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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
20
Stocks showed little movement with New York sales 266300 shares and Boston 7573. General Motors led New York volume at 12300 while Bigheart traded 1193 in Boston. Calumet & Hecla hit a multiyear low and Delaware & Hudson dropped to 83 1 4 amid a May deficit and routine directors meeting.
Great Northern Ore reports 1919 surplus after charges and taxes of 3.83 dollars per 1500000 certificates, compared with 3.01 last year. Total receipts 5,844,249 versus 5,940,725, with after tax surplus 5,750,632 up from 4,478,504. Despite 6,000,000 in dividends, a 249,368 deficit remains, a marked improvement from 1,477,496. Ohio Cities Gas to be The Pure Oil Company. 3000 producing wells, Heath Refinery added, 25,000 bbl daily capacity, 2300 miles pipelines, 9600 wells, 6,500,000 barrels crude transported. American Bosch Magneto stock dividend 20 percent. earnings may reach 24 a share pre tax after full issuance. General financial items include Steel stock record holders, Simms Petroleum well output, Hood & Sons surplus, Grow Tire offering, New Haven traffic and passenger stats.
A financial editor notes Jesse Livermore's libel suit over being called a bear, discussing Wall Street's view of bears and bulls. The piece questions whether bears public benefit or public enemy, noting panic periods suppress bear selling despite theoretical need for market stability.
The Boston market article debunks stock dividend hype and future-prospect boasts common in bull runs. It notes that issuing many shares adds no value, pros and cons of industry optimism, and that traders overlook solid railroad prospects until a new bull phase arrives.
The June and July cotton prices show mixed result with highs around 31.7 cents and lows near 30.0 cents. Figures list various bids and trade figures including May and July options showing firm activity in the market.
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