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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
6
Sluggish trading and profit-taking left prices slightly lower in the curb market with several stocks showing modest gains for a few issues. North American Secl and Tubates Produria moved narrowly, while Tadlase and Kennucdy declined. other names listed with mixed moves across metals and related exchanges.
Wheat prices advance on improved export demand with July and September futures higher. Corn and oats edge up while provisions weaken as market opens in New York. large prior-day trading volumes hint at renewed strength in hard red wheat amid international demand signals.
Sharp advances in the cotton market drove new high points for several months with July opening strong and September prices rising beyond earlier quotations. October posted notable gains while various futures showed mixed but generally steady action amid government crop reports and ongoing demand.
Market notes from New York report miscellaneous trades and corporate actions. Directors, finances, and product developments are touched on as firms seek weathered demand, price changes, and strategic moves amid a volatile period.
Markets in other cities report mixed activity as traders note uneven demand and cautious buying. Officials warn of inflationary pressure while analysts project slow gains for midquarter economic indicators.
The German South American Bank for 1931 shows a profit of 21 08 000 000 marks, rising from 24 000 000 marks in 1900. The report notes a 50 percent increase in certain activities and describes heavy air transport demands affecting markets and trade.
In the United States District Court yesterday Judge John C. Knox named Michael Edelstein receiver for William H. Kemp & Co Inc stock brokers at 20 Revud Street amid bankruptcy filing. The petition seeks a receiver due to liabilities exceeding 5100 with assets to fund and satisfy claims. details are unclear.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad posted a deficit for 1921 as disclosed in the annual statement to stockholders. Total income from all sources was $4,227.60 against fixed charges, with a deficit of $2,800,001. Operating expenses fell to reflect cost controls, while freight revenue per ton mile rose about 17 percent as maintenance spending declined slightly.
The item reports net income figures and balance sheet data for Internation Nickel Go, noting working capital of 11,208.01 and current assets of 12,131,412 contrasted with prior year totals. It mentions stock value of 25 and dividends carried after payables, with references to equity equivalents and previous year figures.
Washington reports the federal effort to curb future trading aims to reduce grain exchange volume by about one third. Frederick H. Welle of Minnesota, a grain trade representative, spoke amid committee hearings on the act following Supreme Court developments. The Minnesota commissioner of grain matters opposed the timing of the hearings and the proposed curbs.
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