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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1915
Page
31
Fragmented OCR text discusses stock attitudes, dividends, metals, and corporate fees with references to General Mo, Ames, and Manhattan. Mentions April rise, trade shares, and market figures with scattered names and places. Overall appears to be a cryptic, chaotic financial notes page from a historic newspaper.
Gold imports resume as J P Morgan Co receives $2.5 million from Ottawa. Treasury aims for war payments. gold sourced from England reserve. Import totals include Canada $1.7M, Japan $7.0M, South America $1.0M, Denmark $0.4M, Britain $2.0M, France $11.0M.
The Western Pacific Railway protective committee extends the deposit period for 5 percent bonds to June 24, 2015. Large bond deposits exist and requests for more time are noted as the committee aims to foreclose on the first mortgage property soon as a reorganization plan is set. Only depositors with the committee may benefit from this reprioritized arrangement or any foreclosure sale.
The market was quiet yet generally steady with a small net gain in Pittsburgh. Liverpool priced lower on Friday’s declines but rallied late as Oklahoma moisture news supported demand. Weather forecasts favored the East, with unsettled conditions in the West. Spot cotton remained quiet at 9/16 mid upland, 24 bales sold.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York statement at the close of business June 4 shows the surplus totaling 185,208.20, with demand deposits at 142,000 and time deposits rising to 1,354,000. Reserve in vaults and the Federal Reserve Bank gained 410,000, with other reserves and specie edging higher. The report contrasts with a previous week, detailing shifts in deposits, reserves, and the average statement.
San Francisco June 5 New restrictions on rate boating operation of the seamen sector on November 4 were announced by Pacific Mail Steamship Company officials. Freight engagements from San Francisco are not being made beyond July 15 the sailing date of the steamer Manchuria. Passenger bookings are being made subject to cancellation both here and at Oriente ports. The last sailing date on Mongolia is November 2. She will omit calling at Honolulu due to clearance timing. The Pacific Mail vessels are manned almost entirely by Chinese and compliance with the act would be ruinous, officials said.
Hartis Forbes and Perry Cofin Burr jointly purchase 160000 refunding and extension mortgage bonds of Utlea Gas and Electric. Bonds dated July 1 1897 due July 1 1887 offered at 0 and interest. Utica Gas and Electric dominates gas and electric power in Mohawk Valley towns. April 20 1813 population and income figures cited. Denver Tramways and American Power and Light Company reports show mixed earnings with increases in gross and net income despite higher operating charges and taxes. Illinois Traction Company April figures show declines in urban line revenues but higher net earnings. Urban properties and interurban lines driver for period comparisons.
Fragmentary OCR note references appraisals of estates and appeals involving heirs or guardians. Readable portions mention a proceeding, possible estate settlement, and someone named Aveda Siaeee or similar. Further details remain unclear due to garbled text.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions places and names with unclear meaning. Readers should note the few readable tokens but the rest is indecipherable and lacks a coherent event or person to report.
Domestic receipts and price movements are discussed for wheat and other commodities. The report notes Chicago market activity, prices, and futures indications, highlighting milling goods such as flour and meal, with references to transport and trade figures.
Readable fragments describe stalls selling fresh produce including peaches and tomatoes, with notes on pricing and varieties. The piece mentions cheese, potatoes, and various vegetables, alongside market activity and nearby rail or transport references.
A fragmented account from a period piece recounts a Scotch convivial gathering where a medic is teased for his quiet voice resembling brick rubbing panels. The chair explains the doctor’s restraint, and a Scot parries with a sharp quip about singing vs veracity, ending with a joke about the brick’s sound.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Albany and New Yorks with scattered personal names and places. The readable parts reference Manhattan lanes and a teen, with unclear context and no coherent event or claim to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR note outlines U S Treasury financing matters with illegible phrases and misplaced letters. No clear entities or dates identified. Unable to determine concrete event, figures, or organizations from the readable text.
A Louisville Times critique ridicules frontline “eye witnesses” in war reports. It argues official eyewitnesses lack credible vision, likening them to binocularity errors and impractical rhetoric, concluding the enemy’s advance is exaggerated and unreliable.
The June 4 Federal Reserve statement shows growing centralization via the gold settlement fund with 24.25 million in balance under Reserve Board control. New York holds over one third of system resources, while overall resources rose by over two million and cash reserves by 2.2 percent.
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