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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
5
The day’s bond market listings show varied quotations across government securities and municipal issues. Notable entries include Liberty bonds, Canadian government notes, and foreign government issues with prices and yields reflecting active trading, market closure notes, and ongoing interest discussions.
Fragmented OCR text shows market listings with prices and goods. Names and places are unclear, but references to Loy Woodbun and Washington area items suggest a local curb market roundup. Reading indicates sale notes for foods and household goods, with several distorted vendor markers.
The Financial Editor of The Tribune advises investors on general information and urges mail inquiries. It outlines favored bonds and notes such as American Tobacco, Bethlehem Steel, and United States Steel, warning about speculative units and stressing prudent, long term holdings over high risk issues.
A historical analysis discusses copper stocks and credit issues, noting high prices and profits for copper firms, but warns on valuation. It observes weak demand from abroad and uncertainties in auto groups like General Motors, suggesting investors should decide for themselves without advisory guidance.
A dense stock market excerpt lists multiple companies and figures across cities including Baltimore Boston and Pittsburgh. It mentions bonds, dividends, property values, and various trading notes with entities such as Union Traction and Arundel Corp, alongside anticipated meetings and notices. The text reads like a financial page fragment with ticker clues and corporate names without full context.
A consignment of gold is expected from Canada, possibly silent until the end of the coming week. Ottawa will ship the gold through the Minister of Finance to the Bank of Montreal's New York agency, with New York fund premiums and Montreal discounts making the operation profitable.
Dominion Steel directors failed to halt a meeting after seeking a legal injunction. They were not reelected as the board faced internal turmoil linked to merger discussions and management turnover.
The Tribune publishes four full columns each Sunday with investment questions and answers. The feature covers common investing topics and guidance from expert contributors, helping readers navigate markets, portfolios, and practice.
Economic pressure endangers the gold industry says George S. Bailey of the American Mining Congress speaking at Ashbury Park New Jersey on the industry’s decline and currency deflation. Other speakers include Major George F. Chandler and JF Ven, with officers elected for the association's upcoming year.
Financial notes report a dividend of 3 shillings per share on American Buellan stock and discuss share values and par. Separate dispatches recount Albanian prisoners killed amid clashes. telegrams from Geneva note executions and captures as violence intensifies.
Konstantin Fehrenbach, president of the German National Assembly, agreed to attempt forming a ministry after a conference with centrist leader Karl Trimberger and President Kert. The talks followed Dr. Mayer von Kaufbeusen accepting the chancellorship at Paris.
Army orders list assignments and postings for captains and officers in various units. Names include Matthews, Ty Mella, Foote, Tatoma Park, Norton, and others with duties referenced at Washington and Camp. The garbled text notes coast artillery, infantry, and engineer groups with rank designations and station mentions.
Navy orders issued today reference locations in Washington and Maryland. The dispatch lists several officers and ships including Lt J and gun crews, with mentions of navy yards and assignments across multiple stations.
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