Market activity muted by profit taking and cautious trading
A volatile session saw early gains trimmed by heavy profit taking. Traders cited cautious sentiment as earnings outlooks and corporate activity influenced by manufacturing and trade dynamics as the market ebbs toward the close.
Stock market outlook and international trade discussion
A fragmented report notes stock fluctuations on the New York Stock Exchange and a cautious mood in markets. It highlights possible profits from continued regulation, the role of London and international trade, and signals from the Mercantile Marine Company about export potential and domestic manufacturing.
Mixed Industrial and Banker Trading Figures in June 1919
A dense report outlines call loans, renewals, and acceptances across mixed collateral and industrials. It lists bank acceptances rediscount eligibility, varying terms from sixty to ninety days, and a wide array of securities with prices, including rail, steel, oil, and manufacturing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLAT
L.j
ALL Industriats
Cy Davis
Foreign grain trade figures show rising exports
The report notes a continued heavy demand for U S exports overseas with wheat shipments from the Dominion and Europe rising. It mentions quarterly figures and percentages, indicating growing export activity and shifts in trade as the month progresses.
Stock Exchange Bond Prices and Sales Report
Bond activity on the New York Stock Exchange shows weekly and year to date figures with large totals and multiple bond issues. The document lists daily sales, year to date totals, and prices for numerous corporate and government issues, including terms and percent yields.
Profit-Taking Dampens Rail Stocks in Wide Market
The stock market shows reduced interest in railroad shares with broad turnover down as profit-taking depresses most issues. Pere Marquette and Louis & San Francisco advance while other rails slip. Shipping stocks rise on anti-IMMC sale sentiment, with Atlantic, East & West Indies leading gains. May Department Stores declares quarterly dividends. The broker loan controversy continues to provoke debate though bankers remain confident in liquidity. cotton remains weak after sharp recent declines amid overbought conditions and published government data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sssevesace
Net
Ask
Lew
Wyrxdams Express
Ajax
Odee
Alaska Mes
Alaska Juneau
Allis-Chet Tiie
Sat
Can & Fdry
Am. International
Linseed
Locomotive
Vance Rumely
Am.M.lstpf.c
D.s
Am. Smelt. & Ref
Am. Smelt. & R. Pf
Am. Snuff
Steel F
Rat
Sumatra
Tel
Tobacco
Tob. Pf
Zinc
Baltimore & Ohio
Ogast
Baltimore & O
Mppore
Bethlehem Steel
Beth, Steel
Beth. Steel
Beth. Steel Sept
Booth Fisheries
Bklyn Pid Tran
Bklyn Union Gas
Brown Shoe
But. & Susquehanna
Burns Brothers
Butterick Co
Butte Cop. & Zinc
Butte & Superior
Chi
St. P
Northwest
Northw
Associated Oil
Rock
St.l
Huett, Peabody
Cuba Cane S. Pf
Cuban-Am
Deere & Co. Pf. den
Rilo Gr
Dik Horn Coal
Smer
Brant‘ham
Ist
Erie Sd. of
Oss
Ederal
Gaston, W
General Cigar
Electric
General Motors Pf
Treneral Motors
Goodrich
B.F
Great Northern Pf
N. Certs
O. P
Greene-Can
Haskell & Barker
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
Interboro Consol
Interboro Con
Harvester New
Marine
Aia
Bowetore
Kansas City
Kelly Springs
Kelsey Wheel
Kennecott
Keystone Tire & R.atch
Fuel
West
Reneral Sth
Gulf States Steel
Agricultural Pl
Lackawanna Steel
Laclede Gas
Lake Erie & West
Lake Erie & W. Pf
Lee Rubber & Tire
Derand
Lehigh Valley
Os Ables
