Market Irregularities Mark New York Boston Trading
Market notes show New York totals at 95,468,100 shares for 1921, Boston 2,106,977, with Mexican Petroleum leading New York activity and Amer Tel and Tel losing ground in Boston. Several stocks rose or fell, and overall market mood was steady to firm amid holiday closures on July 4.
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New York
Boston
Mexican Petroleum
Amer. Tel
Tel. Rts
Pan-American Petroleum
General Asphalt
Shortsy
United States Rubber
Studebaker
Harvester
American Woolen
Famous Players
Sears Roebuck
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Colorado Southern
Western Pacific
St. Louis & Southwestern
American Telephone
United Shoes Machinery
Gray & Davis
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Ventura
Old Dominion
Isle Royale
Greene-Cananea
Pond Creek
Asland Creek
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Dividend Notices from Ventura Consolidated Oil Fields and United States Smelting
Ventura Consolidated Oil Fields declares a quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share payable August 1, 1921 to holders of record July 15, 1921. United States Smelting Refining & Mining Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 1/2 percent per share on Preferred Capital Stock payable July 15, 1921 to stockholders of record by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Ventura Consolidated Oil Fields
A. B. Ewing
Boston
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Co
United States Smelting Refining & Mining Company
Oom Batchelder
Money Market and Foreign Exchange Rates Summary
Money market rates include brokers loans at 7 percent and outside quick call loans at 7 percent. Individual collateral and commercial loans range from 7 percent, while commercial paper is 7 to 74 percent. Year money sits at 64 to 74 percent. Foreign exchange quotes show late afternoon rates in cents per unit, with comparisons to yesterday and a year ago, excluding sterling.
Market Notes Drift With Holiday Quiet In Stocks
Financial editor notes a light pre holiday trading session with small changes across markets. Mexican Petroleum dips to 96 before rebounding, Uy 5 Rubber sinks to 50 1 2, and U S Rubber weakens on earnings doubts. Discussion covers half year earnings near 3 million, dividend prospects, and potential refund bonds for allied debts. Opposition to a proposed oil tariff is anticipated from gas, rail, and manufacturing sectors.
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Mexican Petroleum
U. S
Broad Boston wholesale prices for beans to pork and sugar
The list catalogs per hundredweight prices across beans beef butter cheese corn meal eggs flour fruits hay lamb millfeed oats onions potatoes poultry and other provisions. Notable items include native beans 4.60 to 4.75 dollars per 100 pounds, California small white 4.75 to 5, red kidneys 11 to 11.80, western lamb 18 to 24 cents, onions 1.75 to 2.00 a cent, New York sugar at 5.30 cents per pound.
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Atlanta
Atlantic
California
Calif
Ian Pac
Cent
Cerro Aie Ans
Chandler Motor
Hes & Ohio
Chic & Alton
Gt West
Col & Southern
Columbia Gas
Cuba
den & Rio
Seeee
Elkhorn Coal
Endicott John
Eens Eee Neeee
Exie
Erie
Fisher Body
Fisk Rubber
Goodrich
Gray & Davis
Il i
Greene
Haskell & Bark
Houston
Hupp
L& P
Heyden Chem
Con
Int Ag Corp
Philip Morris
Elk Basin
Miami
Minn & Son
Mk&t Pf
Mexico Oil
Ohio Ranger
Simms Pete
Seer
Ag Standard of
India
Victoria
Nova Seo
Okla Pro
Ohio Body
Ontario
Owens Bottle
ABC Metals
Pacific Develop
Big Sha
Bingham Mines
Pacific Gas
Ston & Montana
Pacific Oil Die A Ae
Delaria
Pan-Am P & T
Pan Am P & TB
Cresson Gen
Parish & Bing
Divide
Pe Ivannia
Dolores Esp
Penn Steel
el Salvador
Pere Marquette
Eureka Croesus
Phillips Pera
Pierce Oil
Vas Howe Sound
Jerome Verde
Pitts & W Vi
acNamara
Oweee
Pond Creek Coal
Mason Valley
Fib
McKinley Darrag
Public Ser Corp
Motherlode
Puntaches
Iron & Steel
King of Au
Tonopah Belmont
L&sf
St Louis
Tonopah Mining
Tonopah No Star
United Eastern
Sears Cook
Yukon Gold
Roebuck Pf
Seneca Copper
Sinclair Oil
South Ry
BPN
O of N J Pf
Stewrat Warner
Breamberg C ‘Ar
Tenn Copper Penne i
Texas Co
Pacific
Wabash Pf
West Maryland
Maryland
West Pacific
Westing Ae
Willys O' Land
Willys O'land
Wright Aero
Mich
Limas
Jersey
American Sugar Rfg. Co
Wwlenee
Pereeeeens Ee
O. Saas Coke Pirwae
Paige
Eee Wees
Chicago
One Dead and One Rescued in Charles River Canoe Accident
Gordon MacIntosh, 12, of Dorchester, drowned when he and Robert McBurney, 18, also of Dorchester, capsized while exchanging seats on a canoe in the Charles River near Camp Rambler Newton. McBurney was rescued after an hour of efforts by Newton and West Roxbury police, who recovered MacIntosh’s body.
