Market drift and capital issues stance noted in report
The market showed little clear direction with irregular price moves and a frag ment of sudden strength in International Mercantile Marine preferred. The article details the Capital Issues Committee policy pending better supervision of borrowings over 100 000 for capital needs and outlines anticipated dividends and interest payments for the month, with emphasis on banks, miners, and infrastructure firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
International Mercantile Marine
Richard L. Austin
Philadelphia
Washington
Capital Issues Committee
War Finance Corporation
Money and Credit Movements In Market Rates
A recap of money and credit trends over three days shows limited changes and some clarity in yields. Block Exchange quotes call money at steady levels while industrial paper and money market rates display modest shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dibon
Block Exchange
Yeateriday
Wera
Fixing of Cotton Duck Prices Likely
Washington June 6 government and private sector groups consider cotton duck price policy to control consumer costs. The government's stabilization effort aims to fix raw cotton pricing, with plans to determine pool or market actions and coordinate future price levels for both public and private buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Asleea
Wop Industrian Gold
Privat Conaumer
Nnn
Pric Nts
Boardi Prsparsl
Hovenimeny
Trust Abroad Guar ateyrust Company of Naw Yak
The News Digest notes activity by a foreign trust company and mentions arrangements for shipments and distribution. It reports a monetary exchange rate, a plan for routes, and a stated opening date in June, with references to the Chester Hone department and a locale at 32 roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaranty ‘Trust
Guarateyrust Company
Naw Yak
Niire Ab Toure
Tratier
Menders
Gry Moene
Linkin Hus
Crinsuytest
Susvicn
Mannovde
Department of
Chester
Honeevi
Lune 10
Progress Report on Railroad Rentals Adjustment Talks
A full all day session at Gray Central Terminal discussed the uniform capitalization plan for railroads under government control. Key negotiators, including Frank Trumbull and leaders from Pennsylvania, Lehigh Valley, Baltimore & Ohio, and Chicago firms, outlined three main sticking points on standard measures, deductions for maintenance, and director general authority. Progress deemed satisfactory, but public disclosure deferred pending Gregson’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaster- Oy
Gray Central Terminal
F. Tin Witt
juuRvess
Curlin
Srv
Urea
Pollavions
Railrod
Waahington
Omielils
Soschona
Alroad
Istenlton
Gondral
Xoud
Tt Wire
Gener
Yall
Yeatur
Emolt
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Marvin
Hushitt
Cnicaga
Northwestern Railway Company
A. J. Eneling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Fenty Wallets
Ausdutle Qonsk Lins Railroad Company
Thoms
Lett Valley Railroad Company
Newman Erb
Ann Ariig* Rultrond Company
A. W. Keroeh
Equitable Thist Conpany
United States
Wi A. Clank
Harry Bronwer
Missouri Parkc Railroad
Railway securities show bid and bond totals in market report
The dated market barometer lists stock and bond totals with figures for yesterday and year to date. It names J. B. Kern as president of the New York Ontario and Western Railway and cites counsel Samuel Untgrayer and chair S. Davies Warfold among security holders committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeny
Winslow
Pierce
Lewrence Shot
J. B. Kern
New York, Ontario & Western Railway
Formpaly
Charles H Ayden
Af Haydon
Stony & Coy
Samuel Untgrayer
S. Davies Warfold
CG. Huckland
New Maven
2. C. Henderson
Cravath & Henderson
Central Railroad Stockholders Approved Federal Operation Plan
At an Albany meeting the Central Railroad directors were authorized to enter an agreement with the government for operating the railroad property under Federal control. A satisfactory accord was pursued with the government and legal remedies were reserved if needed. Shareholders represented totaled 1,564,004. W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. presided after ACH Statikqu retired as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rairoad
Albany
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Ach. Statik
Farm Loan Bonds Withdrawn As Sale Totals Reach 60 Million
The Farm Loan Board halted further offerings of Farm Loan Bonds after selling about 60 million dollars during a two week campaign. Funds will cover loans until around November 1. Bond sales to both investors and federal groups dropped after the third Liberty Bond issue, with over 86 million previously redeemed or sold in the period. The board plans to resume after the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dune
Farm Loan Board
Farm Toan Board
Poryral Land Bank
Dad Naas
He Juvestment Group
Federal Land Bank
Liberty Town
Feder Tnd Unni
Expert Heard in R. R. Suit Springfield Trial
Parks testified in a Springfield Superior Court case where Hampden Railroad Corp sues Boston and Maine for 70000 alleging breach of agreement over yard and road use. He valued the new road at 120440 and detailed components including miles of track, switches, bridges, and station buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Muin
Ortin
Parks
Wentfield
Hampden Railroad Corporation
Boston & Muina
Boston & Maine
Str
Parks Caid
Mila Sre
Significant Relations Between Funds and Reserve Held
Fragment shows muddled note about general funds and a date near November 24 101T. Mentions comparison and included items with unclear references to 2937 Retites. Unable to extract clear persons organizations places or concrete events from the text.
