Copper Market Shifts Upward Amid Broad Stock Strength
Wall Street extended last week’s price gains with a broad advance led by steels and coalers, despite profits taking and occasional reversals. Copper Range lagged with heavy selling calls amid bear talk, while Atlantic and Isle Royale ironed out gains on strong copper and mining prospects. The market also noted near-term dividends and a NYSE bear house failure as part of the day’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Lawson
Financial News Today
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Isle Royale
Osceola
Utah
Amalgamated
Adventure
Arcadian
Elm River
Michigan
Little Allouez
Wolverine
Mohawk
Daly-West
Bingham
Centennial
Franklin
Trinity
United States Mining
Shannon
Massachusetts
Pepper
American Telephone
American Woolen Preferred
Mining and Stock Exchange
Guanajuato
Tread
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Greene Consolidated Gold
Ram mask event sparks school animal party in New England
Reader letters describe Sunday Post animal masks used by children in Dorchester Roxbury Watertown and Beverly Mass. The notes praise the masks parade shows and a Dolly Varden Association seeking a prize by hosting animal theatre and events at local schools.
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Sunday Post
New England
Dolly Varden Association
Roger Wolcott
Jeanie Taylor
Hattie Comstock
Vera Porter
Treas
Capen Street
Dorchester
Animal Mask
Sir
Dedham
Post Animal Theatre
Henry Starr
Barn Hall
Great Forest
Wolf
Post
Red Riding Hood
Goldenlocks
Fred Mane
Clara Green
Ida Gibbs
Grace Hunt
Helen Page
Maud Shaw
Henry Small
John Stark
Carl
Albert Payne
Paul
Fred
Mary Bates
Ruth Jones
Leon Grand
James Hill
Helen Carr
Rose Seaver
Mary Dunbar
Ethel Hart
Julius Ware
Chester Hall
Kingsbury Street
Roxbury
Animals Hold Diplomatic Play At Post Party In 1904 Boston
An eccentric animal gathering at the Boston Sunday Post era features a Goat as presiding officer and a Donkey, Monkey, Bear, Wolves and Bull dog among performers. The tale blends a mock Japo-Russianese war debate and a light musical pageant with masks and songs, closing with a patriotic crowd cheer.
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Animal Mask
Sir
Frank McTigh
Henry Doyle
Harry Shannon
Joe Shea
Will Riley
Joe Carroll
Tigers
Ed Wardick
Myself
The
Boston Post
Michael Bannan
de Wolf Street
Cambridge
Noah
Earth
Mt. Ararat
Boston Sunday Post
Japan
Russia
England
Bertha Louise Harris
Grammar School
Cherry Street
Waltham
Emmons Musicale
Emmons
Tiger Killing Bear
Monkey
Parker
Judge Emmons
Boston
Lottie M. Moore
P. S
Milford
Sunday Post
Animal
Post Mask Animals
Bulldog
Goat
Fruit Street
Mass
Vardaman Editorial Controversy Stirs Post Office Fight
Governor J K Vardaman of Mississippi replies to claims about a past editorial disparaging Mrs Roosevelt. He says the piece examined Teddy Roosevelt's degeneracy and cussedness on scientific grounds, asserting no insult to Mrs Roosevelt and noting his duty to his ancestors. The exchange fuels debate over naming a Mississippi post office after the governor.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Mississippi
Vardaman
Payne
Charleston
S. C
News and Courier
Post Office Department
Roosevelt
Anderson
J. K. Vardaman
Settlement Ends Mass Bay Gas Fight and Control Shift
Massachusetts gas interests reach a settlement ending the litigation over the sale of Boston gas properties. Whipple Sears & Ogden withdraw their appeal. Kidder Peabody and the Massachusetts Gas Companies cancel a roughly $800,000 deficiency judgment and buy minority shares in several gaslight companies. The case tests the Addicks stock transfer and places control of the local gas situation with the Massachusetts Gas Companies.
