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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows financial terms, names and place hints likely from a ledger or notice. The readable bits include references to a treasurer, salaries, meetings, textile pricing, and a street in New York City. No clear event or outcome is established.
Daily market notes indicate mixed to upward trading early with gains in motor stocks and steel issues, led by United States Steel and Bethlehem. In late hours liberal price ceilings triggered reversals of 1 to 3 points while Liberty Loan news and favorable Washington advisories influenced buying, securing momentum in rails and industrials before a retreat.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange showed bonds and stocks with prices, highs, lows, and closes across numerous issues. Notable entries include Anaconda, General Electric, and Amalgamated products with varied bid and ask levels, reflecting a broad market day and volume totals.
The Tribune notes it takes no responsibility for authenticity of curb market quotations. Transactions and prices Tuesday were not verified and may be inaccurate.
Fragmented OCR text lists prices and figures for multiple stocks and subsidiaries including Nor Arie Bing Cop, Ariana Unit, Avante, Detroit BPS, Crystal Cop, Beatern Cop, and Con River. The garbled lines resemble a stock market page with per share values and dates, but readable names are sparse. The passage shows securities trading data without coherent narrative.
Prices for cotton fell as southern selling and weather factors dampened demand. October contracts slipped from 24.80 to 20.80, closing at 24.55, with a net drop. Domestic mill consumption reached 607,530 bales while May end stocks stood around 2,027,000 bales, signaling softer demand and increased offerings in the South. Copper exports loom as government contracts near 400 million pounds, with spot metal prices holding firm while other metals trade varied.
The market showed weakness with prices 6 to 70 cents lower on wheat and corn. Reports point to improving outlook for the new crop, with expert estimates of Kangas yield around 70 million bushels. Cargoes moved to Europe, and domestic ports shipped 1.882 million bushels amid mixed cash demand and export activity.
A long OCR fragment outlines a summons in a New York Supreme Court matter. It names numerous individuals including Annie Rearta, Theresa Restrnt Allen, Mary Pursusal, and Henry Baron von Behauenberg among others, with mention of a Miss Livingston and a New York Life Insurance Company or similar entity. The document lists many spouses and heirs and refers to property interests and a notice to all potential claimants to respond by a set time.
The document lists names and relations related to a legal action heard in a New York court, including references to heirs at law and plaintiffs. It notes a third amended complaint filed May 11, 1917 and an attorney Arnold Hawalan with a Manhattan address, with details about premises and potential claims among the named individuals.
A storage auction notice lists parties and property to be sold at the Columbus Storage Warehouse in New York. It states the sale will occur after legal notice and compliance with statute, listing items such as carpets merchandise and household goods, with date and times pending.
The record reproduces a New York court partition notice for a parcel on Ninety Eighth Street and Tenth Avenue with a ring of legal proceedings, dates, and survey details. It also includes sealed proposals for a New York City water tunnel contract and bids related to the water supply project with officials Charles Strauss Chadwick and Galvin noted.
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