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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
7
The report highlights fuel supply, especially coal and coke, as crucial to iron and steel production. Industry chatter notes rising costs, with coke prices up about 1 ton and output uncertainty amid rail tieups. Japanese and Dutch East trade factors influence coke delivery, while foundries face pressure from higher prices and scarcity.
Ottawa report notes business imports rising in May and April 1920, with total import value reaching over 400 million dollars. Western New York railroad compensation figures are cited, alongside overall trade and price concerns, reflecting a modest growth in domestic commerce.
The Day's bond report lists multiple government and municipal issues with varied interest rates and maturities. It mentions U.S. government issues, foreign government obligations, and corporate bonds with prices and yields, noting activity and quotes from traders and brokers.
Directors of Crucible Steel in Pittsburgh announce a stock dividend of 16 20 cents per share and a cash distribution of 2 dollars per share totaling 877 000. The plan increases total capitalization with a July 1 payable date for shareholders of record on July 1. The stock dividend is one additional share per current share held, and the cash distribution raises the total cash payout to a substantial amount. The announcement cites prior board actions and notes the move aligns with ongoing policy to distribute surplus from time to time.
Investment column answers general investor questions and discusses New Jersey Zinc Company and Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company stock prospects plus Bond issues from Union Oil and Consolidated Steamship. It analyzes dividends, capitalization, and market conditions with cautious, agency-style guidance.
The Tribune prints four full columns of testment questions and answers each Sunday.
Optimistic tone persisted in curb trading with prices broadly higher though gains were modest. Industrials and oils saw limited moves while several oils and related stocks moved slightly up or held near unchanged as market support and demand steadied.
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