Judge — March 17, 1923 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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Boring—I say, have you heard the one about the two Irishmen— Wiseleigh—You can’t interest me, my dear sir. I’ve heard one about five Irishmen! T have a high opinion of both A. T. e of the T. and U. P. “1 Nowr Wixpiwono, No Co: Th Durant enterprises is. still uncertain. about 60 so far, and it seems as if Mr. Dy erextending himself, He apparently aims to compet Henry Ford and with General Motors in the matter two concerns are well estab dd Mr. Durant will find it hard Bett neral a good futu rly $600, J stock si deficit in 1 dividend at it paid scrip. di It paid a divide k in April, 191, but nothing since. seems to be too heavy, there being standing over $17,000,000 nand over $4,000,000 preferred. ‘There is viting about stocks which have slumped like those of this compa N., Roayoxe, Va: It seems to be a fact that the Pat Marr Company has paid a dividend of 100 per cent., at that rate will be continued. hly speculative concerns of the oil fields © the disturbed condition Chi which Tt hus paid no « April, 121. After t uding Ji 83,000,000 in) 192 July 21, 1922. K., Ixptaxs ws in 1922 were o he present dividend of 7 per cent. Kassas Crry, Mo.: Goodrich common dividend since “Febs nds on the spect of divi id. is an exc long pull. The man's purchase. C, Jerrenson Crev, Mo. Th Machine Company never paid a dividend and its nominal surplus could easily have been wiped out by a more exneervative patterns will, T so will old Federal Adding earnings and nclair Consolidate ng reports ine ide in time . Kansas City So. Ry. earnings wert 021, There will be nothing attrac- common stock until there is prospect of the pfd. has paid its dividend for years. M., Lorary, O.: All the lead lard Oil stocks are good for ven W : paying 16 per cent. S. $10). 16 per cent., but selling at nearly $300: N.Y, par $25, Ia dividend on the new stock; S. y declared a 35 has dec " ing railroad pst of the C., Curvetann, 0.: ‘The broker whose circular you submit seems to be operating a blind pool for Speciiation in stocks. I know nothing about the man and T do not see how his statement of the profits he has made can be 1. You to take his word for it. There y such concerns in this city, but their business isso risky that I doubt if many of them have made money for their clients. The safe plan is to avoid all such Propositions and to be content smaller, but surer, of merit Phe property of the Verti potentially one of the three or four properties in Cuba, ‘The comp 7 per cent. bond: well secured. ‘The bonds slumped after the seizure of th caused considerable apprehen: it would involve France in great fi eminent banker here lately said that the French bonds bonds lately recovered a co But it is evident that France Everything depends ut of the Ruhr. Her ive than they ae rable part of their loss. en a risky vent n her success in getting money action has made her bonds more spec were. Province of O: 5 well re various little district municipal bonds on your list ki nothing about, Whethe itor not depends prospe ities. 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