Incomplete Text From Historical Newspaper Notice
Readable fragments mention bank exchange and tile insurance with unclear names and dates. The passage lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a fuller card.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
18
Readable fragments mention bank exchange and tile insurance with unclear names and dates. The passage lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a fuller card.
Dividend notices announce a quarterly dividend of one and one quarter percent from American Can Company and related firms. The notices include record dates, shares, and payment details, with mentions of Wall Street offices and stockholder responsibilities. The document references trust and treasury actions, with dates in 1905 and distribution instructions for stockholders and brokers.
Stockholders of the Chicago Great Western are to vote in Chicago next September on increasing the preferred B stock. Announcement notes four prior stock types and current authorized amounts, with dividends and overseas holdings affecting the finance committee and proposed stock change.
The bankruptcy notices list petitions fled with the U S district court clerk. Amounts include 34 700 and 1 900 for claims and payments to various creditors and receivers. Names and specifics are partially obscured in the text.
Closing prices yesterday of principal active securities and net changes from Saturday quotations show varied performance. Foreign exchange markets remained steady while government receipts and Sub-Treasury balances shifted, with notable activity in gold premiums and Mexican exchange rates.
Yesterday's stock market saw lighter volume and mixed price moves as professional traders dominated activity. Despite favorable crop and political news, public demand remained weak while select issues like Amalgamated Copper, American Smelting, Canadian Pacific, Metropolitan, and Soo rose, with Canadian Pacific also lifting Soo shares through linked holdings.
Market generally firm with total par value sales of Preceding Saturday at 2,631.00. Notable activity in railroad and utility bonds including Chicago Burlington and Quincy Erie convertibles and Metropolitan Street Railway. Strong offerings from St Louis and San Francisco, Pacific convertible, and Wabash issues observed alongside American Tobacco and Whited Statue Steel.
The page lists money and exchange figures with varied percentages for different instruments. Quoted rates include 1 per cent for sixty days, 14 months at specific rates, and commercial paper prices around 4 to 6 per cent for short and mid durations. The figures reflect a period currency market snapshot with multiple maturities and instruments.
A Baltimore stock list mixed with railroad and other securities appears in dense ledger style. The torn OCR shows numerous company fragments, prices, and entries, mentioning Michigan Central and Pacific Coast lines among others, with scattered figures and ticker hints.
The Costa Rican debt appears with Boerer & Co buying large blocks of new 1 percent refunding bonds set to mature in 2008. They establish a sinking fund and a government agreement binds liquor revenue as security. The issue refines the tax and labor implications, with details on interest, exemptions, and enforcement limits.
The text lists entities and names about non member banks and related securities activity. It references Joralie Dearie Amocatin and Marie Mimuem with cryptic phrasing and scattered names. The content appears garbled OCR with partial mentions of securities and a weekly periodical.
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