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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
37
The piece surveys a volatile Wall Street session with speculation on rate decisions by the Commerce Commission, investor reactions to price shifts, and the impact of global economic factors. It notes traders weighing bonds, copper exports, and bank note redemption while monitoring key securities and corporate movements.
Wholesale price changes in the early period of May affect consumer costs as retailers report tighter margins. Markets show a modest rise in some items while others move less, with several food sectors noting slight price adjustments and ongoing supply concerns.
A terse Wall Street brief cites thin trading as banks in India await signals. The report mentions limited gains and movements tied to bank activity amid ongoing market volatility and potential liquidity shifts.
Public utility notes detail earnings and operations across Western states electric companies. It reports rising kilowatt sales and higher gross earnings for the twelve months ended April, including Interborough Rapid Transit and Galveston networks, with substantial year over year gains and proposed stock transactions.
Delegates in New York named a reserve ticket as the insurgent group faced the district’s current leadership. The meeting, overseen by M C Heilstreut and chaired by Hurburt, selected Liggett as secretary and Thompson as candidate for Chair. Speakers urged group unity while opposing representation by Group 2 members.
Reported crop outlook from Millon, steeHTAERS OF IM Sig Voermaton & Quincy Railroad notes winter wheat prospects. Kansas harvest may exceed 19,090 bushels versus 16,000 prior best. Missouri and southern districts see some damage but overall yield may top 42,000 bushels despite adverse conditions in other areas.
The National City Bank engaged a $2,000,000 gold coin transfer to Paris at the Sub-Treasury yesterday as part of a broader European gold movement. Since early last month total shipments to Europe reach $20,500,000 with the bulk destined for export to the French capital and almost all taken there.
A string of judgments and financial entries appears, listing amounts, names, and firms across Manhattan and nearby districts. Notable names include Adolphs, Botte & Co, and the New Jersey chancery records, with totals reaching into thousands of dollars and entries noting pending cases and satisfied judgments.
The New York Fawaye company requested permission of the Public Service Commission to purchase 9 000 shares of the 640 shares of stock of Sit st earries dines at 800 a mbure, about 4471 00. A public hearing on the application is set for June 16. The New York Failware Company and the Hucertsor to the Metropolitan Street Railway Compass have paid about 16 per cent to the rveshelters of the 23d wt lina lines. The Metropolitan went out of bankruptcy and the new company was ganine. The percentaria hug amounted be about T1000 nearly purchase a majority at the wharves. The New York Radiware Company will offer a consider atte saving.
Fragmented text describes metal markets with scattered prices, futures and spot quotes, and notes on various regional exchanges. Mentions New York spot levels, London prices, and futures at 4:40, with unclear dates and entities due to OCR errors.
Railroads receive large equipment orders as the industry projects bumper crops. The Interstate Commerce Commission reportedly approved plans enabling delivery by routes including the Central, with orders totaling over 100 thousand tons. Pennsylvania and allied steel firms are ramping up, with projected annual equipment needs around 120 thousand tons.
The report notes varied daily price shifts in wheat and corn with bearish weather offering little support. Wheat prices moved with mills buying, while corn showed firmness early but reversed as favorable conditions limited demand. Canadian wheat futures rose, December options saw heavy offerings, and May contracts gained modestly over March. Cash quotes for cotton, wool, and pork are listed with limited detail.
The article notes wool market activity with manufacturers planning for futures and shipments. It mentions prices, washed and unwashed wool lots, and buyers examining quality. It references forthcoming sales and regional price variations affecting dealers.
The Philadelphia wool market faces tariff and price shifts as traders observe demand changes and revenue differences across regions. Dealers report price movements on greasy wool while consumer demand remains uncertain and export prospects weigh on selling sentiment.
The cotton market showed little activity with prices steady in most regions while some sentiment firmed as buyers reported cautious demand. Weather concerns and delayed trade buying weighed on sessions, with Western belt forecasts suggesting a cooler spell could limit further gains and keep markets mixed into the weekend.
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