Confidence Returns in London Market Strength in International Money Trade
The London market steadies with optimism despite small Berlin failures. Germany’s Reichsbank gains strength as gold imports rise, easing international money pressures. India, Argentina, and Brazil show import growth, reducing gold demand. in July rates likely to fall and prices to revive. Bank of England reserves edge up while discount and gilt positions reflect cautious liquidity.
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the Tribune
London
Germany
Berlin
Reichstank
Reichsbank
Bank of England
Gise
India
Argentina
Brazil
England
Paris Bourse Stagnant as High Finance Withdraws
Paris stock exchange remains at a standstill with la haute finance withdrawing from stock trading and shifting to money operations. French rentes hold steady, closing a few centimes higher for the week at 55 francs.
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Paris
la Haute Finance
Tians
Curb Quotations in Rome Rise by Trompeon & Co
A brief note from Harry E. Trompeon & Co of 00 Broad Street reports curb quotations in Rome. Industrial buyers are advised to contact the firm for current rates and terms.
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Harry E. Trompeon & Co
Copper and Rail Statistics From Historic Trade Report
Compiled figures on copper ounces to pounds conversion and currency values. Presents United States rail consumption and production totals from 1880s to 1912, with imports exports and inferred consumption.
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United States
Trade Slackening Warns of Dimmer Business Outlook
Broad notices show a mixed business picture with some relief in wholesale and retail demand yet a cautious tone for future activity. Analysts cite dull wholesale orders, softer retail sales in some sectors, and cautious inventory restocking as tariffs, crops, and financial settlements influence sentiment.
Inactive and Income Bonds Explain Investment Classifications
A dense, period voice explains inactive bonds and income bonds, noting market trading in inactive securities, specialist brokers, and sinking fund clauses. It covers convertible and registered bonds, bearer coupons, and transfer notation practices amid warnings about speculative appeal and reclassification between coupon and registered forms.
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Sereguine
Snrke
Crop Market Review Shows Wheat Fluctuations With Weather Shifts
The week opened weak as wheat fell before weather driven swings. Prices recovered on scare news, then slipped again, aided by export trade uncertainty. Corn held firm amid feverish trading while cotton and coffee moves reflected cautious momentum. Overall, market sentiment remained dominated by weather forecasts and crop prospects.
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Tursians
Crdp
Aguinet
Weekly Table of Bonds and Dividends Listed
Old ledger style notice lists multiple companies in New York and Philadelphia announcing semiannual and quarterly dividends on various securities. Names include New York Omatin and Western Hailway Company, Reading Company, The Bank of America, Mines Company of America, and Seaboard National Bank, with record dates in June and July 1918 and payments scheduled through July.
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Lin York
Ontario and Air Company Distjend Noo
New York
New York Omatin and Western Hailway Company
Odeck Peat
Br Tencelock A
Rickard
Office OF
Reading Company
Faliagelphia
Duce
Benoni Io Company
HANK
City OF
Jane Si
William Milne
Vera Cruz & Pacitlo Katironaco
New
Yor
P.M. BO
Aaviniant Trawurery Rriiea Nacionales de Mexico
Lune
Exchange National Bank of
City of New York
Hamseer
Carter
Cyril W Burdett
Dune
Bank OF America
Ima WM
Bonn
Mines Company OF America
Thompson
Tax System Defended Secured Debt Law Revenue Gains
A pamphlet report by the Department of Taxes and Assessments outlines the development of New York's personal property tax system. It notes a shift to classified taxes, a decline in real estate tax share, and a near doubling of personal property revenue since policy changes. The secured debt law increased city and state revenues without loss, yielding about $100,000 in 1912 and reducing the direct state tax by 1.8 cents per $100 of assessed value.
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Department of Taxes and Assessments
New York
New York State
City of
Print Cloth Market Shows Heavier Sales and Steady Prices
In New England cloth markets last week activity rose with more goods sold than in the prior two weeks. Mills held surplus on hard stock but moderate activity could reduce it. Buying occurred in small lots. inquiries from New York for Albert tilis and demand for twills and sheets remained fair. Cotton yarn prices stayed well maintained despite limited trading.
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London
Berlin
Eamel
Wil
New York
Hawaii
Southern Avetem
Roneuern
Altthough
Fetc
Fraretrost
Iran
Kate
Rae
Havana
Marconi of
America
Stextco
Wulys Overland
Ajambia
Stsonsinraneides
Joug
Burone
Brasillan
Consuratus
New England
Albert Tilis
Fall River
Stinen
Public Accountants Urged for Impartial Audits
Municipalities corporations and firms recognize the need for responsible public accountants with experience and character to perform impartial audits and accounting investigations for safeguarding interests.
Leslie & Co and Hansen Sorensen Public Accountants
A fragmentary business listing notes Leslie & Co at 8 Fifth Avenue with Greater 108 and Hansen & Sorensen Public Accountants and Auditors at No 1 Broadway with Rector 2078. Other lines reference Christ Church Cort and a Modern Accounting System in Cortlandt and 1230.
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Leslie & CO
Fifth Avenue
Hansen & Sorensen, Public Accountants and Auditors
Broadway
Modern Accounting
Sys Jpaca
Vark Tal Cortiandt
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Canaan Tuvan Iy
Humber
York
Chicago
Staten
Londen
Bareliver
Pba Ance Traitimore
Bark OF England
Jane Jane
Salem
PSSM
Canadias
Maports
Haag
Ieee
Piers Hum
Gaen
Abier Casaerees
Aero Bama
Hanis
Kcharume
Crop Market Review
Esas Tote Cote Ton
Aniguez
Transporta
Charlies
Tribune
Tony Manhat
Niagara
Roy
Canada
Roma
Volllerieg
Sd Fk
Toei
Teawe Co
An Viet Ser Corp
Walaa
Tod Steel
Lee
Lye
Toul Salen
Registry of Public Accountants
Vsorton
HOLAS
Ficker & Accountants
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