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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1905

Page

8

Stocks Show Varied Moves Amid Dull Market on Valentine Day

Wall Street reports a volatile session with mixed advances in specialties while overall volume waned. United States Steel softened, copper stocks strengthened, and foreign buying supported prices as traders weighed dividend hopes and rate bets. Bond demand remained firm though general activity was light with large intermarket shifts noted.

Wall Street Iron and Steel Group United States Steel Imperial Bank of Germany Union Pacific United States News State Street St. Valentine’s Day Reading New York London Boston Russia Japan

Dividend of 1 50 per share by New England Telegraph

New England Telegraph and Telephone Company declares a dividend of 1.50 per share to stockholders of record at close of business January 31 1905. Transfer books close February 1 to February 14 1905. Treasurer William R Driver signs January 30 1905.

William R. Driver

W F Smith Company Declares Quarterly Dividend

The W F Smith Company announces Dividend No 10 with books closed Feb 15 to 21 1905 inclusive. Charles H Poole treasurer Boston Feb 11 1905.

Chas. H. Poole Boston

Boston Market Report Closed Assets

The Boston Market shows total sales across listed stocks of 26 563 shares bonds totaling 97 000 unlisted stocks 11 274 shares and an assessment payment noted with ex dividend and first in installment paid.

New York Bond Close Decodes Mixed Market Movement

Closing bond prices for February 14 compare with February 11 show varied shifts across U S r f 2s to West Coast and railroad issues. Key names such as Atch, CG & O, Union Pacific, and Mexico Central appear with price levels and minor percentage changes from Saturday.

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Dividend announcements from mining, rail, and biscuit firms

Parrott Silver and Copper Mining pays 50 cents per share on March 18. Homestake Mining declares 20 cents monthly, on February 25. National Biscuit issues 1% quarterly for preferred, 0 for common, on February 28. Canadian Pacific Railway announces semi annual 3 percent for common and 2 percent for preferred. Calumet & Arizona pays $1.50 quarterly per share plus 50 cents extra on March 20.

Parrott Silver and Copper Mining Company Homestake Mining Company National Biscuit Company Canadian Pacific Railway Company Calumet & Arizona Company

Secret meeting in Pitcher Taylor case sparks trial start

National league directors held a secret session as Pitcher Jack Taylor faced trial over alleged crookedness in the July 1904 Pittsburgh game. Robison and Dreyfuss pressed charges with Grady testifying signals were given. no verdict announced after a four hour hearing.

New York Jack Taylor National League Pittsburg Chicago Taylor Robison Burleigh Owen Dreyfuss St. Louis Grady Hermann Soden Boston Pulliam

Wheat Strong At Chicago

Chicago reports strong wheat trading with May up 1 1 2 cents and July up 1 2 cents as firms in Liverpool cables and strong US cash demand lift prices. May corn gains 1 1 2 cents and oats rise 8 8 cents while provisions hold steady amid brisk buying and light selling by leading bulls.

Chicago Liverpool America

Chicago grain quotations show May wheat rising on strong undertone

Ennis and Stoppani report better cables and light receipts lifting May wheat. Advancing prices draw support from Eastern buyers and general market attention, with expectations of higher May and July values and signs of oversold conditions easing.

Ennis & Stoppani Chicago Board of Trade State Mutual Chicago

New Haven Road Quarterly Statement Highlights 1904 Earnings

New Haven Conn February 14 The New York New Haven Hartford railroad shows gross earnings for the quarter ended December 31 1904 at 12 383 827 14 up 490 920 75 from 1903. Operating expenses rose to 9 507 110 62 up 427 425 85. Net earnings from operation increased to 2 876 216 52 up 63 494 90 while non operating income fell 55 149 55. Total net income from all sources dropped to 919 113 27 down 195 929 03 versus the prior year quarter.

