Market sees wide stock mix as money pressure shifts
Wall Street reports a broad array of issues trading with uneven advances as money rates surged toward 25 percent. Union Pacific United States Steel and Reading faced profit taking while copper shares led a broad boom with Amalgamated Copper peers reaching new highs and later trimming gains.
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United States Steel
Reading
Boston
New York
Boston Market Ex-Dividend and Rights Update
The Boston Market notes ex-dividend and ex-rights with second instalment paid. Assessment paid. Total sales report shows listed stocks 75,144 shares, bonds $36,000, unlisted stocks 33,520 shares, and rights.
Utah Copper Leads Quiet Boston Curb Market Trade
Trading on the Exchange place card was quiet yet prices strengthened with Utah Copper topping the list at 33 1 4 in afternoon trading and weakening at close. Buying from New York and western cities persists with forecasts Utah Copper may reach 25 then over 40 per share. Utah Apex Arizona Commercial and Mexico Consolidated also notable.
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London
Tennessee Coal & Iron
National Lead
Sugar
Sloss
Sheffield
Anaconda
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Metropolitan
Lake Erie & Western
New York Central
Nickel Plate
Copper Range
Mohawk
Old Dominion
North Butte
United Copper
Utah Consolidated
Amalgamated
Boston Consolidated
Isle Royale
Houghton
Helvetia Copper Company
Helvetia
Baltic
Rock House
No. 2
No. 3
King Philip Copper Company
Winona
Winona Lode
King Philip
Sargent & Fairchild
Iuxchange Place
Centennial
Richardson, Thlill & Co
New York
International Power Company
Joplin
Rudolph Kkleybolte & Co
Boston
Milk Street
Postoffice
Thomas F. Cole
Duluth
Keweenaw Copper Company
Keweenaw Central Railroad
Worl
Trice
Nevada
Utah
Majestic Copper
Itimet & Pittsburg
Seewes
Idaho Development
Bingham Group
Apex
Mexico
Consolidated
Sunpee
Calumet
Arizona
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
U'S
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Mining and Stock Exchange
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Keweenaw
Majestic
Nevada Consolidated
Rotary
Utah- Apex
Utah i ‘Upper
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Exchange Place
Utah Copper
Utah-Apex
Commercial
Mexico Consolidated
Catarrh Cure Advertises Dr. Agnew Powder
The ad proclaims Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a quick cure for catarrh of any duration. It lists symptoms such as head pain eye aches throat dropping and foul breath and asserts the product cures even long standing cases in a marvelously short time.
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Agnew
Chicago Grain Quotations and Wheat Market Outlook
Ennis and Stoppani note higher opening bids on wheat as North western markets show strength and export demand grows. Quotes drifted up with May wheat around 89 to 91 and corn and oats following firmer moves on light receipts and strong cash activity.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Desee Ee Cau
UW A'S
Vane Olig
Chicago
Palls
Gos
Northwestern
Dividends Payable From Several Firms
Dividend notices list American Smelting and Refining Company quarterly at 1 14 percent for preferred and 1 to 1 for common with dates January 2 and January 15. Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company semi annual 2 percent preferred on February 1. American Beet Sugar Company quarterly 114 percent preferred January 2. International Silver Company quarterly 1 percent preferred January 1. New York Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company 14 percent January 2.
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Agi
VIG Ara Tel
U S Steel
Stoc Adventure
Allouez
Atlantic
Bingham
Boston
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Central Leather & Rod
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Mexican Central
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Missouri, Kan & Tex
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Eeeevsene
New York Central
New York, Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
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Pacific Mail
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C CO & Sshoo
Republic Steel
Yore
Verita Do
Rock Island
Sloss
Sheffield
St Louis & S F
BO St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Pol
Tennessee Coal & Tron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
L & Ww
Uy S Rubber
US Steel
Virginia Caroling Chem
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling & Wake Erie
Wisconsin Central
American Smelting & Refining Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
American Beet Sugar Company
International Silver Company
New York, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Fall River Line Announces Reduced Boston New York Rates
Beginning December 1 1805 the first class limited rate between Boston and New York via the Fall River line drops to two dollars with lower rates from other points A steamboat express train with parlor cars leaves Boston South Station on weekdays and Sundays at 6 pm running to Fall River in one hour and twenty minutes connecting with the Providence or Plymouth steamers due in New York the next morning before daybreak
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New York
Fall River
South Station
Providence
New
Plymouth
Stage Notes Highlight Boston Theatre Season
Joseph Wheelock Jr. stars in Just Out of College at Park Theatre with original Lyceum cast. Mrs Leffingwell’s Scoots closes this week. Fiske and Leah Klesehna shine at Tremont. Sothern Marlowe revive Twelfth Night at Hollis with Romeo and Juliet to follow. The Wizard of Oz dominates Boston Theatre audiences. Fantana to follow. Treland's Rogers brothers headline Colonial. Empire features If I Were King. Grand Opera hosts Secret Service Sam and Lincoln Carter’s The Eye Witness. Majestic sees As We Saw end soon while The Climbers plays Castle Square. Lady Windermere’s Fan revival next week. City Girls present The Songs of the Cities at Keith’s. Olga Orloff featured. The Vivian sisters headline Palace Burlesque. Lionel the lion-face boy ending at Austin & Stone’s Museum. Lyceum hosts Jersey Liles, then Wilson via Hollis. Gillette to Colonial. Handel and Haydn season tickets on sale at Symphony Hall. Kubelik recital at Symphony Hall next Saturday. Tremont adds The Galloper with Raymond Hitchcock on Christmas day.
