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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
34
Slightly firmer tone on the stock market yesterday with high demand for funds. The rate held at 7 percent, money market amid steady collateral yields, and overall market remained quiet with notable activity in bonds and rail stocks.
The report notes several firms posting gains for months ended April 20 with varying pretax figures and mentions plans for drill operations in Arkansas by Handard Oil Company. Analysts anticipate Fed policy shifts and credit tightening affecting interest rates and market liquidity.
Reported by Yokohama correspondents, Japan's trade balance is described as very unfavorable. Banks failed to reopen on a day marked by weak financial mood and ongoing Silk Market concerns.
Northern Pacific directors weigh declaring a 4 percent quarterly dividend after a meeting. Howard Elliott, president and chair of the Interstate Traveler Association, notes that shifts in rail rates approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission could boost operating income by about 30 million dollars and sustain the current 7 percent dividend. The railroad’s traffic outlook hinges on ICC rate decisions.
The day Cuba veers toward trade shifts as Great Northern faces dividend planning and Northern Pacific acts on a regular quarterly dividend. Notes mature September 1 prompt investor attention while possible equipment financing and near term certificates of payment loom. Crucible Steel and United Retail Stores push stock dividends, sparking declines and tepid trading as traders respond to new payout expectations.
E R Motarmick, chairman of the Yard Marker Association, denied immediate plans to build on Church Street due to high materials costs and labor difficulties. He said a more favorable time is needed, noting the project remains on hold amid the current flux.
A debenture and bond issue totaling about 400 million dollars was announced in 1927 with a June payment schedule. The offering includes a 1 percent rate, a 0 percent fee, and involves multiple entities including the Federal Urnerow Heavy and United Staten. The plan outlines terms and a hearing dated Trim dann 15, 120, with details for payments due June Ws 128.
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