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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
29
Finance notes discuss current market sentiment with price declines in sugar and rail shares, foreign market uncertainty, and pauses in treaty negotiations. The piece notes weak money markets ahead of European peace moves and how news from Serb and Balkan tensions may influence investors.
Public utility reports detail sinking fund status and 2 percent annual rate on a 1,050,000 issue to May 1, 1911. They show earnings changes, reinvestment of interest, and several electric companies in Texas with April results including Southern Texas Electric, Dallas Electric, and Galveston Houston Electric.
Fragmented OCR notes bond issues and public works items across multiple locales. Mentions Ambry Niay, Stark County Ohio, Massillon, Delaware & Hudson Railroad, bridge improvements, coupons, mortgages, and a 1940 dated event with Parisian references. Overall unclear but indicates municipal bonds and public works funding details.
A sprawling business notice details receiverships and debts across several firms in Galway, Kilkenny, and surrounding areas. Names include Homey and J. Wright, with furniture consignments and large loan figures. The document lists creditors, assets, and court actions, noting judgments recorded and receivers appointed in the ongoing financial turmoil.
A severely garbled market note describes Consolidated Exchange activity with references to trading, prices, and offbeat terms. It mentions stock movements, comparisons to prior sessions, and broad dealer reactions, with several proper nouns and an implied decline or stagnation in certain securities.
Prices in Chicago and neighboring markets moved lower as Eastern values weakened. Sears Roebuck led the decline, closing somewhat lower while Quaker Oats and Hart, Schaffner and Marx saw mixed activity. No signs of free liquidation appeared despite the downbeat tone.
Balkan crop reports from Kansas and Oklahoma lifted wheat prices briefly then faded as new data suggested crop damage was overstated. Corn and oats moved in mixed patterns with early gains eroding, while Chicago and Hamburg signals influenced daily price shifts amid cautious trading.
Readable fragments describe country markets and produce items with pricing hints. Mentions of potatoes carrots okra pears and various regional produce appear, alongside scattered figures and vendor terms. The text mixes market observations, product names, and occasional price cues without a clear single event.
Market notes show irregular movements in grain and provisions with tentative demand signals. Traders monitor delivery schedules and price shifts amid uncertain exports, rail logistics, and regional markets impacting next month’s figures.
Cotton futures show strength in both old and new crop contracts amid reduced local stock, tighter supply signals, and steady to higher tones. Traders note export moves and regional price adjustments with activity at New York and Liverpool influencing nearby and deferred positions.
The itemized report notes several corporations issuing quarterly and annual dividends and preferred shares, with references to Suntec at Bu eet and Meigs Company. It describes varying rates, payment dates, and preferential terms, including a 1 percent preferred rate and adjustments in July.
Report from Washington outlines general intermal reverie and opinions on pension plans. References to officials and unnamed sources, with unclear details and garbled text making precise entities difficult to identify.
Southern markets show business quiet with town steady and prices largely unchanged. Oil and grain sectors display light activity as traders report modest demand for immediate needs, while sugar and molasses trade remains sluggish and mixed with minor price moves across regions.
The market shows steady heifer and steer activity with beef cattle for slaughter and veal dressed values noted. Prices vary by weight and region, with readers informed of cash sales, trade limits, and live cattle quotes across Virginia and nearby markets.
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