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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
11
The cotton market rose as buyers returned after a quiet morning. Prices moved higher with October advancing to 21.27 cents and closing around 21.22 cents amid broad late buying and renewed demand for new crop deliveries.
The report outlines irregular bid and asked sugar and coffee figures amid unsettled demand from several traders. It notes no clear transactions yesterday and mentions activity shifts as prices and openings fluctuate across exchanges.
Reading shows a July style metal market with standard copper and futures values along with assorted totals for receipts, packing, and storage. Prices and items include New York state, Wisconsin, and various regional lots, with large figures like 20.00, 68, and 270 38e across multiple categories and date references.
Dry weather complaints from the Northwest plus reports from Illinois and Ohio about chinch bugs boosted wheat prices. July at 1.43 to 1.14, September 1.19 to 1.14, corn higher while oats ease. overall day seen with firm closes amid sparse specifics on market fundamentals.
Report covers investor skepticism as talks between the international bankers committee and Mexico's Finance Minister Adolfo de la Huerta show little progress. Bond prices fall amid absence of decisive announcements and renewed questions about reaching a settlement on the Mexican debt.
Numerous notices outline bids for contracts including architecture engineering and construction. Details name the Contractors OTEK and others, with dates, submission offices, and terms plus a plan for public bid opening.
Reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission show U.S. railroads earned $50,256,800 in April, yielding 1.93 percent on property value. Comparisons include March and April deficits, four‑month totals, and national operating revenues and expenses, with details by region and mileage.
In New York on June 7 1923 Wallace Mapnourre Mart ine notes a consortium of counsel including Mayer Meyer Austian Platt and others for Inland Steel. The document lists board members and officers such as Ww Corey and J U Derny as chairman as the discussion moves on.
The American Exchange Securities Corporation transfer notices indicate a June 9 192% date and involve Chase Securities Corporation regarding dividend actions. Treasurer Shaible, and Renee Ae Aeresaat Ti, appear as officers or claimants in the related listing.
The American Woolen Company announces quarterly dividends of One Dollar and seventy five Cents per share on Preferred Stock and One Dollar seventy five Cents on common stock, payable July 1, 1923, to stockholders of record June 18, 1983. Transfer books closed June 18 and reopen at the opening of business June 19, 1982. William H Reston, June 1, 1982.
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