Bears Recovering Surplus and Steel Stocks Rally
Bears are again covering as the market shows surplus above the preferred dividend for 1904 and an iron and steel rally led by Southern region holdings. Tennessee Coal Iron and Republic Steel names appear in takeover speculation while Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel show notable moves amid bullish tips and short-covering.
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State Street
Amalgamated
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Steel
Tennessee
Exchange
Boston
Investment notes from Heywood Bros Wakefield and partners
Heywood Bros and Wakefield announce a semi annual 3 percent note and North American Co issues a quarterly 14 percent note due March 1. Grand Trunk Railway issues a semi annual 314 percent second preferred stock with a March 1 date.
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Heywood Bros. and Wakefield Company
North American Company
Grand Trunk Railway Company
When Chilled to the Bone in Painkiller 3x5 Times
A fragment notes the need for Painkiller 3x5 to prevent colds and ward off disease when exposed to extreme cold. No additional context or events are provided.
New York Bonds Close With Varied Yields
Closing prices for a wide range of US, Canadian and Cuban bonds versus Thursday February 9 show mixed movements. Notable levels include US 8s reg 103 percent, Am Tob 4s at 76 and Tex Pace 4s at 122, with several issues trading near 100 and modest gains or declines across the board.
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Tel & Tel
B & Q Foint
Ill Steel
Ft S & G
M Ry & Br
LORY
United Fruit
Western ‘I & T
aAdventure
Allouez
Tay
Am Ag Chemical
Hilde & L
Am Tel & 'el
Boston
Boston & Albany
Bos & Wor
Cal & Llecw
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Iron & Steel
Fitchburg
Wranklin
Ga Ry & Elec
Gen Electric
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Mass Gas
Mergenthal Lin
Michigan
Pullman Co
Trinity
Union Pacific
United Shoe Ma
U S Coal & Ol
Utah
Victoria
West End Land
West End St Ry
New York
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South Ry
CCCK
US Steel 2d
D & RG
Wabash
W & LE
Wall Street. Mixed day as banks eyed. Steel and copper rise
A volatile session saw broad strength despite anticipations for a bank statement. Tennessee Coal and Iron, Republic Iron and United States Steel led gains while copper advanced. trading firmed into the close with total sales around 250,410 shares. Local traction issues persisted amid holiday sentiment.
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New York
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Republic Iron
Colorado
I*neland Iron
United State Steels
Manhattan
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Mil & St P
RI & Pa
Cal Fuel & Iron
O& W
Pennsylvania
Repab Steel Com
So Pacific
Tenn C & I
Union Pacific
US Steel
BOW
Board of Trade closes near steady amid light pits
In Chicago on February 10 the staples list Wheat Corn Oats and Provisions closed essentially at prior day levels. Traders noted light activity with commission houses handling most business. Bearish tone persisted among pit traders who feared a shock from New York speculators while Argentina cargoes supported an easy wheat tone.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Argentina
New York
Chicago Grain Quotations from Ennis and Stoppant
Wheat and corn futures show narrow scalping with minor firmness in closing prices. Ennis and Stoppant recommend buying July and May wheat while optimistic on May and July corn due to Liverpool trade and Argentine export expectations. Oats demand strengthens from Northwest buyers amid a rumor of Japan-bound sales.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of Trade
State Jutual
Ennis & Stoppani
Liverpool Corn Trade News
Minneapolis
Japan
Morton Road to investigate signals looming over Morton’s role
Washington February 10 Special attorneys were appointed to probe the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad in which Secretary Morton was a vice president. The move is seen as pressuring Morton toward retirement before the interstate commerce report and inauguration day. Cabinet colleagues face unpleasant disclosures, but the report is not expected before the inauguration.
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Washington, D. C
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Morton
Special Attorneys
Interstate Commerce
Underwriters Hold Election At New England Bureau
The annual meeting of the New England Bureau of United Inspection elected James H. Leighton as chairman and R. Walter Hilliard as secretary. A large slate of insurance companies joined the governing and executive committees for 1905 and thanks were given to retiring chairman Henry R. Turner.
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New England Bureau of United Inspection
Bureau
James H. Leighton
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
R. Walter Hilliard
A. K. Slade, Jr
Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Company
W. B. Medlicott
Atlas Assurance Company
Walter Adlard
BE. C. Brush
Pennsylvania Wire Insurance Company
H. G. Fairfield
Royal Exchange Assurance
J. B. Cornish
Springfield J. & M. Insurance Company
H. F. Blood
Spring Garden Insurance Company
KB. Farwell
Traders’ Insurance Company
F.C. Burrows
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
Henry R. Turner
Frederick B. Carpenter
Commercial Union Assurance Company
Continental Insurance Company
Delaware Insurance Company
Etna Insurance Company
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company
German-American Insurance Company
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Company
Hanover Fire Insurance Company
Home Insurance Company
Insurance Company of North America
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Company
Niagara Fire Insurance Company
Northern Assurance Company
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Ocr
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company
Phenix Assurance Company
Phenix Insurance Company
Providence-Washington Insurance Company
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Sun Fire Office
Western Assurance Company
H. L. Hiscock
R. W. Hilliard
F. B. Carpenter
A. K. Simpson
J. L. Liedy
Newport Gunboat Towed to Norfolk Yard for Propeller
The Newport, bound from Boston to San Domingo, lost her propeller off the Carolina coast and lay helpless for days. It was towed to the Norfolk navy yard today by the auxiliary gunboat Siren to receive a new propeller and proceed.
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Norfolk, Va
United States
Newport
Boston
San Domingo
Carolina
Norfolk Navy Yard
Viola Allen Stars in The Winter's Tale at Hollis Street
Viola Allen appears as Hermione and Perdita in The Winter's Tale at Hollis Street Theatre, with Henry Jewett Boyd Putnam James Young Frank Currier C Leslie Allen Sydney Bracy and Jeffire Tillbury in the company. Ethel Barrymore to end Boston visit with two performances of Sunday today. Multiple other theatre engagements and vaudeville acts fill the week across Boston venues from Tremont to the Majestic and Globe.
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Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
Thomas Raceward
Viola Allen
Hollis Street Theatre
Hermione
Perdita
Henry Jewett
Boyd Putnam
James Young
Frank Currier
C. Leslie Allen
Sydney Bracy
Jeffire Tillbury
Boston
Bank Officers’ Association
Tremont
Lew Dockstader
William Faversham
Letty
Colonial Theatre
Mary Moore
Mr. Wright Lorimer
Majestic Theatre
New York
Annie Russell
Park Theatre
Brother Jacques
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Down Town Office
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