Bonds Offering At Averages Maturity Of About Fifteen Years
The document presents bonds with an average maturity around fifteen years offered at a price. It notes investor appeal and structured terms in a compact financial brief.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
18
The document presents bonds with an average maturity around fifteen years offered at a price. It notes investor appeal and structured terms in a compact financial brief.
Directors of several railroads and industrial firms announced higher dividends as prosperity broadens in the U S. Colorado Fuel and Iron plans to pay 8 percent back dividends on its 2 million dollar 8 percent preferred issue, record date July 28. The Western Coal Company and Panhandle also boosted payouts while Pennsylvania Company and other lines maintained enhanced semiannual or quarterly yields.
A dense list of short term notes and bonds from multiple governments and corporations compiled in 1917 1918 era. Includes Argentinas government and city issuances Canadian Prov Ont Ontario and New Brunswick Norwegian Swedish Swiss American issues and various railroad and utility securities with percent yields and issue dates.
After early firmness the Consolidated Stock Exchange weakened with Mexican Petroleum leading the sharp decline. A late rally lifted many prominent stocks to net gains for the day as rumors tied to the Mexican crisis influenced trading activity.
National City Bank forecast record breaking gold imports for the year ending tomorrow. The Foreign Trade Department cites 1915 as the peak gold and silver production year, with total value surpassing all previous years and U S silver output rivaling Mexico. Net imports are projected near $100 million, the highest since 1881.
A garbled note references The New York Times Sunday Logs and a binder review. Price details appear unclear and may reflect a catalog snippet or misread text.
The Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend of two percent payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 10. 1910. N. W. Remington cashier signs the notice.
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