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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
29
A brief note outlines American opportunities in Russia tied to activities at 140 Broadway. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the item hints at postwar economic or cultural exchanges and potential partnerships involving U.S. interests and Russian relations.
An uneven session shows bankers debating foreign municipal issues and English city borrowing prospects, while American investors weigh Canadian ties and Russian government yields. U S gold and silver output profiles rise with reports from City Bank statistics and mint data, highlighting shifts in global metal production and demand.
The steel trade anticipates government orders at home as munition shipments rise and exports for foreign powers fall. With European demand rebounding, producers expect increased domestic output while cautious buyers seek steel for shell and armaments. The article notes NAW exports sustain the home market despite softer internal demand and hints at Mexican border considerations.
A fragmented notice describes J Sergeant Cram making a gift under a will, with a 28 font plat from the north edge of a street and a mortgage tied to the property. The text mentions a recipient named Win Haughter Fowler and references an American basement and Carnegie real estate in unclear terms.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange totaled 2,191,000 dollars for Wednesday, down from 2,871,000 on Tuesday and 4,619,000 a week ago. From January 1 to date the government bonds section notes a substantial activity, while municipal and railway bonds are listed among miscellaneous issues.
The cotton market recovered from an early drop with a steadier tone and gains of 3 to 10 points. October contracts rose to 1.22 and closed near 1.810, while price activity was irregular and reliant on weather Bureau notes and private wire reports.
Auction of securities conducted by Adrian W Muller Se Co on March 23. The schedule lists entries, memos, and the securities entered for bidding with terms including payment and delivery arrangements. The notice provides basic auction data and involved parties.
Anervotey and Parthony Fg CRE in New York report ongoing business troubles with delays in payments and supplier issues. Affected parties include local lenders, a mystery benefactor, and several vendors in the art and textile sectors. The note hints at a delayed warded settlement and an upcoming mediation to resolve stalled contracts.
General market summary notes mixed activity in wheat and other grains. Declines in July contracts gave way to rallies, with cash markets varying by region while futures showed modest gains and premiums for distant positions. Local oats and rye prices held steady amid favorable weather conditions influencing supply expectations.
Earnings for May show mixed results across utilities and related subsidiaries. Reports include Tamed and lettre Corporation with May figures, Western Power System and related entities posting several thousand dollars in earnings, while Kdlaa frevele TVldminating Coeympy Brockton records a notable gain. Details indicate increases over April with variable monthly by month.
Quotations show lead and zinc in London at spot and futures levels. Copper in London notes 110 tons in trades with futures around 78 York units and 108 for spot, with mentions of New York Tin River and Bast Bt Louis Spelter. Lead in London listed at 20 pounds spot and higher futures, while Galata futures quoted at 63 pounds.
New York June 29 1926 country produce markets present butter and eggs pricing with varied scores and regional notes. Reports list product types including creamery butter and caviar along with case counts and price ranges. buyers seek steady demand and firms note quality distinctions across grades and varieties.
A dense listing of farm goods and market prices such as sheep and lambs, apples, peaches, pears, seedless fruits, and various vegetables. Names of regional suppliers and markets appear alongside unit prices and stock status, reflecting a bustling but fragmentary 19th or early 20th century commodity page.
Scant readable text describes a car meal and several coded measurements or identifiers. Names and clear context are missing, making precise interpretation impossible from the fragment. The lines appear to list numbers, weights, and codes without coherent narrative.
Silk manufacturers and distributors argue railroads overcharge for silk freight. Henry Thurell of the Interstate Commerce Commission presented evidence claiming regulation freight is higher for silk handling than other lines. A statistician showed railroads’ losses from handling all other commodities at 1 percent last year versus two percent for silk. Total charges for transport of all raw materials over four years stood at 13, with railroad reimbursements for manufacturers at 0.
A fragmented item notes that several locals are hospitalized in Indianapolis and many have returned home. The report mentions hospital care and surgeries, with a focus on population comparisons and community health improvements.
The market shows varied cattle and calf activity with some prices steady or easing. Traders note slow movement for certain beasts while dairy and beef stock hold near last-session levels amid careful bidding.
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