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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1922
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text outlines miscellaneous market notes on utilities securities and securities trading. Mentions numbers and codes with unclear meaning, suggesting a brief stock or market update section from a newspaper page with illegible or corrupted lines. Entities cannot be conclusively identified from the readable text.
A reader seeks 6 percent or more in bonds and stocks. The Tribune column lists multiple bonds and preferred issues with approximate yields such as Pennsylvania Railroad 6s 1986 about 6 percent, Swedish Government bonds about 5.9 percent, New Jersey Public Service 6s around 6.1 percent, Canadian Northern 1940 about 8 percent, United States Rubber 6s 1947 near 6.8 percent, plus stock options like Pere Marquette and Endicott Johnson. It discusses warrants on Producers and Refiners, Jerome Verde transactions, and National Exchanges Inc, noting risks and the need for cautious selection.
A reader asks whether to cash Union Pacific stock at 140 to invest in bonds yielding near 7 percent as truck competition grows. Experts caution railroads may face regulation but advise against abandoning Union Pacific, noting many bonds offer safer yields and recommending a mix of high grade issues and selective speculative options, with a focus on preserving liquidity and diversification.
The Tribune will publish full investment Q and A columns every Sunday and Monday with an additional full column on other days providing a comprehensive daily briefing for readers seeking practical guidance and market insights.
A garbled OCR list shows buyers arrival notices for furniture and clothing from numerous retailers across cities like Atlanta, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston. Items include dresses, undergarments, coats, shoes, jewelry, and ready to wear goods, with multiple firm names such as Jordan Marsh, Filene’s, Wanamaker, and J M Wigeine. The fragment reflects broad nationwide distribution of dry goods and fashion during the period.
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