Wall Street Pictures Highlight Slow Market Day
The day in Wall Street shows a subdued market with little major action. Investors weigh bonds and corporate offerings as traders seek signals from city and state securities amid cautious sentiment.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
5
The day in Wall Street shows a subdued market with little major action. Investors weigh bonds and corporate offerings as traders seek signals from city and state securities amid cautious sentiment.
Foreign bankers near final stage of a large loan to France backed by American securities as a hedge against sterling and franc decline. France buys securities from investors while exchanging its own, amid high export growth and reduced imports. Bank of England gold inflows and low exchange rates pressured the market, with records set in sterling and French exchange.
A 1995 market summary describes erratic Wheat markets, price shifts, and export activity. Notices cover BEIC spaces, futures, and clearing data with emphasis on prices, open interest, and domestic demand signals.
The page outlines country produce markets with items like cheese fresh fruits and poultry. It mentions prices, vendor names, and regional sections such as Way and Straw, Calka, and Pathan. The fragment highlights market activity and price points amid an array of assorted produce listings.
The page lists court actions with references to a court calendar, appointments of referees and receivers in Supreme Court and Surrogate’s Court matters. It notes orders reversed in a financial proceeding, mentions specific names among judges and appointing officials, and references related procedural steps and timelines.
The Tribune lists twelve industries with yesterday's close and monthly figures. Data include May and March low and high values, yearly totals, and rates for each sector.
Chicago traders saw wheat rise amid black rust reports from Missouri and Kansas and a West storm threat. Prices closed up 1 to 1 1/2 cents, corn mixed, and provisions varied. Export hopes and easing freight rates tempered losses.
Industrial activity from war orders sustains trade recovery while commercial agencies report stronger demand for future needs and expanding retail trade in dry weather areas. Collections improve and some sectors brace for continued growth, with ongoing caution over seasonal fluctuations and broader markets.
The Seaman's Institute board raised 136144 of 150000 needed to pay the building debt after gifts from George Baker Arthur Curtine James and Cleveland H Dodge plus a 1000 anonymous gift and 9144 in small contributions. President Edmund L Baylies said the remaining 14000 would be raised by the first of the month at the 64 Wall Street office.
The document lists numerous properties and values across Manhattan, with addresses such as 420 Park Avenue and 165 Willoughby Street. It records prices near 98,000 and other figures, names developers and firms, and mentions areas like Albany and Trenton in a fragmented real estate rundown.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company sold the northeast corner of Howard Street at Broadway to the Howard Street and Broadway Corporation for 367000. The nine story store and office building, fully rented, was held for 500000. Alfred J. Hudson leads the new corporation. Douglas Robinson and Charles S. Brown Co and Moreton & Co act as joint agents.
Public notice from New York Surrogate regarding estate of John P Cobalen. Heirs and claimants urged to present vouchers at the Surrogate's office on Wall Street by the 24th of a coming month. Auction sale details and administration terms included. elderly heirs advised to respond promptly.
The document reports multiple recent sales and auction notices from venues including the Bronx Exchange and various interior parcels. It cites brokers and buyers, with sums cited such as 8800 and 42,008, and notes interest and water rates tied to the purchases. The record references dates in 1918 and individuals like James J. Denevan and Ot ton Kahn in a period style summary.
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