Copper gladden traders hear on Wall Street market
On April 26 1905 traders greeted copper stocks with renewed strength led by Amalgamated United States Mining and Allied shares. Copper futures faced mixed signals with possible price support at 15 cents while forecasts pointed to further market strength amid short covering and easing demand.
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Wall Street
Northwestern
Northern
Northern Securiies Company
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Securities
Great Northern Preferred
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
New York Central
Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Amalgamated
United States Steel
Norfolk & Western
United States
Boston
New York
Dasneveerwer
State Street
United States Mining
Standard Oil
Orient
Allouez
Atlantic
Centennial
Calumet
Greene
Isle Royale
Osceola
Mohawk
Parrott
Tamarack
American Woolen Common
Far
London
Hst
Milwaukee
Mining and Stock Exchange
Arizona Commercial
Ahmeek
Bay State Gas
Boston Market Opens First Instalment Paid Ex-Dividend
The Boston Market reports a first instalment paid with ex-dividend status. Total sales include listed stocks 43,102 shares bonds valued at $81,000 and unlisted stocks 28,141 shares.
Boston University Junior Week Musicale at Jacob Sleeper Hall
Boston Universitys third junior week event drew a full house of students and guests at Jacob Sleeper Hall. The audience repeatedly encored each number with the hit performance Tell Me Pretty Maiden from Florodora by a mixed double quartet. Prominent singers included Louise Marcley Eleanor Leonard Margaret Benton Olive Grant Mabel Wilson Irene Howland Victoria Zeller with a large delegation from Harvard Dartmouth Tech and Amherst in attendance.
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Boston University
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Jacob Sleeper
Tell Me
Florodora
Gertrude Burr
Mollie Kingsbury
Orpha Lee
Dorothy Hersome
Messrs. Gibb
McLean
Maxson and
Hart
May and July Wheat Slump in Chicago Trade
Heavy liquidation hits May and July wheat as prices fall about 2 cents a bushel. Widespread rain in the West and Southwest fuels the decline while corn and oats also drop. Early session gains fade in late trading as profit taking and weak demand press prices toward the day’s lows.
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Chicago
Commission House
New York Bond Closing Figures and Yields
Bond prices and yields from New York on Tuesday April 26 show U S Treasury notes trading around 104.5 for the 2s and 105 for the 3s, with various corporate issues such as Atch gen 4s at 102.1 and B&O 4s near 103. Market listings include Cuba 5s at 105, Mexico Cent 4s at 77, and Union Pac 4s around 105. The sheet contrasts April 25 figures, noting minor shifts in several issues across government and high-grade corporate bonds.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Financial News
United States Steel Corporation
Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
Ch & W
Allouez
Amalgamated
Am Ag Chemical
Tel & Tel
AT & S I
Atlantic
Boston H
Boston & Maine
Cal & Heela
Chu & Stk Y
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison el Il
Fitchburg Profes
Franklin Min
Ry & Elec
Gen Electric Ee
Granby Mining bGreene Con Min. 2,875 28% 27% An, 27% Guanajuato
Isle Royale
aMass
Mergenthal Lin
Michigan
Mont C & C
Nh&h
Old Colony RR
Old Domin
Seattle Electric
Shannon
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Trinity Min
Union Pacific Ee
United Copper
United Fruit
United Shoe Ma
U S Mining
US Steel
Utah Mining
Victoria
West End
St Ry
Westing Elec
Winona
Wolverine
TZ C&o
CGC & A
CB & Q
C.ri& Pas
Ccocksl
Col & So
Erle P
Japan
I. & Nun
Nyc
Tex & Pacist
Boston Theatre Roundup Highlights Multiple Shows and Stars
The Boston stage features George M. Cohan's Little Johnny Jones with strong laughs and pathos as it tours for a fortnight. Florodora dancers claim the Majestic audience, while Edeson in Strong Heart earns praise at the Park Theatre for its football realism and Indian role. Woodland at Tremont captivates crowds with firm returns and beloved cast members. Humpty Dumpty closes its Boston run soon at Colonial Theatre as It Happened in Nordland heads for Boston. Arizona repeats at Globe. The Seminary Girl and The Smart Set tour Grand Opera House. Mary of Magdala and Dorothy Vernon play to praise. Dida burlesque and Palace vaudeville entertain. Paderewski leaves Symphony Hall with the Boston Symphony. Edna May’s School Girl returns to Hollis, and Sieinert Hall hosts soprano Sigfrid Olsen with Katherine Halliday and Ralph Osborne.
