Money tightens as stocks rally on copper and Baltic gains
Wall Street sees a sharp money squeeze with call rates up to 28 percent while shares rebound late in the day led by Tennessee Coal and other industrials. Copper stocks surge on Baltic dividend news and a potential United Copper advancement amid speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Tennessee
Tennessee Coal
State Street
London
Amalgamated
American Locomotive
Anaconda
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
National
Union Pacific
Boston curb market broad gains on mining stocks
Trading on the Exchange place curb was broad and active led by Junction Mining Utah Copper Utah Apex and Nevada Consolidated. Junction Mining rose to 30 percent and Keweenaw to 22 percent with Bisbee group activity up including Native Copper and Shawmut Consolidated climbing to 33 percent.
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Exchange Place
Junction Mining
Utah Copper
Utah Apex
Nevada Consolidated
Junction
Keweenaw
Bisbee Group
Native Copper
Shawmut Consolidated
Utah
Apex
Shawmut
Nevada
Majestic
Pittsburg & Duluth
Helvetia
Arizona
1620 Junction
Nevada-Utah
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Troy- Manhattan
Calumet & Arizona Eters
Seneca
Cain Nsn Selene Aoc
Mexico
Eee
Boston Market Anx Dividend Notice Hovering
Second instalment paid and rights exercise noted. Assessment paid. Total sales include listed stocks 49 740 shares bonds 55 800 unlisted stocks 34 166 shares rights 4 688.
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Commentary
Wheat quotes show May and July bids near 85 to 91 cents, with losses noted for wheat as Liverpool failed to react. May wheat options include puts at 885 and calls at 89, while the grain letter from Ennis & Stoppani cites a weak session for wheat, late in the day, and suggests purchasing on weak spots as a likely late recovery. Coarse grains held firm within narrow limits, with light volume and local trading activity.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Liverpool
Copper Range Consolidated declares quarterly dividend
At the November 27 1905 board meeting Copper Range Consolidated Company declared a quarterly dividend of one dollar per share. It will be payable December 23 1905 to stockholders of record at the close of business December 4 1905. Transfer books close December 4 and reopen December 26 1905. Frederic Stanwood treasurer.
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United Copper
Heinze
Montana
Heinze-Amalgamated
Amalgamated
Keweenaw Company
Keweenaw
North Butte
Bisbee
Cole
Salt Lake
Centennial Eureka
United States Mining Company
Tintic District
Baltic Mining Company
Copper Range Consolidated
Sultan
Arizona Commercial Company
Copper Hill
International Power Company
Power Company
Soule
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Board of Directors
Frederic Stanwood
Anniversary of Fredericksburg Battle Observed by Vets
The annual meeting of the Veteran Association of the Thirty second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry is set for December 13 at the American House in this city. The Fredericksburg battle anniversary will be observed with dinner served at 1 30 p m.
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Fredericksburg
Veteran Association of the Thirty-second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Shaw weighs temporary deposits to ease money crisis
Washington December 7 Secretary Shaw declines comment but is reportedly considering placing temporary deposits in major city banks to ease the money shortage. If stringency continues deposits totaling 20 million dollars may be spread among top banks in key cities.
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New York
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Shaw
Washington
Bond closing prices on a Wednesday report
A detailed list shows bond prices and yields across many issues. Included are US Treasury and corporate bonds such as Atch g s 4s, C & O 4s, Col In bs A 5s, Cuba 5s, Japan 6s, and Tex & P 18, with prices, yields, and changes noted for a Wednesday session.
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Ean
N.c
Bal &O
Cb&q N
C.ri&p
Coce&sl
Col & S
Cuba
D &Rg
Erle
Japan
L& No
Man Ec
K&t
Quarterly and Annual Dividends for Major Firms
A list of multiple firms with declared dividends and payment dates. Teziutlan Copper Mining and Smelting, Mackay companies, American Car and Foundry, American Tobacco, Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, Interborough Rapid Transit, Boston Suburban Electric, Southern Pacific, and others announce quarterly or semiannual yields ranging from 0.5 to 2 percent, with specific payment dates in January and December.
