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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1905

Page

10

New York Market Sets A Hot Pace

The New York market shows strength with Union Pacific up sharply and New York Central rising over seven points. Amalgamated copper gains on an extra dividend while Missouri Pacific bonds attract big oversubscription. trading ends buoyant though copper sentiment cools after late gains.

Wall Street Southern Iron Companies New York Central Ontario & Western New York, New Haven & Hartford Union Pacific Illinois Central Southern Amalgamated Copper Gould Group Missouri Pacific United States Boston New York Amalgamated Trinity Bingham Greene Mass Michigan United States Mining Utah Victoria Winona Isle Royale Tamarack Calumet & Hecla Allouez Franklin Quincy Shanon United Fruit Tock Preston Boston News Bureau Lee, Higginson & Co United Fruit Company Planker J. J. Storrow United Fruit Directorate Dominion Coal Dominion Iron Mining and Stock Exchange Bay State Horseshoe St. Mary’s

Woman Burns in Kitchen Fire Rescue Flight

Mrs Alfred Deveau of Cambridge was badly burned on the face and hands when a woodbox beside the kitchen stove caught fire. She grabbed the flaming box and hurled it through a window into the street. The house was saved but she suffered severe burns.

Alfred Deveau Elm Street Cambridge

Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Bond Coupon Due 1905

The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway Company announces Coupon No. 4 due March 1, 1905 for the First Mortgage Four Per Cent bonds of the Eastern Oklahoma Division. Bonds payable on presentation at No 5 Nassau Street New York City. Assistant Treasurer H W Gardiner signs. Date February 15 1905.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railway Company Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Comany EE Eastern Oklahoma Division Nassau Street New York City H. W. Gardiner New York

Corn Leads Grain Market Rally in Chicago Trade

Chicago reports corn as the session leader with May corn rising while wheat and oats gain modestly. Strong export demand and large seaboard clearances push prices to session highs as bulls cover and cash houses buy. Local receipts total 530 cars with 23 grade contracts.

Chicago Seaboard Shorts Liverpool Argentina

Boston Market: Assessment Paid and Ex-Dividend Actions

Market report notes assessment paid and ex-dividend and ex-rights actions. It lists totals across asset types: 43,207 shares of listed stocks, bonds valued at $79,500, 9,798 shares of unlisted stock, and 1,032 rights.

New York Bond Close Prices Across Markets

Yesterday's bond prices compared with Thursday show U S rf 2s at 104% and 104% while various U S issues and rail and industrial securities move within narrow ranges. Notable listings include Am Tob 4s near 74% and StL&SF fts around 91% with several collateral and wireless yields across utility and rail stocks.

U S W.r Do 1St Inc N.c M & Stl Nor Pac Atlas TT Bal & O N & Wc Penn Do 2d Inc C&a Sis B&q C.ri&p South Ry CCC Erie P West Md W& TE

New York Stocks Rally After Quiet Morning

The New York Consolidated market opened quiet and strong after yesterday's unsettled trading in southern iron stocks. Early gains in standard stocks boosted sentiment with St Paul, Pennsylvania, New York Central, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Atchison and Illinois Centers advancing. Steel stocks and American Linseed Oil and Pressed Steel Car rose as buying intensified. Money remained easy and railroads expected enormous business, signaling a bull market. Quotations provided by W B Smith & Co.

New York Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Alton Chicago Great Western Chicago & Northwestern Chicago, Mil & Stee Chicago T & T C & St Louis Colorado & Southern Hudson Delaware del, Lack & West Denver & Rio Grande Pr Erie Hocking Valley Illinois Minn Ste M Missouri Pacific Miss Kon & Texas Nat R BR Mexico Ny York Central Ontario & Onan Norfolk & Western Pennsylvania C & St Louis Rea Bacting Co Rock Island Co Ere St Louis St Louis Southwestern Pacific Hee Geathern Railway A Texas & Pacific St Louis & West Eee Union Ifle Lake Erie Atta United States Anaconda Mining Co Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel & Iron Consolidated Gas Ex Wa Products Yet Steer General Electric Us&s Vinta Carolina Chem Westhos’ Eens. Ilectric Western Union St. Paul Pennsylvania New York Central Union Pacific Southern Pacific Ilinois W.B. Smith & Co Congress Street

Stage Shifts Return to Boston Theatres Next Week

Cecilia Loftus dazzles at Park Theatre with The Serio-Comic Governess while Annie Russell wraps Jinny the Carrer. Willard debuts The Brighter Side at Tremont as Lew Dockstader Minstrels close. London and New York acts tour venues across Boston with staged revivals and new editions amid crowded houses.

Cecilia Loftus Park Theatre I. Zangwill Annie Russell Jinny the Carrer Mr. Willard Tremont Theatre Lew Dockstader Charles Wyndham Colonial Theatre David Garrick Susan Eleanor Robson Mary Ann Lillian Russell Hollis Lady Teazle S. 8. Shubert W.W. T. Carleton Stanley Hawkins van Rensselaer Wheeler John Dunsmuire Jack Taylor Owen Westford Augustus Barratt Phebe Coyne Elsa Ryan Lucille Saunders Nellie McCoy Viola Allen Boston de Wolf Hopper Majestic Wang

May Be Paul Jones' Casket Opens for Identification

Paris reports the leaden casket believed to hold John Paul Jones is to be opened in Ambassador Porter presence tomorrow for identification. The copper nameplate is worn and indecipherable.

Paris John Paul Jones Ambassador Porter

Americans Presented at Buckingham Palace

London February 24 The second court of the season was held at Buckingham Palace tonight. The Americans presented by Mrs. Choate included Mrs. and Miss Van Zant Miss Mary Hodge and Miss Julia Schreimer of New York. Also present were Mrs. Adair Mrs. F J Mackey and Mrs. Dudley Leigh.

London Buckingham Palace Choate van Zant Mary Hodge Julia Schreimer New York Adair F. J. Mackey Dudley Leigh

Boston Elevated horse killed by live wire

One of the company’s most valuable horses was instantly killed at 3 30 yesterday morning at Moreland and Adams streets in Dorchester. The animal was one of a pair attached to the repair wagon and was struck by a live wire that fell on its back.

Boston Elevated Company Moreland and Adams Streets Dorchester

Chicago Grain Quotations From Wheat to Options

Grain prices reported by Ennis and Stoppan of the Chicago Board of Trade show quotes for wheat with futures for May July and September and oats figures for May and September. The report includes bid and ask ranges and option activity on May wheat with puts and calls listed at various percentages.

Chicago Ennis & Stoppan Chi- Board of Trade State Mutual Building

Massachusetts State House hearings on bills and health acts

Boston February 1905 notices announce multiple legislative hearings. The Judiciary Committee will hear Senate Bill 49 on corporal punishment for male offenders against females, and House Bills 575 and 574 on sex disease ads and indecent ads. Insurance Committee hearings address life policy profits and reserve rules, with further health committee talks on dentistry practice and food drug inspections.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts State House Boston Joint Committee On the Judiciary Chester W. Clark William TI. Woodhead Scoala Elo SNS Committee On Insurance F. M. Heath Edward H. O’brien Committee On Committee On Public Health Senate State Board of Health W. F. Craig M. F. Phelan

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