Money Stringency Dominates Market Action on Wall Street
The Money market remained tight with rates for money on call reaching Panic-period highs. Trading centered on American Smelting and major issues while Union Pacific and Amalgamated fell late. Boston bonds show strong public subscription progress as syndicates note varied responses to the scarce funds.
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State Street
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Steel Common
Metropolitan Issues
Anaconda
St. Paul, Sugar
Reading
Pennsylvania
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan
Southern Pacific
Boston curb market shows strong demand and rising Utah Apex
An active trading day at the exchange curb with strong demand for East Butte Utah Apex and Arizona Commercial. Arizona Commercial prices rise to 26 as Utah Apex is expected to surge further. Majestic, Utah Copper and Shawmut see heavy dealings.
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Exchange Place
East Butte
Utah-Apex
Arizona
Majestic
Utah Copper
Shawmut
Dividends Payable From Various Utilities and Railways
Dividend notices list payments due from United Copper Company American Loan Trust Pittsburg D C and St Louis Railway Pennsylvania Company Norfolk and Western Railway. Dates include January 31 January 15 February 15 February 16 and January 30. Percentages shown include 1 4 114 60 and 2 with mix of common and preferred shares.
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Am Bell Tel
M Tel & Pol
He& Q
I'ts & M
S Steel
Western T
Luz
Serene Raive
Los
Art Atlantic
Boston
Boston & Maine
Chiu & Stock Yards O
Merem
Cimber Tel & Ve
Daly-West Min
Dominion Tron & Steel
Boston Land
Nudtson Lee
Weelstehburg
Franklin Min
Gary
Elec
General Sleetrie
aGranby Min
Ftoyale Mineteeee Aso
Mass Electric
Sen Ee
HSS
Mass Gas
I Agig
Eeess
Tel Linotype
Old Colony
Ito Old Dominion
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Shannon
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Tecumseh
Tennessee
Warrington
U S Coal & OI
U S
Victoria
West End Street
Car & Foundry
Express
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Ee
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
s/ Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
C & St Louis
Clorado Fuel & Tron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania Ee
Pressel Steel Car
Republic Steel Re
Ute Rock Island Co
Sloss Sheffield
St Lé&s F
St Tine Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
U S Rubber
Virginia Carolina Chem
Wabash
Wells Fargo Express
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central Nee
United Copper Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Pittsburg
D. C
Another Big Steel Merger Reported in Pittsburgh
A new steel and iron combine is forming with about 150 million in capital. Republic Iron & Steel leads and may include Tennessee Coal Iron & Railroad, Sloss Sheffield Iron, and Labelle Iron Works. John W. Gates and C. S. Guthrie are promoters. John A. Topping may become president. Two plans proposed: a holding structure or a full merger under Republic Iron & Steel.
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Pittsburg
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Tennessee Coal Iron & Railroad Company
Sloss- Sheffield Iron Company
Labelle Iron Works
John W. Gates
C. S. Guthrie
Republic Company
John A. Topping
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
United States Steel Corporation
Republic, Tennessee
Labelle
Sloss-Sheffield
Wheat market opens weak amid Liverpool drop and Minneapolis curb
In Chicago grain notes from Innis & Stoppant the wheat market opens weak on lower Minneapolis curb and Liverpool decline. Several houses dominated selling as prices slipped near May opening, later rallying to opening levels. Coarse grains trade remains small but steady with steady to firmer tone and a view that purchases at current levels may be profitable.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
State Mutual
ICC
Innis & Stoppant
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Commission Houses
Sir
Value of Stock Exchange Seats Reaches 114 Million
The record notes that the average stock exchange seat is valued at 95 000 dollars. With 1 100 seats currently on the exchange, the aggregate value stands at 114 000 000 dollars. It lists past seat costs across years from 1865 to 1905, highlighting a latest value of 95 000.
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Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange seats set record price
Two seats on the New York Stock Exchange sold for 95 000 each, a record and up 5 000 in a week and 40 000 in two years. The total cost with initiation is 97 000. A third seat is listed at 97 500. Despite peak prices the active member count is at a historic low due to traders buying seats to save on commissions and margin differences.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
London
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Metropolitan Traction
Memphis
Journal of Commerce
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Lowell man seeks license with Providence woman
Arthur Lewis Willey of Lowell Massachusetts age 28 described as an instructor came to City Hall with Marion Myrtis Whitney of Providence to obtain a marriage license.
