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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
12
A dense ledger fragment lists outside securities with extensive figures and dates, referencing brokers and banks such as J. & J., M. & N., Colonial Nat., Fidelity, and others. It includes numerous bond amounts, dividends, dates like Apr 1 and Mar 31, and varied listings of securities and trust entities, suggesting a compiled market quotation sheet from 1915.
The note outlines how dividends and interest are indicated with codes such as M for Monthly Q for Quarterly s for Semi annual A for Annual and terms like Sells dollars per share t for Interest including extra dividend ItSells flat Y Special xhx dividend detailing the coding system for dividend announcements.
The Standard Color Card of America will be issued to members of the Teastile Color Card Association of the United States and subscribers. It lists 168 colors with a key detailing main color blends and shade strength. About 2,000 off shades were eliminated before distribution to manufacturers dyers and retail buyers to reduce color matching confusion. The colors cover roughly 70 percent of color consumption.
More than 100 university and college representatives will gather in Worcester Massachusetts this week to observe the semi centennial of Worcester Polytechnic Institute during the commencement exercises.
This week lists multiple bankrupt and assignee sales across New York addresses. Auctions include dry goods, clothing, gowns, yarns, silk goods, leather items, footwear, furnishings, and home textiles at sites on Broadway, Canal Street, Greene Street, and other avenues, with times around 10:30 to 11:00 A.M. daily through Friday.
A fragmented page lists Stro''s Art Galleries and several auction rooms offering furniture, paintings, bric a brac, antiques, and foreign and American modern paintings. It notes daily auctions at various addresses including Fifth Avenue, University Place, and Liberty Street with items from Provident Loan Society and estates. Also advertised are minor goods like toys, belts, curtains, and a circular letter on Turn the Trick.
A garbled compilation of sales pitches and job listings includes traveling salesmen wanted for silk and cotton goods, linen and silk dresses, fur items, and coats. Listings show firms such as Rosenstein, Select Lines, and Jorber, with addresses around 18 West 18th Street to 225 Times Annex, and cities including Akron Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Detroit and more, offering commission based pay, high earnings, and opportunities in the clothing and dry goods trade.
Supreme Court New York County holds public auction on Monday June 7 1915 at 1030 A M at 5 Rivington Street adjoining assets of Nathan Rotman assigned to Louis L Link. Items include carpets rugs linoleums oilcloths floor coverings and related fixtures. Sale arranged by Philip Smith and conducted by Samuel Marx Auctioneer at Woolworth Building offices.
The New York American will publish Willard’s life story with sobriety as its central theme. It highlights his rise to world boxing champion achieved through abstinence and discipline, and urges parents to have their boys read about his boyhood, temperance, and athletic success.
The complete plant in Heading Penn will be sold in separate lots to the highest bidder for cash with no reserve. Items include service department assets, 32 chassis, radiators, lamps, horns, steel, raw materials, office furniture, blue print cubits drafting tables and factory fixtures. Equipment list features Jones & Lamson, Bullard & Lucas, Brown Sharpe tools and many lathes and mills. Auctioneer Charles Shingoood conducts sale at 930 Broadway New York City starting June Sth at 1 PM.
Auctioneer Samuel Marx to sell by order of the Committee of Creditors the entire stock of yarns and textiles inventoried at 100 Grand Street on Thursday June 10 1925 at 10 AM. Sale includes artificial fibers silk cottons waste and related items in multiple lots then bulk. Exhibition May 6 from 11 AM to 5 PM in Woolworth Building. Postponement notice for Monarch Auto Supply Co stock sale at 250 West 54th Street New York by Van Praag & Co and Jacob Lazanee Assignee.
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