Prices Drag Markets Down Amid Holiday Hesitancy
Wall Street and London trading opened weak as prices drifted lower with little demand and ease in money markets. News on Morocco and expected holiday effects dampened sentiment, while readings from Reading and Union Pacific showed modest gains fading into a broad market decline. copper and mining shares led losses with Amalgamated and Old Dominion moving in opposite directions.
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Wall Street
London
State Street
Staal
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Steel
UEC
New York
Boston
Bankers’ Sterling
Reichamarks
Ovis
Pacific Mail
Old Dominion
Utah
American Pneumatic Service
Atlantic
Bingham
Isle Royale
United States
Wolverine
New York Bonds Close Prices by Tuesday and Feb 21
Closing bond prices for New York listed against prior day figures Tuesday and February 21 include U S rf 28 ser 103 1 4 percent, Japan 65 100 percent, Mex Cen 4s 81 percent, Read g l 4s 101 14, StL& SF 4ds 85 56, Tex Pac 18 123 percent, and more. The list compares yesterday to Tuesday with varied yields across government and corporate issues, including several rail lines, utilities, and industrials.
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Adams Express Eee
Amalgamated Copper
I Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Cotton
Amer Hide & Lea
Amer Ice Securities
Amer
Amer Smelting
Amer Sugar
Amer Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
aAtchison Sven Eeee
Enee Eee
Atlantic Coast
BF Inc
Baltimore
Ee & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Nork
Paul
Chicago
Mil & St
Ter & Trans 8 Co. Co
C & St Louis
SOO
Colorado Fuel & Iron T
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hindson
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers Securities
Erie
General Electric
Illinois Central
Town Central
Kansas
Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
Mexican Central
Minnealis & St Louis
Minn
T Paul & SM
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kan & Te
New York Central
New York Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Republic Steel Eeeeres
Rock Island
Enee
Sloss
Sheffield
St Louis Southwestern
MOE Cic
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
US Realty
US Steel
Virginia Carolina
Japan
Atl C L
Bal & O
Nor Pac
N & Weds
Do 1St Inc
Penn c
Do 2d Inc
G’l
Do 3d Inc
Cc & A
B&q N
CRI & P
T.stl&ww
UN Pac
Col Sou
Cuba
D & RG
Wabash
Dis Sec Ss
Erie P
West Md
W &L E
Atchison
Bos & Alb
Bos
Bos & Low
Bos & Me
Bos & Prov
Ee Mex
Ny&nh
Old Colony
Stl & SE
West End
Guanajuato
Michigan
Montana
Rhode Island
St Mary’s M
Santa F
Shannon Eee
Tamarack Ae
Tecumseh Eee
Trinity Eeee
United Cop
Utah
Ooor Victoria
Washington
Winona Eee
Wolverine
Wyandot Eee
Boston Land
End Land
Cumberl
Georgia
el Ee Ee Ee
Mergenth Ee Ee Ee
Ee Ee
Savannah E
Do Pref
el Pr
Rhe Pullman
Torring cl A . Ee . Oor
Union Land
United Fruit
U 5S Steel
West el al
Ado Pref
aAmalgam
Boston
Isle Royale
Swift Co
Dividend Assessment Summary Records
Assessment paid shows total sales bonds of 21,000 dollars with 43,908 shares listed and 14,090 shares unlisted. The entry records payment status and share counts for securities.
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Akx
Raven Mining Leads Quiet Boston Curb Market
Trading on the Exchange place curb was quiet today with Raven Mining rising to 5 percent on active dealings of 5750 shares. Other stock prices moved less, leaving Raven as the standout feature amid a subdued session.
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Exchange Place
Raven Mining
Raven
New Offerings at The Stage Spark Mixed Reviews
New York theater week features The Triangle at Manhattan Theatre and The Title Mart at Madison Square. Critics diverge. Hughes play praised by some for idea but faulted for structure and cast, while Churchill satire shown to mix humor with social critique. Cast includes Frank Gillmore, Arthur Hare, Sam Edwards, and Ffolliott Paget.