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Providence
Arthur Lewis Willey
Lowell
Mass
Marion Myrtis Whitney
Bernhardt Barred as Syndicate Targets Actress
Sarah Bernhardt appeals through her managers Sam S and Lee Shubert to French ambassador Jusserand protesting alleged discrimination by the theatrical syndicate. Representative Charles Strine says commercial interests oppose her due to managers opposition and that bans affect many French in New Orleans and theatres in Texas and Louisiana. Jusserand was asked to cooperate in John Doe proceedings against the syndicate in New York brought by District Attorney Jerome.
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Washington
Sam S
Lee Shubert
Sarah Bernhardt
Jusserand
France
Charles W. Strine
Mme. Bernhardt
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
New York
Jerome
Mme Gadski to Appear at Symphony Hall Monday
Mme Gadski will perform at Symphony Hall Monday afternoon at 2 o clock replacing the previously stated Jordan Hall venue.
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Mme. Gadski
Symphony Hall
Jordan Hall
Charlestown Autoist Injured Crossing Chelsea Bridge
Frank S. Corlew aged 32 of Brookline was thrown from his car after hitting a post on the Chelsea bridge. He suffered a concussion and was admitted to Rehef Hospital after the front of his auto, No. 0270, was badly damaged. Albert Sutton and James Andrew were with him and uninjured.
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Chelsea Bridge
Frank S. Corlew
Harvard Street
Brookline
Corlew
Albert Sutton
James Andrew
Re- Hef
Murderer Charles Barto Found Guilty in Second Degree
Bridgeport Connecticut December 27 Charles Barto was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting Stephen Rinko during a street fight on September 23. Judge Roraak sentenced him to life imprisonment.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Charles Barto
Stephen Rinko
Roraack
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Boston News Bureau
U. S. Steel
Financial Daily
C. W. Barron
Boner Arash Ebro
ESA Es Machanres
Crocker
New York City
United Copper Common
Majestic Copper Company
Beaver County
Utah
Samuel Newhouse
Harington-Hickory Group
United Copper
Atlantic
North Butte
United States Mining
Boston Consolidated and Amalgamated
American Pneumatic Service Common
Preferred
Parrott
Copper
Arnold
G. R
Daily Reader
Kearsarge Lode
Osceola
Corn Products Company
New York Glucose Company
Warner Company
Glucose Properties
Corn Products
Norman R. Ream
Marshall Field
Standard Oil Company
Soule
Mining and Stock Exchange
Arizona Commercial
Bingham Group
Bay State Gas
Fast Mnife
Idaho Development
Keweenaw Se
Greene Gold
Alimeek
Black Mountain
Continental Coat & Coke
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Helvetia
Lroy-Manhattan Ee
Talumet & Pittsburg
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Ennis & Stoppani
Broad ST
N.Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange
United Fruit Company
Charles A, Hubbard
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Penn
N. Y. Central
So. Pacific
Congress St
Broadway
Nevada-Utah
Lake Superior
Mar
Mexico
Consolidated
New York Market
John Gates
Entertainments
Old Howard
Geo. B. Alexander
Genaro-Bailey Company
Coakley and McBride
Cal Stewart
Four Magnanis
Saona
Annie Morris
Fisher and Johnson
Carrie M. Scott
la Clair and
West
Walsh and
Kind Words Society
Susie Smithers
VLA
Eddward
Haymarket
Anna Belmont
Kevin Tines
Cssscoeses
Bernhardt
Charlestown
Tremont
American
Journal
Globe
Post
Herald
Hitchcock
Henry W. Savace
Raymond Coe Itchcoc
Richard Harding Davis
Hanlon Bros. Magnificent Revival
Universal
Aramth
Charles Charles Frohman
Rich & Rich & Harris
Lessees & Managers
George Ade
Charles Frohman
Joseph Wheelock, Jr
Mare Squade
Hollis ST
Isaac B. Rich
Francis Wilson
Clyde Fitch
Billy
John Drew
de Lancey
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Jefferson de Angelis Opera Company
Fantana Mats
Lyceum
Wine, Woman and Song CO
Castle Sq
Winter St
Ranson
Colonial Theatre
William Cillette
Grand Opera House
Gadski
Bowdoin
Uncle Tom
E Burlesquerses and
Geo. H. Sutton
Albert G. Cutler
Hub Billiard Palace
New England
Adams SQ. Billiard Room
Boston Burlesquers
Ipaeinamains
JOY Line
Uptown
Washington St
Cor
State
B. D
B. D. Pitts
Agi
Fall River
Van’s
Keith
Theatre
Tel
Empire Empire Stock Co
Lindsay
Messrs. Jones and Herman
Mechanics Building
A. H. Kirkland
E. E. Prince
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Dominion Government
C. H. Townsend
N. Y
Sportsmen’s
Bova
Exhibition Hall
Bickel Watson & Wrothe
Ben
Julius Caesar
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