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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
9
Fragmentary text mentions Union Square Savings Bank and interest rates, quarterly dates, and a section about law and regulation. It references a secretary and a city, with scattered names and phrases that imply banking notices or corporate details from a historical page.
Cotton prices show nervous, irregular moves with early gains after open. October futures dipped to 81.50 before closing near prior levels, while sugar and coffee markets see limited shifts and a mixed optical outlook for the session.
Chicago notes show initial downward trend in wheat reversed by expectations of higher prices as black rust reports from South Dakota surface. Trading closes with mixed tones, oiling season-average support while winter wheat forecasts hint at tighter supply and potential adjustments to provisions.
Notices show dividend declarations by International Paper Company and Bank of America with payment dates in July. Also includes London Metal Market prices for copper, tin, lead, and zinc, plus stock exchange notices for Chase, Walker & Co, and a Philadelphia opening by an office in Widener Building.
A damaged notice announces the redemption of bonds by the Consolidated Gas Company of New York at 102 percent of face value, detailing exchange options, interest terms, and deadlines. It names The National City Bank of New York as fiscal agent and lists redemption opportunities for various certificates and bonds with dates from 1922 to 1982, signed by George f Contelyon, president.
The notice outlines contract proposals for materials and works including timber, flooring, exterior work, and related supplies. It lists bid deadlines, locations, responsible commissioners, and the official receipt and opening procedures, with details on bid forms, security, and evaluation by the New York commission and city authorities.
An historical note mentions Indian individuals and a community event at American Creek involving a treasurer. The fragment references a publication date around August and hints at a record or ledger entry. No clear names or outcomes are discernible from the excerpt.
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