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New York
Manhattan
Madison Square
the Tribune
Rupert Hughes
Manhattan Theatre
Persis van Duyn
Harvey Forbes
Willie Enslee
Swell
Lishman
Ffolliott Paget
Sam Edwards
Frank Gillmore
Arthur Hare
Murray Carson
Frederick Sumner
Sam Reed
Dorothy Revell
May Pardoe
Northern Maine Seaport Bonds Subscription Closes Quickly
It is announced that the unsold portion of the $3,108,000 Northern Maine Seaport railroad 5 percent bonds due 1985 offered at 114 percent and interest by Brown Bros. & Co. was subscribed many times over. The subscription opened at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning and was closed immediately. Letters of allotment will be mailed to subscribers in a few days.
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Brightman
Fall River
R. L. Day & Co
A. B. Leach & Co
Heinzes
Rochester
Elmira
N. Y
Rochester & Elmira Electric Railway Company
Tecumseh Copper Company
Acme Consolidated Gold and Copper Mining Company
Treasury
Laramie, Hahns Peak & Pacific
Acme Consolidated
Trinity
United States Smelting Company
Winona Copper Company
H. R
Winona
Daly-West Mining Company
F. J. Hagenbarth
S. Cohen
Lazard Kahn
Albert Watts
Old Dominion
IL. Auerbach
L. Auerbach & Co
New York
Bullfrog
Nevada
Charles M. Schwab
Amalgamated
Washoe
United Lead Company
National Lead Company
United Company
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Trust Company
Montana Coal & Coke Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Houghton
Soule
Northern Maine Seaport Railroad
Brown Bros. & Co
Railroad and Railway Earnings Statements From 1905 1906
Earnings statements received today compare Copper Range, Baltimore and Ohio, and Kansas City Western railroads with prior year periods. Highlights include December and June year totals, gross and net figures, balances, and increases or deficits noted across multiple lines.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Kansas City Western
MAL Sons
Knights of St. Rose Council Session Set for Sunday
On Sunday at 3 o clock the Knights of St. Rose council meets at headquarters 1 Worcester street. Committees will report and Rev Richard Donohoe of the Mission Church Roxbury will deliver an address.
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The
Knights of St. Rose
Worcester Street
Richard Donohoe
Mission Church
Roxbury
Debate on Immigration in Potter Hall Tonight
This afternoon a debate on Immigration will be held in Potter Hall at 177 Huntington Avenue between the local Young Men's Hebrew Association and the New York City Hebrew Society.
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Potter Hall
Huntington Avenue
Young Men's Hebrew Association
New York City
Boston Stage Notes Sparkles With Star Turn Prospects
Boston theatres announce Mrs Leslie Carter in a Belasco play may spark a season sensation with advance seats selling fast at Tremont. May Irwin returns at Park Theatre in Mrs Black is Black. Edeson in Strongheart closes at the Drama. Crane shines in American Lord at Hollis Street. Mizpah at Majestic. Way Down East at the Boston Theatre. Calve concert at Symphony Hall. Polichinelle at Castle Square. Julius Caesar revival next week. King of the Desert at Bowdoin. many vaudeville acts at Bowdoin and Howard. Dorothy Vernon at Empire. Globe offers His Last Dollar and IOU. Columbia features Fay Foster. Palace hosts Golden Crook. etc.
