Prices Irregular With Tone Steady In Curb Trading
Curb market activity showed irregular price moves with General Asphalt advancing sharply after a slight downturn and several petroleum issues softening. Short covering near week end supported General Asphalt to about 7 1/2, while other issues like Simms and Midwest Refining posted modest gains or losses amid mixed bond movements and broader industrials.
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Shorts Tak
Carib Syndicate
Invincible Oil
Simms
Midwest Refining
Wrinkfor
Munich
Tamburg
Berlin
Mit Hess
Heven
Ano
Kaliwsn Pietts
Tyan
Ase
Neri Daly
Stock Market Rally Ends Day With Gains Near Close
The market regained strength mainly in the final hour amid no clear news. Industrials led a broad recovery as prices climbed and call money rose unexpectedly to 8 percent before finishing near the day’s highs. Gold shipments from Ottawa to New York and a potential tax instalment flow influenced sentiment, with several rail and chemical issues showing notable moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Petroleum
Transcontinental
Great Northern Railway Directora
Ogie
Liu
New York
Ottawa
Bush Terminal Earnings Surplus Falls in 1919 Report
The 1919 Bush Terminal report shows surplus after taxes and charges at a level that lower than prior periods, with earnings per share and total income figures reflecting post tax results. The document notes net earnings and pre tax income figures, alongside market commentary and London money market highlights for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedesterday
Stock Exchange Transactions Yesterday in Listed Shares
Transactions yesterday across listed stocks show mixed activity with several industrial and utility issues reporting varied highs and lows. Key names include Alaska Gold Mines, Southern Pacific, United Fruit, General Electric, and American Sugar amidst broad market fluctuations.
Paris Market Rates Reflect Decline Amid Trade News
Paris market prices show a softening in early trading as the franc weakens against the dollar. Notes speak to currency fluctuations and tentative shifts in commodity values, with traders noting cautious posture in overall exchange activity.
Urge U S Transports For Lake Grain Trade
Washington June 18 The Inter Commerce Commission discussed using government transports on the Great Lakes as youth carriers to relieve car shortages and move grain to New York via Buffalo. Mr Thorne cited 50 to 60 lake transports and urged the commission to study feasibility. Farmers urged rates for grain kept within traffic costs to avoid shifting burden to consumers. Walter McCormar of Town Packers asked restore rate relationships for livestock products impacted by a Railroad Administration order.
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Saan
Enna
Eticenaeiucee Uy
U.S
Ask
Beara Roebuck
Alaska Gold Mines
Bhattock & Arizona
Alliss Chalmers
Sloss & Tr
Southern Pacific Amer
Wri
Southern Wail
Amer
Stern Browth
Stromberg
Studebaker
Amer la France
Santa Cecilia
Superior Steel
Tenn Cop & Chem
Texan Company
Uy ‘Am Ship & Com
Aly Oan
Esas & Pacific
American
Eae
Tex & Par Land Tr
Amet Smelting Nf
Tex Pac Coal & Oi
aTha Am Steel Foundry
Bay By
Tex Co
Texas Co
Tele & Tel
Atranscon Oil
Tobaccn
Ovninn Roz & Paper
Baldwin Locomotive
United Tecall Biores
Malimore & Ohio
US Smaier
Beth Motors
US Steel
Bethlehem. Steel
Bria
Bate Gory
Utah
Eth Steel
Warsi Steel
Brooklyn
Coal & Coke
Booth Fisheries
Vivwadow Ss
Brown Shoe Col
Ye— Wabash of A
Murna Toa Y
Butte Cap & Zinc
California Packing
Wilken
Coerae Leslee
Willys Overland
Willys Overland Pf
Wadsworth
Conciiake & Origa
Ping
Cophia
Worth
Chie
Mil & St Paul
M& St P Pf
Chie & Nw
RT & Rae
Chile
Columbia Graph
Col Gas & Electric
Consolidated Ns
RGR
Helaware & Hursen
Lack & West
Ten
Rio Grante
Envy
Kin Gr
Zi Famous Players bin
Ann Ved Min & Smit Pf
Ann Arbus
Mulcher Tire
Bet
Ae Ty “T Capart
Gaston Williams
General Chemical
Gen Amer Tank
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Gita
North
Oresib
Gulf Mob & North
Gulf States Steel
Haskell & Bar
Illinois
Atle
Heag
Ine Mor Marine
Mur Marine
Belgmont
Miter Trucks
TapersCaede
Inter Nickel
Reese Aston
Ap Ustad
Kelly Spring
Kelsey Wheet Co
Kennecott
Kevatone
Col Grau
Lie & My Toh Co
Mackay
Manhattan
Storea
Brdoyizan
Midvale
Gener
Minn & St Touls
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pacific
Darth Toh Te Bnea
Missouri Pacific Pf
Mont Ward & Co
Nat Biscuit
Tibets
Nat Con & Cable
Sm. Toy Tle Tyi
Gowane Pty Estates
Nevada
Consol
Glen Ai
ONO, Ter
Nova Scotia Steel
Ohio
Okla Wood & Ref
Chis Hlewater
Oils Steel
Owens Hot Mach
Tacific Deveton
I Pacific Developers
Pactic Gas & Eve
Pawaraval
ADAG
Ivania Rall
Sony
Leah Steel
Washington
Lew
Gtd Phildelphia Co
St Lowton
Pierce Arrow
Bey Kahr Mjoves
Vie Notayer
Fond Civek
al Seteirieeen Sanosa AG
Fullman Cu Dyer
Eas
Hine Conde
Alvarado Mining & Mi Ita Ty
Alvarado Mining
Heperon & Steel
Tim
Louie
Great Lakes
Inter Commerce Commi Fork Thorne
Chien
Natunal Farmers
Thorne
Erain
New York
Buffalo
Tha
Walter E. McCormar
Chicago
Railroad Administration
Bank of France Statement PAMISture Abatement Hikes
A garbled OCR item reports on Bank of France statements with references to deposit activity, general deposits, and monetary shifts. It notes reduced circulation and misread figures such as 1414.45.00 and a January date fragment. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear, coherent details.
