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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
5
The article notes a two percent discount on securities amid anticipated supply increases and contemplates its offsetting effect on market conditions. It highlights preparatory steps and the day’s trading context as investors gauge liquidity and demand.
The report notes selling of provisions overdone with a price break for goods. Shorts attempted profit taking sparked a market rebound as offers cooled and values rose. Chicago prices show fluctuations with some centers expecting dividends and profit signals amid general stock activity.
The fragmented OCR text lists incorporation and legal phrases with numerous personal names such as Patty Kent Menkatian and Marie Renee, amounts like 5000 dollars, dates and places blurred, mentioning Albany and Wahoon or similar. It reads as a garbled public notice with unclear actions and deadlines.
A dense OCR filled page notes price movements in commodities with Wheat and Butter markets and interior receipts. It mentions clearances, wheat futures, and port and inland price signals, with scattered figures and references to traders, markets, and distribution notes amid fluctuating prices.
London plans to issue treasury warrants at high prices and low yields to attract investors. Analysts note Britain must offer better terms than home market to move hot war bonds, implying a tighter U turn in financing as industries revive and prices shift.
John G. Lonsdale of Logan & Bryan stock exchange firm was chosen president of the National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis. Born in Memphis in 1872, he helped form banks and rail ventures and played a key role in consolidations joining Citizens’ Bank of Little Rock with the Exchange National Bank. He succeeds Tom Randolph, now chairman of the board, replacing E C Simm.
The United States foreign trade improved last week with higher imports and exports and increased customs duties. Imports totaled 22,021,619 dollars, exports 46,477,820 dollars, and duties 3,035,675 dollars. New York handled over half of the week’s trade, with 60,419 bales of cotton shipped, bringing total exports to 8,151,400 bales since August 1.
Prices for wheat weakened as export demand cooled and futures slipped to near the 1 low on September delivery. Corn and oats followed broader declines while improving harvest weather in Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri provided limited support. European demand showed indifference and UK resales suggested subdued appetite for Chicago options.
Washington June 16 A new Internal Revenue ruling requires license fees for each place handling narcotic drugs. Chain stores must pay separately for each store warehouse and laboratory, instead of a single blanket tax. Commissioner Osborn and Acting Secretary Newton approved the order, effective immediately, guiding collectors to require separate registry and tax for every business site involved.
The cotton market showed quiet but firmer trading on steady demand, with October contracts near late week highs. Weather reports noted general rains in Oklahoma and central belt areas, boll weevil worries rise in Alabama, and ongoing export movement pushing season totals past 4,000,000 bales.
June auction listings from Hear de for ely aaend nate ative ied enuch beet proceeding with cattle calves sheep and ferns. Items include 29 carna sheep and lambs and 33.7 lame with various weights, prices and buyers noted amid scattered vendor names and totals.
The International Banking Corporation plans a $750,000 gold shipment from Yokohama to San Francisco on the steamship Minnesota with a scheduled sailing date of June 1. The arrangement highlights postwar finance and international trade routes through major Pacific hubs.
Pease and Elliman sold the new nine story fireproof apartment house at 17 East 70th Street on Lenox Hill to S. Morrill Banner and William L. Levy. The building, fully rented after a year, spans a fifty two by half block plot with two apartments per floor and notable tenants including Foster Milliken and Dr. Hugh Auchineloss. The purchaser, a prominent investor, expects Lexington Avenue subway completion to boost appeal. Other sales and occupancy actions are noted in fragmented lines.
Fragmented OCR notes describe real estate activity and a property sale near Seventh Avenue and Aoneh Street. It mentions Artie rNonmested and Marshall Faaves property with unclear dates and buyer details, suggesting transfer or mortgage activity in a local district.
Fragmentary OCR note lists names such as Howlett Fennelmet Despard and Telauty, with references to January events and local rental listings. It mentions patrons and areas like Warrington and Atsford, but specifics are unclear. The item reads as a blurred rental or notice from a suburban homes page, lacking complete details.
Unclear OCR text describes a Bronx lot sale event at an auction. Mentions names and scattered phrases such as Emily Frill Otey and Alan the Satan. Details are garbled. the core fact is a local auction of a Bronx lot slated for today.
Fragmented text outlines a prospective 1.5 million lease arrangement involving brokers and a private property project. Mentions the Fagen Ware area, a building plan, and a supers Greenacres property sale with scattered names and locations. The details are unclear due to partial OCR.
A garbled item lists several names and numbers with missing context. The text appears to be a damaged public notice or court related line with misplaced words and dates making it impossible to determine the exact action, parties, or location.
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