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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Liberty 1 Bonds with various coupon statuses and prices, including a zero coupon line and a line referencing PURDY & CO. The readable items reference bonds, coupons, and a dealer name, though many details are garbled.
An old New York Stock Exchange piece explains that seats sell by bid, with Allan A. Ryan of Stutz Motors facing a vacancy after resignation. The article details the exclusive admission, price history, and recent sale figures, noting a $100,000 bid and that a seat is a floor right rather than property.
BUENOS AYRES June 26 American salesmen except those selling alcohol are freed from paying more than one license tax under a treaty between the United States and Argentina. Previously salesmen paid a separate license in each province.
A financial column advises conservative choices for a widow with $2,900 in cash. It recommends buying long term high grade bonds at a discount, including St. Louis Railroad general 4 percent, Illinois Central 4 percent 1953, and Illinois Steel 4 percent, totaling $2,000 with over 85 percent yield. It also discusses Crucible Steel dividends and notes on American bonds, offering specific issues and yields while stressing risk awareness.
The Tribune runs four full columns of investment questions and answers each Sunday, providing readers with market insights, guidance, and practical tips. Experts answer reader inquiries on stocks, bonds, funds, and portfolio strategies in a concise format.
The report highlights ongoing price movements on the New York Stock Market with emphasis on notable shares and overall market direction. Analysts note fluctuations in key indices and trading volumes as investors weigh earnings and macroeconomic signals.
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