Mexico Bond Subscription Opens in New York Offices
Subscriptions for the bonds open at 10 o clock on December 19 1904 at the undersigned offices and close by 3 pm the same day with right to reject applications or to award a smaller amount. Payments in New York funds by December 21 1904. Temporary certificates issued by Speyer Co pending delivery of definitive bonds. Simultaneous openings in London and Amsterdam through Speyer Brothers and Teixeira de Mattos Brothers.
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Vera Cruz
Coatzacoalcos
Salina Cruz
Manzanillo
New York
Speyer & Co
London
Messrs
Speyer Brothers
Amsterdam
Messrs. Teixeira DE Mattos Brothers
United States
Mexico
Messrs. Speyer Bros
Messrs. Teixeira de Mattos Bros
New York Stock Exchange
Europe
Boston
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co. Heath
May wheat advances as Northwest receipts fall
Decreased receipts in the Northwest lift May wheat to near day’s high. Corn and oats rise while provisions climb 5 to 7 percent. Ennis and Stoppani credit dull but firm prices and expect higher wheat soon amid selling by longs and profit taking in corn and oats.
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Chicago
Northwest
T. Cl. Open
G. Tigh
Ennis & Stoppani
Orn
New York Consolidated Market Shows Mixed Activity
New York December market activity was uneven yet generally healthy with evidence of further investment and continued support from large banks. Absorption remained strong especially in Baltimore and Ohio and Reading, steel preferred indicating strength while buying remained brisk and a broad selling wave closed the day, Amalgamated Copper blamed on a Boston operator.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
Amalgamated Copper
Boston
Dividends announces multiple companies and payment dates
National Sugar Refining Company pays 1 percent preferred quarterly on January 2. American Iron and Steel Company 1 percent preferred on January 2. Mergenthaler Linotype Company pays 24 percent quarterly plus an extra 5 percent on December 31. Western Union Telegraph Company quarterly 1 4 percent on January 16. Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Railway Company semi annual 2 percent on December 31. Northern Central Railway Company semi annual 4 percent on January 16.
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Tel & Tel
Ft S & M
aAdventure
Am Ag Chemical
bAm
T&s
Roy
Arnold
Bingham
Bonanza
Bostons
Boston
Boston & Albany
Weve
bCal & Hecla
bCh Ju & Stk Yds
Cumber Tel & Tel Ac
Dom Iron & Steel
cEigison el
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mergenthal Lin
Mont C & Min
Ny,nh&h
Osceola
Pullman Co Ese
Quincy
Reece
Buttonhole
Santa Fe
Shannon
Sly SY
Union Pacific
United Fruit
U S&s
New York
Do P
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
AGM
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great West
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St P
Chicago Ter & Trans
C, C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Beevee
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grande Pr
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Ecb
Iowa Central
Kansas City
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
Minneapolis & St
Minn
St P
Missouri Pacific
Kansas & Tex
New
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Dittsburg
Rock Island Co
St L & San Franca Pr
Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Ig Pacific
Toledo
Caria ES
United States
Amalgamated Copper
Am —, & Foundry
International Paper
Eee
Avene
Pacific Mail
Ees Eaovneee
Peer Seeee
Patcan Palace
Reee Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
US Realty & Imp
US Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
National Sugar Refining Company
American Iron and Steel Company
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railway Company
Northern Central Railway Company
Wall Street Rebounds Then Slips Amid Copper Rally
The market attempted a return to normal after recent volatility with a morning rise and short covering but later edged down as buyers thinned. Amalgamated Copper led losses among ties with heavier selling in Atchison stock after news of a $50 million convertible bond issue. The New York market showed mixed strength, while copper stocks faced pressure and talk of Lawson Greene clashes provided street drama.
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Wall Street
Atchison
Pacifica
Grangers
United States Steel
Boston
New York
Messure
State Street
Amalgamated
Steel Common
Lawson
Lawson-Greene
Colonel Greene
Mr. Lawson
Old State House
Greene
Rogers
Harriman
Centennial
Franklin
Shannon
United States Mining
Wolverine
Isle Royale
Tamarack
Allouez
New York Bonds Close Prices vs Tuesday
Closing bond prices yesterday versus Tuesday show mixed results across U S and regional issues. Notable gains include Penn 3% 4s 102% and StL W 4s 82.5%, while declines appear for Mex Cen 4s 76% and Atch's 4s 102%.
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New York
Nor Pac
Atia
N & Wc
Penn
Readgen
G.M
Stl&w
UN Pac
Col Sou
US Steel 2d
D & RG
Wabash
Erlep
Putnam Lodge Celebrates 650th Anniversary in Cambridge
Members of Putnam Lodge of Masons in East Cambridge celebrated its 650th anniversary before more than a thousand attendees. The event featured vocal and instrumental music, recitations, an historical address by William R. Blackman, performances by Harvard Quartet and Miss I C Melville, monologues by Mrs B T Priest, and a banquet with speeches by Henry Lock Lafayette Blair and ex Senator John Parry.
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Putnam Lodge
Cambridge
Putnam Lodge OF Masons
William Walker
Joseph Lincoln
Alvah Dole
W. R. Blackman
N. Windward
O. B. Guetheim
B. Dale
George H. Munroe
Edward Fobain
Frederick Smith
D. Fudge
Edward Fudge
J. Edward Prince
R. Walker
Putnam Masonic Lodge
East Cambridge
William R. Blackman
Harvard
I. C. Melville
B. T. Priest
Henry Lock
Bafayette Blair
John Parry
State Street Expects No Deadly Lawson Greene Duel
State Street brokers say a meeting between Lawson and Colonel Greene in Boston would not lead to a deadly duel. The street treats the dispute as a tempest in a teapot with no pistols or blood expected, while noting market forces and public interest.
