Market Report Shows Sharp New York Declines and Frantic Rebounds
Yesterday's trading on the New York Stock Exchange delivered a striking contrast to the prior session's breadth and strength amid a nervous market. Declines in oils motors tobacco and copper were partly offset by late covering in Houston Oil Atlantic Gulf and California Petroleum with Liberty bonds showing gains. The day closed with mixed results as labor disturbances wage cuts and the German communist expansion weighed on sentiment ahead of Good Friday closings.
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Callifornia Petroleum
American Woolen
Osceola
Allouez
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United Fruit
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New Haven
Calumet & Hecla
Davis Daly
Mohawk
East Butte
Old Dominion
Gray & Davis
Carson Hill
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Boston
New York
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U. S. Steel Corporation
Washington
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Ashland Cotton Company
Jewetl City
Conn
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Jon Hand
United Fruit Company
Radio Corporation of America
Radio Board
Georges. Davis
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Prices to fall as 4500 workers face cuts
Southern Pacific notes material price reductions and reports February gross of 19,840,16 with a net of 1,872,843, contrasting a prior deficit of 275.67% in February 1920. About 4500 men are affected by the planned reductions across operations.
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Cudahy
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Connor
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Masa Gas
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N E Tel & Tel
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Nevada
Cept Eeegae
North Bete
Pacific Mile Sash
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Ioy Mining
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Shannon
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Su Bosto
Ft & Co
Swift
Stromberg
Utah
Ventura
Waldorf
Walworth
Waltham
Warren
West End
Boston wholesale price list of fruits vegetables meats and staples
A dense price ledger from Boston lists apples beans beef butter cheese corn flour and a wide range of produce and poultry. It includes per hundredweight and per sack figures for apples beans cornmeal butter eggs flour fruits hay lambs and more with extensive variant pricing and packaging notes.
Market Dips on Holiday Pause as Stocks End Irregular
Financial notes show subdued trading with little price movement amid holiday anticipation. Houston Oil led gains at 8.5 points to 76.5 while Atlantic Gulf rose 3.125 to 41.625 amid favorable financing talk. Rail wages and labor talks loom, with signs of possible compromise to curb long disputes. Foreign steel makers undercut US prices, hurting domestic orders. Virginia Carolina Chemical cuts dividend as fertilizer market sag. electric press hints at broader under consumption worldwide per Hoover.
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Houston Oil
Atlantic Gulf
Germany
Mexico
San Francisco
Money market rates roll through the ledger brief
The note lists loan rates for brokers and customers across money market items. Customers' collateral and commercial loans run around 7 percent with outside brokers at 7 percent. Year money options range from 7 to 8 percent.
Boston aims to link Hub with Mexico via steamship line
Boston Chamber of Commerce members at the Algonquin Club dinner discussed creating a commercial steamship link from Boston to Mexican ports. Bruno Newman urged launching the service to restore Boston as a global hub, noting existing New York to Vera Cruz service pays for itself and that return freight would be ample. Newman, a Boston businessman with Mexican ties, cited Mexico’s finances under Obregon, including an $11 million treasury surplus and plans to resume interest on foreign bonds. He also contrasted Carranza era payrolls with the present, noting soldiers’ pay and the government’s budget discipline. President Nutter stressed trade ethos: trading surpluses for others’ surpluses.
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Mexico
George R. Nutter
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New York
Vera Cruz
Newman
Obregon
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Watertown Blaze Likely Incendiary At Local Factory Shed
Firefighters were alerted to a shed near Brenzine Manufacturing Company in West Watertown. Night watchman’s alarm helped save the factory. investigators, including Chief Ahearn and state police, suspect arson as two nearby schoolhouse fires are also under review.
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Brenzine Manufacturing Company
West Watertown
Ahearn
Logan Addresses 101st Infantry Reunion at YC Club
Brigadier General Edward L. Logan spoke at the second annual banquet and reunion of the 101st Infantry Supply Company at the YC Club. He praised the 101st Infantry Association led by Captain William H. Blake for welfare work aiding wounded veterans and other former regiment members seeking employment. Over 250 veterans attended, with Colonel Thomas F. Foley, State Legion Commander James T. Duane, Captain Francis X. Phelan, and former company commander Captain Charles F. Crossman among the guests.
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Thomas F. Foley
State Legion
James T. Duane
Francis X. Phelan
Charles F. Crossman
Russian Labor Leader Condemns Bolshevist Rule
George B. Stroomillo, a Russian labor figure, arrived in the United States and met with Samuel Gompers. He asserts Bolshevik oppression in Russia, claiming unions are controlled by the Soviet regime, strikes are punishable, and workers face militarized labor and coercive overtime. He plans to publicize these conditions to American labor.
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George B. Stroomilfe
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Gompers
Stroomillo
Gompoers
Russia
Mr. Stroomillo
Metal Workers
Perm
Ural
Ikrussian Proletariat
Fordney Bill To Be Dropped
President Harding supports a brief emergency tariff bill aimed at a small set of farm products. Senator Willis of Ohio, after a 46 minute talk with the President, says the measure will be introduced in the special session with administration backing. The new bill may not cover all products in the prior Fordney emergency act and could act as an embargo.
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Congress
Financial General News
Tobacco Products Corporation
Washington
Harding
Willis
Ohio
Somerville man awarded $10,000 in damages in Nashua case
H L Tuttle of SomervilleMass was awarded 10000 damages by a Superior Court jury here against Dodge Laing truckmen for injuries when struck and run over by their motor truck while crossing Elm Street in Manchester New Hampshire on March 24.
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N. H
H. L. Tuttle
Somerville
Mass
Dodge & Laing
Elm Street
Has the Spring Advance Commenced
The Daily Market Digest notes a continuing rise in market conditions with evidence of genuine advancement beyond a mere spur. It highlights a Special Service Bulletin from March 8, 1921, featuring six leading standard securities chosen for dividend yield and stability for investors unable to monitor fluctuations.
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