Guarantees of Bank Deposits Urged
Controller Williams urges guarantees for bank deposits as a Senate measure faces opposition. He argues lawmakers seek to shield depositors and the banking system from risk while national banks push for broader protections. He notes many banks have failed and new charters show why stronger safeguards are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
National
Williams
Cima
National Bank
Corporate Returns Acmy Tex Company Annual Report
The year ended December 1, 1917 shows total sales of $24,540,800 with net profit of $1,100,923 after tax credits and adjustments. Dividends paid were $241,050, sinking fund $86,616, and a balance of $1,770, which equates to $0.50 per share on 4,300,000 common shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acmy Tex Company
Nreviauy
Airosa
Wmelad Enidud
Albert, Picke & Por
Colorada Power
Spenkes Iim Ines
New Orleans,Texas & Mexico Railway Company
Corre
ZeRe Ward
Lamson Company
Agalnet
SOI
Surmins
Duluth & Tron Range Railroad Company
Exwinst
STATA
Net
Vax Cjecruala
Unedwetibie
Wif
Incoma
Crows
PHO
American Vacumatic Service Company
Wividania Noid
Marine directors meeting boosts stock amid flux and rumors
Marine directors meet as trading shifts in preferred stock and New Haven shares drop after a volatile day. Reports of British contracts and enamelware orders surface while Italian exchange rate rumors stir markets. A new Crucible Steel plant wins funding, and a heated Stock Exchange dispute ends with police intervention.
Tin Shortage Forces High Tin Prices in US Industry
A National City Bank compilation notes the US tin shortage costs the industry over 100 million dollars as imports drop due to the Dutch embargo and limited shipping. Bolivia remains a key outside producer, while US tin plate makers face steadily rising prices since 1897, with import costs climbing to 85 cents a pound by December 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National City Bank
East Indies
Orient
Bolivia
Twin City Company Suspends Dividends
Twin City Company suspends dividends after a meeting in Minneapolis. Worsco Lowry, president, reports heavy earnings decline and costs of operations. The board set a quarterly dividend of 1 percent with $22,000,000 common stock outstanding, down from 6 percent annual rate, cut to 4 percent earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapia Tradgit Company
Minneapolin
Yenterlay
Worsco Lowry
Hult Thee Cockton Oe
Edward P. Mathewson Elected Director in Securities Group
Edward P. Mathewson has been elected a director of the American Entellara Securities Company. Robert C. Perks, operating manager of the Canadian Car and Foundry Company, Ltd., was elected to the board, with Adrian Muller noted among other participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Mathewson
Entellara’ Securities Company
Robert C. Perks
Canadian Car and Foundry Company, Ltd
Dividend Notices From Merchants In Queens City
A damaged OCR fragment lists dividend notices with names such as GEONGE W. KELME and references to dates around June 14 2018 and July 3. The readable portions mention distribution of dividends and related statuses for several individuals and entities in a local business district.
