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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
28
The market advanced with steel issues leading and United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel among top gainers. Conscript registration success buoyed optimism while pig iron output rose, and grain prospects showed some improvement despite weather concerns.
The report notes weakness in the dollar and shifting exchange rates across major markets. It cites declines in German and Russian exchange, with gold and currency values fluctuating. French export proceeds to Spain fell, while London and Rome rates were cited. totals show a multi-country tally around several thousand dollars amid wartime conditions.
Report describes money supply movement and bank behavior with figures. Notes cautious lending amid liquidity concerns and a shift in daily withdrawal patterns. Mentions a tentative normalization later in the day amid market volatility and regional rate expectations.
A garbled article fragment references government actions and warnings amid wartime conditions. It mentions permits, travel restrictions, and warnings about traffic and safety measures, with scattered names and place markers suggesting a wartime or emergency context.
Large May pig iron production reached a monthly high aside from 1914 October and a near-record daily output, with 78 000 tons sold in the last week at 304 to 250 per ton. Government orders push shell production, while Western plants scale up to meet a 4 000 ton daily plate demand as navy yard expansions strain labor and forge steel demand.
Guaranty Trust expects to raise capital from 200000 to 250000 and seeks stockholder ratification at a June meeting. Holders will receive one new share for each four held, with subscription priority for existing stock. The move expands resources and surplus, strengthening overall capital structure.
The Japan Trade Bulletin reports Japanese interests eyeing increased commerce with South America. Plans include a regular steamship service between Japan, Chilean ports, and Argentina, led by Osaka based Mitsui Kaisha. First vessel Jin Karate Mnew, 1200 tons, to be followed by similar ships. Also aims to reach West Coast ports and Cape Town, with ambassadors to promote the linkage.
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing plans to sell British shares and debentures via a new holding company in Great Britain backed by English capital. The move would reduce American holdings in the European Westinghouse interests, with payments and preferred stock arrangements tied to the British transaction and a possible UK holding firm replacing direct American ownership.
A compact note records notable relations with figures tied to oar work and related gear. The entry cites measurements around 110.80 and 100.06 with references to oars and vessels, suggesting a ledger style update on equipment and partnerships.
A fragment from a wartime report discusses attempts to dispose of holdings by a French concern led by Guy E Jrion, chairman of Westinghouse, amid rising tension over war uses. It notes British and American capital involvement and mentions Italian contracts tied to government needs as hostilities extend.
A Wabash Pittsburgh terminal group led by Nathaniel Ely seeks prompt payments from the Terminal Company and related claims as part of ongoing reorganization battles. The committee pushes for immediate claim funding to cover expenses and counsel fees, aiming to pressure Pittsburgh Toledo Bank to advance 5 million dollars while court actions continue in New York County.
Sixty eight new firms with authorized capital of 70 180 000 were organized in Atay for development of oil and telephones. Dividends, stock increases, and director elections are noted, with Great Western and Porphyry copper groups preparing quarterly dividends and restructuring capital to fund projects.
The conference in Springfield aims to discuss foreign trade and manufacturing interests. Officials report plans to showcase representative industries and methods for boosting exports, with several event days focusing on textiles, rubber, metals, and appliances.
Foreigners reinvest dividends into gilt edge securities as the Stock Ey shows principal orders largely reflecting this reinvestment. The market tone stays quiet yet firm with activity in ammunition shipping and all shares. Ratios for American and South American issues vary as capitalization shifts alongside quarterly dividends from many companies including Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Dominion Coal Continental Cane and Western Union showing varied payouts and dates through July.
A 40 million dollar loss of gold to the United States is noted amid a tide of exports. May exports exceed imports by 33.18 million while imports ceased mid May. Government gold on hand totals about 9.089 billion. Gold shipments go mainly to Japan, Spain, and Mexico due to trade balances and Allied credits.
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