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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
2
A garbled OCR page shows dividend notices for numerous companies including Renskorf Lyon & Co, Niagara, International Silver, Amicon, and Lone Star among others. It indicates rates in percent, payable dates, and transfer details, mentioning guaranty trust and treasurer roles with dates in June and July.
A financial digest notes steady weekly gains with copper and steel shares rising while other sectors show marginal improvement. War stocks and copper prices firm, foods and metals reflect advances. the market remains trading focused. International coverage discusses Wilson Germany talks and Mexico’s unstable government, with potential market ripple effects. Export gains and favorable sterling trends are cited alongside a British gold sale and renewed lending rates.
The record outlines a chaotic money and exchange scene with various rates and mentions of merchants and transactions. It notes prices, costs, and payments in a fragmentary ledger style, highlighting trading activity and currency values, with reference to merchants, papers, and local affairs.
NYSE figures show mixed sessions with many blue chip issues advancing and some declines. Notable movements include American Locomotive and General Electric gaining while copper and steel stocks fluctuated. the Equitable Personal Loan Company enters liquidation under Article 9 due to unsound affairs, with T. Arthur Peterman appointed special deputy superintendent.
Copper stocks were dull in London trading with an irregular tone across outside securities. Oil issues led a modest price rise while railroad stocks weakened and mining shares firmed. American and Japanese bonds held steady amid diplomatic indications.
June data show prices and averages with recent declines from May to June. The column lists daily highs and lows by month, including figures for January through June, highlighting weak demand and downward shifts in several metrics.
Stockholders elect Daniel P. Kingsford to the board succeeding the late William D. Sloan. Cross & Smeyer forms partnership at 90 Broad Street to transact investment securities business. American Pipe and Construction Company directors fail to declare the 1 percent dividend again. Amalgamated Copper announces fractional warrants converting to full shares of Anaconda Copper Mining as subscriptions to June 6.
The report covers bond trading on the New York Stock Exchange for Wednesday June 2 1915 with totals for government and municipal bonds, railways and miscellaneous issues, and short term notes. It lists high and low prices, closes, and notable issues from Canal 4s to Dupont Pow 4 s, alongside overall weekly and year comparisons.
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