Wall Street Slows in Mixed Trade Amid Market Stagnation
Semi stagnation marked the day as traders held back amid weaker early action and a broadly calm session. United Pacific weakness and Reading losses weighed, while a late rally formed on cautious buying. Amalgamated and Smelters posted varied moves with the overall close down from the prior session.
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Wall Street
United States
Union Pacific
Executive Committee
House of Representatives
Staite Street
Reading
Amalgamated
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Steel
Boston
New York
Treasury
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Sauuweys
ASA
C.cc Ceee
COLES
Reichsmarks
Rerveackarhis
D4sy
Chicago Grain Quotations from Ennis and Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain prices with May wheat at under 85 cents and oats and corn showing mixed declines. Market opened higher but faded as offerings increased amid dull, featureless trading. traders cautious amid adverse winter wheat belt reports. coarse grains eased on selling and weaker cash demand.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
SBA Bet
Ennis
Boston Curb Market Steady Activity Amid Rising Shares
The Boston curb market showed fairly active trading on the Exchange place with Eagle and Blue Bell leading in volume. Prices held steady around 5.25 to 5.75, while Majestic and Santa Ysabel attracted strong buy interest from solid sources.
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Exchange Place
Eagle and
Blue Bell
Majestic
Santa Ysabel
Buite
East Butte Rrer
Mexico
Utah
Continental Coal & Coke
St Mary's
Avy
Apex
Black Mountain
Calumet
Arizona
Dominion Copper
aQneco
Pittsburg
Superior
Bingham Group
Pittsburg & Duluth
Denver
Fea
Oseresee
National Mining & Exploration
Junction
Idaho
Quarterly dividends payable on preferred and common stock
Dividends declared by several firms including Pittsburg Brewing payable Feb 20 at 13 percent on preferred and 4.5 percent on common. Pratt & Whitney pays 1.5 percent on preferred due Feb 15. Niles-Bement-Pond declares 12.4 percent on preferred, and 3 percent on common in two installments, March and June 20.
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Pittsburg Brewing Company
Pratt & Whitney Company
Niles-Bement-Pond Company
Chicago Traction Transfer Talk Reported in New York
In New York on February 8 Judge P. S. Grosscup and James S. Harlan of Chicago traction interests conferred with a member of J. P. Morgan & Co. about a possible transfer of Chicago properties but no conclusion was reached.
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New York
P. S. Grosscup
James S. Harlan
Chicago
J. P. Morgan & Co
Grand jury duties extended in McNary Fitzgerald case
A special grand jury session heard charges from Congressman McNary against Hion John F Fitzgerald during the mayoral campaign. Witnesses included Simon B Ryan of Lawrence and Ellen Barry. Subpenas issued for John Joyce and Water Commissioner Arundel. they are missing. The investigation hinges on their testimony and may not finish yet.
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Moran
McNary
John F. Fitzgerald
Simon B. Ryan
Lawrence
Ryan
Ellen Barry
G. W. Anderson
Sidney Moffatt
John Joyce
Arundel
Joyce
New York
Essex Screen Goes to Moran
One of the screens used at the Hotel Essex before Mr. Moran's crusade was brought to his office yesterday. The defence will contend that the gauzy screen does not obstruct the street view when the Essex case is taken up by the grand jury.
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Essex
Moran
Grand
Clyde Steamship Co Transfer Creates Maine Branch
New York February 8 The Clyde Steamship Company of Delaware was transferred to a newly formed Clyde Steamship Company of Maine. Charles W Morse heads the syndicate. Old Delaware interests will retain substantial stakes. Officers of the Maine company to be elected tomorrow with formal transfers.
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New York
Clyde Steamship Company of Delaware
Clyde Steamship Company of Maine
Charles W. Morse
Delaware Company
Morse
New Clyde Steamship Company
Gaelic School Entertainment Honors St Bridget at Boston Festival
Enthusiastic gathering at the Gaelic School of Boston festival honoring St Bridget featured Irish music and songs from Gaelic centers nationwide. Under Martin J. Mulroy supervision the program included Quill and McAndrew as performers, Fa herthy Kanovan and the Graham sisters in Gaelic songs, with an address by Mr. Krotty of the Waterford association. dancing closed the evening.
