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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
8
Boston Market slips as traders weigh steel and auto demand. U S Rubber shows improvement amid steady demand. Texas Company maintains position with cautious outlook. The Business Situation notes mixed signals in market and manufacturing sectors.
Yesterday's New York and Boston markets showed profit taking and general price weakness with United Drug and other shares under pressure. Total NY and Boston sales reached 460000 shares, while oils, coppers, and steels declined and prospects of steel and rail orders remained mixed for the near term.
West lines note July oil production of 47 262 barrels. Building and Engineering operations in New England for the week ending Aug 2 valued at 5 848 800 versus 2 491 000 a year earlier. International Nickel reports quarterly profits after charges and taxes of 179 402 equal to two cents a share after preferred dividends. Manati Sugar directors approve a 2 50 dividend on common stock due now.
Financial notes show stocks retreat with Invincible Oil slipping to 51 2 while overall demand remained light. Banks are described as healthier after past excess, with directors pushing liquidation on risky credits and a potential disarmament move seen as a bull catalyst for world credits. Admiral Sims allegedly failed to block a Britain Japan aircraft deal.
Fragmented OCR shows bond listings with issuers such as Cuba Panama Cuba Goodyear Penn and Duquesne L and references to ratings like 4s 54s and 5s. It mentions entities including Edison and Diamond Maton and places like San Paulo and Erie with assorted debentures and balances. The text is garbled but indicates a historical bond market table or ledger extract with issuer names, coupon rates, and maturing dates.
The readable fragments show scattered letters and numbers with no coherent events or names. No clear person, place, organization, or date can be identified from the provided text segment.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event, person, or place to summarize. unable to extract a coherent news item.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to Baltimore and nearby utilities, rail lines, and tax exempt notes amid dated financial markers. Miscellaneous city references and place names appear with no coherent event or outcome.
Debts of the estate of the late General Charles O. Dodge exceed its assets and prevent forming a charitable corporation from income of his Cape Cod Canal stock. Referee T Ludlow Chrystie filed today the report to settle a dispute between executor Charles Stuart Dodge and stock claimants. Claims were not approved. The referee noted debts already covered by Dodge and his sister Mary E. C. Sanger and advised selling 1376 Cape Cod Canal stock to reimburse them.
Wholesale prices across beans, beef, butter, corn meal, eggs, flour, fruits, hay, lamb, oats, onions, potatoes, poultry, and provisions. Lists ranges by region and quality with unit prices from California to New York and New England markets. Includes American Sugar refining quote at 6.15 cents per pound with two percent discount for seven days.
Red duvetyne used as trimming and lining for a suit of dark blue gabardine, showcasing fabric selections in the market.
Viscount James Bryce told Williams College that governments distant from business and international finance serve their peoples best. He delivered his third public address before the Institute of Politics arguing that reduced influence from financiers may lessen the likelihood of war.
Lord Bryce argues that financiers shape policy but do not steer wars themselves. He praises banking consortia like the China arrangement to curb cross-border rivalry and warns against hidden influence by munitions firms in public finance. He says strong evidence of such manipulation in England is lacking.
The House of Commons unanimously adopted a resolution to admit women to the civil service after a three year transitional period under the same conditions as men. Women will have equal status, with suitability considered for each post and wages to be reviewed within three years due to the country’s finances.
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