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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1919
Page
19
Stock movement remained dull despite a brief rise after news of the peace treaty. Industrial stocks averaged 109.27, a yearly high, with small gains in Chandler Motors Corn Products and International Paper. Bank reserves and reserve credits rose, signaling overall favorable liquidity amid unsettled German exchange dynamics and uncertain near term market direction.
Berlin June 28 German financial circles express skepticism over the mark rise seen after foreign speculation. Bankers warn the improvement lacks justification and fear potential insolvencies as reparations and treaty terms bite, noting foreign buyers manipulated rates and Germany must import food and iron.
The Edmunds and Jones Corporation reports for the year ended December 31 1918 a surplus after charges and taxes of 49587 equal to 44 share earned on preferred stock. After paying preferred and common dividends the company faced a 49804 deficit for the year.
New York Clearing House banks show a surplus of reserves increasing by 33 million to 64 077130 at week end. loans and discounts fall 19 247000 to 4 910686000 as year end demands ease. US government deposits with banks jump from 364 967000 to 868 685000. net demand deposits rise 11 748000. Fed Reserve gold holdings grow to 405 841084. government war accounts noted.
Dividends are declared by Wheeling Mould and Foundry Company with an extra 1 percent dividend plus the regular 3 percent, both payable August 1 to holders of record July 21. A 2 percent regular preferred quarterly dividend is also declared, payable July 1 to holders of record June 25. John A G wermovu president of Mirsch Manufacturing reports purchase of Klotz & Bregenzer silk mill property at Allentown, plans a four story plant addition and installation of 100 to 160 looms.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports week ending June 27 with total resources around 1.98 billion dollars and notable changes in gold holdings, reserves, government securities, and deposits. Major items include gold assets near 834 million, total reserves about 867 million, government deposits at 1.80 billion, and FR notes in circulation roughly 21.4 million.
Scrambled numbers include $3 092 037 609 and $9 691 187 000 with dates like Yesterday and June 1. A mix of figures on rates, totals, and identifiers appears without coherent context, resembling a partial financial ledger or market page. Multiple stray figures and incomplete phrases limit clear interpretation.
The National Association for the Protection of American Rights in Mexico reports that Mexican troops halted drilling by two American firms, surrounding wells and forcing workers to stop. The move follows earlier protests by the United States and allies over oil land confiscation. The association includes major oil interests such as Standard Oil of New Jersey, Doheny group, Pan American Petroleum, Texas Company, Anaconda Copper, and leading banks.
A War Industries Board pamphlet compares international price changes from 1913 to 1918. It finds England's wholesale prices rose 151 percent vs 94 percent in the United States, with other categories showing mixed outcomes for each country.
Weeklong holiday listings show observances scheduled in multiple countries. On Monday Egypt Guatemala Peru Turkey. Tuesday Brazil Canada Ceylon China Egypt Gibraltar Persia Siam Turkey. Wednesday Brazil China Egypt Persia Turkey. Thursday Persia. Friday Brazil Guatemala Newfoundland Nicaragua Panama Peru Persia Uruguay United States states DC Alaska Hawaii Philippines Puerto Rico Virgin Islands. Saturday Venezuela.
The twenty firms report May sales totaling 7390,774 with a rise from the prior period. McCrory Stores posts higher May sales of 874,905 versus last year. Five months show varied gross and net figures for Chicago area railways and utilities, including Seaboard Air Line and United Gas & Electric, with net income and surplus details across multiple lines.
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