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Los
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Cotton
Amer Hide & Sea
Amer
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelting & Refng
Amer Sugar
Amer ‘Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Central of New Jersey
Central Leather
Wwe
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securities
Erie
General Electric Eee
Mlinois Central
Louisville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Kan & Te
Nat R R of
Mexico
New York Central
New York, Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Tig People’s Gas
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Sloss Sheffield
St Louis & S F
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
U S Express
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Virginia Arolina Chem
Western Union
Wisconsin Central
Teziutlan Copper Mining & Smelting Company
Mackay Companies
American Car & Foundry Company
American Tobacco Company
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Boston Suburban Electric Companies
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Oe Mining Company
Oe Securities Company
Unveiling Bronze Statue of Stevenson in Boston Ceremony
A large gathering of Boston officials and Bay State residents attended the unveiling of a bronze statue honoring Stevens on a civic occasion.
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Boston
Bay State
Bronze relief of Brigadier General Stevenson unveiled at State House
The bronzed relief of Brigadier General Thomas G. Stevenson was unveiled in a niche at the State House. General Francis A. Osborn and Secretary of State William M. Olin spoke as the Stevenson Memorial Association earned praise for the monument. General Osborn gave the memorial address tracing Stevenson’s life from 1861 through his death in battle. The ceremony closed with audience singing America and a benediction.
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Thomas G. Stevenson
State House
Francis A. Osborn
Commonwealth
Thomas Greeley Stevenson
William M. Olin
Stevenson
Stevenson Memorial Association
Edward A. Horton
America
T. G. Stephenson
Subway Fire Near Pi Alley Extinguished by Bucket Brigade
A fire started by crossed wires in the new subway near Pi Alley drew hundreds of spectators and halted traffic. Subway workers formed a bucket brigade aided by volunteer fire brigades from nearby newspaper offices, using hand extinguishers until apparatus arrived. The flames shot from the ground, lighting a scene likened to Dante's Inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Alley
Jerome Attends Insurance Hearing In New York
District Attorney W T Jerome visited the legislative committee hearing on life insurance methods to learn when a copy of the report could be obtained. Testimony covered payments to former Mutual Reserve president and other payrolls, with disclosures about claims of consulting actuary and ongoing investigations into several insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. T. Jerome
Jerome
Armstrong
Thomas F. Ryan
James H. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Charles F. Hughes
Ryan
Hughes
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Edward B. Harper
Presi
Security Mutual Life Insurance Company
Binghamton
N. Y
Charles H. Turner
D. H. Keefer
Superintendent of Insurance
Albany
Security Mutual Company
Turner
Not Mrs Dean Seen in South End Lodging Report
Captain Dugan said the rumor Mary S Dean was found with lodging owner Mrs Landrigan is false. A lodging house tale described a nervous lookalike who wore flashy dress and a time table pickup, but facial comparison showed no resemblance to Mrs Dean and the lead was dropped.
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Captain Dugan
Post
Mary S. Dean
Susan Geary
South End
O’lalor
Station 5
Chick
Dean
Hermit Banker Burned To Death In Wyoming County Fire
James L. Blodgett the hermit banker of Hermitage Wyoming county was killed when his house burned to the ground. Neighbors search the ruins for his body. He was a Yale College graduate from the class of 1850 and was reputedly worth a million dollars. The blaze is thought to have started from an overheated stove due to his carelessness.
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Buffalo
N. Y
James L. Blodgett
Hermitage
Wyoming County
Yale College
Tickets for fake Berkeley Hall benefit warned
Police watch sharpers selling tickets for a fake Back Bay benefit. L. S. Poole of Poole's Orchestra alerted the Post that Berkeley Hall would host the event on December 20, but his orchestra is not performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
L. S. Poole
Poole
Berkeley Hall
Whites of Richford Held for Manslaughter
W W White Almon White and Eva White of Richford Vermont were charged with manslaughter for selling wood alcohol as straight alcohol causing two deaths. They were held for the next Franklin County Court term at St Albans with bail furnished for all.
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Richford
W. W. White
Almon White
Eva White
Franklin County
St. Albans
Eagles Ready Grand Opera House Charity Show Next Sunday
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 45 plans a large charity concert at the Grand Opera House next Sunday night. City leaders and prominent figures attend, with acts including Milo Paguette, Emma Krause, Miller brothers, and Lind the Parisian sensation. Brother George Curran will manage the stage.
