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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1919
Page
20
The OCR shows scattered security names and price figures with entries like Stand Silver and Tenopak Diy. Limited legible data include a few numbers such as 4000, 2330, and 234, but no coherent security names, exchanges, or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various companies and financial figures including Am Smelting, T & T, Midvale Steel, Pacific, Bay Liggett, and Balies Orh. Entries show monetary amounts, percentages, and dates in a scattered ledger style, with tax exempt and stock-like references.
The Tribunes report offers no response or verification of card market quotations. Tidbits show varied prices and percentages for stocks and markets, including references to open bids, last prices, and odd entries such as 1991/4 1001 and 4160, plus scattered figures like 98% and 871t. Debris or garbled names appear, indicating a damaged listing with uncertain authenticity.
In a New York market update all bonds on the day show comprehensive records of trades and prices across major issues. Traders note steady activity with varied yields reflecting broad demand and liquidity on the exchange floor.
The record shows broad stock and bond quotes including National Bise 400 and Bilt 1 2a, listing numerous railroads and industrials. Prices and ranges appear across New York central lines, steel producers, copper, oil firms, and transportation names with daily highs and lows, volumes, and closing figures.
An extensive market listing shows bid and asked prices for oil stocks and related mining entities. The sheet includes numerous miner names, stock quotes, and foreign bond listings alongside New York Stock Exchange quotations and miscellaneous financial instruments.
Commodities notes show cotton prices turning up after several days of decline with gains of 40 to 82 points. Demand remains uneven as dry goods and clothing trades surge due to demobilization, while government lines of cotton heads dampen American mill purchases. Weather improves in the cotton belt but conditions remain unsatisfactory and further rain could worsen prospects.
Corn and Wheat levels drift with weak to modest gains, traders cite poor weather and ample supply. Tea prices, coffee futures, and sugar remain firm in places, while butter and eggs show varied receipts and state dairy values.
The table shows closing bids and asks from yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange with mixed figures for several names including Ken, Trade, Fanner, Prenat, Sprit, Neo Bhie, Relney, Pat B, Wat, Willy, Wentworth and others, reflecting market activity and price levels. The fragmentary OCR lists multiple stock entries with varied numbers, indicating a snapshot of trading quotations and prices.
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