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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

4

Hearings End on Rail Freight Rate Increase Request

The Interstate Commerce Commission completed hearings on a proposed 15 percent rise in railroad freight rates. Both sides presented extensive figures and exhibits. Markets and money rates show mixed signals amid war-time economic shifts, with expectations of a July decision and discussion of gold pools, Liberty Loans, and international gold flows shaping the financial backdrop.

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Dollar weakness in Russian exchange shocks local market

The dollar showed extreme weakness in the Russian exchange with rubles falling to a low of 25.50 cents and closing near 00. The peseta strengthened to 23.45 cents for a new high. The rest of the market stayed quiet with rates steady. American bankers halted all dealings in German and Austrian exchange, eliminating daily quotations for marks or kronen.

Foreign exchange rates and money market summary

The column lists current foreign exchange values in dollars and cents for sterling francs guilders lire Swiss rubles and other currencies with intrinsic values. It explains pounds trading around 4.75 to 4.86 dollars and notes money rates moving higher as demand for dollars to settle England accounts grows.

Stockholm Copenhagen UN States Mint Denmark Sweden England

U S Steel Declares Extra Dividend For July Disbursement

United States Steel directors announce an extra dividend of 2 percent on common stock plus 1 percent Red Cross contribution for July. Regular quarter payments include 1 percent on preferred and 11 percent on common. Total disbursements near 32.99 million, a company record, with earnings expected around 125 to 130 million for the quarter.

United States Steel Corporation Tata Red Cross Relief Fund Red Cross Wall Street Great Northern Ion White Motor Llenrlee Products Corporation Toronto Hamilton Buffalo American Gas & Electrica Stark Kanawha & Michigan CertainTeed Products Corporation Slos-Shefield Steel & Tran Northwestern Yeant

News Digest foreign Stock Market in London Cheerful

London on June 12 reports cheer in foreign markets despite Chancellor statements. Gilt edge securities rise while Spanish, Mexican, and Argentine issues lead gains. Russian securities stay weak. American sector quiet with irregular prices. London money supply increases with easy discount rates. Paris exchange and rates noted.

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Premium on cash as ruble trades near historic low

Foreign money brokers in New York quoted Russian government bank notes at about 30 cents, a premium of 6 1 8 cents over the 23 50 cent ruble exchange. The drop reflects limited cash ruble supply due to prohibitions on shipments, with buyers hoping for future rehabilitation while the Provisional Government’s grip wobbles amid war news.

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White Star Line reports 1916 profit and allocations

The White Star Line posts a profit of £2,402,758 after reserves and taxes, with £1,050,636 net after allocations. Dividends total £750,000 at 20 percent, and £300,836 is carried forward. Also noted are matters involving Carolina & Yadkin River, Pittsburgh-Youngstown-Ashtabula revenues, and various copper and mineral producer notes with dividend details from several companies.

White Star Line Decante Steam Navigation Company General Reserve General Purposes Fund

Hearings Close on Rail Rates Increase Bid

Washington June 12 hearings on a 15 percent freight rate raise by U S railroads closed before the Interstate Commerce Commission after three weeks of testimony. Shippers claim earnings rise and warn the move would tax producers. Carriers cite higher costs from the Adamson law and materials amid war. The commission has eight days to reach a decision. Treasury near balance shows receipts 7 362 832 payments 5 611 928 with a 28 853 155 deficit for the year.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Clifford Thorne United States Patterson Pennsylvania Railroad Supreme Court United States Treasury Ford

Stock market swings absorb cautious trading amid rails gains

Active securities faced firmer but uneven moves as money rates rose and banks tightened collateral. Rail shares led gains with Transcontinental, Western, and Southwestern among leaders, while United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel posted notable moves. bonds softened and gold reserves remained steady. Demand for baser metals rose with war impact, as bar silver climbed to 77 cents and lead prices reached near thirty year highs amid high inquiry.

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We Must Conquer The World For Democracy Liberty Bond Appeal

Motivational wartime text urging all Americans to support the Liberty Loan drive. Emphasizes national unity and sacrifice, stating every citizen should buy a Liberty Bond to fund soldiers and defend democracy. Warns that withholding funds aids the enemy and endangers home safety.

Appeal Under the Auspices of a Settlement Board

A terse notice describes an appeal heard under the auspices of a settlement board. The document notes procedures, possible remedies, and attendees, with emphasis on mediation and potential adjudication outcomes. It lists involved parties and references to governing statutes guiding the appeal process.

Call to Respond to National Call for War Bond Subscriptions

Subs may be sent through undersigned Fachange members or your banker or broker. Obtain necessary blanks and information from them. Friday is your last opportunity to respond to the country’s call, but do not wait until the last minute.

Subscriptions and Partners Named in City Advert

A long list of firms and individuals appears in a subscription notice naming George Bancroft Con Biddle Co Bryant Dunn Co Ogden Budd Co Lawrence Dietz Cow William Dugan Edwards Gatenby Emanuel Varcoe Cow Louis Friedman Helminway Guibert J Frank Howell Kenedy Co John Keogh Lee Krinsky Latham JE Levi Con George W Liebmane Liebeskind MacDonald Cos McConville F L Milliken Cow Morris Wilmann Morgan Maurer Perpall Co Benjamin Solomon Sparrow Co Leo Spingarn COL Van Buren Cow Frank J Waters Wilon Chardon in a public notice inviting subscriptions and listing participants.

George Bancroft & Con Biddle & Co Bryant, Dunn & Co Ogden D. Budd & Co Lawrence J. Dietz & Cow William S. Dugan & Co Edwards & Gatenby Emanuel, Varcoe & Cow Louis Friedman & Co Hleminway A Guibert J. Frank Howell Kenedy & Co John P. Keogh Lee Krinsky Latham JE. Levi & Con George W Liebmane CS. Liebeskind W. A. MacDonald & Cos JR. McConville & Cow F. L. Milliken Cow Morris & Wilmann Morgan & Maurer Clarence C. Perpall & Co Benjamin Solomon W. H. Sparrow & Co Leo Spingarn Henry Stave COL van Buren & Cow Frank J. Waters Wilon & Chardon

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