Wall Street Mixed as Liquidity Cools and Industry Stocks Slip
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday showed irregular and professional activity with overall market steadiness. New York led sales at 421 400 while Boston reached 9319 shares, led by Studebaker and Carson Hill Gold. Major movers included International Cement and American Telephone with mixed gains, while copper stocks and several sectors declined.
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Island Creek
International Cement
American Telephone
Orpheum
Swift & Co
Libby McNeill
Ventura Oil
Waldorf
Calumet & Hecla
Ahmeek
New England Oil
Pier End Lewis Wharf For Lease Ware Space
For lease at Pier End Lewis Wharf about 25 000 ware feet with trackage into the shed 22 feet of water on two sides and 25 feet at end 100 percent warehouse Mr Paul Boston Post.
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Mr. Paul
Boston Post
Financial Editor's Notes on market rally and credit base
The rally faded after Thursday and bears dominated with declines across Baldwin Retail Stores and Central Leather. Insiders offered little support while rails showed gains fading. credit conditions improved with a 68.5 percent reserve ratio, signaling a sound base. Bond market upturn expected this fall as utilities and railroads issue bonds to finance equipment, boosting steel and related industries.
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Bears
Baldwin
Wholesale price table for grains meats fruits and eggs
The snippet lists prices for peas beans corn oats eggs flour fruits including apples and grapes, hay and lamb, various grades and delivery terms. It notes ranges for No 2 Timothy hay 31 to 32 dollars, lamb prices 12 to 18 cents, and eggs from 33 to 58 cents per dozen with regional variations.
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York State Gravensteins
Duchess
Cal
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Moore
Timothy
Valley
Bogash Dominates Tillman and Others in Mechanics Show
Four bouts at Mechanics Building drew thousands as Louis Bogash and Paddy Flynn headlined a Commercial A C. card. Bogash defeated Tillman in a close ten round main event while Flynn outworked Sailor Darden over ten rounds. Joe Gibbs beat Patsy Bogash, and Young Blakely stopped Joe Russell in the opener.
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Minneapolis
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Bridgeport
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Everett
Sailor Darden
Weymouth
Young Blakely
Nova Scotia
Joe Russell
North End
Woonsocket
Joe Gibbs
Patsy Bogash
Commercial A. Co
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Flynn
Darden
Tillman
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Three flashy events card the Revere bicycle meet
Tonight at Revere cycle track three headline races highlight the card. George Seres, world champion, faces George Chapman and Clarence Carman in a 35 mile motor paced event, while Lloyd Thomas meets Frank Cavanaugh in sprint action. Ralph Spiers pursues Johnny Fardig in an unlimited pursuit as pros clash in sprint bouts and an amateur lineup fills the undercard.
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George Seres
George Chapman
Clarence Carman
Lucien Miguel
Lloyd Thomas
Frank Cavanaugh
Ralph Spiers
Johnny Fardig
Spiers
McPartland
Grimm
Cobert
Anata
Baseball and golf tales from a windy wigwam day
A vivid recap blends Ray Powell’s clutch home run for the Cubs with a tight Braves win in a five game series. Jim Barnes’ golf misadventure at Belmont ends with a costly miscue while Abe Mitchell’s bold hazard play elicits mixed fortune and banter from the gallery.
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Ray Powell
Address for Jack Dempsey Care of Tex Rickard in New York
The note asks for the delivery address to reach Jack Dempsey at Tex Rickard care in Madison Square Garden New York. It discusses Montreal bantamweight figh and 1921 baseball balk rules with keeper Keene New Hampshire CAHILE.
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Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
New York
Somnethinie
Montreal
Keene, N. H. D. F. Cahile
Yankees Knock Yankees From Top Perch In Chicago Victory
Chicago defeated New York 13 to 0 in the final game of the series to force the Yankees from first place. Four Chicago pitchers held the visitors to little success while Hodge pitched the full game, hit hard in only two innings. Cleveland was idle.
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Mis cues Aid Griffs to Win
Washington defeated St. Louis 6 to 2 in a game where bunched hits in the last three innings produced the winning runs. Errors by Tobin and Mc Manus in the seventh inning gave the Senators two runs and the lead.
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Hutchinsons 35ft Putt Wins Match in Boston
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell left Boston in somber mood after Hutchinson and Barnes defeated the British stars on Belmont ground. The defeat followed their earlier loss to Cowan and Hutchinson, ending a tense exhibition sequence.
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Abe Mitchell
Boston
Hutchinson
Barnes
Belmont
Cowan
Two upended visitors cap dramatic golf finish in Bean Town
The match in Boston saw Francis Culmet and John Cowan star as the visitors failed to beat the Americans. Hutchinson delivered a high class display with a late deciding putt on the home green. The 1200 crowd witnessed a tense back and forth until Cowan sealed the result with a decisive late-hole putt.
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Red Sox Even Series With Tigers In Detroit
In Navin Field two games on August 19 1921 saw Boston beat Detroit 12 to 8 as a late rally produced seven runs in the eighth inning while the Tigers claimed a 10 to 0 win to close the season in Detroit.
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