New Haven, Conn New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Professor Horrigan to Lecture on Thomas Moore in Boston

Ottawa University professor Thom as F Horrigan will lecture on Erin the great poet Thomas Moore at St Michaels Hall South Boston next Sunday Feb 19 under St Agnes School Alumnae auspices. He is described as a fine elocutionist with a rich baritone voice. The talk opens a series of lectures.

Rogers Boston Detroit Charleston Charley Nichols Jack Taylor Robinson Taylor St. Louis Dreyfuss Hermann Herrmann Erin Thomas Moore Thomas F. Horrigan Ottawa University St. Michael’s Hall Fourth Street South Boston St. Agnes’ School Horrigan le Sauteur Norton Line Coronda New York South America Claverdon Kelsey San Francisco Europe Kate Jones Ned Evans Ned MacField Nght Bill Ransford Allan Steamship Company Symphony Hall Franz von Vecsey Vecsey Wieniawski Bach Hubay Herman Zilcher Berlin Edward H. Crosby

Shipping News Mini Almanac Notes Arrivals and Sailings

Shipping notices list arrivals at port with Canopice Michigan and other vessels, including passengers and merchandise for White Star line Warren & Co and City of Gloucester routes. Cleared steamers Admiral Farragut and others bound for Jamai ca and Queenstown. many schooners and tugs listed with barges and towings.

Canopice Bartlett Naples St. Michaels White Star Line Michigan Eynon Liverpool Warren & Co Juniata Nickerson Baltimore Norfolk Herman Winter Crowell New York Old Dominion Burton Cto Dingley Dennison Portland City of Gloucester Godfrey Gloucester Astral McGoldrick Philadelphia O. Co Standard Johnson Nottingham Yeers Portsmouth N. H Port Johnson Gettysburg Cummings Rast Marion Beth Ayres Lynn Dorothy B. Barrett Ervin Newport News Frank Barnett Brunswick Nathaniel T. Palmer Katharine D. Perry William CG. Carnegile Highland Light P. m Admiral Farragut Port Antonio Jam Saxonia Queenstown Boston Yarmouth Mystic Louisburg Coronda Tallahassee Savannah Kershaw Indian James S. Whitney Aransas Dudley Ray Joshua Lovett Clara Grace Bayonne N. J S. O. Co Hovey Brook Salem Concord Woodbury South Amboy Mary FE. Barrett

Increase in City Public School Costs Per Pupil

The annual report of the school committee shows the cost to educate each pupil has risen by 1.86 dollars over the past 27 years.

Fishing schooners reach T wharf with record haddock catch

The GWA fleet including Natalie B. Nelson Regina Quonnapowitt Dorothy Speculator Winifred and Massasoit arrived at T wharf iced up. They carried 247,850 pounds of mixed fish with haddock leading at 208,700 pounds and Regina alone holding 86,050 pounds so far this season. Captain Jerry Shea of East Boston could gain $2000 from a 12 day trip as the run home averaged 13 mph.

Natalie B. Nelson Regina Quonnapowitt Dorothy Speculator Winifred Massasoit T Wharf Haddock Jerry Shea East Boston Georges

Babson Holds Up Election for Military Instructor

The school committee debated selecting a new military instructor to succeed Colonel George Benyon but laid the matter aside after Corporation Counsel Thomas Babson advised on legality. Captain John Dunn of Company D, Ninth Regiment, is a candidate against Benyon, while Winthrop Merrill challenged a newspaper article about his connection to a city company.

George Benyon Thomas Babson Benyon John Dunn Ninth Regiment Winthrop Merrill

See Congress At Work Winter Tours For Boston And New England

In Washington during Congress sessions seven day tours run by the Royal Blue Line with all travel needs included for members. From Boston the price is 25 dollars with departures Feb 17 March 17 31 April 14 28 May 12. New York 18 dollars with departures one day later. Request itinerary by mailing J. P. Taggart N E P A 369 Washington Street Boston.

Congress Washington Boston New England Royal Blue Line Baltimore & Ohio Railroad New York J. P. Taggart Washington Street

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