Stock Market Mixed as New York Prices Rebound
Total sales in New York and Boston run into millions with 34,894,300 New York shares and 868,961 Boston shares year to date. The day showed cautious short covering and gains in United Fruit and General Asphalt, while weakness lingered in Atlantic Gulf and Crucible Steel before a late rally led by U. S. Steel and Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
General Asphalt
United Fruit
Shorts
Atlantic Gulf
Crucible Steel
U. S. Steel
Southern Pacific
Eir & Atl Teres
Atlgf& WI
Gf & WI
Baldwin
Alt & Ohio
T & Ohio
Booth Fisheries
Chi Pney Tool
Chi RI & Pao
Hi RI & P
Chri
Col & Southern
Col & South Pf
Colum
Columbia Graf
Colum Graf Pf
Con Cigar Corp
Con Gas N Y
Consol Textile
del & Hudson
Denver & Rio G
den & Rio
Elkhorn Coal
Endicott J
Rie
Freeport
Tex
Gonan Wile W
Ais
Aephalt Pf. Gen Electric
General Motors
Gray & Davis
Great North He
Gulf States
Interboro C
Int Corp P
Parish & Bingham and Barnet Leather Corp Losses Reported
Parish and Bingham Corporation files year end 1920 with an operating loss of 164,862 dollars and a net loss after reserves of 357,589 dollars. For 1919, net profits after taxes totaled 683,494 dollars or 4.93 dollars per share on 150,000 shares. Barnet Leather Company posts a year ended December 31, 1920 deficit after taxes, depreciation and sinking fund of 116,367 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish & Bingham Corporation
Barnet Leather Co., Inc
Arthur L. Risley & Co
Certified Public Accountants
State Street
Boston
Kilby Street
Leland, Knowlton and Hanks
New York
Peerless Truck & Motor Co
Maine Central Railroad
United States Cast Iron Pipe & Foundry Co
New York Shipbuilding Co
Gulf States Steel Co
Canadian Pacific
Railroad Guaranty Payments Commerce Commission
Treasury Department
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Western Allegheny
Utah Power & Light Co
Public Utilities Commission of Utah
International Harvester Co
Financial market rally hints and railroad wage talks
The market reversed late yesterday with U S Steel leading gains as oils and coppers rose and rails followed. A heavy short interest spurred the close rally while a four big railroad leaders meeting touched on wage matters. Bankers expect tax receipts below 600 million. footwear demand at United States Rubber remains weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Steel
Pacific Oil
Anaconda
Association of Railway Executives
United States Steel Corporation
Liberty bonds rise as Studebaker reports strong 1920 results
Liberty bonds showed solid gains from 2 to 68 cents, except Victory 33-4s. The 1920 Studebaker report due today is expected to show earnings near $14 a share on common stock with about $41 million in current assets, including $27 million in inventories and $4 million in cash, against roughly $16 million in current liabilities.
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Loew
Victory
Liberty Bonds
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Tective Committee
National
Financial General
Stock Prices in a Fragmented List From Page 19
A dense OCR list shows numerous company names with partial figures such as Lehigh Valley Liggett Loews Lorillard May Dept Store Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper and more. The data appears as scattered price numbers and share counts across industries including steel oil and retail, typical of a late page stock table.
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Lack Steel
Tire
Lehigh Valle
Liggett & M
Loews Inc
Loft Inc
Lorillard
May Dept Store
Mexican Petro
Miami Copper
Midle States Oil
Midwake Steel
Island Oia T
Kayser
Julius
Vie Kennecott
Nat En & St
Pacific Developy
Pan-Am P & T
Pan-Am P& TB
Peoples Gas
Invincible Oil
Kansas City
Kelly Tire
Nat Enam & St
Nat Lead
Pacific Gas
Pacific Oil
Pennsylvannia
Penn 8 Steel
Peoria & East
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Missouri Pacific Railway Co
Philadelphia
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire St. Boston
Broad St
First National Bank
Loew’s State Theatre Co
Lowe's
Marcus Loew
M. Douglas Flattery
Orpheum Building
Mass
Studebaker
Gulf
Nat. Conduit
London
Paris
Belgium
Italy
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
American Telephone
Butte & Superior
Massachusetts
International
Seneca
Pond Creek
Barnsdall Corporation
United States
Chicago
Hornblower & Weeks
Congress St
New York Providence
Detroit
Portland
Financial Editor
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
United States Rubber Company
Raupiasy
American Express Company
Securities Department
U. S. Steel Operations
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines
Standard Oil Companies
Mexico
France
England
Nicol
National Conduit Affairs
National Conduit & Cable Company
Adams Express
Ajax
Aaska
Alaska Jn
Allied’Chemp
Hide & L
Inter Corp
Ship & Com
Sm & Rep
Peter Perkins
Inv
Itisa Gettvamiadene
Kriebel
South la Salle Street
Arthur M. Harvey
Cornhill
Haymarket
Hodgdon, Cashman Co
State
Service Department
Canada
Richardson, Hill & Co
Bangor
Congress Street
New Haven
The
New York, Boston
Pere Marquette
Philphia Co
Phillips Etrol
Sinclair
Consolidated Oil Corporation
FD Kinnity& Co Investment Securities
Pearl Street
Pearl and Wall Streets
C.P. Dow & CO
Bostoni
E. M. Fuller & Co
Consolidated Stock
N.Y. National Union Bank
Washington St
Tel
Fort Hill
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Montana
G.f.redmond & CO
Albert S. Lecount & CO. Investment Securities
State ST
Exchange ST
Ft. Hill
Devonshire Street
Island Creek Coal Company
F. W. Batchelder
Pond Creek Coal Company
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
John Balch
Arlington
New England Trust Company
Albert H. Chamberlain
Old Colony Woolen Mills Company
American Trust Company
Thomas
Eaton
Treasurerton