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Johnny Jones
George M. Cohan
Boston
New York
Chicago
Majestic
Robert Edeson
Liice
The
Park Theatre
Edeson
Woodland
Tremont Theatre
Tremont
Harry Bulger
Frank Doane
Stanley Forde
Ida Brooks Hunt
Helen Hale
Emma Carus
Ida Mulle
Colonial Theatre
New England
Nordland
Lew Fields
Marie Cahill
Joseph Herbert
Joseph Carroll
Harry Davenport
Harry Fisher
William Burress
Frank O'Neill
Julius Steger
May Naudain
Bessie Clayton
Billie Norton
Pauline Frederick
Charles Gotthold
Arizona
Globe Theatre
Seminary Girl
Ruth Peebles
Junie McCree
Marie Falls
Grand Opera House
Jay Hunt
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Dida
Bedini
Arthur
Frederic le Maitre
Clyde Fitch
Keith
Henry Miller and Company
Roberts
Hayes
Howard
Joe Welch
Peddler
Empire Theatre
John Ford
Mayme Gehrge
Pat White
Columbia
Rice and Barton
Palace Theatre
Manhattan Beach
Symphony Hall
T. Adamowski
Max Zach
Gustave Strube
Mr. Paderewski
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Edna May
Hollis
Sigfrid Olsen
S‘einert Hall
Katherine Hall
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Central Lead
Guggenheim Exploration Company
American Smelters Exploration Company
General Electric
theUtah Copper Company
Mortimer JL. Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Europe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
United Copper Company
Worcester & Southbridge Street Railway Company
Worcester, Rochdale & Charlton
Howard M. Biscoe
B. & A. Division
South Station
Lucien H. Peters
No. 211
Chamber of Commerce
Patrick Rose
Arizona Commercial Copper Company
Copper Hill
Massachusetts Electric Companies
Los
Atchison
Chicago & Northwestern
Mil & St Paul
Chicago Ter & Trans Pr
O & St Louis
Colorado & Southern
E.e
Renee Sos
Kansas
Otty Bardeee
Manhattan
Ny, Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Wabash
Anaconda Min Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
OTL Distillers Securities
Do International Paper
International Pump
Pacific Mail
People's Eee
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Tron
U S
U S Realty
U S Rubber
U S Steel We
Virginia Carolina Chem
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union A A
Ennis & Stoppani
Broad ST
N.Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange
News York Produce Exchanger
Mgr
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Republic Iron and Steel
Congress St
Broadway
Daily Financial
Right Bross Co
New York City
Summer Street
Right
Purdy
Catherine Kelley
B. U. Girls’ Glee Club
Chickering
Margaret Benton
B. VU. Girls’ Glee Club
Rene
State Mutual Building
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
Open’g. High
Close Amalgamated Copper Eee
Atchison, Top
Rrig
Chic
Erle Ee Ee
Missouri Pacific
NEW York Consolidated
Newman & Sons Corp
Tremont St
Housman’s Restaurant
Avery Street
Entertainments
Mats
NEW York Bonds
Chas
Klaw & Erlanger
Drury Lane
Bowie
Jessie Millward
Henry B. Harris
WM. C. DE Mille
Strongheart Fri
Wed
Astle SQ
Gas Square
Austin
Stone’s Museum
Scollay SQ
Abbott Parker
Hollis ST
Isaac
M. Cohan
Little Johnny Jones
Haymarket
AML
Mormon Queens
Peasvenenes
Lyceum
Ntincton Ave
Washington
Wright & Ditson
Washington St
Pops
T. Adamowsk
Melville
Raymond
Augustus Thomas
Bowdoin
Jay Aunt
S. H. Dudley
Castle Square Theatre
Mary of
Fisher
Ryla
Adele Ritchie
Cyril Scott Maude Lambert
Henry V.donnelly
Elsa Ryan
Phil Ryley
Joseph Phillips
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee and
Theatre Co
Marie Cahill and
James Morton
Mary Shaw
Nate Leipzig
Gillett
Mr. and
Mrs. Murphy
Venee
Bennett
Rich New Biograps
Celina Bobe
Irving Jones
Bedina and
Arthur Joe Belmont
BeAnos
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Hastings
Henry Miller
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