Market swings on war news and 1917 earnings report
Divergent war developments influenced the stock market with early gains fading as enemy submarine activity appeared near waters. A late rally, aided by short covering in speculative favorites, lifted many issues 1 to 3 points while rails showed brief revival. Industrials and equipment led the rise with gains of 1 to 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Baldwin Locomotive
General Electric
Reading
Union Pacific
St. Paul
New Haven
American Woolen
American Can
Pittsburch Coal
United States
Metals Copper
Wilson
War Industries Board
Malaya
China
Bolivia
Listed Stocks Transactions Snapshot 1918 Market
A fragmentary stock table lists multiple issues with opening, high, low, and close prices, including West Maryland West Pacific Mist P ee Union Tel Westinghouse Willys Overland and White Motors. It shows bid ask values, daily sales, and percent moves with irregular OCR text. The readable items point to a period market summary and individual ticker quotes from a late 1910s financial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sic
Iriel Ag
Eige
Wabach Pr
Woo
West Maryland
West Pacific
Wert Union
Westinghouse
Wilson Co
Cinty Paper
eNom
Willys Overland
Geant Aa Bk
Belton
Bond market quotes and closing figures from NYSE
Dense OCR listing of bond and stock quotations across exchanges. Includes Liberty bonds, United States government issues, and numerous corporate listings with ranges, highs, lows, and totals. Indicates overall market activity and specific price points for a wide array of issuers.
Curb Market Notes from Tribune on Monday Quotations
The Tribune’s curb market note lists prices and trading data for equities and commodities. It records open high low and last figures for various items including automobiles, petroleum, steamships, and industrials, with numerous entries such as Reo Motors United Motors US Steel and Standard Oil, reflecting a broad cross section of trades and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhes
Maska Juneau
Allis-Chalmers Co
American Can Co
Car & F Co
H&l Pr
Int Corp
Va Am Smelt
Am Steel
Ee Gees
Luger
Sumatra
Tel & Tel
Ebley
Atchison
Baldwin Loco Co
Baltimore & Ohio
Beth Steel
Beth Steel &H Pr
Burns Bros
Butte Cap & Zinc
Butte & Sup Copper
California Packing
California Petroleum
Cal Pet Pr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Paso
Chandler Motor
Gt West Pr
M & St P
RT & Pac
Chic
Chile
Col Fuel & Tron, Col & So Ist
Lg Crucible Steel
Cuba
Distillers Securities
Baigon
Sos Gaya
Amei, A
Gaston Williams
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Goodrich BP
Goodrich
Gt Northern Pr
Marseilles
Taewe
Gt Northern Ore
Greene Con Copper
Stoic
Inspiration
Mer Marine
Nickel
Sterling Bande
Lehigh Valley
Teal Bi Liggett & ME
Cox
Menueta Eyes
Louisy & Nasho
Maxwell Motor
Missouri Pacific
Voldo Asta Tan Mowain
Nat Enameling & Stud
Nevada
New York Central
Nynh&h Ale
Nyo&w
Northern Pacific
Ohio Gan
Ontario Silver
Pan Am Peter
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia Co
Pierce Arrow
Pittsburgh Coal
Pitts & West Va
Yo Ray Con
Reading
Iron & Stee
Non Bo
Minget & Miss
Lorillard Cols
Royal Dutch Savage Arms
St Louis
Seaboard Air Line
Val Ale Ostet Bo
Lane Bens Nara
Sears Roebuck
Rose Midvale Steel
Sinclair Oil
Sas
Sloss-Sheff Stl & Iron
Bate de Southern Pacific
Bonet
Porto Rico Sugar
Ena. Avg Anton Rr Southern RR
Orta Mex & Studebaker
Ing Ee Ae
Kant Insco Bale
Union Pacific
United Cigar
Crucible
United Fruit
Bo Sa
Pania
Nba
Ceeseeses
the Tribune
Asthe Fixel
Watdy
Tala
Carwen Steel
Charic
Ape Glylla
Chevrolet
Emerson Phan
Keyatane T & R
Marconi of Am
Nor Am P & P
Paoulsen Wire
Reo Motors
U S Aeroplane Ho SL & Nc
United Motors
US Steamship
Consolidated Exchange
Hanover
Baldwin Love
Houston Oil
Heth Steel
Crucible Steel
Liberty
Wells
Pet
Otydio
OBR
Kinney Oi
Merritt
Cotton market shows volatility amid submarine news