May Pig Iron Output Almost Sets New Record
May pig iron production reached 175 tens a day, a rate exceeded only in October 1928. The report notes wartime demands kept output high, with sustained activity through spring and summer, while industry seeks a new yearly record amid pressures on workers and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jsf
Iron Agr
Tate
Lee Tiich
Amd
Otha
Vital Industries
Reine Cormiltiaag
Gore
Dividends Declared by Numerous Corporations
A long list of companies announces quarterly and special dividends payable to stockholders of record on various dates. Notable names include Hercules Powder Company, American Car and Foundry, Patlip Cotton, Lorillard Tobacco, Manhattan Electrical Supply, and United Dystopm Corporations, with per share amounts ranging from small percentages to several dollars and payment dates in May, June, and July.
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Hercules Powder Company
Agpteton
Ile Coust
Beth Pavage Juke Ab
Rocom
Techn Howders
Ea Peerernit
American Ametters Securition
Beth Reunite
Jay Seuthiign
Hewriéen
Associated Oil Companys
Ttn
Huffato Generel
Chandler Motor Car
Gn Whine
Teened
Hormesinho “Mining Company
Camia Slurs
Merase
Sctonl Ane
Wiles Bisenlt
F. Lorillard Tobacco
Manhattan Electrical
Quincy
Bayer al
United Dyporomd
Payahte Cily
Glock
Toling LieWe
Teallways
Abe Uttilities
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Docalar
Wall Street
New York
Trust Company
Fuch 2
Svery Daneination
Parsons Property
Meni Estate
Cnlleetion
Fete
Intartet
Union Trust Company OF
Broadway
E.W. Wagner & Co
Mentoy
New Street
Fralas
Martane Rcm
Egargeeeen Nottes
Phar Brest
Wotton & Cs
Ee Elorinamn
Reece
Gileago Bosra
Tne Arsasway
New Yorke
el ‘ Monde
Mariemge
Mrondwinye
CileComp
Iaterene Metropolitan Trust Co
Math A. Mobile — Theedore
Corwin Noble & Corwin If
Toad
Ew Fark Bankers
Guaranty
Equitable Trust Union Trust Triewhowe Atl Brom
Railo Toe Swatch Ailway Management
Theermin Stipek Truus
Groethied
Wan
Sue
Finance Economics
Sresl
Berbanka
Halaneea
Boston
Italy
Ringeland
Breatur
Breland
Ukniwolve
Pinnty-Dagat
Sanur
Ree
Clavelan
Tishmond
Allantinus Fa
Chicago Staw
Minnes
Demiandys
Icc
Frances
Cheels
Stockholm
Copenhagen
United Orea
Money and Credit
Inity
Ana
Hller
Bor
Tondon
Sens Dui Andraven
Pesume Macurislen
News Digest
Railroad Administration
Stock Exchange
Ther All Ronda
Stocky
Ptorks
Othewa
Fh Stucke
Ug Rlunds BP
N. ¥. Central Railroad
R. R. Suit
Ant We Carter
Federal Reserve
Lorestan
Dar
Annalint Forex
Humber
Storvinsaca
Rerreere AG
Dun's
Minneapolis
Sir Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RallwayThe Company
Movenus
Marine Tirectore
Jatednmtional Magcaolile
Marine Rirectors
Une
Skeleta
Otheless
Anumneting’s War Contracts
Emeraunir
New Mayen
New Haven
Fred I. Kent
Repare
Circlea
Enry
Crucibia
Crucible Steel Company
Midland
Penn
Uat
Beeams
Aken
John L. Sullivan
Twin City Company
Saat
Auchon
Senterday
Adrian M. Muller
Rea Agi
Securies
Smericas Snry
Geonge W. Kelme
Avreus
Diviscion
Stiesbalt
Wemye
Nhe Dome
Cuaistran
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