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Park Theatre
George Ade
Charles Frohman
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Boston
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Montgomery and
Stone
Fantana
Jefferson de Angelis
Treland
Rogers Brothers
Colonial Theatre
Empire Theatre
Baxter
The
Globe
Joseph Murphy
Charles T. Aldrich
Grand Opera House
Sam
Lincoln J. Carter
Majestic Theatre
Castle Square
F. Reynard
Keith
Marie Cahill
Tremont Theatre
Molly Moonshine
Liberty Theatre
Milton Boyle
George W. Hobart
Silvio Hein
Sin
Bowdoin Square
Terry McGovern
Howard
Girard and Gardner
Newell and Niblo
Brazil
Velveno Brothers
Savoy Quartet
Palace Theatre
Boston Theatre
Lionel
Austin & Stone
Jersey Liles Company
Lyceum
Francis Wilson
Billy
Mr. Sothern
Miss Marlowe
Hollis
William Gillette
Colonial
M. d’Indy
Potter Hall
Mme
Emma Flames
Eames
Symphony Hall
Harold Bauer
Jordan Hall
Handel and Haydn Society
Kubelik
the Globe
Raymond Hitchcock
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promoted For Severe Heart Ailments
An advertisement warns of dizzy spells and chest pains signaling heart distress. It promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a cure for heart disease in all stages and cites a testimonial from Minnie Fe Johnson of Olivia Minnesota claiming relief after using the product. The pitch guarantees a money back if no benefit from the first bottle.
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Dr. Miles
Minnie FE. Johnson
Olivia
Minn
Terry
Joe Humphrey
McGovern
Johnny Burdick
Howard's
Girard and Gardner
Newell and Niblo
Brazil
Valveno Bros
Savoy Quartet
Jack
Lyle
Althea
Kathleen Potter
Bankers and railroads loom large at Massachusetts banquet
Edgar Van Etten, vice president of the New York Central & Hudson River railroad, urged bankers to extend credit while warning against overbearing collateral demands. He argued railroads drive Western growth and factory development, saying Congress should not meddle with commerce arteries. Salem leaders presided as Longfellow references entertained. regret letters arrived from leaders including Lucius Tuttle and Charles S. Mellen.
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Edgar van Etten
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Massachusetts Bankers’ Association
Brunswick
van Etten
Congress
H. M. Batchelder
Salem
Judge White
Longfellow
Charles 8. Mellen
The
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Yale Crews Wind Up Fall Work on River
Yale oarsmen close a record fall training period under Captain Richard C. Morse and coach John A. Skennedy. The freshman eight remains together after the class regatta for six extra weeks, while four evenly matched Yale eights compete as Y A L EY crews. After this week the squad rests until Feb. 1 when tank rowing starts.
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Yale
University
Richard C. Morse
John A. Skennedy
McGovern Nelson Set for January 26 Fight
Joe Humphreys announced that conditions for a title bout between Terry McGovern and Battling Nelson were accepted to be held at Guard Armory in Philadelphia on January 26.
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Joe Humphreys
Terry” McGovern
Battling Nelson
Gd Guard Armory
Philadelphia
Racing Simply for Sport Sake at Salem Track
Andrew Miller president of the New England Breeders Club says the Salem race track will operate within law and for thoroughbred racing and public recreation. He sent an open letter to Governor McLane responding to charges by the State Sunday School Association seeking a special session to repeal or modify the charter to curb gambling.
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Concord
N. H
Salem
New Hampshire
Andrew Miller
New England Breeders’ Club
John McLane
State Sunday School Association
Britt Picks O'Brien to Win
Jimmy Britt rates Jack O'Brien the favorite over Bob Fitzsimmons in a 1905 era bout. He says O'Brien is faster and more scientific and should win on points, noting O'Brien is 27 while Fitzsimmons is older.
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Jimmy Britt
Jack O'Brien
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
O’brien
Britt
O'Brien
Jack
Bob
Princeton Refuses Conference on Football Attendance
New York University invited 20 colleges to attend a football conference. Princeton University declined, with President Woodrow Wilson stating the university is not prepared to participate. Nine invited schools have accepted and three have refused.
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New York
Princeton University
New York University
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Camp Calls Meeting on Football Rules in New York
Walter Camp, chair of the national football rules committee, has called a New York meeting for next Saturday to draft a new code for 1906. Coach Stagg of Chicago will attend, amid talk of radical changes to curb rough play and preserve the game.
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Dec
Walter Camp
National Football Rules Committee
New York City
Camp
West
New York
Middle West
Stagg
University of Chicago
Coburn Saved For Harvard Rejoins Crimson Pitching
Harvard's star pitcher Paul Coburn will remain with the Crimson for another year after the athletic committee ruled him eligible. Coburn has played three varsity seasons and, after being named field coach of the 1906 team, resigns that post as he is set to be a player again.
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Paul Coburn
Harvard
Crimson Nine
Harvard Athletic Committee
Coburn
Lakeside of Arlington to meet Revere Collegians Tonight
Lakeside of Arlington lines up against Revere Collegians at Arlington Town Hall in a marquee season game. Revere features Robbins, New England quarter mile champion, among its lineup for the clash.
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Arlington
Revere Collegiana
Arlington Town Hall
Revere
Robbins
New England
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