Market Summary Reflects Mixed Stocks and Flat Session
New York and Boston trading closed with uneven activity and broad declines in key issues. United Fruit and other major names faced pressure as bearish sentiment grew on potential steel curtailments, while American Telephone and a few others showed limited gains amid volatile, low-volume sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Eterna
Bethlehem
Crucible
Republic
of States
Vanadium
Mercantile Fine Preferred
United Fruit
Eadney Woolen
Sumatra Tobacco
Ternational Paper
Union Bagnd
American Telephone
Phates
York
Boston
Swift & Co
Libby, McNeill
Sugar profits and railroad finances across 1921 markets
The article notes United Fruit’s sugar profits and a $50 million investment in lands and refineries, while all Fruit company boats show operating profits after depreciation. It covers Denver & Rio Grande Western and Western Pacific litigation, ICC investigation, and New Denver & Rio Grande Western stock, plus American Telephone earnings outlook and Atchison Topeka Santa Fe May results with significant maintenance savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fruit
Fruit Company
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver & Rio Grande
Western Pacific
Western Pacific Interest
Denver By E
Denver Stockholders’ Protective Committee
Denver
Kennecott Copper Company Earnings and Market Notes
Kennecott reports 1921 six month output near 69.76 million pounds with full year projection around 100 million. Despite copper under 1c per pound, the company maintains low costs and aims to cover interest and charges. quarterly 50c dividends were suspended due to stag nation in metal markets. Western Union earns $4.07 a share for six months ending June 30 1921. Public notices of auctions and bond issues accompany broader corporate financials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fruit Company
United Fruit
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper Company
Kennecott
Miami
Gerro de Pasco
Utah
Financial General
Western Union Telegraph Company
New England
W. Dodge Company
McCrory Stores Corporation Junenales
E General Electric Company
Lynn
Eale
Boston
J.C. Penney Company
Loft, Inc
Mayflower-Old Colony Copper Company
Brooklyn _Edison Company, Inc
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel B
Bethlehem
Boston wholesale prices for beans and provisions
A dense listing from Boston shows wholesale quotes for beans including New York and Michigan pest beans, red kidney, Lima, white, and California varieties with per 100 pounds prices. Beef and butter, cheese, eggs, flour, coffee substitutes, fruits, and general provisions prices fill the market page with dozens of items and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Mich
Limas
California
Tras
Sns
Shore
Eastern Shore
Norfolk
Ieven
Docies and Beane Big. Co
Financial markets drift with rails and steel lead
A cautious market closes mixed as rails fall with several major names down while Bethlehem Steel holds despite the sector slump. Traders note limited public participation and a continuing professional-led market with slight gains in some areas. The banking sector strengthens with the Fed ratio at 61.6 percent and Gos holdings rising.
Publicity for Sugar Futures Clarifies Exchange Policy
New York July 15. Publication of coffee and sugar futures sales will be sanctioned by the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange reversing yesterday action by Superintendent C B Stroud that cut off this information from newspapers. Exchange says Stroud misunderstood. publication of figures now allowed. Estimated today show 65 000 bags of coffee and 1600 tons of raw sugar futures.
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New York
C. B. Stroud
Auto Found Burned in Lincoln Owned in Hub
Lincoln July 15 Chief John J. Kelleher learned the big touring car destroyed by fire on Bedford road North Lincoln near the Bedford ne last night was reported stolen from in front of the Hotel Brunswick Boston Wednesday evening. It belonged to Isaac Rozen of 95 Mountfort street Boston. The car had been backed off the road into the bushes, indicating arson.
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Lincoln
John J. Kelleher
Ice
Bedford Road
Bedford Ne
Boston
Brunswick
Isaac Rozen
Mountfort Street
Bond Market Readings From Brooklyn and New York
The page lists bond market figures with last sale values and yields for various 1920s instruments. Entries mention Gt, U 8B, Am, and rubber related securities with notes to city and regional issuers including New York and Kansas City.
Breaks Her Ribs by Hugs in Biloxi
In Biloxi Mississippi on July 15 James Clark from Richton Mississippi hugged his sister in law Mrs. Wilson of St. Louis Street Biloxi so tightly that two ribs were broken Mrs. Wilson lay under medical care and Clark faced a night court trial but was released on the condition he pay the medical bill officials say the act was an affectionate but injurious accident.
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Biloxi
Miss
James Clark
Richten
Wilson
St. Louis Street
Clark
Plymouth Hears From Plymouth England For Tercentenary
M J Duryea secretary of the Plymouth Tercentenary Committee received a cablegram from Plymouth England. The message conveys cordial greetings and regrets that the Mayor cannot attend the celebration.
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Plymouth
Mass
Eng
M. J. Duryea
England
Mas
Boston ice cream dealers accused of law evasion
Representative Paul Hines of South Boston says ice cream vendors in Boston wink at pure food laws and will investigate the soda and cone trade. He campaigns for lower prices and tougher enforcement as the next step in fighting extortionate dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul H. Hines
Hines Targets Ice Cream Profiteering with Gum Tragacanth Plan
Representative Hines plans a campaign against ice cream profiteering, using gum tragacanth to probe the industry and seeking airtight proof before licensing actions. Chairman Hultman pledges to obtain facts on cones sodas and other delicacies, while investigations into ice cream powder use and egg shortages continue.
