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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
5
Trading desks reported the city bond sale met expectations with prices easing and funds flowing amid war related uncertainty and cheap capital concerns. Investors weighed German tensions and rising global rates as domestic high grade railroad listings attracted bids, while curb markets showed mixed support and hope for upcoming dividends and liquidity.
Canadian Pacific touches a low unseen since 1908 as panic sells push values down sharply and dividends fade. Traders in London and New York report weak markets with holiday effects likely to reduce activity and trigger a possible Saturday market closure.
The article reviews a sharp drop in US exports caused by Europe’s harvest season, noting a multistate decline in grain and cotton shipments. It recounts Provident H. G. Noble’s Stock Exchange White Book, detailing crisis-era actions, board advisories, and banker observations on exchange accuracy and responsibility while highlighting divergent views on how to manage foreign debt and American securities exposure.
The American Exchange National Bank marks fifty years since its federal charter dated June 80 1865. Since inception, dividends paid with total disbursements of 26,448,281, capital grew from 800,000 to about ten times that, and deposits rose from 30,955,000 to 75 million under Lewie T Clarke and prior presidents.
The Missouri Pacific and the St Louis Iron Mountain Southern directors met yesterday and approved the voluntary rearrangement outlined in The Tri. The plan delays the fall issue and requires technical points to be approved by the company. All interest and obligations due will be paid.
London June 29 stocks weakened to minimums as war concerns dominated trading. American securities shifted for conversion, American gold bonds circulated for war loan funding, discounts firmed due to weaker exchange. Money rates stood at 1% for short terms, Bank of England moved gold, Lisbon gold premium cited, Paris bourse firm with three percent rentes down.
Across markets the opening showed deterioration in most belts with gains only in a few states. In Oklahoma crop conditions worsen per a traveling expert amid insect damage and excess moisture complaints. Britain agrees to ship every tenth of 1,000 bales to Sweden, while Liverpool quiet but steady with 12,000 bales sold. Boston markets unchanged as mining activity and price ranges indicated varied sentiment.
Cotton prices edged higher early as cables firmed but weakened toward the close. Active months rose about 10 points on covering and hot demand, yet gains faded. the market fell back to near the day’s low amid local and Southern selling.
The report details price movements across commodities and domestic receipts, with references to wheat, corn, flour, pork, bacon, and liquor products. It notes export and interior receipt figures, quotes New York prices, and lists assorted grains, produce, and market items with varying valuations, reflecting market activity and commodity fluctuations.
Chicago reports ongoing weakness in the wheat harvest as prices drift lower after a brief early advance. Corn and oats show varied moves while old crop demand steadies and traders reassess prospects for July and September futures amid favorable weather forecasts and hedge pressure.
Fragmentary ledger style column lists estate appraisals, names, and holdings with monetary values. Mentions individuals such as Josip, Jeannette, and Tayor. Cites real estate and shares, with figures like 4906 dollars and various unidentified assets. Reads as a period probate and market reference, scattered with OCR distortions and partial dates. The readable items indicate an archival appraisal record rather than a narrative article.
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