The cotton market moved irregularly as conflicting news spurred trading shifts. July futures fell while near months rose on Liverpool activity, with spot markets steady before submarine reports unsettled sentiment. wage talks in New England and Lancashire restrictions added to nerves. Walter J. Johnson was elected New York Cotton Exchange president, with Leopold S. Bache as vice president and James F. Maury as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Liverpool
New England
Fall River
New Bedford
Lancashire
Board of Cotton Control
New York Cotton Exchange
Co Aagie
Walter J. Johnson
Leopold S. Bache
James F. Maury
Grain trade expects improved government report this Friday
The grain trade anticipates a favorable government report due Friday showing improved wheat yields. Private crop reports suggest winter wheat 600 600 900 to 69 908 000 bushels and spring wheat 300 000 000 to 330 000 000 bushels with a possible billion bushel crop if conditions hold. Harvesting advances in the South and Southwest into Oklahoma and Kansas within ten days amid labor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Kanone
United States
Special Stockholder Meeting Notice for Oxford Press Units
Notice of a special stockholders meeting for Oxford University Press American Brac and Ford University Press entities. The meeting in New York seeks approval of a capital increase, preferred stock issuance, and related amendments with details on par value, dividend terms, and redeemable features. officers Humphrey Midford and Charles Bumepmors named. The second item notes Plaza Hotel Company of Havana annual meeting on June 1818 in New York to elect a board and conduct corporate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford University Press
Gees
Ford University
New York Corporation
Sarhatlan
City of New
Atkine
Alan
Alan Par Value Preferred Stage Ahcidee
New York
Humphrey Midford
Charles
Bumepmors
Scretary
SONCE
Plaza Hotel Company
Havana
Thin Company
Beard
Cg Snaeek Bream Py Bling
Money value and finance lessons from Standard Parts Co leader
Mr Christian Girl, President of Standard Parts Co, argues money is a tool to enable profitable purchases. He cites investing 850,000 to yield 81,000,000 and notes lenders offer 8 to 97 percent rates in 1916. The firm offers 200,000 sales with 80 day terms and 80 percent cash at shipment, rest on collection. 1917 volume exceeded 51 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacife
Ann Orm
Tnd
Gola
Ner
Sinclair
Ayta
Texas Co
Indiana
TOD
Agricul Coss
Iowa
Saad
Avon
Gang
Atonn
Aypane
Sagi West Fredrie Ga
Yang
TRNCO
Wilken’ & Co Fa
ARNO
Saag
ET Anegsi
Christian Girl
Standard Parts Co
Commercial Credit Company Capital and Surplus Listed
Commercial Credit Company shows cash capital of 2 250 000 and surplus of 375 000. The firm is represented at New York 240 City Area near Gramercy, with addresses in Philadelphia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Active Securities
U. S
New York Stock Exchange
Tueday
Cikerty Tsa
Brno
Sina
Mann
Bioco
Aaron
Britain
Kresk &° Co
Vanni
Natal
Bordeaus
Gaia
Sintay
Lyons
Atte Cubs
Aarne City
Odd
Bobs Inn
Tovernal
Wolfe Mail
Baba
Esa Iynin Borg
SBS
Abya Pitty
Ana
Kan City
AL Chalmers
Ag Rayon
Hoopes
Kelly
Spi
Industrials
Standard Oil
Chino O
Noy-Okls
Northwest
Okla Pr & Raf
Omar O & G
Penteky Oil
Penn Pet & Ht
Queen Oil
Lin Sewioyah O&k
Tanton Oil
Vie O
Owen High
Atlante
Best
Mont
Radi Corp
Butte
Detroit
Ariz Smelt
Inj
Con-Homestead
Copper Valley Cresson
Salvador
Bam Timma
Eureka Cr
Galdfield
Galdfield Con, Hin
Sfieldfield
Bend
Hecla Mining
Hinoth M&a
Butler
Bini
Onondaga Ma Ag Ae
Rochester MT
Tver
Tonopah Bel
Tonopah Ming
Troy-Arizona
Usl&z
A Np
Ail Ward M & M
West End
BEO
Bessemer
Pittsburgh
Obuy
Pric
Canada
West
Nia
Wisconsin
Americas
State Penn
Kena
Seoul
Runnraw
Choice
Florida
Perton
Philadelphia
Long Island
Io Pit Ag
Formosa
Rio No
Brazil
Rise Jone Teeters
Soames
Penladelphia Chicago
Oxcomant
Bobton
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