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Leslie Carter
Boston
David Belasco
Tremont Theatre
May Irwin
Park Theatre
Hollis Street
Hilda Spong
Majestic Theatre
Mizpah
Frohman
Phebe Davies
Anna Moore
Robert Fischer
Ella Hugh Wood
John E. Brennan
Thurlow Bergen
C. C. Blanchard
Burt Flansburg
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
The
Empire
Frank Daniels
Colonial Theatre
Sergeant Brue
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Keith
Castle Square
Polichinelle
Shakspere
Julius Cesar
Washington
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Miss Hunt
Bowdoin Square
Howard
Mowatts
Colby
May
Seymour
Hill
Milt Wood
Boston Theatre
Rosedale
Empire Theatre
Grace P. Atwell
Boston Symphony Quartet
Willy Hess
Messrs. Roth
Ferir
Warnke
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Laura Hawkins
Max ¢Biess
Boston Symphony Orchestra
David Higgins
Joe Graxton
Globe
Eliza Prostor Otis
Kolb
Dill
Doston
Lively
Fay Foster
Columbia
Kelly’s Hotel
George McFarland
Palace Theatre
Golden Crook
Josephine Corbin
Zip
Barnum
Austin & Stone
Mazotti
Nicander
Eleanor Robson
Hollis Street Theatre
Mary Ann
Richard Mansfield
Dividends Payable From Railway and Lord & Taylor
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway declares a regular semiannual dividend of 31 percent on common and preferred shares, payable April 10. Lord and Taylor announces a regular semiannual 3 percent on the preferred shares, payable March 1.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Lord & Taylor
Pressed Steel Car reports surge in 1905 sales and steel demand
President F N Hoffstot notes in stockholder report that 1905 orders largely used all steel or steel underframed construction. Employment rose to about 8000 from 2400 at year start. Gross sales reached 19.36 million, vs 4.50 million in 1904, with 60 percent earned in the final five months. Balance sheet reflects investment in Canada Car Co preferred stock. common stock not valued yet.
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F. N. Hoffstot
United States
Canada Car Company
Wheat and grain quotations from Chicago market report
Ennis and Stoppani report May wheat trading around 0.82 to 0.83 price, with July and September values showing slight declines. Corn and oats quotes vary by month, with May oats near 0.297, July 0.291 and September 0.275. May wheat options show 82 call and 83% price levels. The letter notes initial gains then a rally and a lack of decisive buyer interest amid global strength and Moroccan tensions.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Cheago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Cetta
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NEW York Bonds
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Railway and Amalgamated
Congress St
Broadway
Broad ST
N.Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Beverly R. Wood
Mgr
Tel & Tel
ALT & SF
Central Vt Ist
J & Stk
OOO Dominion Coal Ss
West Tel & Tel
Fagle
Blue Bell Sever
Troy-Manhattan
Greene Consolidated Eee
Keweenaw
Sac
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Eave - Majestic
Tdaho
International Rotary
Duluth
Mitchell Mining
Continental Coal & Coke
N. EK
Black Mountain Ee
Shawmut
Helvetia
Butte & London
American Rotary
Dominion Copper
Winston Churchill
the Herald
England
America
Nice
Morning Post
Northern Maine Seaport Bonds
Copper Range Railroad
Knights OF ST. Rose Council
Frank Bryan
Harry Houdini
Wkeith
Paula Edwardes
the Tremont
Symphony Hall
Mme. Calve
Entertainments
Tremont
Sam S. & Lee Shubert (Inc
Edward Paulton
Alfred G. Robyn
Frank Smithson
Carter
Lawrence McCarty
Way Down East
OF Mme, Emma
Malden Auditorium
Fleming
Minnie Harrison
Brooks Bros
Toledo
Price
Chadwick
Jas. Murray
Bowdoin
Pressed Steel Car Company
NOG Kewanee Deyeenne
Csoee
Charles Frohman
Esther
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Luscombe Searelle
Down Townahle
Secret of
Hollis Rest
Isaac B. Rich
Washington’s
Trinomph
Charles Dillingham
Frank Daniels Mae
Nene Sergeant Brue
David Higgin
Jonny Wext
Man
Mat. Kolb & Dill
Grand Opera House
Cigantic
World’s Mercy
Buffalo
Y K
Olumbi
Lyceum
Empire Empire Stock Co
Lindsay
Theatre Tel
Morison
Washington and
Winter Sts
K Theatre
Robert Edeson
Strongheart
Weex May Irwin
Atiaac
Golden Crook Burlesquers
Klein’s Drug Store
Cor
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Rel
Oxford
Kite Doe
Steamboat Express
South Station
Providence
New
Plymouth Orchestra
New Haven & Hertford
Yellor Ee
Arate Sae RO Rouen
Van
Washington St
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