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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
18
Closing prices yesterday of principal active securities show small net changes from Wednesday. Market activity centers on main exchanges as investors weigh minor shifts in valuations and overall market tone remains cautious.
Securities transactions were light with uneven value changes and no major buying demand. European tensions and Far East concerns weighed on sentiment, while brokers favored exits for Suburban events and speculative interests faced headwinds. Early May highs gave way to declines, with a potential for slow gains as bears press and cautious holders await clearer news.
The document lists total bond sales of 2105.00 dollars with numerous figures and codes. It references individuals such as Tony Vandans and Bijal, and includes various numeric entries like 8000 and 10900. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment detailing bond values and related identifiers.
The Federal Treasury in Washington reports remittances and balance movements across its divisions as of today. Details cover refunds, disbursements, and adjustments to ongoing accounts, reflecting the day's financial activity and the state of public funds.
The report surveys foreign trading, bonds, and currency moves across markets with a focus on London price softness and Moroccan tensions. It also details Baltimore and Ohio Railroad earnings for May 1903 and year to date figures, compares them to 1904, and lists included lines. Dun's corn outlook notes mixed planting conditions, potential large harvest, and replanting costs across states. a U. S. Steel related furnace shutdown reduces output, with expectant repair completion by July. Substitution of new Western Pacific mortgage bonds aims to modernize security. Western and related holdings see market maneuvers for control. Copper exports for May total 2768 tons versus prior year.
An auction notice from the Treasures of the Trusts of this company outlines capital stock and bonds in the Plaza Manhattans era. It specifies a July due date for recurring sums and lists trustees, offices, and the transfer of property and shares.
Market steady with final quotations listed for government bonds and railroad bonds. Notable activity seen in Atchison general bonds, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Central Pacific, Erie general bonds, Reading general, Louis and San Francisco refunding, Union Pacific, American Tobacco, and United States express bonds with various yields and par values.
London June 15 The weekly Bank of England reserve rose 2 279 000 while currency in circulation fell 12 000 and other deposits declined 567 000 The proportion of the Bank’s reserve to now lgt per cent rose from 102 per cent The rate of discount remained unchanged The Bank of France weekly return shows notes in circulation up 11 0609 francs treasury accounts current increased 2720 francs cash on hand fell 4 000 francs and silver on hand declined 355 000 francs
Teton June 1 report shows a weak and dull market for American securities with little price movement. Foreign money markets list call money near to 3 percent, Berlin, Paris rates steady, and London exchange at 28 francs 16 centimes. British and French securities quoted with modest activity.
Money on call opened at 2.15 percent, with a high of 3 percent and a low near 0 percent. Last loan at 2.4 percent, close 2.4 percent. Time money quotes ranged 2.0 percent to 3.4 percent for six months. Commercial paper 2.44 percent for 60 to 90 days, 4 percent for four to six months. Foreign exchange closed steady with various domestic rates. bank clearings show mixed regional balances. Government receipts show day and year-to-date figures, with substantial year-end surpluses and deficits. Sub-Treasury debtor to Clearing House 2.619 percent.
A garbled stock column from Baltimore lists Van Schatel and Co and Deedes Ut amid unreadable figures. The fragment hints at brokerage entries and prices but lacks coherent names, dates, or clear transactions.
Quotations forfoundry at the 9 a m and 1 p m calls today compare with prevailing prices of Wednesday. The listing shows farmers, merchants, and foundry men noting price trends and seeking ready sales.
Fragmentary text references new stock exchange items Allye A Ryan and Tenn & Kelly. Mentions membership, dividends, and a possible public notice. Names, dates, and places are garbled, leaving an uncertain local business or court notice with no clear event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text shows irregular words and partial names. no clear event or entities identified to form a factual summary. Unable to extract a coherent main action or outcome from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses AmeMerteM and names but is largely unreadable. It appears to reference backers or insurers with scattered terms such as trust and surety, financial entities, and potential names, yet no coherent event or clear facts are present.
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