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Hines
Hultman
Communesoin
City Licensing Board
Washington
Bay State
Revenue Department
Rainbow Men Condemn Harvey at Veterans Meet in London
Delegates at the Rainbow Division Veterans Association convention in London condemned Colonel Harvey for claiming the US fought the war for self interest. A resolution urged stripping him of the lieutenant colonel title and awarding a dishonorable discharge. Another measure denounced the Eighteenth and Twenty First amendments while 4,000,000 men served or were unable to vote.
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Cleveland
London
Coon
George Harvey
Erland
United States
Rainbow Divise Veterans’ Association
Harvey
South Carolina
Colonel Harvey
Court of St. James
France
Einstein asks friends to ignore misattributed quotes
Berlin July 15 Dr Albert Einstein asks friends in England and America to disregard interviews attributed to him. He says only two authorized statements of his American impressions exist and both praise hospitality and interest in international peace. He believes the world is formed of real friends and civilization relies on international collaboration to endure political storms.
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Berlin
Albert Einstein
England
America
United States
Botron Post
New York Ace
Ver Linden Accused of $600,000 Misappropriation
Banard Ver Linden of Lansing former GM Oldsmobile general manager now vice president and director faces Supreme Court action to recover 600,282.68 alleging he misused company funds after his discharge on May 18, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Banard
Ver Linden
Lansing
Mich
Olds Motor Works
General Motors Corporation
Supreme Court
Oldsmobile
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National Shawmut Bank
U. S. Bonds
Banking House Cash Resources
Letters of Credit
Atchison’s
S. Steel
Am. Tell& Tel. Rts
Bares
Colorado Fuel and Iron
C.P. Dow & CO
State State Street
Boston I
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin Goal Co
Stone & Webster, Inc
Atchison
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Kennecott Copper
Hy Low
Wo Chemical
Car & Fdry
Car & Fpi
Baty
Lennee
Inter Corp
LaFrance
Smereee
Tel & T
Pac
Chi R 1
Oe Chile Copperino Co
Columbia Gas Ste
Columbia Graf
Colum Graf
Crucible Steel
Cubs Gane Si
Rio
Mata Tatters
Erie
Fed
M & Sm
Fisher Body
General Motors
Goodrich BF
Goodrich
Greene
Great Nor Pf Nee
Gulf States
Houston
Illinois Central
Interboro
Eeseee Adtna Car
L& Ne Ith
Rome
Conti Motors
Peeewtese
Can Cities Service CO
Secu Rey Sick
Close Bankers
Arkansas Gas Anglo Amer
Cari Bos Wye
Gil Oil
Pete Il
Beneae
Hudson Oil Wrege
Livingston Pete
Secon Mexico
Arical Thee
Kansas
Kel. Tite
Ohio Ranger
Kelsey Wheel
Noble Oil
Omar
Eneeell Il
Ck Prod
Lehigh Vi Simms Pete
Sapulpa
Skelly Oi
India
Loville & Nash
Victoria New It & el
Market St Ry
Maxwell M Ot B
K & T Pf
Isaouri Pacific
Dolores Bs
lont-Ward
Salvador
Eureka Croesus
Nat Conduit
Seeebee
Nynh&h
Nor & West
United Eastern
West End
Les Gas
Poon
Marquase Jenes Phillips Petrol
Pierce-Ar
Seesawnee
Seenee
Presteee
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Pitts & W Va
Val
Ray Con
Abpf
AK Shell Trans & T
Sinclair Diescener
South Pacific
South Railway
T P Coal & Oil
Texas & Pacific
United Drug
Re & Imp
U & Steel
Vandalum Corp
Peweseee
Wabash Pf
West M
West UN el
Westi
Ariz Exten
Boston & Ely
Bos & Montana
Ene Eee
Cresson
Harmill Divide
Jerome Verde
Mutual Trust
Taseeenee
Randol Seseae
U Verde
Yaris
Boston Elevated
Boston Eley
Bos & Me
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hee
Connor J
Davis-Daly
East Butte
Edison Electric
Dté&D
Cot Mills
Creek Coal
Loew's Tres
Mason Valley
Nat McElwain
Seeee
New River
Old RR Ag
Phospha' Swift & Co
Penenee
Walworth Peewee
Altham
Rokon’ Ete
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Sweden
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Norway
Eae Eeredee
Greece
Argentina
Chicago Grain Market
Financial Editor's Notes
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Famous Players
American
Western Union
Caattha
Judebaker
Chandler
Association of Railway Executives
War Finance Corporation
Waton
Federal Reserve
Gos
First National Bank of Philadelphia
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Cvdsdonnesteescrases
Hub
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Tal
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Rainbow Men
Dr. Amendment
Einstein
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