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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
28
Mixed gains and losses marked yesterday's New York and Boston markets as professional traders pushed steel names like Crucible and International Harvester. Stronger demand later in sessions lifted Steel common and Eastern markets while Blue-chip issues fluctuated and earnings reports influenced activity.
The article urges investors to verify a security before purchase by checking asset sufficiency, earnings power to cover interest and principal, and alignment with security type. It notes classes such as A and B bonds and warns against speculative risk as investments vary. Readers can submit questions to the Financial Department for guidance via Monday columns or mail.
Dividend notice from Fidelity Capital Corporation states regular quarterly dividends at 8 percent per annum on the preferred stock. Record holders as of December 18, 1922 will receive the dividend, with payment in January 1923.
H C Spiller of Boston has been elected president of the newly incorporated Benwood and McMechon Water Co WV to take over the Benwood Water Co and the McMechon Water Co properties in West Virginia. The report to the New York Stock Exchange shows year end Oct 51 1922 net income 5113419 after charges depreciation and taxes 19 26 a share on 319160800 shares outstanding.
The fragmentary clipping mentions stock and bond market items with railway notes and prices. It lists numbers and abbreviations that hint at quotes or tickers, but clear context and full details are absent.
A dense OCR readout lists bond issues, prices, and yields from multiple firms and sectors. Traders note varied quotes from Lackawanna Steel, Lake Erie & Western, Kings County Elevated, and Panhandle lines, among others, with numerous percentage figures and maturities scattered through the page.
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