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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
25
Wall Street faces a less cheerful tone as metal market news hit a downturn. Reports mention overproduction concerns and cautious trading amid weaker demand. Rock Island shows notable strength, offsetting some softness in broader markets and contributing to a mixed session.
A public hearing led to a compromise on trade waste. The board decided the Department of Street Cleaning will suspend collecting ashes from office buildings for now, allowing free draping of materials when picked up by private contractors. The report from Commissioner Jaki T. Fetherston supported ending this department collection.
New York June 21 1918 prices for wheat and grains show a mixed demand with export sales around 2 million bushels for the continent. Manitoba wheat remained in demand as buyers expected further improvements while cash markets showed varied activity across oats corn and flour with price movements and market tone described as steady to firmer in some sectors.
A late June 1986 market bulletin lists butter and assorted produce with entries from New York, detailing items like butter, eggs, milk, tomatoes, and other perishables. It references price ranges, grade distinctions, and seasonal supply notes across multiple vendors and commodities.
An OCR fragment covers a livestock market fair with stray terms like race, showy, and vendors. It mentions exhibitors, creamery and gate actions, and a sense of bustling activity, though many words are garbled. Names and exact places remain unclear but hint at a rural market scene.
Cotton rallied after a sharp early drop as prices stayed near the previous day’s late levels. First prices rose about five to eight points, but quick buying pressure turned the market firmer before a retreat or scattered selling and liquidation emerged in Southern spot markets.
Monthly and quarterly dividends announced by Granby Canal Mint and Emmettine, Procter and Gamble, Public Service Corporation of New York, and Stewart Warner Spendometer reflect mixed earnings signals. Lehigh Valley Malta reports rising margins as operating income grows on Flat Avenue amid market chatter.
Fragmentary notice reports bank cashier Alfred J MacGrnth and interbank clearing issues after June 25. Checks drawn in the bank would be payable through the New York Clearing House arrangements, with Nathanael City Bank and other institutions involved in the agency and clearance process.
The Miial pine for the roneganice Law of Me Aimieapelbe and St Louis Railroad gains approval from voluntary committees and stockholders. President Newnan Erbwatt hails the plan as advancing free trade and added value to property as shareholders consent to the merger.
Fragmentary OCR item notes an auction of securities or similar assets with unclear parties and details. The readable portions reference a lender or firm, a venue, and various names, but the text is garbled, offering little concrete data about date location or items for sale.
Fragmented OCR summary reports earnings for April and May across Western Union, Cities Service, Western Power, Great Western, Detroit Edison, and other utilities. It notes rising operating revenues, gross earnings, and dividends, with percentage changes and comparisons to prior periods. Specific figures and entities are inconsistently legible due to transcription errors.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Mercantile Spree Corporation distribution of notes per seat and principal amounts, with references to balance papers, merger implications between Lie Lee manufacturing and H.W. lad Corporation, and a vaguely noted price of $3. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate corporate restructuring and notes issuance.
A fragmentary market note describes October deliveries, extended futures, and confident postures in Liberal sales. It mentions email revellers, Lemon, Hand, Tyot and Be futures, and futures and spot prices at the New York Metal Exchange with figures around 6800, 129, 67 and 57.
The Bronx Council of the Boy Scouts of America held a ceremony at its new headquarters on the Concourse and 138th Street, receiving the key from a vice president and raising the flag amid a program of demonstrations including bridge-building and signaling. Troops 187 and 265 showcased rescues, first aid, and a trek cart, with nineteen large rooms housing offices, training schools, and the scouts’ activities.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a chaotic scene with references to marine supplies, vacuums, and shipping terms. Mentions of "PN" and "Hpaal" imply a wartime or naval context, with scattered names and dates. The readable core suggests a clash of maritime operations and wartime logistics presented in terse notes.
Thompson committee hearings reveal battles between newsdealers and subway monopoly plans. Independent dealers allege contract bias against them, while Ward & Gaw testify their firm earned a large annual income from stands. Public Service Commission objected to renewal, and bid details across dates and bonds were presented before adjournment.
Lucien L. Bonheur estate at Great Neck linked to Russian attaché Serge Rupert in a contested deal. Kehoe Gillars negotiated the least bid amid unclear ties to the Imperial Russian Embassy.
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