Mercantile Marine Earnings Rise in 1919 Report
International Mercantile Marine Co. reports 1919 net earnings near 104.8 million, with subsidiary lines including Leyland, Red Star, White Star, Atlantic Transport, and Dominion. Bond interest and depreciation affect totals. year-to-date earnings cited as improving after wartime disruptions, with reconditioned passenger liners returning to service.
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Internationalile Marine Company
Fredei Leyland & Co., Ltd
Red Star Line
White Star Ise
Atlantic Transport Line
Dominion and Leyland Linket
International Mercantile Marine
Stramera
Argely Brith
Tudesatues
Frederick Iggland & Co., Ltd
Sbsidiary Compa
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Franklin
International Merfutile Marine
Otr
Iing Board
Bond market snapshot shows varied U S government and municipal quotes
Reading of closing prices lists bid and asked quotes across government and municipal bonds with partial notes on foreign and corporate issues. The page records prices for U S Treasuries like 3% and 4% series, Alberta and Argentine instruments, and urban rail and utility bonds, reflecting mixed demand and awkward liquidity in a Saturday session.
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Gohan
Alberta
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Barden
Copenhagen Trench
Perle
Pat Iid
Italy
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Bordeaux
Cope
Lyon
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Kansas City
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Co Te Iit
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Railway
Adams Express
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Investment questions on bonds and stocks from a financial advisory column
A reader seeks guidance on selling Russian internal loan bonds versus external loans, with opinions that external bonds offer better speculative prospects. The advisor reviews various securities including Ohio Cities Gas, General Electric debentures, Anglo American Oil notes, and several railroad and utility stocks, endorsing long term bonds at 6 to 7 percent yield and select preferreds. The exchange covers bond yields, risk of rail stocks under new regulation, and strategies to balance a 5,000 investment with a mix of bonds and selective equities.
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Russia
United States
Jadeuirabia
Ohio Cities Gas Company
ON Company, Ltd
Mra. W. i J
General Electric
Anglo-American Oil Company
Largeats Tributor
United Kingdom
Etien
Bow Rave
Mlectric Company Telephone and Telegraph American Woolen Company
Atchison, Topeka & Ganta Fe
Federal Rubber Company
General Electric Company
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
United States Steel Corporation
Cauxs Rt
Bell Telephone of Canada
Simmons Hardware
Goodrich Company
Kansas City
Bank Nd
Hay
Senurilien
Ghaness
Irregular Curb Trading Rises and Slumps Stock Movements
Curb market activity reflected reactions to the anticipated Republican National Convention in Chicago with Texans Pacific Coal and Oil and Carib Syndicate leading moves. Texan Pacific fell from 48 to 36 percent after covering shorts, while Carib Syndicate slid to 15 percent before a slight recovery. Colombian Emerald weakened, Mexican Panuco weakened amid reorganizational talk, and the industrial group showed irregular, modest changes.
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Chicago
Longs
Texan Pacific Coal and Oil and
Carib Syndicate
Shorts
Evan
Colombia
Panuco
Mexico
Conalderion
Royal Dutch
Cotton Exchange Officer Election Results Forecast
The annual Cotton Exchange election proceeded with contests among Leon B. Lowenstein and John W. Jay and Spencer Waters and J.T. Munda for board of managers. Other officers listed include Bache, Maury, Brooks, Cahill, Clayton, Cone, Gwat, Hicks, Hubbard Jr, Judson, Pearsall, Royce, and others. The results were to be announced at 9:50 this morning.
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Cotton Exchange
Leon B. Lowenstein
John W. Jay
Spencer Waters
J.T. Munda
Board of Managers
Bache
Presid
James ¥. Maury
Louie Brooks
Thomas F. Cahill
William L. Clayton
Edward K. Cone
Trade leaders report earnings and East Asia trip notes
The article notes monthly earnings for Chicago and Northwestern and mentions the Woolen Company and Nara Moto Corporation rights. 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.
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Foo Exchange
Nara Moto! Corporation
Arthur Kavanagh
Vics
Wark
MT. B. Orean
International Bankaration
Far East
Hey Limited
Investment Q A Columns Published in The Tribune Sundays
The Tribune runs four full columns each Sunday featuring investment questions and answers. The format provides practical guidance on markets, strategies, and personal finance topics for readers seeking quick, accessible insights.
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the Tribune
Mercer Motors Company Reports Earnings Outlook and Holdings
Mercer Motors Company shows earnings at a rate over six dollars with a balance sheet listing forty thousand shares of Locomobile at one dollar each and six million dollars of Simplex Automobile stock. The report notes substantial subsidiary values and forecasts plant expansion boosting production and profits into 1921.
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Mercer Motors Co
Steck
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 By Laws Amendment
New commission rates fixed by the Kin Tork Coffea and Sugar Exchange were adopted with amendments to by laws. The basic rate for transactions in sugar remains 0.625, with additional charges for members within the United States at 2.50.
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United States
Alec
Aaller
Noten to SE Unibet Selle conte par
The readable fragments describe a betting or gaming exchange involving Unibet and a seller or listing. Key entities include Unibet and a potential seller, with references to a betting event or market in a concise, public notice style.
British Interests Behind Austrian Mill Project
British interests reportedly negotiating with Austrian textile plants to supply raw materials and sell finished goods in the United States. A large Austrian plant for women’s wear and men’s cloth is mentioned, with plans tied to raw material shortages and prior production in cotton and linen for various trades.
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Austria
Hese
United States
Marti Onus
Cottal
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