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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
Readers see a volatile market as fears of German actions and Allied wartime shifts unsettle stocks. Analysts flag uncertain security impacts, with early declines giving way to partial rebounds as investors weigh corporate resilience, building permits, and industry signals in May.
On Wednesday trading in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange reached 2,501,000 dollars, up from 1,754,000 the prior day and 1,694,000 a week earlier, with year to date totals around 50,783,000. Government and municipal issues show varied bid and ask levels across numerous issues including 4s, 4s of 1955, and other treasuries, while assorted railway, oil, and industrial bonds appear with mixed quotations and par values.
A scrambled OCR page surveys stock, grain, and commodity price notes across U S markets. It covers potatoes, lard, wheat, flour, cottonseed, naval stores, and marine materials with scattered entries from Boston and New York exchanges.
Lease listings cover multiple zones with details on stores, basements, and terms. Mentions Douglas Rehman and Charen, with references to assets, payments, and negotiated arrangements across properties including 60 units and others.
Fragmentary OCR from a cattle and livestock listing shows prices counts and breeds like calves steers heifers and lambs. Several names and numbers appear jumbled with place like York or New York and various monetary amounts.
The former Cafe Boulevard property at the southeast corner of Seconday and Tenth has been sold to bankers by the Poughkeepsie Savings Bank for redevelopment. Foreclosure sale previously bid $100,000 on a $150,000 valuation, with Rosenfeld and partners named in the mortgage action. The report notes multiple other local property transfers and auctions in the Bronx and Manhattan.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a lease notice for a hotel in a city, with scattered names such as WIA Manager Dave and Willem. The text is highly corrupted, obscuring dates, parties, terms, and locations, leaving only disjointed fragments about furniture and a potential host or owner.
Lea Copan and Joe Richart are identified in a Westchester sales update. Sika of ve Manhattan Alterations appears in the fragment, with the text ending abruptly on a stray line indicating a year or date.
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