Cotton Market Ends Lower Amid Bearish Trade
The cotton market closed barely steady with a net decline of 15 to 28 points as selling intensified in Western and Southern accounts. Traders cited bearish sentiment, improved crop conditions, and the Clearing House Association margin powers as factors, while futures faced resistence from private wires reporting dire crop prospects in Texas and the Southwest. Southern spot prices slipped, and bids reflected cautious demand as week-end statistics and receipts were reported.
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Clearing House Association
Exiten. Netil
London
Southwest
Texas
New York
Cubas
Porto Ricos
Nadian
Domingos
Trade conditions and bank activity show partial revival
Dun's Review notes a cautious revival in commerce and banking as firmer temperatures aid retail sales. Retail counters improve with more uniform activity while agrarian regions report substantial gains. Bradstreet's data suggests continued overall economic vigor despite some softer readings in late cycles.
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Dun
Enys
Bce
United States
Earnings report hints at utilities sector trends
A fragment lists figures for LLE and Eastern and others with mixed numbers and unclear context. The text mentions fiscal measures and comparisons, implying an earnings or utility sector snapshot, but lacks coherent details or dates.
Commodities Markets Report From United States Government Bonds
Market notes indicate government bond quotations were secured from registered dealers. The report references over the counter dealings and price movements in the 1925 period, with emphasis on bond trading and market activity.
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United State
Bend Bt
THS
Utilities Closing Bids Mention Akos and Cities Service
Fragmentary utility notice notes closing quotations for issues and mentions Akos and Cities Service with SSM and Oman in the transcribed line. Limited readable entities constrain full context.
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Akos
Oman
Market listings of utility stocks and bonds across regions
A dense listing of utility company securities including Amer. W. W. & P. L. Pp Cent. States Cent. Elec. pf. and various power and gas issuances. Entries show par values and yields such as 2% Eiedric tanae Expire Dist 90, Interstate Corp. 32, Lincoln Gas & Electric 47, Miss. River Power 52, and many others with notes on preferences, debentures, and series dates.
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Am. W.W
Davies Power & L
Duluth
Eiedric Tanae
Tight & Trac
Interstate Corp
Interstate
Lincoln Gas & Electric
Miss. River
Col G. & K
Cot
Com’ Wealth P
Southwest
Cal
Eélson Pf
L. Pt
Gas & Electric
Gas & Ble
la & Teon
Ry. L
Texas Power & Tri-City R. I. P
Tampa Electric
C. Pf
UN, Gas & el
United Gas Improve
United Light & Rys
UN. Light & Rys Pt
P. Tr
W. P
Western Power
Western Pt
Wisconsin Edison
Yadkin River
P. T
Pist Gx
Nor
P. Se
Nor. Tex. el
Col. T
Ohio Gas
Ariz
Portland Gien
Elec
Out of Town Markets Show Mixed Stock Activity
Reading shows heavy trading in diverse sectors with varying gains and declines. Stocks such as Pure Oil and Texaco display modest advances while others in mining and utilities slip amid fluctuating volumes.
Commodities Mixed in Chicago Markets on Harvest Outlook
Wheat cash markets ease as harvest approaches while Northwest firm. Corn advances on cooler weather and strong demand. oats rise with corn. Hog prices steady with moderate receipts. Coffee and sugar futures show mixed moves with small gains and local spot firmness.
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Texas
Gulf
Northwest
Canada
Consolidated Exchange sees irregular midday stock movement
The Consolidated Exchange experienced irregular trading after midday as offerings and raids affected prices. Despite many Liberty Loans, close prices showed mixed activity with numerous stocks recording gains and losses across listed issues, including General Motors and Reading, amid a volatile trading session.
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Stock Exchange
Consoll
N. Y
Pacific Mail
Coast
Edwin Loco
Rep
Balt
Ohio
Sinclair
Union Pac
Chile
U.w. Ind
Aloc
China
Utah
ColumbusGas
Pt. A. Ais
Whouse Fl
Crucibie Steel
Willys-Over
Cuba C. Sug
NDS & Dist. Secur
Liberty Ss
Erie
Gen. Motors
Bicker
Kennecott
History in the Making Rotogravure Weekly Ad
A promotional notice for The Mid-Week Pictorial in The New York Times highlighting Thursday use, 24 pages, rotogravure, and worldwide historic images. It advertises mailing to subscribers at five dollars per year and offers Times Annuals to New York addresses.
