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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1917
Page
3
Traders faced a unsettled session with many issues ahead of a closing for the day. Industrials showed limited gains while several big names fluctuated, lifting some rails and steel shares, but overall prices hovered between highs and lows as investors weighed bank state of play and corporate dividends.
The report shows ongoing bond and stock quotes from the New York Stock Exchange with figures for Am Som, Go Bef, BUF and various corporate issues. Notable notes include overall movements, weekly totals, and specific price postings such as 38 5, 471,012,000 in certain sectors, reflecting activity in government and corporate securities.
The Tribune notes no responsibility for market quotations and states the New York Curb Association issues no official list. Quotation reliability varies as many securities are unlisted or admitted without regular listing. Unlisted issues are often mining stocks and may be marked in specific ways. few are genuinely distinguished. Transactions ending Monday are reported.
After a sharp morning break in cotton, prices recovered with firm closes and 1 to 1 1/2 point gains. Traders cited scarce offerings and renewed buying by trade interests as southern spots slipped and northbound mills bought July contracts amid favorable weather. Copper and other metals edged higher with 3Q and 4Q deliveries lifting, while iron pipe prices rose for U.S. Cart Iron Pipe and Foundry.
The market showed nervous, feverish trading with cash wheat firm and higher. Reports from Missouri and Ohio indicate improving yields while ends of 1100,000 bushels were cited, and spring wheat prospects remained favorable. buyers held off awaiting higher new crop offers from abroad amid uncertain government food control.
An auction notice lists shares of a company tied to an automobile tire concern in Manhattan, New York. The sale targets a June 20 date with terms and names of involved individuals and parties reflected in the fragmented OCR.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a jumble of company names, dividends, transfer books, and a Brooklyn court entry. It references THLECHS APRA AMERY COMPANY and the US FIL and various corporate actions, plus a New York County deed description and auction language for a parcel bound along Moart Street and Maul Arent with a mortgage record and sheriff’s notice.
The fragment outlines a foreclosure sale notice with unclear figures and dates. It mentions an apparent amount and parties involved but lacks complete names, location, or deadlines. Further readable details are required to confirm the action, authority, and schedule.
Public notices record an annual meeting for a stockholder company at 1800 Wall Street New York to elect board directors and review reports The text also includes surrogate court notices regarding will probate and executors with dates and locations in New York County and mentions a trademark registration notice for Sheila corsetire with related packaging details.
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