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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
44
Raw silk imports show a rising trend with May 1971 totals at 27 712 bales and January at 40 177 bales. Stock in New York principal warehouses stood around 20 2 thousand bales, deliveries to American manufacturers trend higher but the broader silk trade remains slow to absorb the surge.
Day's News Dispatch from Baltimore reports Miss Charlotte B Day wills St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church Kingsville Md to receive twenty shares of the original stock of the Bank of the Manhattan Company. Bought in 1799 the stock is to stay intact until time shall be no more, underscoring the bank's historic wealth of experience.
Notice to holders of Cerro de Pasco Copper Corporation bonds about a July redemption date. Indenture dated July 1 1021 or 1921 outlines redemption at 105 percent of principal. Registered coupon bonds listed with numbers. payment at 19th Street New York after notice.
A lengthy public procurement notice outlines proposals for construction and bonding requirements for a New York state project. It details surety, performance bonds, legal authority, bidding procedures, and timelines, with references to the Superintendent of Public Works and related departments.
A damaged notice row mentions dividend notices with financial matters and a cashier role. The fragment references financial meetings and official notices dated May 1 but lacks clear context or complete details. The readable items point to a financial record column or public notices section.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a roadway and towers with unclear dates and references to Transetyr Books and a meeting at a tea house. The readable items mention a Towrs of Dirertere and a stock sale placeholder with scattered month names.
Partial OCR shows a Pacific Oil Company dividend notice dated 1932 with references to capital, shares, and board actions. The readable fragments mention dividends, officers, and a stock transaction though many words are garbled and details are unclear.
Fragmented financial notes show mixed currency values including dollar references and several country codes. The unreadable text lists currencies such as Brazil Guatemala and others with numeric hints, suggesting a market summary or exchange table.
The report notes rates eligible for purchase by the Federal Reserve bank. It cites a 4 percent rate and mentions a ninety day term. The text references Joane and Dre minnie age, with unclear context and several garbled names.
Wiesenberger will head the bureau of research and information for three years at the National Retail Toy Geode Association before severing ties. He plans to continue with nationwide travel into the fall. Meanwhile the American Wealen Company announced further advances in wool fabrics yesterday, with products newly covered in their ten advances.
The text presents a jumbled OCR passage listing numerous proper nouns including names such as ALBANT, ALTONIA, ATLANTA, and various theater and business terms. It reads as a garbled catalog of individuals, venues, products, and possible notices without coherent narrative or events.
A jumbled OCR passage lists items in a 19th or early 20th century department store setting, mentioning underwear dresses muslin aprons bustles and lingerie. Names and specific garments are scattered, including satin underwear and various ladies wear, with references to stores and buyers.
Marshall Fini & Co Chicago reports wholesale dry goods distribution in the week weaker than the similar period in 1021. Orders fell as pre inventory sale continued, while many merchants expected to visit Chicago for a presale and anticipated strong factory orders. Collections were not quite as good as the prior week but near the prior year level.
Readable lines show items priced higher with staples and department 30 of the ryadvane Uniform. The fragment hints at women’s goods selling at elevated prices in a department store context. The garbled text limits precise entities or locations.
April activity in the Federal Reserve District shows some progress despite rainfall hindering agriculture and commerce. Retail trade and department store sales in 13 cities lagged April 1921 but led March by modest margins, with wholesale trade weakening overall and farm implements increasing versus March.
Market reports show weakening raw silk prices with irregular local levels and several centers recording drops of about one cent from the prior week. Manufacturers remain largely out of the market awaiting clearer signals as downward momentum continues in both domestic and primary markets.
A $7.5 million bond issue for the City of Greater Prague Czechoslovakia seeks buyers. The bonds bear May 1 and November 1 interest, redeemable after November 1932 via a sinking fund, and payable in gold through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The issue, part of Prague's 1922 consolidation, supports municipal finance with a large debt load and extensive collateral values.
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