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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions 1910 figures and names but lacks coherent facts. The text references bets and a Bay area, with scattered phrases about prices, a person named Siena, and various non sequiturs, yielding no clear event or outcome.
Union Pacific directors elected F. E. Calvin to succeed A. J. Mohler as president of the Oregon Short Line and the road. Calvin, long tied to Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, began as a telegraph operator and rose to high executive posts. Rumors also floated changes at Lehigh Valley with EH Thomas possibly retiring to become chairman.
Trading in securities resumed after the holiday with modest activity. Railroads led gains early, Lehigh Valley and Reading rising briefly before fading. The bond market remained firmer, while copper stocks drifted lower. The Anglo French notes attracted heavy business, and Ottawa gold inflows continued, keeping sterling around 4.76.
Trading in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday totaled 1 934 000, with 145 900 shares of stocks changing hands. From January 1 to date bond sales reached 458 899 000 and stock sales 71 638 400, reflecting relative activity vs prior periods.
A historical page fragment shows currency rates for Tevenar money and international exchange. It mentions eggheads like Steven Manket and references domestic trade terms, with scattered figures such as 255 and 940, 467 appearing amid exchange notes and shop listings.
Daily imports and exports of general merchandise at the Port of New Westminster are listed with totals and types of goods. Readers are shown the current trade flows, with emphasis on bulk cargo and ship arrivals for the day.
The Iron Trade Review notes ongoing foreign demand for pig iron with revived inquiries from Italy and France. Ocean freight declines boost exports while domestic activity remains quiet. prices ease slightly on finished materials and heavy export orders for pig iron are anticipated to rise as European freights fall.
Early curb market trading showed activity among industrial favorites with prices advancing. Motors led later declines as United Motors rose then fell to 0 79%, White Motors stayed strong finishing near the top, Chevrolet up 6, Submarine Bond and Maxim Munitions up 1, Gaston Williams & Wigmore down 1X. Standard Oil shares limited. Cosden rose on dividend news then slipped. Mining issues stayed quiet and steady.
Fragmented OCR text from a New York input references sliver attack concepts and market theory, mentioning The Financial World at 29 Broadway in New York City. It cites discussions of preter tense, room inventory accuracy, slotting lines, and invented capital, reflecting a theoretical finance or mining context.
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