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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1917
Page
3
Wartime investment guidance urges safety and solidity in real estate backed bonds. The July list promotes first mortgage serial bonds netting 5 1 2 to 6 percent safeguarded under the Straws Plan. Readers are invited to write for the diversified offerings and the booklet Acid Tests of Investments in War Time.
The company declares a dividend payable on June 3 to holders of record at the close of business on a specified date. The notice lists New York Chicago and St Louis as linked locations with Cleveland references, indicating a corporate or financial filing and distribution across multiple cities.
A sprawling bankruptcy petition lists numerous entities including TRIG SUITCASE COMPANY and PROSPOT PURNITU RE COMPANY amid claims against THE COENEN TAE and other firms. The document references asset valuations, court actions, and a roster of creditors, with emphasis on corporate restructurings and asset transfers amid a broad financial dispute.
The market fell across sectors after reports the administration forced large price reductions on fabricated steel for government contracts. United States Steel tumbled about 3 percent, Bethlehem Steel declined sharply, and metals oils and related groups dropped 2 to 8 points. Railway and aviation shares also weakened with limited early gains evaporating.
A garbled OCR page shows bond quotes and financial figures from U S government securities and various tickers. It lists percentages, prices, and trading references across multiple bonds, with scattered company and place names interwoven in a mosaic of numbers and symbols.
Trading in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange Monday amounted to 1.611 million dollars, compared with 802 thousand on Saturday, 2.181 million the prior week, and 2.953 million for the year to date. SH8,000 is noted, with 507,311,000 recorded in 1916.
The Tribune notes no responsibility for accuracy or authenticity of quoted market data. Transactions and prices on Monday were reported without follow up or independent verification.
Oil industry brief notes Standard Oil subsidiaries open high law last angle Am Oil shows 102 106 19 in list form.
Cotton futures rose with October contracts reaching 25.58 amid unsatisfactory crop progress and strong Liverpool demand. Private cables showed Continental buying and a good trade mood, while weather relief in the Southern belt prompted signs of improved progress and field preparation. Copper stayed firm with steady inquiry and export orders near 1,000,000 pounds. spot prices for key metals were listed with modest changes.
Wheat prices across Chicago and Minneapolis extended declines after the new harvest, with Chicago contracts down 10 percent, cash winter belt prices 14 to 18 cents lower, and spring wheat in Minneapolis 11 to 29 cents lower. Hedging and restricted buying supported the drop as traders warned of volatile moves amid harvest progress and weather easing. The report notes heavy old export contracts shipments and a visible supply decline, with prices mixed in related grain and flour markets and livestock markets showing varied activity.
A dense OCR read presents scattered company names, locations, numbers, and code-like terms. It reads like a jumble of copper, mining, and transport terms with inconsistent punctuation, lacking a clear single event or narrative.
Readable fragments show mixed stock quotes and figures from a late issue. Mentions include various companies, prices at different times, and percentages, but many figures are garbled, leaving uncertain security names and exact values.
Notice to stockholders of Copper Company and associated entities of a foreclosure sale. Describes a public auction at a New York location for property across a specified Manhattan block, detailing bid procedures, payment terms, consequences of nonpayment, and the roles of officers and a referee in the process.
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