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Gordon MacIntosh
Washington Street
Dorchester
Robert McBurney
Blue Hill Avenue
Charles River
Camp Rambler
Newton
MacIntosh
Spring Street
West Roxbury
McBurney
Boxing Carnival at Braves Field Draws Crowds Today
For Greater Boston residents there is boxing action this afternoon at Braves Field where the Yankee Division stages a carnival of 30 rounds, divided into three ten round bouts. Local fans can expect lively fistic entertainment in the old town.
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Boston
Burg
Braves Field
Malone A Star Tops Card In Boston Boxing Show
Jack Malone of St Paul, a leading 156 pounder, meets Pat Reed of Natick for the New England middleweight claim. Malone arrives in Boston as the favorite with a long ring record and notable wins. Also on the bill Nate Siegel vs Paul Doyle, and Bobby Josephs vs Tommy Reagan in the 10 round main supporting bouts. The program starts at 5 after the Braves and Giants double header.
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Jack Malone
St. Paul
Pat Reed
Natick
New England
Reed
Malone
Boston
Joe Eagan
Young Benny
New Orleans
Jack Britton
Toledo
Dempsey
Nate Siegel
Paul Doyle
Siegel
Doyle
Bobby Josephs
South End
Tommy Reagan
Braves
Giants
First Scotch Picnic in Seven Years on Monday
The Highland Dress Association plans the first Scotch picnic and games in seven years at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury. Colonel Walter Scott has sent prizes from New York for athletic events, Scottish reel opening, a five sided football tournament, bagpipe contests, highland dancing, sword dances, and best dressed in kilts.
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Highland Dress Association
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Walter Scott
New York
Mystery man Jeff Fanchon stars in Red Orange Major Chord
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine presents Jeff Fanchon, a detective figure in crime lore, told in a narrative featuring adventures in a Red Orange Major Chord. Hugh Pendexter provides the magazine piece from the paper's Sunday supplement.
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Jeff Fanchon
Ano
Hugh Pendexter
Boston Sunday Post
Sparklers Warned as Fourth of July Hazard to Children
Colonel Alfred F. Foote warns in a joint statement with the Massachusetts Safety Council that sparklers and similar Fourth of July devices pose a big danger to children.
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Alfred F. Foote
State Commissioner of Public Safety
Massachusetts Safety Council
Warning on sparklers and fireworks hazards in Boston
Colonel Foote warns that sparklers can burn and fatally injure children while tin can carbide devices ignite dangerous gas. Fire alarms on Bunker Hill Day drop this year, prompting safety cautions. State law requires bonds from all providers to indemnify injured celebrants.
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Colonel Foote
Boston
Bunker Hill
Safety Council
Menac
Carpentier Dempsey Fight Sparks Paris Heat Bets
Paris crowds await the Dempsey Carpentier bout with six army planes ready to signal a KO and red lights if Carpentier wins. French spectators fear a hot sun will favor Dempsey, with betting around 3 to 1 and small wagers on 4 to 1. Enthusiasm remains high at Carpentier supporters' boulevard rally where fans express confidence but few place large bets.
