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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1917
Page
3
Stock transactions show varied volumes with totals for January 1 to date and week figures. Listed values include several large totals such as 82,648,800 and 93,071.00, reflecting ongoing trading across multiple securities.
Trading in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange Friday reached 6,000 compared with 1,516,000 Thursday and larger totals for the week and year. The report lists numerous stock quotes and prices across many names, including government and corporate issues, with figures in dollars per share and percent changes.
The Tribune disclaims responsibility for curb market quotations accuracy and authenticity. It notes that transactions and prices on Friday were reported as listed, with details provided for general reference.
Lat Open. Wh Angle-Am OMery 192 10% Traine Fume U 308 28 280 Stand. Subsidiaries Standard Oil facing unclear figures and partial references to corporate entities. The text appears as fragmented data, listing codes and percentages without coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Trading desks reported firm gains in some sectors while others slid as temperatures rose and near term supply concerns faded. Oats held firm with July shorts covering. cotton moved to lower levels with selling by Western merchants and Southern sellers, yet exports remained a bright spot. Overall, weather, acreage, and pest factors shaped a cautious mood across grains and cotton.
The report lists current spot prices and market chatter for metals and related products. Copper faces expectations of a price shift by early 2018 with distributors eyeing under 40 cents per pound, while producers seek about 29 cents. The piece also notes varied egulated goods and prices, including iron, steel, and dairy related items, with wide spreads across commodities and references to delivery timing and market sentiment.
Prices softened amid liquidation pressure as winter wheat prospects improved and new Texas supplies were noted for export. Northwest prices held firm, cash markets cooled, and domestic wheat stocks appeared scarce in key regions. An official crop report showed area planted and yield changes while trade views suggested evolving future trading rules in London.
The Weather Report lists temperatures across states including California and Arkansas with highs near 100 degrees and notable readings in Tuna Alabama and Phan. It notes warmer weather on Wednesday and Thursday, with forecasts of sun and increasing warmth in several regions.
Fragmentary headline-like snippet references a miniature almanac along with legends about tides and letters. It appears to mix curious phrases and names such as high tide and a tone key to a book but lacks clear events, dates, or persons. The readable content hints at puzzle or learning themes rather than a full story.
Fragmentary OCR summary shows multiple company names and numbers. Manton appointed, with figures like 130 and 2,000 appearing. references to banks, equities, and statistics. Mentions Liverpool and American entities, dates and totals in a chaotic financial brief.
A disjointed OCR page lists many military officers, units, and hospitals with scattered mentions of commands, locations, and dates. The fragment emphasizes personnel, ranks, and organizational ties without a clear narrative or single event.
Fragmented notice outlines an unsettled estate in Manhattan with executor names and dates, followed by a corporate dividend declaration from American Can Company. It mentions quarterly dividends, record dates, transfer books, checks, and mailing of payments to stockholders, with several corporate and executor references and dates in New York.
Margaret Dunn sues Mary He Tunasta in New York County for foreclosure after an interlocutory judgment. The sale is set for June at noon on Ninety-seventh Street and Tenth Avenue, with the property described as a parcel on Ninety-seventh Street in Manhattan and known as number 131. Referee Mitchell Leslie presiding.
Public notice from the Surrogate’s Court of New York County invites bids for a contract to furnish and install a chemical and bacteriological facility and related plumbing and drainage work at the Rab Water Supply Gate facility in New York City. Bids open at City offices and must be obtained from the registrar. secretary Featherstone announces deadlines and responsible party.
A garbled OCR snippet lists various place names, numbers, and partial terms such as Mec, Ohio, Portland, Richmond, Worcester, and Kansas City. It reads like a disorganized collage of figures, addresses, and identifiers with no clear event or single subject.
Bristol reports government decision ending the Henbury explosives factory project after the US entry, halting work on a facility planned to be among England’s largest. Nearly 500000 dollars spent, thousands employed, with widespread disruption as contractors ceased or continued, farms and houses displaced, and water mains planned from Sharpness to supply the site.
Paris reports a monthly coal increase of 500000 tons compared with the last month of 1916. An extra 7000 miners left the front to join the mines, boosting production. February's output was affected by fewer working days, but April still reached 2260000 tons despite recruiting losses. A shift to wood heating is urged for next winter with potential cheap frewood at 100 francs a ton.
A garbled OCR passage references multiple figures and names including a Murray, a Prati, a Kardlian, and a San station. It mentions failures, a vote tally around 270 and 330, and notes about the United States facing winter conditions and a potential $2000 figure. The text appears to report on economic or political disruption with scattered proper nouns and dates unclear.
Gaston Williams Wigmore Inc announces a cash dividend for stockholders. The board approves a 1900 percent payoff and a special War Fund contribution. Dividend payable July 3 to stockholders of record June 30. Treasurer Andrew W. Ficane signs the notice from New York.
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