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Massachusetts Gas Companies
Boston
Messrs. Whipple, Sears & Ogden
Barker
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Bay State Gas
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
H. H. Rogers
Addicks Companies
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Boston United Gas Bonds
Wheat and corn markets in Chicago grain letter
Ennis and Stoppani report a nervous wheat market with short covering near the close lifting futures almost two cents. Cables showed modest gains while corn surged two cents on widespread demand, especially after damage reports in Kansas. The oats market moved higher on broad strength with late buying activity.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Shorts
Kansas
Market Opens Buoyant With Broad Gains in Early Trading
New York stock activity was high through the first half of the day with London prices rising and commission houses reporting brisk business. Early gains reached about two points in Union Pacific St Paul Erie First and Pennsylvania Illinois Central while rails led the advance and industrials lagged. The market ended fairly firm with general advances reflected in the active list.
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Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton Coer
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & St Co
Chicago Ter & Trans
Colorado Southern
Go Ist Press Vcsccsovces
Delaware
Hudson
Delaware, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Town Central
Ccoscecse
Kansas City Southern
Seonee
Louisville &Nashville
Manhattan L
Enews Cee
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
Minn
St Paul & SS M
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kan & OX
Dore
R. A. of M
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island Co
St Louis Southwestern
St Louis
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Eorwere
Union Pacific
Ceeee
Weeresveensses
Wabash Eee Wweeeeresrese
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Ceee Ns
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelting
Amer Sugar
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Hron
Consolidated Gas
Cccccecs
Cees
International Paper
C.e
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
USS Leather
U Ss Rubber
Joy U
Westinghouse Electric
New York
London
Commission House
St. Paul
International Zoological Congress Opens in Berne
The Sixth International Zoological Congress opened in Berne on Aug 15 and accepted an invitation to hold the next meeting in 1907 at Boston Mass.
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Berne
Switzerland
Boston
Mass
Metropolitan Ice Company stock offering in Maine concerns investors
A. Wylie & Co of Boston offer 6 percent preferred stock in Metropolitan Ice Company. Organized in Maine with $500,000 authorized capital, and control of lake ice cutting privileges. Plans depots along the Atlantic coast for wholesale and retail sale. P. R. Wylie president and F. S. Wylie treasurer. Packing house strikes fade. Jumbo mine in Goldfield draws mining leaders. Curtis and Ridge lease yields over 12 tons daily at about $1,000 per ton. Heath.
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New York
A. Wylie & Co
Devonshire Street
Metropolitan Ice Company
Maine
Atlantic Coast
P. R. Wylie
F. S. Wylie
Boston
Chicago
Swift & Co
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Joseph
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Jumbo
Goldfield
Nevada Exchange
Curtis and Ridge
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Wall Street
Far East
United States Steel
N. Y
TéedisRica Rover Ecetesecreq
LUNAS
Masks
Dolly Vardens
Watertown
Herbert Fairbank
Riverside Street
Tommy Manning
Dannie O’brien
Johnny Norton
Red Jacobson
Jack McDonald
John O’brien
Jim Mullen
Zook Levy
Danny O’brien
Mooney
Cabot Street
Powder House Hill
Edith Purinton
Madison Avenue
Beverly
Brighton
Jack
John
Philip
Two Bears
Harry
Reynard
Marie C
Powell
Baldwin Place
Eboston Sunday Post
the Sunday Post
Aere
Haight , Freese Co
Broadway
Summer St
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Congress St. Boston
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Inter-Trust Security CO
Winthrop Building
Gov. Vardaman
Bay State
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
H&g
Brooklyn Rap Tran
Chi
Mil & St P
Rence Me
Metro St
See Ee
US Steel
Dogres
NEW York Consolidated
B & Q Foint
L R & Ft S
Seattle Blee
United Fruit
Allouez
M Ag
L & Seas
Lg Bingham
Smi
Bos
Albany
Ley Cal & Hec
Jn & Stk
Mercur
Edison el Ill
UN EB
ORY
United Shoe
United Sh
U S Coal & Oil
Ss Steel
Y Bu S Steel
Victoria
West End
Western T ¢& T
Winona
Beacon Street
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