Chinese Government Guaranteed Loan Secured by Tax Revenues
The note details a 5.5 million dollar direct liability of the Chinese Government, secured by a first lien on Goods Taxes from four provinces and revenues from Tobacco and Wine Public Sales Tax. The 1919 1920 budget projects 4,911,692 Chinese dollars from goods taxes and 14,514,992 Chinese dollars from tobacco and wine taxes, with net gold equivalent at least 5.5 million dollars for loan service.
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China
Continental & Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Republic of China
Tobacco and Wine Republic
Stets Lansing
Market Summary Then Noted Gains On Stocks And Bonds
Comprehended the other outstanding stocks advancing 4 to 20 points. Sales totaled 1,950,000 shares. Bonds were irregular on smaller dealings with no especial feature. Total sales par value reached 18,375,000 dollars. Old U. S. bonds remained unchanged on call.
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U. S
Money Market Current Rates Listed
Current prices show brokers' customers' loans at 6 percent, outside brokers' call loans at 6 percent, brokers' commercial loans at 8 percent, individual customers' collateral loans at 6 percent, and commercial paper from 5 1/2 to 6 percent.
Market Advances Sharply as Investors React to Steel Rally
Yesterday the market rose with heavy volume as industrials set a new yearly high. U S Steel led New York activity at 225,900 shares while Republic Steel and Bethlehem also gained, despite a late call money spike to 19 percent and ongoing coal-mining injunctions.
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New York
Call Soans
Republic ¥Ron
Lackawanna and
Gulf States Steels
Pressed Steel Car
Baldwin
Worthington
Otis Elevator
Chicago
Reublic and
Stutz Motors
U. S
American Woolen
May Department
International Paper
American
Boston
U. S. Steel
Nat. Leather
Bears
Republic Tron & Steel
Lackawanna
Bethlehem and Steel
Steel
Bethlehem
Crucible
Republic
Fairbanks
United Drug, Fruit and Smelting
Davis- Daly
Eastern Steamship
Market Schemes and Insider Tactics Shape Stock Moves
Financial notes describe how tips trigger moves in favored stocks, with insiders buying ahead then selling to lock profits. It recalls mass psychology in Mass Electric and steel stocks, noting pools and divergent views within firms and families on future direction.
Reorganization Plan for Montgomery Ward & Co Inc Outlined
A reorganization proposal under Illinois law plans to issue 1 million new no par value shares to raise working capital. United Retail Stores Corp and affiliates acquire 850,000 shares, with rights to a holding company, while 150,000 shares go to officers and employees. Creditors may receive partial settlements, and a stock restructuring replaces 4,000 old shares with 200,000 new no par shares.
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Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc
Illinois
George J. Whelan
United Retail Stores Corporation
W L Douglas Shoe Company Plans Large Preferred Stock Issue
The company will authorize 1 500 000 in 8 percent preferred stock, 1 250 000 of which will retire deferred indebtedness while 300 000 cash remains for other use. Domestic and export demand for shoes soars, with 16 000 pairs produced daily and six months of capacity ahead. Net earnings over four years average nearly four times dividend requirements on 25 000 shares of preferred. Further, preferred stock is raised from 2 500 000 to 5 500 000 to fund extensions. common stock stays at 1 000 000. The plan includes applying for listing on the Boston Stock Exchange.
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Crucible
Republic
Bethlehem
Saxon Motor
Protective Committee
New York
W.L. Douglas
United States
Stock Exchange
W. L. Douglas
Europe
Asia
W. L. Douglas Shoe CO
Brockton
Mass
W. Lt. Douglas Shoe Company
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Mining Stocks Advertisements Under Scrutiny in Boston
The Boston Advocate warns mining company ads may face investigation for failing to file required reports with the Commissioner of Corporations. It names Imperial Seven Metals and Denbigh, noting Denbigh did not file. Officers are cautioned to avoid advancing prices or promoting mine prospects without compliance.
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Commissioner of Corporations
Imperial
Sseven Metals
Denbigh
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Postoffice Square
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Sumatra
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