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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
28
A historical financial page notes stock activity and announcements from the New York Stock Exchange with scattered references to international markets including Germany. The report mentions dates, quotations, and weekly totals, reflecting a period overview of prices and trading activity.
The London copper market showed firmness as trading remained subdued amid mixed activity in related metals. Prices edged higher on limited activity, with some producers and brokers noting firmer demand while others reported cautious trading across the board.
Inactive yesterday. Industrials and railroads report status of work and travel disruptions. Officials note momentum in production, while lines show limited activity and delays. Local businesses monitor transportation shifts affecting shipments and schedules.
The report outlines closing stock actions with limited deals at the Stock Exchange on Monday. It lists names and prices for several securities amid a quiet trading day, noting absent major transactions and awaiting clearer guidance on volumes and outcomes.
Fragmented OCR item lists various city stock tickers and prices with garbled text and missing context. Notable fragments include references to San Fe and other city markets, but readable content is minimal. The piece appears to be a partial stock column with numerous unreadable lines.
Daily financial note reports bond trading data on the New York Stock Exchange for Monday. Totals show municipal and government bonds with varied bids and asks, alongside listings of government and corporate issues and index-style figures. A separate section notes daily imports and exports at Port of New York for the week’s start.
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