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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
4
A summary of global market and currency movements with dull trading, mixed stock activity, and weak demand. Coverage notes London gold flows, Paris francs, and sterling dynamics, plus British debt and wartime finance affecting exchange and gold transfers amid heightened war costs and bank easing.
A garbled summary reflecting an old financial or industrial list from The Tribune. Mentions monthly and yearly figures with May, April, March, and January entries, plus high and low values. References industrials and May rates, plus historical dates such as 1908 and 1907.
A fragmented ledger style page shows money and exchange terms, rates, and references to Treasury, funds, and various financial names. Names like Mookie and Dilys appear amid unclear figures and notes. The legible items hint at exchange rates, payments, and banking entries without coherent narrative.
The article notes curb market transactions on Tuesday June 1 1915 with lower daily activity against Monday and weekly totals, plus weekly export figures from the Port of New York for the week ended June 12 at 24 510 595 dollars, higher than the prior week and up from last year. It also records daily imports and general merchandise movements and mentions selective stock movements in Cramp Shipbuilding Anglo American and other Industrials with modest gains and broad price adjustments.
The page shows closing bid and asked prices for stocks listed but not actively traded on the Stock Exchange Tuesday. Readers see scattered figures, with many entries obscured by OCR errors, listing multiple firms and prices across sectors.
London June 1 stock market activity was modest with war loans firmer and colonial issues under pressure as underwriters faced a 2% deduced stake of the £1,000,000 New South Wales loan. Oil, water, and Brazilian stocks dull. copper shares firm. Bank of England sold large sums, money plentiful, short-term rates near 2 1/2 percent.
Bond market activity on the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday reached 5.061 million dollars in bonds, up from 2.261 million on Monday and higher than figures a week and a year earlier. The year to date total stands at 365.401 million, beating the prior year’s 346.006 million.
The Granby Consolidated Smelting and Refining Company announced dividend payments and director lapsed terms, with July 16 as payable date. The report notes copper shipments for June totaling 6,536 pounds and exports of 4,180,000 to Italy and 2,228,000 to France.
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