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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
3
Daily market wrap notes a turbulent session with Southern Pacific Marine rumors denied, Coca Cola style: Tennessee Copper trades ex dividend amid dividend chatter. Anaconda Copper hits new lows while general weakness and Mexican turmoil contribute to price swings and potential dividend changes.
Trading in bonds on the New York Stock Exchange Friday totaled 2 829 000 dollars, down from Thursday and well above a year ago. From January 1 to date total bonds traded reached 525 117 000 dollars, higher than 1915. Government, state, municipal, and railway bonds are listed with various figures and comparative data.
May earnings across American Tower and Light Company subsidiaries rose from the prior year. Gross income reached 634,708 with a 1,772 increase. net income rose to 28,061, up 53,176, as Asheville Power and Light and Carolina Power and Light reported gains despite higher expenses and taxes. The report also covers Smelter and Mexican operations, noting stock movements and dividend considerations amid broader market conditions.
The wheat market fell sharply amid better weather and crop prospects, with July Chicago futures near the bottom of the season. Sharp liquidation and stop loss orders swept through, unloading old stocks as expectations grow that new crop wheat will compete with existing supplies. Cash markets showed weakness across corn and oats, while loin in rye and flour markets reflected the broader downturn and export demand remained light.
A fragmented June 24 1986 New York market page lists butter creamery and creamery notes with prices and production terms. It mixes dairy product pricing with noisy figures and many item names. The text mentions butter types and related market terms with extensive supplier terms and scattered figures.
A broad cotton market pullback followed a sharp advance as July contracts fell about 37 points late in the day amid heavy realizing and liquidations. Reports of large spot sales in New Orleans and across the piyas suggested renewed near month selling while spreads widened between July and October futures. World and domestic supply data showed declines in weekly movement and visible stocks, with market activity centered on private crop reports next week.
Despite Mexican tensions, commerce remains above normal with no observed downturns as work shifts to military duties and demand grows for sanitary supplies. Business shows resilience with constructive banking and industry plans, while recent U.S. commercial failures total 281, distributed across regions.
The exchange reported receivership prices for Mexican bonds near 45, down 1 point from February sales. Over 45 million in basic outstanding bonds, largely held, have carried interest since July 1914. Meanwhile Gold Arrives as Morgan & Co. receives 500,000 in Canadian bars, taking total cross-border shipments to about 34.008 million.
The FW Woolworth Company retires 500000 dollars of its 7 percent cumulative preferred stock, reducing outstanding preferred capital to 1 million. The preferred issue was 16 million when the company was Hornseds in 192. This marks the third retirement of the senior issue following 1914 and last year actions.
The old Knickerbocker district sees lively realty activity as preservation efforts and Colonial home charms draw buyers. Pease & Fulson reported selling a three story dwelling on Ninth Street to Archibald White for a sum indicated, with three other recent sales on the same street noted.
The livestock market reports receipts across cattle calves sheep and hogs with steady to firmer demand. Cattle and calves show mixed prices with veal and common stock firming in places while hogs sell unevenly. Sheep and lambs remain generally steady with modest gains on some grades as buyers stay active in the yards.
A syndicate of Wall Street brokers bought a suburban tract for 100000 dollars via The S. Cooke sixteen partners on East Pu end Roster Post Road. The plan is to develop the property as a home venture under A. Post’s supervision.
Dr Gregory a Delightful Chap praises Bellevue Hospital ward after ten day observation. Edward Ames of Houck White's Church of the Social Revolution writes to The Tribune detailing privileges such as a separate room, closed door, meals, books, and kindly attendants under Dr Gregory the alienist. Builder buys plot on Northern ay near 181st st from American Real Estate receivers.
The Bolton Apartments at 120 Family House on Amsterdam Avenue near 177th Street sold by Nehring Co to Universal Holding and Leasing for 400000. A 1500,000 Fifth Avenue flat rises on Fifth Avenue and 74th Street, bought by Marty Fischel from Rev. Alfred Duane Peil. John S. Herrman expands holdings by purchasing 108 West 38th Street adjacent to Maxim's restaurant to remodel for business use.
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