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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
4
A year after intense stock market activity the market shows a colorless, stagnant tone. Daily turnover remains around 400,000 shares with little price movement as traders await clearer signals on money supply and broader deflation. Many investors wait for a definite turn while some bargain hunters buy small amounts amid an overall subdued outlook.
A Wall Street banker estimates public losses near 750 million dollars from bad securities in the last eighteen months. The looming 500 million Anglo-French loan maturing in about three and a half months triggers hopes of easing credit but prompts suspicions about settlement details and gold movements. London-centered arrangements may see Britain and France share obligations, with possible gold shifts from French reserves. Federal Reserve reports note temporary improvements amid tax and interest outlays, followed by contractions and partial recoveries in subsequent weeks.
The Federal Reserve weekly statement for June 18 shows banks nationwide cutting Treasury certificates and adjusting loans and investments as tax collections rise. New York City banks record shifts in certificates, loans, deposits, and reserves amid large June tax payments.
The Great Northern Railway reports 1919 surplus of 22,199,085 after charges, equals 486 a share on 24,058,416 stock, up from 8.04 a share on 24,477,100 stock in 1918. Gross income 202,267, including 28,571,800 due from government as compensation. Net government settlement balance stands at 20,745,175. Swiss government plans a 20,000,000 loan in the United States at 6 to 7 percent.
Week's stock report shows mixed activity across railroad and other stocks with totals for January 4 to date. Government bonds and various other bonds posted intraweek gains and year totals, reflecting overall market shifts between 1919 and 1920.
Washington June 27 Secretary of the Interior Payne revoked the 4500 acre cap on oil land holdings in the Five Tribes Oklahoma. The rule sought to prevent monopoly while many lands have been released from restrictions. With only about 15 percent still under Interior jurisdiction the danger of monopoly is deemed eliminated as numerous operators compete.
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