Word: dividend
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...competitor, LL S. Tobacco (Copenhagen snuff, also chewing, smoking, plug tobacco and cigarets) made $3,020,000 against $2,950,000. George W. Helme Co- (Navy Sweet, Square Strong snuff) made $2.147,000 against $2,331,000. P. (Pierre) Lorillard Co (Old Gold), which recently paid its first dividend since 1926, made $4.846,000 against $3,614,000. A big Lorillard stockholder is Selected Industries with 102,580 shares...
Childs, despite its All-the-helpings-you-want $1 dinners, made $241,000 against $933.000, passed its preferred dividend...
Congoleum-Nairn had a banner year, making $1,239.000 against $208,000. Although this amounted to only 90? a share, the company's strong financial position enabled it to go on a $1 dividend basis last summer after six dividendless years...
...steady decline of Transamerica, and the stopping of the dividend." For this the Walker management has already offered three reasons: general market conditions; the unorthodox, if not utterly improper, methods which Giannini used to put the stock up in the bull market; attempts at artificial support in October 1929, when the Giannini management spent $68,000,000 of the company's cash to keep its stock up. The annual report explained the dividend stoppage by the necessity of conserving cash resources to meet bank loans recklessly incurred by Giannini management and because of asset shrinkage. The report showed...
...come from two sources: 1) about $215,000,000 in a fractional levy on member banks' deposits to aid other member banks; 2) $200,000,000 from the Treasury for nonmember State banks. The first fund would be supplemented by all Federal Reserve Bank earnings in excess of 6% dividend requirements. Last week it was likely that, whatever the fate of the Glass Bill was as a whole, this part might be lifted out bodily and passed by itself...