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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
5
The market settled with limited movement after early bear pressure and selective strength in a few groups. Government pace on large pacants and rail shares influenced trades, though many areas remained apathetic in the final hour.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange totaled 2.144 million in bonds on Tuesday, compared with 1.611 million on Monday and 2.486 million the prior week. Year-to-date figures show 3.078 million for the week and 94 thousand for the period, with earlier totals around 508,293.00 noted.
The page itemizes U S Government bonds and various securities with bid and ask figures. It lists prices for Amalgamated Steel, Anaconda, sugar trusts, railroad stocks, and foreign issues, noting quotations from the New York Stock Exchange. Several securities show fractional percentages, with multiple listings per issue and daily variations.
Fragmentary text mentions State and City Bonds, railways and corporations in Michigan and Idaho. It references dates and figures but remains incomplete with many illegible words. The readable pieces suggest a financial notice or caption about bond issues or joint ventures without clear names or final terms.
A renewed bull element energized the cotton market amid Liverpool price spikes and strong demand from Lancashire and Continental spinners. October contracts rose early, then eased, with heavy selling late day as New Orleans spots were offered under contracts. Overall, the market closed with modest gains in most active months and a volatile session across futures and spot listings.
Population of Holland on January 1, 1917 stood at 6,585,226 with 3,270,859 males and 3,314,367 females. Amsterdam remained the largest city with about 28,408 inhabitants, reflecting war-era growth.
Harvesting of the new winter wheat crop continues under favorable weather with prices slipping as demand remains weak. Exporters hold back, domestic milling demand is light, and futures trading is constrained by ongoing government food-control debates.
Notice announces an auction of property by the company under stockholder action. The sale aims to raise funds and settle obligations with terms described, including bid procedures, cash payment, and conveyance to the winning bidder. Details reference the company, trustees, and purchaser responsibilities.
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