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Gaelic School of Boston, Incorporated
Franklin
St. Bridget
Martin J. Mulroy
Quill
McAndrew
Faherty
Kanovan
Graham
Krotty
Waterford Association
New Head For Hazers Court In Navy
Annapolis Md Feb 8 Captain Corwin P Rees president of the hazing court martial has been relieved and Captain J B Murdock detailed in his place An official order says Midshipman William T Boyd Jr of Witness was convicted of hazing and sentenced to dismissal and that the sentence is approved by the Secretary of the Navy A telegram later said the order was rescinded and Boyd had not been dismissed
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Boston
Winona Copper Company
Winona
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Henry Nicolay
Boston Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Copper Company
Neversweat
Quincy
Quincy Mining
United States Mining Company
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Lincoln
New York Stock Exchange
St. Louis, Memphis & Southeastern Railroad
Thomas F. Cole
Duluth
New York
Amalgamated
Cole
John W. Gates
United Copper
William A. Clark
Franklin
Annapolis
Corwin P. Rees
J. B. Murdock
William ‘T’. Boyd, Jr
Secretary of the Navy
Boyd
Customs appeals heard outside New York City
The Board of General Appraisers will hear customs appeals at Atlantic coast Pacific coast and inland cities to speed decisions. Hearings set in Boston on the third Friday each month with the calendar effective March 1 1906 at all ports except the Pacific coast from June 1 1906.
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Ooo
Amalgamated Copper Loz
Listy
Amer Car & Foundis
Amer Cotton
Amer Express
Amer Lee Securities
Amer
la Mer Smelt & Refining
Amer Sugar Refining
Amer Tobae
Anaconda Mining Co
He Atchison Cree
Bae
Atlantic Coast Line
Gao
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Ohio
Chesapeake
Great Western
Northwestern
Mil & St Pauley
C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Soo
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Rely
Pelaware & Hudson Loops
Denver
Rio Grande Do
Distillers’ Securities Oye
General Electric
Viety Hocking Valley
Itllinois Central
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolit Railway
Mexican Central Oo
Minn
St Louis
New York Central Soo
Mary N.Y
Ontario & Western
Norfolis
Western
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Holy Sloss
Sheffield
Roy St Louis S
Pacific
OS Southern
Vis
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal
Tron
Texas & Pacific
Tol
St U & Western
Union Pacifie
Ss Steel
Carolina Chemical
Wabash
Western Union
Dave
Lake Erie
Wheeling & Iron Wisconsin Central
Washington
Board of General Appraisers
New York City
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Boston
Massachusetts Democrats Pledge Fight to Wrest Commonwealth From Republicans
Massachusetts Democratic leaders at a dinner in Boston map strategy to flip the state, urging protectionist policies to aid New England industries, unify party efforts, and capitalize on urban voting power to turn Massachusetts into a Democratic stronghold. Speakers urge national legislation favorable to local industry and mobilization beyond Boston to sway 15,000 non Boston voters.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Mcleod
Cambridge
Bartlett
Josiah Quincey
Fitzgerald
New England
Josiah Quincy
Schofield
Douglas
David Scannell
Tom Grady
Metropolitan Council
Boynton
Everett
Barton
Melrose
Thurston
Washington
Capitol
Boston
Ciites
Hochs Doom Hochs Doom
The Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the Johann Hoch murder case. Hoch, sentenced to hang in Chicago February 23, heard of the ruling at the jail and remained calm saying it settles it and that further questions should go to his attorney.
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Springfield
Ill
Supreme Court
Johann Hoch
Chicago
Hoch
Ife
Jury Indicts Minot Francis in Read Beach Post Office Robbery
The grand jury in Portland Maine returned indictments against John Ashton alias Minot St. Clair Francis, a colored convict who escaped from Bridgewater, and William Phelps. They are charged with breaking and entering and robbing the Read Beach post office. Twenty four witnesses from St John New Brunswick and Calais Maine testified.
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Portland
United States District Court
John Ashton
Minot St. Clair Francis
Massachusetts
Bridgewater
William Phelps
Read Beach
St. John
N. B
Calais
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