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Paris
Associated Press
Carpentier
Dempsey
United States
Boulevard
Mrs Hearst May Run for Congress in New York
July 1 report says Mrs William Randolph Hearst may seek Congress. She weighs the idea citing potential laws aiding women and the underrepresented, noting only one female representative among 50,000,000 American women. Tammany Hall reportedly favors her personally. she is mother to five sons, including twins.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Congress
Tammany Hall
Finney Accused of Offer to Set Fire in Hobbs Factory Case
William H. Finney on trial in East Boston Court is accused by ex-employee James Hancock of offering $100 to set a fire in the Hobbs box factory yard. George R. Hobbs, owner of the factory, is also charged with having set the fire. The government rested, Hobbs testified for the defense, and the case was continued to next Friday.
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William H. Finney
East Boston Court
George R. Hobbs
Maverick Street
James Hancock
Hobbs
Mr. Hobbs
Jolland to Exploit Djambi Oil Fields
The First Chamber of Parliament approved the Djambi oil bill by 27 to 8 to permit exploitation of the Djambi oil fields for 40 years by a partnership of the Dutch Indian government and the Batavia Oil Company. The measure had already passed the Second Chamber on April 29.
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The
Hague
Associated Press
Batavia Oil Company
Henry Kimball Company plans semi pro team games
The Henry Kimball Company of Hudson Motor Car Company has organized a fast semi pro team and seeks away games. Managers seeking attractions should contact Jack D. Harie at 157 Vassar Street Cambridge or call Cambridge 6140 between 5 and 5 30.
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Henry Kimbal
Hudson Motor Car Company
Jack D. Harie
Vassar Street
Cambridge
Teff Fanchon and the Red Orange Major Chord
A playful note on Jeff Fanchon dubbed Teff Fanchon as the man of mystery in Hugh Racogean’s adventure titled The Red Orange Major Chord appearing in the Boston Sunday Post.
Forbade Wishes to Daughter Trial Testimony
Corunna Mich July 1 Asa Wittum testified at Forrest Higgins murder trial that he asked Higgins to discontinue his attentions to his daughter Lucy Wittum. The case concerns the death of Wittum and Higgins faces a first degree murder charge.
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Corunna
Mich
Forrest Higgins
Lucy Wittum
Asa Wittum
Higgins
Father objects to courtship in Durand area
The testimony describes Wittum denying any improper motive while noting Higgins visited his daughter from June to September last year. Wittum claimed he warned Higgins to stop and claimed the girl planned to visit Durand with friends, preferring to walk when asked to ride with him.
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Wittum
Higgins
Forrest
Miss Wittum
Durand
Harding presides as budget talks resume with officials
Washington, July 1. President Harding opened a second high level budget meeting. He spoke briefly then met with Secretary Mellon before returning to the White House to oversee the regular Cabinet session.
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Washington
Harding
Mellon
White House
Budget session behind closed doors with Dawes authority
President Harding announces strong executive backing for Charles Dawes in reducing expenditures. Dawes will have full authority to promulgate rules as the budget drive proceeds amid world interest and scrutiny.
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Charles G. Dawes
Budget Bureau
Harding
Dawes
Washington
United States
Armageddon Excavation Funded By Rockefeller Grant
The University of Chicago will excavate Armageddon the famed site of ancient battles. John D. Rockefeller Jr has contributed $60 000 toward the project. Officials say the dig will uncover early armaments and campaigns from Egyptian Syrian conflicts centuries before the Christian era.
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Chicago
United News
University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Child's Leg Broken When Hit by Auto
Corchetti Barrels, 13, of 68 McKinley street Revere was brought to Relief Hospital with a fractured left leg after being struck by an automobile in Causeway street near Canal. The machine owned by J T Wilson and Sons of Spring road Nahant was driven by Fred A Perin of 215 Nahant road. A younger sister accompanied the injured girl and Samuel Massell of 9 Temple street Secong Hill aided lifting the wheel.
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Corchetti
McKinley Street
Revere
Relief Hospital
Causeway Street
Canal
J. T. Wilson & Sons
Spring Road
Nahant
Fred A. Perin
Nahant Road
Samuel Massell
Temple Street
Soecon Hill
Shubert Frush Bout Postponed to Fourth Night
Boxing match between Al Shubert of New Bedford and Dating Frush of New York was postponed from tonight to the Fourth due to today’s storm at the new cyclotron arena.
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New Bedford
al Shubert
Dating Frush
New York
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