Liggett & Myers of A
Rance
Forillard
Lorfl. (P
Ventera Louis. & Nash
Haere Mackay Core
London
Maxwell Motors
Senos
Sccceass
Anghal
Mexican Petroleum
Seadee Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Ite
Sccascescecnac
BOT Nug Minn
St. L. New
India
Kan
Texas
Boidorg Ys Bs
Cessok
Kan. & T
CBI
UCA Ss Oceans
Missouri Pacific
Japan
Missouri Pacific Pf
Kobe
Wera
Acme
Yokohama
Biscuit
Spain
Cable
Philippine
Enam. & St
Bcandinavia
UOC
Ceace Oe
Christiania
N.rys
Nevada
South America
N. C
Tex. & Mex
Buenos Aires
SIG Non So Oxy Ea Ae
Central
RIA
le Fener
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk & Western
American Relief
Jealings
Northern “Pacifice Aesontomized
Kronen
Nova Scotia
Port Dollar
Riotf
R&a Nm
Ohio Cities Gas
Ri ” Poiarg
Ccs
Eoccace Goweiad Sreeasegeecce
Ohio Fuel Supply
OS Austria Bb
Ontario Mining
Iuromania Interersserensvergeeece
Okla
Czechoslovakia
Abeasee
Owens Bottle
Na Nm ' BO
Stanak Bos Abeace
Pacific Mail
Rumania
Pacific Tel. & Tel
Pan-Am. P. & T
Penn
Read. Steel
Aioe
Das Cava Ti Days. 90 Days Sir 3 "4 { 100 |, People’s Gas
Peoria & Eastern
Seereuasee Ohate
Pere Mary
Philadelphia Co
Federa
Pierce-Arrow
Maeese
Pierce OM
PB. C
Cra St
Aig
Boston
Chicago
Pitts
West Va
San Flcisco
Don
W. Va
Montreal
Pond Creek
Anid
Ereses Farag
Ulm Grace Vencis
Punta Alegre
York
Railway Steel Sp
Ray Con
Treasury Statement
Reading
Meese Evel A
New York Times
Washington
Royal D
Pagate
Ceres A
St. Joseph
St. Louis-San Fran
St. U-San BP
Savage Arms
Seabye Air Line
Sear
Roeb. & Co
Shattuck-Arizona
Chesnake & Ohio
New Haven
New York Central
Southern Pacific
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Lsted
Ring Sharps
Railroads to Address Finances This Summer
Rumor says several railroads plan public announcements on overdue finances. The Big Four may sell lands while other lines negotiate with bankers as July 1 maturities loom and bankers expect congressional action for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Copper Prices Jump As Demand Grows In Market
Copper prices rise to 17 to 17 1/2 cents per pound with forecasts of 20 cents before September as demand increases though trade remains unsettled by ongoing peace treaty delays. July copper quoted at 17 1/2 cents. uncertain foreign orders linger.
Market Report Amid Turbulent Commodity Listings
A dense OCR page summarizes stock bids and prices across multiple sectors. It lists Sloss-Sheffield Steel, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Transamerica, tobacco and food producers, and automotive names like Studebaker and Willys-Overland with bid and percent values. The fragment also mentions copper, lead, and other metals with spot and futures quotes, and notes a Boston curb market reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloss
Steel & F
Sloss-S.s
Southern Pacific Bevel
Porto Rico
Southern Railway
Southern Ry
TOL
Strom
Studebaker Coshese
JIS
Studebaker Co
Stutz Motor Coteacwent Ax
Superior Steel
BLY
de Tenn. C
Mites Eto
Sub. Reta
F P
Teaas & Pacific
Transue & Wms
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Pt
United Alley Mee Ia
P. & Elise
Tegan Pacific L. T
Feco
United Cigar Stores
United Drug 1St
United Fruit
United Ry. Invest
Ae Ay
I. S. Indus
Alco
Ity S. Ind
R. & Imp
S. Stacy
U ‘Steel Pr
Uieh
Ae Ee
Va.Car. Chemical
Car. Chem. P
Unclear OCR shows rail and packing company mentions
Fragmentary lines mention Am State and Udahy Packing along with Stutz Motor and United Line and Railways. Date references include July. Text is garbled with partial names and places, lacking a coherent event or action to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rater Am
