Industrial Firms Report Increased Earnings in 1923
New York Feb 18 reports indicate industrial firms posted higher earnings in 1923 led by Gillette Surety and Pierce Arrow Motor Car. Combined profits of noted companies climbed, with earnings up against 1922, while warnings on shares persisted though dividends remained steady.
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York
Perderchivns Elten
Pyeoyas
Gullerte Rafety Eerspeeh
Sada
Sivak
Gillette Surety
Cabiuit
Pierce Arrow Motor Car
We Uhalaets
Scotia
Unuersread
Curb Market Prices Fall Across Oil Stocks in Mixed Session
Curb market prices slumped with oils bearing the brunt of selling pressure. Solar refining dropped over 12 points, while Standard Oil of Indiana and peers fell 4 to 12 points. Gulf of Pennsylvania remained steady as industrial leases showed fractional moves and mining activity stayed narrow with penny changes.
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Sem
York
South Pennsylvania
Standard Oils
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Prairie Ohio Oil
Magnolia Petroleum
Igaveral
Gulf of Pennsyl
Faw
Dubiller
Remington Typewriter dividend on second preferred
The Remington Typewriter relay declares a dividend of 28 cents per share on the second preferred stock and the regular quarterly distribution of 2742 cents per share on the first preferred. Accumulated dividends on the first preferred will be released to each share.
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Voyork
Suggestions for Business Executives
A troubled business climate prompts executives to boost liquid reserves by investing in high-grade short term securities. The aim is to build profits and safeguard funds against temporary depressions, though long term gains from such moves remain uncertain.
Foreign exchange notes drift in New York trading
In New York on February 13 the pound rose to 4.2115 dollars early but drifted to 4.40 later, a gain of about a half cent from the previous close. The French franc barely traded and stood lower at noon. The Danish krone fell about eight points as the market reacted to a central bank policy move in Copenhagen.
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Bia Burns
Val Peto
Uae
Unk
Pacith i
A Gen Teatt
Raid Far de Paso O
Ches & Obie
T&g
Orna
Dupont
Fisher Bay
Freeport
Bader
Baty Houston
Tel & T
Manhattan
Maracaibo
Mont Ward
Ryroew
God Nor Pacific
Andy Ae
Bostais
Ay Sloan Bhief
South
Téxes Co
Tex Pt &T
Gs Bay
Utah
Vanadian
New York
Belfb ' St
Denmark
Opeshagen
New Haven Road Bonds Hold Demand as List Drops
New York reports strong interest in the New Haven road bond issue despite a market drop. Investors nationwide anticipated liquidation using levies to switch operations, with the offering set for Friday. Japanese bonds saw transfers of funds amid oversubscribed pounds from London. Yields compare favorably to Britain, while speculative railroad shares showed mixed gains, and general selling pressured U.S. government issues.
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New York
Snevesa
London
Great Britain
Lst
Changalton
New Haven
Ala
Sesboard Adjustment
Ss. Frievo
Consolidated
Mit
Washington
Devel Nts
Kliachs
Simelair Consolidaterd
Gilissutine Ts
California Petroleum
Consolidated Coal Ga
Hasteum Caba Sugar
C. S
Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd
Morgan &Co
AL M
J. P. Morgan A Co
New York Reserve Bank Reports 1989 Earnings Rise
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York earned 11.418 million dollars for the year ending December 31, 1989, up from the prior year, with net income 3.013 million dollars. Earnings came mainly from government securities and paper revenues, while construction costs for Nassau Street rose to about 14.6 million dollars.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Banka
Nassau Street
Fisher Body Markets Sharp Advance Amid Turbulent Trading
New York stock activity showed gains and losses as speculators, shorts, and loan concerns influenced prices. Copper shares rose on higher red metal prices while steel and other majors fell with broader selling. Fisher Body rose sharply on buying for W. C. Durant.
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Baldwin
American Can
Senate
Standard Off
California
Marland
Curtis Reelected to New York Curb Board
New York Feb 13 John Curtis was reelected to the New York curb board, completing his first interim term. The board of governors reappointed all other officers of the exchange.
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New York
John Curtis
Deat
New York Curbs
Board of Governors
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Fisher Body
Remington Typewriter
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
John Street
Bridgeport
Telephone
Barnum
New York Philadelphia
Boston
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middle St
Col
John ‘Noble
Guaranty & Trust Company
First National Bank
Conn
J. Wattle
Ierik
Continent
Italy
Austria
Jugorla
N. Y. Reserve Bank
Fisher
Poulgalan
Fersisten
Operatora
Ade
Lussen
Japan
Osden
Pacific
Houston
Waite Mugu
Wisher Liody
W. Cyr Durant
Jordan Motor Car Company
Ta Follette
Southern Railway
Gbilla
England
AL Low
Jery HY
Troan
Coffea
Rio
Ain Oi
clothe _ Wits
Curtis
Imperial Japanese Government
New York City
United States
Kengo Mori
Imperial
United States of America
Holland
Bollart
Messrs. Hope and Co
Westminster Bank, Ltd
Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation
Baring Bros. & Co., Ltd
Morgan Grenfell ,& Co
N. M. Rothschild & Sons
D. Henry Schroder & Co
Ppanate
ICE Oper
J.P. Morgan & Co
Guaranty Company of
Harris, Forbes & Co
New Sark
Inition, Read & Co
Bankers Trust Company
Veu Vork
Kidder, Peabody & Co
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