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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
22
The readable fragments reference a series of numbers, dates, and entities in a formal notice or report. Names and places are partially visible, suggesting a structured notice or financial record in a local column, with unclear details and several garbled words.
A garbled report outlines tumult at city markets with mentions of July trade, prices, and shipments. It references thieves, vendors, and rental or sale actions, noting the impact on local merchants and the broader economy with sporadic names and figures scattered through the text.
Stocks generally lower with many leading issues dropping 1 per cent or more. Amalgamated Copper weak while trading is light. other markets show varied prices and currency exchanges, including Berlin and Paris rates and foreign securities unsettled.
Money on call opened at 74 percent with highs near 76 and lows around 74. A 26 percent close is noted with the ruling rate near 2 percent. Time money quotes show 1 percent for sixty days and 3 percent for three to five months, with longer terms at 4 percent. Domestic and foreign exchange figures mirror a steady market with Swiss francs, guilders, and Mexican dollars cited. Bankers’ quotations, currency rates, and tax receipts figures are recorded for major cities including New Orleans, San Francisco, Chicago, and Philadelphia. Government receipts show customs and internal revenue intake for the period with monthly and fiscal year totals.
The page reports Treasury balances and outstanding certificates amid a June session. It also lists Boston and Baltimore stock activity, with share prices, railroad and other stocks, and varying market quotes, reflecting a broad, period financial summary.
Trading ran five hours with limited news impact and no broad liquidation. Amalgamated Copper led declines while American Steel Foundries weakened. most issues fell modestly yet no major market disruption occurred. Optimism on wheat yields supported agricultural shares as weather improves, with potential overall stabilization in the near term.
Government bonds show a steady market with notable activity in Atchison, Brooklyn Knott Transit, Central of Georgia, and Union Pacific issues. Major movers include Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, Metropolitan Street Railway, Northern Pacific, St Louis San Francisco, and American Tobacco among others, with several 4s and convertible 4s highlighted in recent par value totals.
In London markets steady early but weak late as resignation of French Foreign Minister prompts cautious mood. US dollar money easy with calls due this week. cost of living shows May inflation up 1.2 percent from April and 0.81 percent from a year ago. breadstuffs remain low. Rock Island declares extra dividend payments and stockholders’ improvement loan transfers discussed. London Stock Exchange quotes new bonds for several North American railways. American steel and sugar markets face mixed signals as industry contracts and prices adjust amid cautious trade expectations.
The Cotton Exchange members have drawn up a petition to ripen the exchanges while a July meeting is noted. Governors and officials are referenced in the upcoming sessions with plans for decisions on July 3.
The market for operations yesterday showed irregular price moves and lower volume versus Monday. Chicago subway stock fell seven percent, others like British Continental and United Copper slipped, Interborough Rapid Transit rose, and Northern Securities edged down slightly as leather and American gas issues remained firm amid little inquiry for bonds.
A fragmented notice reports arrests tied to alleged stock guarantees. Names Joemph Walker and Sean Nu appear amid garbled text. The item lacks clear dates or locations but signals a police or legal action involving stock guarantees and related individuals.
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