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State Street
Lawson
Colonel Greene
Boston
Greene
W. F. Fitzgerald
Towle & Fitzgerald
George Towle
B. Nason Hamlin
Lawson-Greene
Kur B. Sederquist
Curtis & Sederquist
Mr. Greene
Mr. Lawson
J. B. Doucette
Greene Man Re-Arrested For Threatening Him
New York December 14 J W Goodman of Nogales Arizona convicted of a technical assault charge on President W W Greene of the Greene Consolidated Copper Co. was rearrested on a warrant from Judge Foster. He was jailed in the Tombs without bail until tomorrow amid threats cited by Greene and his supporters.
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New York
J. Www
Goodman
Nogales
Aki
Ww. C. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Arizona
Foster
Greene
Tombs
Colonel Greene
Judge Foster
Criminal Court
Date for East Boston tunnel opening not announced
The East Boston tunnel opening date remains undecided with officials giving vague timelines. Chairman George G. Crocker said a celebration is possible in a few weeks, while Beal noted the lease is not signed and the Elevated company will decide the opening. An Elevated official suggested the tunnel could open this month.
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East Boston
George G. Crocker
Rapid Transit Commission
Beal
Eleven fishing trips bring 143500 pounds of mixed catch to pier
Eleven trips arrived at the fish pier with 143500 pounds of mixed fish including 63000 haddock 2600 cod 33600 hake 13000 cusk and pollock at 3 to 6 cents per pound. The fleet lists Mystery Annie Jennie Veteran Mary Cooney Catherine Enos Mary Silviera Monarch Vera Kernwood Jennie Agnes and Marshall L Adams. The Cymric from Liverpool had a rough passage under Captain J B Rauson as temporary master. 38 cabin and 701 steerage passengers aboard. Other vessels mentioned include Irene and May towed for Gloucester repairs, Henry W Cramp towed from Portsmouth for repairs, and Mary Bradshaw Pierce to be launched. The Canadian left with grain, cotton, and other cargo for Liverpool. State organizer A J Tighe elected for Massachusetts. Admiral Dewey sails for Jamaica. Captain List, former master, ashore. Bark Angara to Buenos Aires voyage tests sailing, and Freeman cleared for Rosario with pine lumber. THE LANDSMAN.
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Haddock
Mystery
Annie
Jennie
Veteran
Mary ©. Cooney
Catherine Enos
Mary Sil
Thompson
United States
Irene
May
Frank J. O’hara
Atlantic Avenue
Nix
Peter B. Bradley
Gloucester
Henry W. Cramp
Crowley
Portsmouth
Pierce
Boston
Lane
Adelia T. Carleton
Leyland Line
Canadian
Grand Junction Dock
Liverpool
A. J. Tighe
Massachusetts
National Steam Engineers’ Association
Worcester
Tighes
Admiral Dewey
Long Wharf
Jamaica
J. J. Clarke
List
Davidson
Foxhall
New England
Barkentine Angara
Lunenburg
N. S
Rowe’s Wharf
Samuel Little
Buenos Ayres
Rodenheiser
Argentine
John van Namee
Freeman
Custom House
Rosario
Shipping News Miniature Reports Several Steamers and Tugs
Maritime notices detail ship arrivals and clearances including Cymric, Parthian, and City of Gloucester routes via Liverpool and East Coast ports. Several schooners and barges are listed with destinations such as Rosario, St. John, N. B., and Baltimore. Warm NW to N winds affect sailings. crews and cargo movements noted with multiple tugs and towing operations.
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Canadies
Liverpool
Eng
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio
Jam
Chattahoochee
New York
Savannah
Old Dominion
H. FP
Dimock
Cto
Ontario
Baltimore
Norfolk
Barkentine
Angara
Buenos Ayres
Storm King
Vineyard Haven
Lehigh
Perth Amboy
Bustle
Bluster
Brooklyn
Beverly
Shawanese
Black Bird
Buttress
Joshua Lovett
Albany
John G.chandler
Alice
Oakland
Scranton
Murrell
Beattie
Julia R. Dempsey
Paoli
Philadelphia
Rockland
Devon
Malvern
Flymouth
Port Johnson
Salem
Daniel Willard
Stroudsburg
Hackensack
Passaic
Sagamore
Rebecca Palmer
Kolon
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United States OF Mexico
U. S
Frankfort O M
Berlin
Paris
Amen
Josey Limantour
Department OF Finances and Public Credit OF Mexico
Doptes
Pine Street
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Cedar Street
Messrs. Speyer & Co
LEE, Hickinson & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Londs
Ine
Rex
Gurtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Congress St. Boston
Broadway
Haight & Freese Co
Summer St
Mas
Broad ST
N.Y
H. W. Gardiner
Nassau Street
New York City
NEW York Consolidated
Suburban Electric
Ventura Oil
E. P. Ripley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Old Colony Copper Company
Jacob Schiff
Roosevelt
Portland
Mexico Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Speyer
Boston News
Maeoes Morgan
Stock Exchange
Bears
New York Sun
the Waldorf
Man
Shipping News
Cymric
Rauson
Queenstown
White Star
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Hale
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
Parthian
Smith
Phtladelphia
H. F. Dimock
Baker
H. M. Whitney
Howe
Aransas
Rood
Penobscot
Curtis
Winterport
Bay State
Oliver
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Astral
McGoldrick
Bayonne
S. O. Co
Troy
Weehawken
Nichols
Ca Ann
Collector
Reinhardt
Merigomish
Hart
N. H
Henry O. Barrett
Ida M. Barton
Flowers Et One
J. Newman ¢ & Sons Corp
Tremont St
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