reasons while rail futures plunged on dividend reports. Analysts expect easy money in coming months and continued industrial expansion with higher volume, aided by favorable foreign markets and proposed policy changes.
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Fire destroys twelve carloads of potatoes in Maine
A fire in Fort Fairfield Maine destroyed three potato houses containing 12 car loads of potatoes. The incident caused an estimated loss of fourteen thousand dollars. Fire crews reported keeping the blaze from spreading to nearby structures.
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Financial editor answers on United States Smelting and Gulf lines
The Boston Post financial editor reviews United States Smelting’s strong earnings for eight months to Sept 1 and forecasts 1923 common dividends. Atlantic Gulf and West Indies collateral trust 5 per cent bonds trade around 62 with about 9.5 percent yield and potential for recovery as coastwise steamship stocks improve, supported by cash, reduced debt, and improving tonnage values.
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Labor Union Officials Oppose Shipping Bill in AFL Statements
American Federation of Labor disclosed remarks by 12 labor union leaders opposing the administration shipping bill. The officials, heads of international craft groups or state federations, acted as representatives of a larger body’s views to Samuel Gompers about the measure and fears of harmful outcomes if enacted.
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