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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
5
A tedious day of trading in American Sugar and Chesapeake and Ohio shares sees a small overall decline, with mixed results across sectors. Investors weigh war era business shifts, dividend expectations, and rail and mining equities as uncertainty persists about profits and policy.
Historical OCR shows monthly and yearly averages for twelve industries from 1914 with figures for May June and prior months. It notes high and low values, year totals, and weeks ago references, but the fragmentary data is unclear and partially legible.
A brief item notes a record low price in exchange ments for the current year, pegged at fifteen dollars. The report highlights market weakness and a standout price point affecting traders and buyers.
London observers report The Daily Chronicle advocating a substantial New York bond issue to prop up the dollar. Gold moves Ottawa to the U S but import needs and wartime demand limit relief. Curtailing imports or selling American securities only offer temporary fixes, with short dated bonds seen as the natural lure for American investors.
The Consolidated Exchange shows lower deslings with Reading at 10 144 percent and Amal artated Conper down to 7 percent. Stocks list activities across sectors including Reading and Baltimore readings with various percentages, exchange rates for ninety days, and miscellaneous money and exchange notes. The document also mentions treasury discount rates, domestic exchange, and related financial figures, all reflecting a period market snapshot.
A bulky 1901 style price rundown covers wheat, flour, dairy, fruits, and imports. It flags European wheat trends, cash quotations, and export figures, naming markets and traders across multiple sectors and commodities.
Fragmented notes describe prices and products across dairy and fresh fruit sectors, mentioning cheese, fresh fruits, vegetables, and varied market observations. Mentions of brands, locations, and prices appear amid garbled OCR, with sporadic references to dates, counts, and product SKUs.
Livestock market notes show new tor beef listings and heaped calves with figures in dollars. Prices for heep and lambs, averages, and trade terms appear amid scattered figures and names, reflecting a busy market day with varied lots and consignments.
The dull cotton market sees narrow trading as private and government reports due, with rains causing some concern in the Southwest and South Atlantic. July hedges may extend to October amid expected large July shipments, while a revised government acreage estimate lowers the prior figure to about 34.9 million acres. Only 70 bales exported yesterday, total season near 220K against last year's 157K.
Chicago June 17 reports of British and French Dardanelles advances triggered a midday drop in Wheat prices though later news suggested no definite gains. Prices closed unsettled with rains in the West and Southwest affecting demand while Corn held mostly firm and Provisions steady. Foreign selling pressured grains despite late-session buying by houses with country connections.
London dated June 17 stock market shows war loan activity with copper stocks firm and gilt edged securities weaker. American section saw business in United States Steel Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper while other shares declined. Bank of England coin sales and Egypt provision. money plentiful, discount rates at 2 percent.
Protective committers representing the first and second mortgage bonds of the Wabagi Pittsburgh Terminal Railway Company reach a tentative plan. It provides for a 30 percent assessment on the first mortgage issue with $30,256,000 outstanding. The remaining bonds from the statue of Tiewee and mortgage bonds await decision.
The article lists a cascade of bankruptcy actions and related notices across firms and individuals, citing entities such as National Bank, Continent Bank, and Manhattan firms, with monetary amounts, dates, and assorted legal references. It reads as a dense compilation of court actions, creditor details, and proceedings involving multiple organizations and people.
Multiple storefronts and lofts on Broadway and nearby avenues reported leased or rented. Listings include basement space at 3413 Broadway, a new building plan on Avenue A, and alterations by Manhattan architects.
Fragmentary OCR text references a one hundred thousand dollar sale in Brooklyn with unclear terms. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled characters, making concrete entities and outcomes difficult to determine from the readable portions.
Fragmented OCR text mentions metal market facets and futures checks amid unclear phrases. Names and places are obscured, with garbled quotes and partial terms, offering little actionable detail beyond reference to market activity and potential pricing context.
Charles M Schwab announced immediate construction of a 60000 plant in South Bethlehem to triple shell loading capacity for England. The effort marks the third such plant. total war materiel investment nears 2 million dollars with about 6000 workers locally and a daily output of 1000 shrapnel shells plus other munition.
William Ziegler Jr. purchased a Park Avenue twelve story building at Park Avenue and Gist Street, paying just over $1,000,000 with a part payment in cash and two Brooklyn properties as part of the deal. The seller was Edgar A. Levy, with plans by Schwartz & Gross and coal valued at $525,000.
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