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Aerie 45
Order of Eagles
Grand Opera House
Eagles
John F. Fitzgerald
John A. Sullivan
John A. Gallivan
John Gartland
Daniel Whelton
Curley
Bowen
Baldwin
Cauley
Donnelly
Hennessey
McCurdy
Gaylord
Ewell
Milo
Augustin Paquette
Chester Dolan
Harry Murch
Boston Americans
Emma Krause
Miller Brothers
Jennie Dehan
Eckhoss
Gordon
Hathaway's
Monkeys
Perry and
Pattison
Johnny Maguire
Eight Cornallas
America
Lind
Brother George Curran
Columbia Theatre
Wreck in West Wyoming Kills Nine on Overland Limited
Nine people were killed and 11 train employees and eight passengers were injured when the Overland Limited No. 2 collided head on with a freight train five miles west of Rock Springs Wyoming. The wreck left several victims incinerated and listed victims include cooks James Bushee Ed Rosenbaum John Laws a pair of unnamed mail clerks, electrician Stigers and his assistant engineer Brink and brakeman Smith of Rawlins.
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Omaha
Neb
Overland Limited
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Wyo
James Bushee
Ed Rosenbaum
Oakland
Cal
John Laws
Stigers
Brink
Rawlins
Smith
Girl Charged With Larceny From Homes
Bridget Sullivan a 27 year old of 87 Albion street is charged with larceny of jewelry and clothing valued at 103.85 from Mary J Laudhney of 47 Emerald street. Elmer C York 35 of 181 Main street Charlestown is charged with larceny of one watch valued at 18 from J S Rounds and Co 48 Eliot street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Sullivan
Albion Street
Mary J. Laudhney
Emerald Street
Elmer C. York
Main Street
Charlestown
J. S. Rounds & Co
Eliot Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Consolidated
Greene
Utah Consolidated
Old Dominion
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
American Smelting & Refining Company
Bingham Consolidated Company
Bingham
Ahmeek
Elmer H. Bright
Pettigrew, Bright & Co
Shawmut Consolidated Copper Company
Henry R. Merton & Co., Limited
Amalgamated Company
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
S. Parker Bremer
State National Bank
North Butte Mining Company
Allouez
Calumet
Arthur Houle
Calumet & Arizona
James Wood
Calumet & Pittsburg
Paine, Webber & Co
T. F. Cole
Tel & Telse
Atch
T&s F
Central Vt
B & Q Jt
DGR & W
Domin Coal
Loo Tll Steel
Tel & Tel
Arch
Té&Sf
Atlantic
Awe
aBoston
aBoston & Lowell
aBoston & Maine
aCal & Heela
Mass Electric
Michigan
Mont C & C
E Tel & Tel
Eny
NH & H
Reece Buttonhole
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Seattle Electric
Shannon
Cere
Swift & Co Eeee
Tamarack
Tecumseh
Trinity
United Fruit i
United Shoe
Wilson Bros
John
Idd
Wilson
Wilson Bros., Jewellers
Hanover St
Tremont Row
Court St
NEW York Bonds
Mrs. Dean
Entertainments
Tremont
THE
Manhattan Company
Kleschna Ev’gs
Empire Stock Co
Lindsay Morison
Mgr
Justin McCarthy
E. H. Sothern
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Colonial
Mats
Rogers Brothers
Irfland
T. Aldrich
Theodore Kremer
Secret Service
Sam Vt
Eye Witness
Symphony Hall
Mme
Emma Eames
Switzerland
Howard
Terry McCgovern
Johnny Burdick
Howard Burlesquers
Muse
Marie Rogers
Marie
Merry
Olumbi Avenue
Thorna
Keith
City Girls
Les Renos
Dollar Troupe
Harry Leclaire
Lavalle
Trio Hoey & See
Bert Levy
R. J. Jose Bros
Durant Johnson & Wells
Milt Wood the
Jess Billy Kincaid
Heeney & Steele
Kinetograph
Squadne Nolle Skating Rink
TEEL
Military Band of
Park
Charles Trohman
Seatre Matinee
Leffincwell’s Boots
Augustus Thomas
Joseph Wheelock
George Ade
Castle SQ
Down Town
Winter St
Clyde Fitch
Lady Windermere
Vance & Sullivan
Baxter
Sidney Toler
Joseph Murphy
EAGLE
Wesi
Jordan Hall
BEN Greet
Henry V
Merrick’s
Hall
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Montgomery and
Stone
Lyceum
Palace
Fall River Line
Steamboat Express
South Station
Providence
New
Plymouth Orchestra
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Wince
VTA
JOY Line
Washington St
State St
Congress St
B. D. Pitts
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