Word: cashing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...cash was provided by indefatigable Clarence Dillon of Dillon, Read & Co., whose purchase and sale of the Dodge concern last spring aroused lively interest everywhere. How much cash it took to purchase the Graham Bros.' control was not stated...
...Shipping Board called before it both bidders, directing them to make their best bids. Moore & McCormack objected to several features of the offering, and when the Board refused to make concessions, withdrew their offer. So the Board closed with the Munson Line. Terms: $4,104,000, one quarter in cash, the remainder in 14 annual instalments at 4¼% interest; a bond of $1,000,000 to be put up to insure operation of the service for five years...
...General Motors Corporation at present has no debts of any kind, and holds $155,000,000 of cash and marketable securities. The only securities ranking ahead of its common stock are its preferred issues...
...directors of the Corporation evidently are believers in sharing its profits with its shareholders, particularly when the cash position of the concern is as strong as at present. In addition to its regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 on each common share, an extra dividend of $5.00 a share was declared. This means that, in addition to the $36,131,000 of regular dividends paid on Motors stock this year, $25,808,000 will be paid put in extras, making a total dividend disbursement of $61,939,000 out of 1925 profits...
This payment establishes a new high record for cash dividend payments by any U. S. corporation in peace times. It approaches the $85,140,668 paid out to its common shareholders by U. S. Steel in 1917. This year, however, Steel is paying them only...