Wall Street Warms With High Call Money In Late-Year Rally
The market surged as speculators bought aggressively despite call money reaching 110 percent and even higher. Anaconda Mining and other copper stocks led gains while several rails stayed firm. Gates plan to unite iron and steel firms eyed as a major competitive move. The Boston market showed strength with butte and copper issues advancing, and New York rumors of large loans briefly boosted prices.
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For Sale Cash Orders on NY and Boston Stock Exchanges
A notice advertising cash orders for buying or selling stocks executed on either the New York or Boston Stock Exchanges. It details the services available to traders seeking prompt execution on the two markets.
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Copper Mining on HExchange Curb Presses Ahead in Trading
Trading on the HExchange curb stays brisk with Ma jJestile Copper bought heavily and holding around 2 1 2 cents. Eagle and Blue Bell Copper Mining debuts with price rising from 1 to 1 25, in Tintie camp Bingham Canyon Salt Lake County.
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Santa Ysabel
Boston Bond Issue Over Subscribed Says City Treasurer
City Treasurer Crocker reports the $2,410,000 Boston bond issue is over-subscribed with bids exceeding the issue. He notes many offers are for the entire amount left and expects a plan to divide any remaining allotment equitably by Saturday when delivery occurs.
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Kennebec Savings Bank Chief Chase Dies of Pneumonia
Augusta Maine December 28 Martin Van Buren Chase president of the Kennebec Savings Bank since 1887 died today of pneumonia He was born at Yurner in 1835.
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Boston Port Ranked Second to New York in Trade Totals
Boston finishes ten months with total imports and exports at 166,425,418, second only to New York and ahead of New Orleans by 28,320,487. Philadelphia trails, with 113,629,062, far behind Boston and New Orleans. Business booms at Boston Harbor, especially in imports ahead of Christmas, with a record calendar year likely.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
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New York
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Boston Market Dives into Ex-Dividend and Rights
The Boston Market reports ex-dividend and ex-rights status with total sales including bonds at 48,000 dollars and listed stocks at 61 shares plus SOG shares 59,743, rights 6,044.
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New York Bonds Close Prices Compared with Wednesday
Bond market brief lists yesterday's closing prices against the prior day for US government and corporate issues. Entries include US rf 2s and 6s, various rail and utility bonds, and regional issues such as Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, New York Central, and others with price quotes and percent changes.
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Chicago Grain Quotations and Wheat Market Outlook
Ennis and Stoppani report wheat opened weak on weak Liverpool cables with selling by locals and commissions. May showed buying interest enough to absorb offerings while Minneapolis and Kansas City traders shared bearish news. The market closed steady just under last night’s close. Corn and oats remained firm with irregular activity and some short covering in December corn.
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Dividends Payable Notice From Regional Banks and Rail Line
National Shawmut Bank declares dividends payable January 1 1906 at 2 percent. Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad declares quarterly dividends of 2.45 percent payable January 20 1906. Primarily affecting Delaware region investors.
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Missionary Morning Star to be sold for smaller schooner
The Morning Star missionary steamer, funded by Sunday school children, will be sold to join merchant trade. It cost about 40 000 dollars to purchase and 60 000 by arrival in Honolulu, with five vessels used for Micronesian missions since the start.
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Banquet Tendered to Waltham Aldermen
The annual banquet for the retiring Board of Aldermen was held at the Hotel Crescent in Waltham. President Thomas led the table with Mayor John Harvey, City Clerk Luman N. Hall, City Auditor Charles F. Allen, City Treasurer Alfred W. Tarbell, and City Messenger George M. Truldson in attendance.
Henecker Heaton Declines Knight Title in Montreal
J Wenecker Heaton, who introduced penny postage in Britain, arrived in Montreal and learned King Edward named him Knight Commander of St Michael and St George. He announced he would refuse the honor.
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Local Man Dies Sudden Illness At Theatre Matinee
Aaron Andrews aged 74 of 164 Colfax Street collapsed during a 8:10 P.M. matinee in Providence and died en route to the hospital authorities said.
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United States Wins Victory in Private Car Rebate Case
Milwaukee Wis Dec The United States government won the first victory in the private car rebate prosecution against the Pabst Brewing Company Milwaukee Refrigerator Transit Company and six railroad companies Judge Sanborn of Madison overruled demurrers by Chicago Rock Island Pacific Rail Road and Pabst and denied Pabst motion to strike slanderous allegations The case proceeds to trial on its merits with Judge Sanborn noting evidence of unconnected facts may show intent in an equivocal act.
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Wall Street Seat Prices Weighed in Auction Reports
Reports from Wall Street indicate a NYSE seat sold for a hundred thousand dollars, but the sale was denied at the exchange offices. Sources note the record price previously paid topped ninety five thousand dollars.
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Court Martial Details Humiliating Seating Incident
First Lieutenant Roy J. Taylor of the 121st Company Coast Artillery faces court martial for ordering Sergeant Patrick J. Butler to move from a seat in a New London theatre. Taylor was in uniform. Butler was not.
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Cleveland Coal Dealers Plead Guilty and Pay Fines
Three officers of the Cleveland Retail Coal Dealers Association pled guilty in Common Pleas Court to violating the Valentine anti trust law. Each was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to pay the fines.
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