Oe Statene de
Bue
Udahy Packing
Serinafield Rab
Stutz Motor
United Ligne & Rys
Short Term Notes and Bond Listings 1919 1920 1921
A compact record of short term notes and multiple bond listings with issuing authorities including government bodies of Canada Norway Russia Swiss and Quebec. Entries show various maturities dates and yields with notes on security types and credits. The list includes corporate issues from Tobacco companies and other sectors with maturity dates ranging 1918 to 1925 and yields around 5 to 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. FS
Norway
Ve- F. Corp
Iss B. Mag.c
Tob
Tob. Co
R. RS
Corp
Corp.t
8. Corp
Directors Balk Sale Of British Ship Assets In 1919
American International Corporation directors voted against the proposed sale of British owned ships from the International Mercantile Marine Company to a British syndicate. They cited the fleet's uniqueness and strategic value as reasons to oppose liquidation and to protect stockholders. A protective committee for both stock classes was formed to represent investors at the June 16 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America National Corporation
Melia
International Mercantile Marine Chepany
Marty Company
American International Directors
American International Corporation
International Metile Marine Company
Iternational Mercantile Marine
Arines
Daniel W. Fiurn Nitive
AS Nesey Street
Stork & the International Mercantile Marty Company
John W. Platten
Frederick W. Stet
Comititre
Blumenthal
Platten
Scott
Atlantic
Marine Cortmos
Spd
Cen ik i. Secene Gen. Pgh PAP sas-Ate Retin a Pact
Unable to determine readable entities or event from the provided fragment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twin State Gas & Electr*c CO
New England
Ad Bickmore
Broadway
Cities Service Company
States
Henry L. Doherty & Company
Wall Street, New York
Bamberger, Loeb & CO
Broad St
Columbia Graphophone
Common & Preferred
C. C. Kerr & Co
Wall St. N.Y
Warren Bros
J. C. Walsh & CO. Investment Securities
N. Y
Standard Oil
CWC, Kerr & Co
Wall St
N.Y
H. C. Spiller & Co
Wat St. N.Y. Tel
Lipnover
Chase National Bank
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Jones Brothers
McClure, Jones & Reed
Dale
Jin
Ional
Bilia
Lin Dea
Rts
Wey
Wrarcz
Mercantiste Marine
Tain
Money and Exchange
Ras. Rials Ts Wayats
iDay
Colum
Rad
Ory
Anaa Sanl
Ree Baer
Eal
Ip. An
Ares
Aale Sven
Br & Co
Mo Pac
St L SwWist
Ala Mid Se
Brians Busine Oe
Amagc Ded Sa
Am Cot of
Redkence Rew
Bindiat
T Sheess Lst
Temp Ist
Bell T
Amt&t
Morria
So Pacco
Aeanea
Enam
Baek
Beoces
Goede
Rosens
Tex Co
Zinae
Asee Seese Jon
Eal N
Atehee
Avadj Ss
Fitva
Bklyn UN el
Vee
Toring Pz EL Hap
Nyrys
UN Pac
Sbvesis
Nor Pac
Sen
Aisha
Se Ce
Ge Nsu
Et & Ref
Pee Corp
Jjj
Beesec
Lack Steel
Ligwett & Si
Bevin Long
Isi de Ge
Midvale
Wileon & Co
Os Giecie
Maes Lees
A . Ae
Peogec
ofChi
Raf
Kiogw
Mbsisa
Bes Rial Agl
Wall Street
International Mercantile Marine
Atlantic, East & West Indies
Marine Oe
May
Financial District
Toler Products Export Company
Samme
Iss
Orin
Gorq
Bing
Tiny
Sto
Ad Tho
Oma
Matu
Walt
Ohlo
Red
Tou Jou
Tan
Itran
Iron Cap Ston
Joston
Majesti Lohemia
Mos. Tw
Alaverna
Nixon
Douwg
Oneco
Rystal
Cuondaga
Fes
Hainter
Varl Bagie
Miawt Sagie B
Iad
la Rose
Speiler
Yeutertar
Tren Bia
Bia
Everne
BR. R
We & v6 Tool
Pal Loans
Audahy BP. Co
Joy
Ree
Bruce
Lea Lwo
Veoh Dee
Dee
uTty
Mercantile Marine
Freet
Pers
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