Market activity yesterday and year to date
Total sales in New York 616400 shares and Boston 15883 shares. Most active New York issue Rep Iron & Steel 40000 shares. Boston Copper Range 1143 shares. Year to date totals Jan 1 1921: New York 48455900, Boston 1383348 shares. Corresponding period last year New York 78733300, Boston 2247117.
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New York
Boston
Rep. Iron & Steel
Market swings as utilities lead indices amid steel rumors
The New York Stock Market faced mixed forces with industrials slipping on steel rumors while oils motors copper and utilities showed strength led by Western Union Consolidated Gas and People's Gas. International Paper's earnings boosted sentiment and copper issues dominated local trading with notable gains and several declines across commodity stocks.
Interstate rail commissions and corporate finance updates
Senator mmnings introduces a resolution authorizing an investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission into railroad operating revenues and expenses since 1912, and factors affecting rate changes and efficiency under federal control. Hastings on the Hudson firm contemplates three stockholder options to resolve General Conduit and Cable Company difficulties, with a default deadline of April 19 and potential involuntary liquidation if unresolved. The article also notes unrest in the wool market amid tariff uncertainty and a grain price dip on the Chicago Board of Trade with May wheat at 1.25 3 8 a bushel and May corn at 56 1/2 cents.
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Mmnings
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Conduit & Cable Company
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Bauer
Chicago Board of Trade
Cummins
Senate
Financial Review Highlights 1920 21 Corporate Results
Nipissing Mines declares quarterly dividend of 3 percent after 5 percent prior. Packard Motor Car Co reports 1920 net sales of 58.89 million, depreciation 9.42 million, net after tax 6.28 million. Booth Fisheries posts 793 thousand loss. New York Ontario & Western nets 806 thousand. Structural steel prices rise to 2.58 per 100 pounds, soft steel bars to 2.48. NEW YORK STOCKS.
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Packard Motor Car Co
New York
Ontario & Western
Chicago
Gulf States
Stl
Seeee
Haskell & Bar
Hendee Mfg
Sewer
Eee
Houston Oil Wessee
Hupp Motor Car
Vo Steel
Tee Ewee
Inspiration Cop
Nter
Interboro C Pf
Int Ag Corp Pf
Nt Arvester
Kayser Julius
Ponenneny
Kelly Tire
Kennecott
Keystone
Iwe
Lehigh
L.oewa Inc
Loft Inc
Ene Ealgie
Mackay Cos
Max Ay Dept
Ean M
Exican Sag
Mid States Oil
Midvale Steel
Minn & St L
Missouri
Pitts Coal
Pitts & W Va
Pond Creek
Ray Se
Iron & Stl Pf
Sl&sf
St Louis
Saint Cecilia
Sheffield
Pacific
South Rai
SO of
Stern Bros of
Stewart Warner
Stu
Stromberg Pus
Sub'rine Best
Studebaker Bf
Superio Steel
Texas Co
Texas Land Tr'st
Texas & Pacific
Tex Pac C
Willys
Norfolk
Seaboard
Seaee
Betes
Cag
Ypres Pee
Teres
ANG & Wl
Bos
Bos & Me
Cal
Cal & Hecla Ariz
Carson Hill
Chi
Chile
Hino
Davis
Helvetia
Port Cem
I Creek Coal
Yale
Keweenaw
Libby McN & L
Maine
Mason Vailey
Nevada
Wolverine
Market gains offset by steel stock drops in overall up day
The market improved yesterday with most issues rising, though steel stocks fell with Republic Steel down 21 8, Lackawanna off 23 4 and independents sliding more than U S Steel. International Paper jumped over five points on strong earnings, while rail shares rose slightly and the President's message sparked modest sentiment with calls to repeal excess profits taxes and fund war debts.
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Republic Steel
Lackawanna
U. S. Steel
Steel Corporation
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