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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
28
scrambled text describes Read & Co and Metatelibny Corp in a formal notice about stock holdings, payments, and dividends. Mentions December 20 and June 1, with references to officers, legal terms, and company actions. Names appear garbled, but imply corporate financial activity and board notices.
Laur ie reeter and three young men including William Williamson face the judge as police report drug trafficking money seized from sales. The arrest followed Chief Langs order targeting all traffickers. Elmwood Presbyterian Church calls Rev Frederic Dhan to lead the congregation in Lowell following a past controversy.
Senate May Check Anti Trust Bills. The report details monetary policy, stock trends, and proposed anti trust measures under President Wilson. It notes potential Senate opposition, labor union positions, and expectations for banking and gold movements, with references to government bonds, currency changes, and railroad finance debates.
The weekly stock table lists shares traded last week with highest, lowest and final prices, weekly net changes, and the year’s high and low. Total sales reached 874,200, up from 597,600 the prior week and 2,889,400 a year earlier. From January 1 to date in 1914 total trades are 34,821,200 versus 38,964,300 in 1913.
A listing of multiple branch locations including 16 18 20 22 William Street and 475 Fifth Avenue New York, plus offices in London Paris and Berlin. Administrator noted in the document.
Weekly roundup lists high low final and net changes for all bank and trust company shares traded. The report notes ranges and quotations, with auction activity and market movements across listed institutions.
Cotton shipments to New England mills tracked to date of the current year show a nine month total from the South. The figures indicate increased cotton tonnage, signaling shifts in cloth and yarn markets.
The Madhe Review notes weak demand across industries, led by steel, as customers fail to purchase needed goods. It warns that only partial utilization of capacity persists, risking a broader recession as manufacturing stalls and unemployment looms.
London reports a week of liquidation with prices falling earlier and in Paris lighter selling after the London conference moved to supply rail with money. Gold is likely to accumulate in international markets, pressuring rates as investors await better terms and potential revival of confidence amid railway wage actions and miner protests. The Bank of England steadies reserves as gold arrivals offset holiday disruptions, keeping discounts largely steady.
Controller Prendergast reports January through April city receipts totaling 226 501 075 dollars with 20 109 758 from taxes and water rents plus 1 018 249 from subway contracts. Net outlays reach 188 792 000 with 65 million in corporate stock value and 21 887 188 on public improvements. An addendum covers 1910 1912 1913 tax collects and savings returned to the general fund while assessments totaled 15 729 840 with 9 448 872 city borne. A bicycle accident in Hackensack, N J leaves Peter Kreuger dead after being struck by a trolley car.
A new telephone exchange opens in Chelsea, west of Madison Square Park, with 20000 copies of the spring edition noting updated directory numbers and a statue of Admiral Parengat nearby. The center lists four new cabinet numbers and the MN company’s new directory engine.
Markets faltered as uncertainty grew over a potential cabinet reshuffle and the formation of a new government. Investors watched the exchange rate, mining securities, and industrial stocks for clues while analysts warned of volatility until a stable policy outlook emerges.
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