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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
5
Market activity surged after the Supreme Court ruled on the Southern Pacific land case, with SP stock jumping from 94% to 97% as traders priced in potential asset value. Analysts note uncertainty over property valuations and the broader impact of rail and federal rate rulings on future earnings and reorganizations.
Public notices describe a two year fire mortgage by Hedenpy Hardy Clark Co and the Company on Michigan Railway Company bonds dated June 3 1914. The secured first mortgage bonds total 2 000 000 with 6 percent and 6 1/2 percent interest dues semi annually. mortgage pledges entire property including interurban lines steam railroad and electric operations across 46.96 miles of interurban lines and 4242 miles of steam rail, with payments to Commonwealth Railway and Light Company.
Fragmented telegraphic copy shows cotton prices recovering as buyers renew interest. Traders note improved demand and modest advances across futures, with quotes and contract terms fluctuating amid market uncertainty.
Gold shipments moved to Europe as $1.5 million engaged for Paris aboard today’s steamer, with $8 million in bars sent to replenish the Sub Treasury. A $5 million offset to exports since Saturday and a July interest payment plan for Chicago & Indiana Coal Railway bonds spurred protective talks led by Hartford and New York financial figures. Treasury balances and Saturday receipts noted as the government faced rising drag from exports.
Transactions in this market yesterday for foreign accounts included sales of about 5,000 shares. Lo Fun & Bryan announced removing their slices from 111 to 112 Broadway. The State Superintendent of Banks authorized a Broadway Central Bank branch at 207th Street and Post. Directors at Broadway Central Bank of Manhattan increased from nine to seven. Fifth Avenue Directors declared regular 26 percent dividend with 1.25 percent extra payable July to stockholders of record June 20. last year an extra 1.30 percent was declared at this time.
Irregular price moves marked yesterday on the curb with activity centered in Rock Island and Railway shares. World Film rose amid dull industrials while Willys Overland gained on small deals. several mining names fell. Prices in oil and gas issues showed modest movement with some gains and losses among majors and smaller lines.
Chicago reports show new crop shipments arriving faster from fire bands than ever, pushing the wheat market to the season’s low. Corn and oats fall modestly as elevators sell against purchases. reports of large early June unloads from Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas firms weigh on prices. A sharp Liverpool break fuels bear influence and May stop-loss orders are hit amid the decline.
Judge Hand confirmed compositions at 20 to 100 cents on the dollar for multiple empresas facing insolvency. Liabilities exceed assets across firms such as Wollins's Habilities and the estate of Consuelo wager Duchess of Man. Names including W K Vanderbilt, J P Morgan, Abraham Seideman, Allen Brock & Smith, and others appear in schedules and judgments. Receiver appointments and bond details accompany corporate disarray in a dense listing of creditors and estimated asset values.
Fragmented OCR of country produce market notes shows scattered fruit and vegetable listings, multiple brands and regions, and erratic pricing signals. The fragmentary text references apples peaches melons currants strawberries potatoes onions and tomatoes along with place names and possible figures, lacking coherent structure or date.
Receipts and prices from a livestock market show cattle, calves, hogs and sheep with varied demand. Notable figures include calves selling around 11.90 and 11.00, cattle and hogs trading at multiple price points, and mixed lots of sheep and lambs. Entries list weights, buyer interest, and consignor names in a dense, OCR damaged layout.
A downshift in wheat prices dominated yesterday trading as buyers ignored supply figures. New York refused to chase prices despite fresh samples of Heisen Wheat from Clithonin and dry, hard berry quality. Corn weakened on long liquidation and rain-positive signals, while coffee held a steady, uneventful tone with a modest advance.
A fragmented report notes market activity in New York involving several entities including firms, foundry operations, and merchant actions. The text references market hours and prices with unclear specifics, highlighting limited readable details amid errors.
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