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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1906

Page

10

Pronounced Gains In Special Stocks On Wall Street

Wall Street reports a resumption of speculative activity with gains in special stocks and higher average prices. London trades and money market improvements supported optimism, while copper stocks drew attention amid new formations and calls for careful selection by investors.

Wall Street Sterling Exchange Paris New York Bank of England Sub-treasury Amalgamated Copper

Dividends Payable Notices From Quincy Mining and American Caramel

Quincy Mining Company declares a $5 semi annual dividend payable February 26. American Caramel Company issues 114 percent quarterly dividends payable February 1 and 2 percent on preferred payable February 1.

Quincy Mining Company The American Caramel Company

AT&T Declares Dividend for 1906 Stockholders

American Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a dividend of one and a half dollars per share plus an extra dividend of three quarters of a dollar per share. Payment will be made Monday January 15 1906 to stockholders recorded at close of business December 30 1905. Transfer books close January 1 to January 13 1906, inclusive.

Arizona Commercial Company N. L. Amster R. T. McKeever Alexander B. Clough Charles Hi. Paine Robert W. Emons Sigourney W. Fay Houghton Ll. W Powell Thomas FF. Cole Calumet & Arizona Sisterhood Duluth Parnall Springfield Adventure Mining Company Waltham Tarbell Rhode Island New York Today W. C. Greene Greene Consolidated Copper Company Cananea Mex Greene Camp Greene Consolidated Copper Mining Company Old Dominion Mining Company Hathaway New Bedford F. S. Mosely & Co Quincy Mining Company Brooklyn SOULE American Telephone & Telegraph Co

Boston curb market shows week’s peak volume and mixed moves

The Boston curb market today posted the largest weekly volume with Arizona Commercial continuing upward to 274 as Raven Mining Shawmut and Troy Manhattan saw strong demand. Bingham Copper Bay East Butte and Majestic gained in afternoon trading while Utah Apex was weak. United States Smelting Refining and Mining stock traded on the curb for the first time at 56 14.

New England United States Utah Consolidated Victoria Old Dominion North Butte Amalgamated Utah Mass Tamarack Quincy Osceola Exchange Place Arizona Commercial Raven Mining Shawmut Troy Manhattan Bingham Copper Bay East Butte Majestic Utah-Apex Arizona Eagle & Blue Bell Black Mountain Raven Continental Coal &Coke Troy New England Gold & Copper National Mining & Exploration Butte Keweenaw Junction Nevada Pitt Lake Superior Pittsburg Superior Copper

New York Bonds Report Jan 11 Jap 419s list

Summary of bond quotations across New York markets on January 11 showing rates for Japanese, Mexican, U S issues and major rail, canal and telegraph securities. Notable items include Jap 419s at 93.14, L & No 4s at 104, Mex Cen 4s at 79.4, Pacific and Western rails around 90s to 105, and U S 2d5s near 97.

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Chamber of Commerce election contest outlined roles

Two candidates seek the presidency, John F. Crocker and Daniel W. Ranlet. Frank A. Noyes runs unopposed for first vice president and George S. Wright unopposed for second vice president. Four board of directors seats are open with seven candidates seeking them.

Chamber of Commerce John F. Crocker Daniel W. Ranlet Frank A. Noyes George S. Wright Committee On Transportation

Waltham Bank Expands Board To Eight Directors

At the annual meeting of the Waltham National Bank, directors increase from seven to eight, electing George H. Doty as the new member. The eight directors for the year are P. P. Adams C. P. Bond H. N. Fisher G. F. Frost C. H. Moulton W. F. Rooney J. H. Storer and G. V. W. Doty. C. H. Moulton becomes president and H. N. Fisher vice president.

H. N. Fisher

Fire at Tamarack mine endangers 700 workers

Fire in Tamarack No 2 shaft at Calumet Michigan threatens 700 underground workers. Timbers and drill crew alarmed by flames and odor at 22d level. most workers evacuated via cages. Three trammers on 26th level likely lost. No 1 and No 6 shafts closed due to smoke. No 3 and No 4 to continue and boost output once escape complete. No. 2 shaft retimbered last year with ample rock for flames, shipping 1900 tons daily.

Calumet Mich North Branch

Clarice Seen in Two States on Same Day

William Gillette and his company performed the comedy drama Clarice in two states yesterday. To extend the Boston engagement at the Colonial Theatre, Frohman canceled most out of town shows, though Providence kept its matinee. Afterward the company returned from Providence by special train, with the matinee at 1 30 today and the Boston show resuming.

William Gillette Providence Boston Colonial Theatele Charles Frohman William Cillette Charice

Recital by Julian Pascal at Steinert Hall

Julian Pascal, a young pianist, gave a recital at Steinert Hall featuring Beethoven and Chopin works, Rubinstein study, Liszt rhapsody and three passages by Pascal. He showed nimble fingers and a pleasing touch but limited higher artistic qualities, with Chopin numbers lacking authority and poetic charm. The audience applauded, with several recalls and a few extra numbers.

Julian Pascal Steinert Hall Beethoven Chopin Rubinstein Pascal

Mrs Fiske in Hedda Gabler at Tremont Theatre

Mrs Fiske appears in Hedda Gabler at Tremont Theatre today in the title role with the Manhattan company led by Mason Arliss Mack Bohn Maddern Stevens. The matinee starts promptly at 1 45 o clock and advance tickets show strong demand among Boston playgoers.

Mr. Mason Mr. Arliss Mr. Mack Miss Bohn Maddern Miss Stevens

Copper Range Case in Court

Thomas W. Lawson, Charles D. Burrage and Albert C. Burrage received a court hearing on demurrers to a bill by Paine Webber & Co. seeking 70,000 Copper Range shares or 6 million dollars. The suit aims to recover money tied to alleged actions of Albert Burrage, G L Maybury and Homer Albers. Hearing continued a week for new briefs.

Thomas W. Lawson Charles D Albert C. Burrage Bill of Paine, Webber & Co Albert Burrage T. W. Lawson Charles Burrage G. L. Maybury Homer Albers Paine, Webber & Co

Court Orders Appleyard Traction Lines Sold

Cincinnati Ohio January 11 A federal judge ordered the sale of the Apple yard traction lines with no sale date set until after four weeks of advertising.

Appleyard Traction Lines Cincinnati Appleyard Traction Thompson

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