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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
8
Market page continues with scattered figures on bonds, currencies, yields, and trader names. The fragmentary OCR lists German International Bonds, Paris quotes, marks, and various company or fund listings with unclear context. Readable entities include Germany, Berlin, marks, and generic market terms.
Market listings from various cities show prices and bids for a wide range of stocks and shares. Notable entries include Am Mig, Atlas PA, Childs Co, Singer Mg, Yale, Lake Shore, and Gold Reef. Names and prices vary, with numerous abbreviations and incomplete data scattered through the page.
Weakness in the cotton market followed reports of improving crop prospects and a easing of demand. October futures fell, prices slid from early gains, with selling attributed to Wall Street and stronger Western bids. spot market remained quiet with prices lower.
Army orders issued today honorably discharge numerous officers and men across multiple commands. Names and units listed include majors captains lieutenants and warrant officers with assignments and stations noted, spanning coast to coast and including theater posts and supply depots.
General George W. Goethals announced the formation of Guetts Wells & Co to perform engineers and construction services. The firm, linked with Goethals & Co, will operate from 169 Nassau Street with officers including Goethals as president and Henry Goldmark as technical vice president, aiming to manage and consult on projects.
Banking leaders from major grain centers traveled to Washington to discuss reopening a possible futures market for wheat. Opinions vary on values for the new crop as favorable late weather supports a strong harvest. Early reports indicate the Southwest is harvesting winter wheat while spring wheat prospects look good and Canada shows mixed conditions.
Jamon BL for say Chatman of the Village Cleaving Howe today notified that a loan request for 319,000,000 jons had been refused by Chive dates. The fore money would be tent this time. Refusal of the city to adopt a su lon by the bankers that juniper Projects be curtailed and a aire opportune time for financing them, responsible for the buskers serious Mr Forgan did. Chicago faces bankrivecy before the end of the year, he added.
The report of Hupp Motor Corporation shows net profit before taxes of 1 thousand, with available balance totaling $1.5 million. Cash stands at $1 million plus, accounts receivable at $1.077 million, and inventories around $2.1 million, reflecting March results from the American Gear and Manufacturing Company integration.
Allan A. Ryan publishes an open letter accusing the New York Stock Exchange governing committee of improper conduct in the Stutz Motor corner and declines the June 28 invitation to appear. He orders removal of the Stock Exchange licker service from 115 Broadway and predicts likely expulsion, challenging a public trial with counsel.
Washington reports a federal plan to accelerate Alaska development through coordinated control of lands and resources and consolidation of two shipping lines serving Alaskan ports. Secretary Payne approves the report and aims to begin promptly with broad commercial support. The plan envisions improved roads, rail and transit, and inviting American capital and settlement.
A historic office building at 242 Walnut Street is identified with Hariem Office St Teo Pila. The listing notes the street address and association with the named office entity.
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