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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
29
Transcribed market notes detail The New York Stock Exchange transactions, showing trades in various securities, government bonds, and commodities. It lists prices, volumes, and closing figures, highlighting notable activity across steel, oil, and rail equities, with scattered references to multiple firms and index movements.
Trading in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted to 2 197 008 dollars, slightly down from 2 198 000 the prior week. U S Government bonds formed the core of activity as investors weighed yields and safety amid market fluctuations.
Commodities market shows renewed strength as cotton prices reach season highs. Trading activity remains active with gains led by Western buyers and Northern mills amid cautious demand. Reports note limited exports and forward contracts accumulating as a hedge against rising prices. Copper and iron markets also show gains with higher Coke and steel product prices.
The report details substantial fluctuations in sustenance futures with wheat and corn prices near the Chicago market, noting July and September movements. It cites prices for flour, oats, and livestock, and includes weather notes, weekly commodity futures, and general market sentiment for food products and agricultural goods. Entities include Chicago, BAS, Shleigo, and references to market values and shipments.
A garbled OCR page details multiple foreclosure sales across regions with disjointed names, places, and dates. It lists entities like households and firms, mixed with stray references to towns and officials, depicting a confused sale notice landscape and looming property actions.
The item explains that the New York Curb Association does not guarantee quotation accuracy and that quotes may be printed by individuals without official authorization. It notes that some securities are admitted by quotation and unlisted, with prices reported daily by the association and noted as not officially verified.
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