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Bank of France
Nsea Joo Theann Aulow
Dividends and Extras Declared by Several Companies
Various firms announce dividend actions including Sugar Company with an extra 0.?? percent and regular 8 percent, Car Company declaring an extra dividend, and stockholders to receive payments around late June to July. Other companies list quarterly or special dividends with differing rates and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Company
Aly
Butt Bayan
Roverd
Widheion
Stocks Ex Dividend Shac 1 cenera eaten is Tate Sua It Re Corp patt
Disjointed text describes ex dividend actions and cash income for several corporations including Tate Sua, Re Corp, and Western Union. Mentions per share figures, June dates, and various financial terms with unclear punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broan - Cerimteed Prod Corp
United Pouit
Western Unio
Wall Street Debates Memorial Holiday Close On Market
Two petitions circulated on the Stock Exchange as it closed on Memorial Day weekend. Governors consider a three day holiday from the Fourth of July, with votes likely unless Democratic convention developments push for market openness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Great Northern Dividend Vote Calms Dividend Outlook
Directors of the Great Northern, meeting yesterday, terminated fears that the road would follow the Chicago & Northwestern and cut its quarterly dividend. The board approved the regular 1 per share on preferred stock and acted on the $20,000,000 note issue maturing in September.
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Great Northern
Tke
Chicago & Northwestern
Price Revision Signals Downward Trend After War Boom
The Bank of Commerce notes a decline in prices as evidence of the return to orderly conditions. It cites falling demand, increased production, and looser credit as driving forces behind lower prices for commodities, warning the industrial sector it may struggle to sustain wartime tension.
Stock Exchange Notices On Ten Companies Update
In the New York Stock Exchange report a set of ten companies are highlighted for regulatory actions and trading reminders. The article notes adjustments in listings, corporate actions, and pending disclosures affecting prices and investor confidence.
Harding on railroads tax focus in 2014 stance
Wall Street notes Senator Harding backed higher railroad rates as of December 10, 2014 in a Railway Association address. The piece links that view to current rate hearings, while also briefly reporting Island Oil and Transport, Case Plow Works, and Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil shares at the close, with limited price moves and quarterly results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Wall Street
Railway Association
W Street
Financia District
Interstate Commerce Commission
Island Oil and Transport
Case Plow Works
Texas and Pacific Coal and
Oul
Island Oil
Marenet Fothad
Words of Encouragement and Federal Reserve Hints
Two explanations dominated yesterday market mood. One blamed nervousness over prices failing to fall, the other stemmed from a Wit Street interview with a Federal Reserve Board member. The official hinted that the next monthly bulletin may offer encouragement to business interests as transportation problems are seen as the key current challenge.
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Nous
Federal Reserve Board
Wit Street
Board Monthly Bulletin
Iso
Bullerin
Counry
Rail executives discuss ICC plan for railroad equipment funds
The Equipment Tund session of the Association of Railway Executives met yesterday to discuss the Interstate Commerce Commission recommendations for apportioning the $125,000,000 government fund to buy new railroad equipment, but no results were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Short Cotton Crop Fear Triggers Rally Amid Rain Reports
Cotton futures rose as traders feared a smaller crop while rains in central and western Belt regions spurred covering. October contracts climbed, though the market showed volatility with earlier declines and late buying supporting prices. Spot cotton remained quiet with unchanged upland prices amid light business.
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Piltis
Senvelloneh
Deena
Wae
Maine
Effect of New Crap on Trade and Transportation
A garbled OCR style note discusses economic factors, trade costs, and transportation in vague terms. It mentions prices, banks, and prenatal or health related phrases, with unclear events or dates. The fragment lacks readable names or specific actions to ground a fuller summary.
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Josephthal & Co
Broadway
New York Stock Exchange
Chatham & Ay
National Park Bank
National City Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
McClure, Jones & Reed
Bank OF America
Franklin Trust Company
Wall and Wilinwe Sra
Canada
London
Utsh
Unates Funda
Belgium
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Fes
Povelas
Greece
Greecs
Manila
Lunila
Tndia
India
Japan
Argentina
Argentins
Brazil
Fie
Berani
Rio
Lisbon
Tribune Ten
Paris
Ain
France
Feyneu
U. S
Mate
Lille
Nat Grocer
Endicott-Johnson
Endicott
Shorts
United States
Pittman
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
Welcnnes
New York Stock Exchange Industrials
Nossno Inky
Omaharal
Ty Ube
Esitee Sthed
Inditatsen
Tne
Etrek Rechanke
Ap Linea “Aguren
A. A. Housman
Cal
Membere
Seamen
Conlon Beth N.Y Cent
Bugar Bay
Mepeareg Ae
Broad Street
New York West
Mt, Ky
Liberty Building
Philadelphia
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