New York Stocks Mixed As Markets Digest Inflation Data
Markets in New York show mixed moves with small gains for some sectors while others slip. Investors monitor inflation signals and corporate earnings for guidance on next moves.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
15
Markets in New York show mixed moves with small gains for some sectors while others slip. Investors monitor inflation signals and corporate earnings for guidance on next moves.
A compact market blurb notes quiet activity in Boston stocks with modest moves across several issues. Trading volumes appear light as investors assess recent economic data while financials and tech issues show mixed results.
A fragmented bond market list shows closing sales in thousands across a range of issues. The column includes US and UK government bonds, corporate debentures, and municipal issues with varied maturities and yields, reflecting a broad securitized record from an early 20th century financial page.
Ten union mines in the New River coal fields resumed operations today after disruptions. Four opened as non union, one under open shop, and five returned to the old wage scale, with 18 union mines active elsewhere in northern West Virginia and three in the Kanawha district. Operators report 81 active union mines statewide and expect a big output.
City Council delayed action on a proposed half million dollar Everett high school after refusing to stay in City Hall due to a condemned steam boiler and no heat. Officials including the superintendent and principals attended in overcoats as a congestion relief committee reported and left with the council.
Edward W. Sims, president of the Chicago crime committee and former United States district attorney, told the Chicago Association of Commerce that Chicago with 3,000,000 people has more annual murders than England, Scotland and Wales combined. He noted last year Chicago averaged about one murder per day.
Only one person registered a protest with the public service committee of the Somerville board of aldermen. After hearing the evidence, the committee decided that no action was necessary.
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