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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
37
Fragmentary financial note describing gas and electric firm dealings. Mentions December dates and percentages, with unclear figures and names. Indicates secured funding and nominal interest components but lacks coherent details.
An OCR extracted text fragment references meetings agendas and notices in New York and nearby areas. It mentions CSAC meetings and a person named Kevin Eamer with references to streets, dates, and a request to hold or publish notices. The passage is garbled and contains numerous nonstandard words and broken phrases.
The Mexican Petroleum Company reports 1921 earnings surging toward a record level, with net income after charges near 24 percent of stock value and strong production from Cerro Azul and other fields. CEO T L Doheny notes capacity for 1,000,000 barrels daily with existing facilities and ongoing development boosting reserves and profits.
The Manhattan Company declares a quarterly dividend of six percent on capital stock payable July 1 1922 to stockholders of record at close of business June 23 1922 transfer hooks not closing. Beach Royalties Corporation Wichita Falls Texas dividend notice and director action list also appears with payment dates and record deadlines.
Historical notice style conveys dividend actions and share details for Metropolitan Trust Company of New York and Tobacco Products Corporation. It references directors, treasury, June 21 1922, stockholders, par value dividends, records date, and payment arrangements with named officers including William A. Fraillon and W Bruce as treasurer.
Market report notes irregular activity in curb trading with slight shifts in oil names and prices. Stiff competition among brands shows minor gains and losses across New York listings while overall sentiment remains cautious and uneven.
A garbled OCR segment lists numerous person names, firms, and locations without coherent narrative. It mentions Healy, Henry Pett Products, Sagan, Kahimens, Welland, and others, interspersed with scattered places like Haven and Forest. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
A sprawling OCR fragment lists names, debts, and amounts amid legal notices and ads. It mentions individuals, firms, a judge, and various monetary figures including 429.40 and 199.99, with reference to judgments and a range of unrelated items from millinery to car parts.
The Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company announces its annual report showing net earnings of $12,421,000 and a per share value of about 412.96, aided by higher earnings from media operations and increased Mexican Petroleum Company revenues, despite depreciation and taxes.
Mexican officials and a committee of American oil executives led by Doheny are negotiating guaranties to enable new oil exploration in Mexico. The talks aim to define land rights and a permanent share of benefits, with plans for joint exploration if guarantees can be secured. Lawyers finalize procedural basis as both sides pursue a mutually satisfactory arrangement.
A business committee chaired by I Seidman urges reduction of high duties and expansion of the sales tax to broaden the program. They argue it will lower living costs, attract capital from tax-exempt securities, and spur investment in industry and infrastructure, ultimately raising general prosperity. The plan claims widespread relief as the tax applies to many people without noticeable impact. London metal market figures follow in the report.
Fragmented currency report shows Commercial Credit and Reserve Bank discussions on prime rate levels. Analysts cite varying acceptance and demand trends for Manor notes and bill market activity as out-of-town demand influences pricing. The American Acceptance Council moved to prime tankers amid cautious market signals.
White skirts remain the most popular item with strong demand for plain, air striped and patterned ones. Black and red accents, along with gray, are also common, while white fabrics, including fennel dyed options, see broad use across sizes. patterns vary by weave and trim.
Ribbon trade rises as fall fashions drive longer dresses and petticoats. Plain jean wipes sell well. copper, reddish brown, terra cotta and blues are popular. Prices edge up for fabrics and textiles including 4h constructions and printed cloths for July to September delivery.
A nationwide movement by retail clothing firms opposes a proposed 7 cent duty on wool with critics arguing it would burden farmers and workers while raising prices for consumers. National Association of Retail Clothing Merchants argues tariffs should not raise overall costs and would harm the wearing apparel industry through the supply chain from grower to consumer.
A local clothing firm announces twenty five dollar men’s suits for fall. The plan includes an extra pair of trousers at the same price and promises good value for the money. Different makers will offer the bundle to attract buyers.
Importers in the Ynkshires market show active trading with hints of price increases as manufacturers signal potential demand. Some buyers resist at current levels, awaiting higher quotes and market shifts.
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