Mercantile Marine Earnings Rise in 1919 Report
The International Mercantile Marine Company reports 1919 net earnings of about 104 million pounds translated for comparability, with growth from 1918. Earnings include direct fleet operations and subsidiary dividends, offset by bond interest and depreciation, amid war-era factors and fuel costs.
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Red Star Line
White Star Ise
Atlantic Transport Line
Dominion and Leyland Linket
International Mercantile Marine
Stramera
Argely Brith
Tudesatues
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Iing Board
Bond market roundup shows Treasury prices and corporate quotes
The day’s bond market reports U S Government and municipal bonds with bid and asked quotations, closing prices, and yields. It lists various issues from Liberty and prewar sequestration notes to Canadian and British issues, with scores of up and down movements across many bonds.
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Gohan
Alberta
Igi
Isii
Barden
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Perle
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Lyon
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Cincinnati, That & Western Railroad
Denver& Rio
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Investment Advice for Russian Debt and U.S. Bonds
Readers seek guidance on Russian internal and external bonds plus a broad mix of U.S. and international issues. Responses favor external Russian bonds for speculation, advise long term U.S. and Canadian bonds, and caution about railroad stocks amid regulatory changes. Recommendations emphasize high grade and secured issues with yields from 6 to 7+ percent, while noting liquidity and risk variations across carriers and industries.
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Atchison, Topeka & Ganta Fe
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Cauxs Rt
Bell Telephone of Canada
Simmons Hardware
Goodrich Company
Kansas City
Irregular Curb Market Moves After Republican Rally
Curb trading showed uneven activity as traders adjusted to expected Republican National Convention results in Chicago. Texan Pacific Coal and Oil touched 48% before fading to 36% after covering shorts and long-sellers. Carib Syndicate weakness pushed it to 15% while Colombia Emerald fell, and Mexican Panuco eyed a potential reorganization. Industrials were erratic. Submarine Boat rose to 13% while General Asphalt and Royal Dutch rights changed little.
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Evan
Colombia
Panuco
Mexico
Conalderion
Royal Dutch
Cotton Exchange Officers Contest Attracts Few Nominations
The Cotton Exchange annual election occurred with results due at 9:80 this morning. Only two pairs contested board positions, Leon B. Lowenstein versus John W. Jay and Spencer Waters against J.T. Munda, while several candidates sought other offices including president vice president treasurer and board members such as Bache Maury Cahill Clayton Cone Gwat Hicks Hubbard Judson Pearsall and others.
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Louie Brooks
Thomas F. Cahill
William L. Clayton
Edward K. Cone
Finance executives return from Far East trip
Arthur Kavanagh vice president of National City Bank and MT B Orean head of International Bank visit the Far East on an extensive corporate trip, reporting on rights and earnings in Chicago and Northwestern markets and Woolen Company matters.
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Thirtieth Street
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New York
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Henry Remsen
Investment Qs and As Published In The Tribune Sundays
Four full columns of investment questions and answers are carried in The Tribune each Sunday. The feature provides guidance on stocks markets and personal finance with reader queries answered by staff experts.
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the Tribune
Mercer Motors Co Reports Earnings and Asset Valuation
Mercer Motors Co shows earnings at a rate over six dollars per share with an April balance sheet listing Locomobile stock valued at 40000 and Simpex Automobile stock at 6000, plus half Hare's Motors, full Mercar Distributing stock, and other holdings totaling 1,063 thousand. The president notes planned plant expansion and machinery acquisition to lift output, aiming to double 1920 and triple 1921 production.
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Locomobile Company
Simplex Automobile Company
Mercer Motors Company
Hare's Motors
Mercar Distributing Company
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Bainester
Mien Haro
Locomobilecomobile Coropany
Stark
Caabany Weil Bo
Kin Tork Coffea and Sugar Exchange Rate Amendments Adopted
The Kin Tork Coffea and Sugar Exchange adopted amendments to by laws fixing new commission rates. Members in the United States face a $2.50 surcharge plus the basic rates, with sliding commission scales proposed for transactions in sugar. The basic rate remains 0.625 for members within the pound area while other provisions reference nomination and election rules, market maturity measures, and related procedural updates.
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Aaller
Apetence Tm noten to SE Unibet
A fragmented text item mentions SE Unibet and a notice of a betting or betting-related context. The readable parts suggest a company or platform reference and a possible sale or service note. Further concrete details are not present in the legible fragments.
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Heystone Tire
Zou Kingly
Tall Aa
Davestme Mina
Happ M
Keystone Tire
Keystone
British Interests Behind Austrian Mill Project
British interests aim to back an Austrian mill scheme involving major British commissions and several textile plants. The plan would supply Austria with raw materials and sell finished goods in the United States, with a large Austrian plant for women’s wear and men’s cloth. A loom for underwear production and cotton linen trade with South America is noted, but raw material shortages and linen scarcity threaten revival of the business.
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Austria
Hese
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Cottal
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