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NEW York Times
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
All News
Times
Butter market receipts and prices show unsettled demand
Receipts yesterday reached 15,4869 packages with market firmness still unsettled. Creamery and higher grades show mixed prices from 34 to 76 cents in the creamery line, while firsts and seconds vary. Demand remains cautious with some speculative buying and regional activity from local and out of town sources.
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Tuba
Imistion Creamery
Lado
Pennda
Estern
Pennsylvania
Bank declares 8 percent quarterly and 1 percent special dividend
The Chatham and Phenix National Bank of New York declares an 8 percent quarterly dividend and a 1 percent special Red Cross dividend on capital stock. Payable July 2, 1917 to stockholders of record June 20, 1917. Transfer books close June 21 to July 80 inclusive. B L Haskins vice president and cashier.
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Red Cross
Board of Directors
B. L. Haskins
New York
Barrett Company
New Jersey
American Coal Product Company
Dividend notices from early 20th century firms list extra Red Cross and per share payouts
Multiple corporate dividend notices from 1917 detail extra or regular payments to preferred and common stockholders. Companies named include Gaston Williams Wigmore and American Locomotive Company with dividends payable in July, records by June dates, and mailings to stockholders. Some items mention contributions to the Red Cross War Fund.
New York June 1 1917 Heath & Co Boston Dividend Declarations
The 1917 quarterly dividends are declared by Heath & Co Boston for preferred and common stock. Payments will be made July 2 or July 14 to holders of record June 18 or June 30. Checks mailed. Also notices of dissolutions and reorganizations affecting Central Morris Sugar Co American Power & Light Co and Spiegel & Co with dissolution details and successor responsibilities.
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Barrett Company
New Jersey
Ness
Ernest J. Steer
Treas
United Dyewood Corporation
New York
Preferred Capital
Common Capital
WN York Trust Company of
DE Witt
Clinton Jones
Central Aguirre Sugar Comale
Go State
W. Morris
American Power & Light CO
Tl Broadway
Amer! Company
M. H. Arning
City OF
Fourth Avenue
Board of Trustees
Walter Trimble
Lewis B. Gawtry
John Harpen
Refining Company Stockholders Meet for 1917 Election
Stockholders of Refining Company of the Stockholders of fining Company will hold the annual meeting at 3 p.m. on Monday June 18 1917 at 1 Wall Street New York to elect a board of directors and conduct other business Transfer books close June 11 1917 at 8 p m and reopen June 19 1917 Secretary A H Platt signs the notice with company officers and notary acknowledgments.
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Alexander & Preiss
Joseph Preiss
Alexander &Reiss
Park Row
Bernard Alexander
Spiegel & Go., Inc
Spiegel &Co., Inc
Greene Cananea Copper CO
Greene “Nanea Copper Company
Broadway
Newik
N. Y
J. W. Allen
Federal Sugar
Wall Street
New York
A. H. Platt
Board of Ater Supply
Centre
Chambers Streets
New York City
Catskill
Pee
Hill View
Gineer
Charles Strauss
CHARLES _N. CHADWICK
John F. Galvin
Board of Water Supply
Geongm Featherstone
Bonds Drawn for Payment at Par in New York City
A fragment notes that certain bonds bearing numbers will be paid at par and accrued to presentation. The text mentions an office in Columbia and successors trustees in New York City and references to July 1.
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Blue Ridge Electric Company First Mortgage
Notics
Knickerbocker Trust
Mortgage Electric Company
The
Columbia Any
Trustes
No. P
New York City
G. W
Directors Decline Regular Dividends At Shee Machinery
At a meeting of the directors of Shee Machinery Corporation regular quarterly dividends of ten percent per share were declared in cash and 2 percent per share in Liberty Loan sold bonds. Common stock dividends of 4 percent are payable in Liberty Loan bonds or cash. Holders of record are June 7, 1917, for the stock and extra non stock dividends payable as soon afterward as possible after surplus permits. L A Coolidge, Treasurer, June 18, 1917.
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Shee Machinery Corporation
Bed Ie
Liberty
United & Ions
Nta
Auction Notice for Donas oe and roar
Partial OCR reads notice offering to sell items titled Donas oe and roar in a larger return to buy them. Interest upon office of the undersigned at Church Street New York N Y signed Henry C aes.
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Church Street
New York
N. Y
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Bank For Savings
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George Fea
American Brake Sit Foundry Company
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