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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
13
The page lists bond prices and stock figures from a June 1913 market report including totals for sales, year to date figures, and closing prices. It mentions government bonds, city securities, railroad issues, and corporate bonds with varying yields and issue details.
The fragment lists various financial entries with dates from 1913 to 1917, including rates per peck and yield percentages. It mentions entities such as Motor Industries and Hocking Valley and includes scattered month references like June July October and December. The notes mix price quotes, bond or stock yields, percentages, and dates without a coherent narrative.
Copper weakened amid slight recession while tin fell markedly and spelter slipped five points. A sale of 50 000 pounds East St. Louis June delivery closed at 5 16, with standard bid and ask quotes listed for copper and tin alongside other base metals.
Stockholders of the Standard Oil Company of New York assent to increasing capital stock from 15 000 000 to 75 008 000. Directors to meet Friday to authorize distribution of 400 percent stock dividend. Dividend expected June 50 to have owners of record June 13.
Roberts argues that trade paper quotations reflect market tempera ture rather than actual sale prices and that published Steel Corporation prices were not the sole basis for transactions. He notes buyers and sellers used credit, delivery terms, and other factors in pricing. Cross-examination on Hill ore leases resumes today.
Robert R. Reed argues against using taxation to reach trusts. He cites a John Sharp Williams bill and Baltimore platform support while favoring a restrictive approach to trusts through excluding commerce. He says Democrats oppose non revenue use of power and questions McReynolds plan.
Judge Mayer overruled the demurrer in the Sherman law case against the Eastern Boxboard Club. Yesterday eight defendants appeared in Federal District Court and pleaded not guilty. Names include ee Geer Simons Bryant Henry.
Closing quotations show no transactions across listed bonds and preferred stocks. Entries include Am Ag C pf 47 48 Depf 825 ABS pf 780, various Pf and stock listings with percentages, prices, and percentages, reflecting a snapshot of market activity and withdrawn bids.
Samuel A Short Jr and Cheries appear in a brief obituary notice with limited readable text. No clear dates or locations are established in the fragment.
The article outlines guaranteed notes from Foundry Company and related interest terms. It lists receivers and officials including Robert C. Drayton and Howard Bayne, noting bondholders may withdraw on November 1 if the committee cannot obtain principal and interest within fifteen years after maturity on October 1.
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