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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
28
Fragmentary OCR shows reports of a riot at Soma Pavilion with police, crowd confrontations, and injuries. Details are scarce but indicate broader unrest and calls for order as authorities investigate.
Market notes show a tepid session with about 400000 shares traded, offerings overwhelming demand and little rally. Copper stocks lagged with small gains or losses as traders faced abundant supply, amid uneven news on tariffs and labor strife, while time loans eased and foreign gold flows continued.
The New York Stock Exchange activity shows total Thursday sales at 408,400 with prior days at 560,000 and week totals peaking near 14,760,900 year to date. A broad list of industrials and rail stocks appears with notable names such as Baldwin Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, United States Steel, and Erie. The report catalogs varied price quotes and volume across numerous corporations.
The upturn in our market yesterday reached notable levels in industrials with new records. Motors and commodities saw mixed trading as Atlantic Galleon West Ave reached a new high, while Cuba Cane Sugar drifted. United Verde Extension traded actively, posting a high and closing with a slight gain.
Lanion June 15 quiet stock exchange conditions amid weaker steel and mining shares. Banks and government securities moved slowly. Bank of England shipped £180,000 in new funds, money rates firmed modestly, and Paris and London exchange rates showed small shifts with limited activity across sectors.
In late trading the stock market showed mixed results with most leaders failing to advance. Mexican Petroleum climbed but closed around 108 percent, while Ceucible Mie rose earlier in the session. United States Atrel traded in a narrow band but remained firm and Anaconda's equity fluctuated with American Meet Sugar declining. Treasury finances drifted without notable change.
Gold bars valued at 2,250,000 were deposited yesterday. The overall gold import total rose to 55,751,000 dollars as stock flows continued in Ottawa. Jay Morgan Co. reported the figures, indicating a steady accumulation in the current movement.
Paris June 15 report on an Allied trade conference and a French census showing marriages and births declined during war while deaths rose. Minister Briand spoke of combined military diplomatic economic effort to secure cheap sources and distribution of Allied production. Census data cover 1911 to 1914, with 77 departments showing population shifts and changing marriage and death rates, plus Bank of France asset positions abroad and at home. The conference deliberations are to be secret.
A garbled OCR fragment references Harold Cnis from Tonark amid a chaotic text about events, places, and people. The readable portion hints at a local figures list and potential nomenclatural notes, but lacks clear actions or outcomes to summarize further.
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