CAIS AND DOGS HAVE THEIR DAY
Wall Street reports continued price upturn with broad market activity. Traders note a new surge in speculative "cats and dogs" stocks, large profit taking, and shifting funds from high to weaker performers as rails, copper, and steel show varied movements amid 1905–1906 market optimism.
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Wall Street
New Call
Boston
New York
State Street
London
New York Central
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Sugar
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated
Southern Railway
Steel Preferred
Standard Railway
St. Paul
Colorado
Erie
Chicago Northwest
New York Bonds Close Mixed With Various 4s and 5s
Market closes show a spread of gains and losses across US government and corporate issues. Notable entries include US rf 2s at around 102 to 103, US 4s near 108, Am Tob 4s around 81, and Cent Ga 5s at about 115. Trading reflects interest rates and issuer credits with adj and different maturities.
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Bal & O
C&a
C.b&q
C.rl& P
TSR
Cuba
YD & RG
Erie P Ll
Do Gen
Vapan
Japan
NJC G
Nor Pac
US Steel
Wabash
West
W& LE
Aim Bell Tel
Wwe
Am Tel & Tel
R&sf
Ju & Stk
LG OS Sielstive
Mem & B
St I & CB Ts
DRSG
West End
Western Tel & Tel
Adventure Mining
Allouez Mining
Amalgamated Copper
Am Ag Chemical Ste Ee
Arch
T&s
Boston
Albany
Boston & Lowell
Ew Ae
Boston & Maine
Boston & Wor el Pref
Cal & Hecla Mining
Centennial Mining
Mercur
Cumber Tel & Tel
Amd
Daly-West Mining
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison Electric Ill
Fitchburg Pref
CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS
Ennis and Stoppani report on Chicago grain prices with May, July and Sept futures for Wheat Corn and Oats. They note Liverpool strength from Argentine rains and Indian drought, predicting a lively advance and advising purchases on small dips amid light trade and firm undertone.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Liverpool
Argentine
Drouth
India
Boston curb market picks up with Arizona Commercial at high
Active curb trading on the Exchange place with Arizona Commercial reaching a new high of 2914. Shawmut and Troy Manhattan rise in price amid broadening interest in New England Gold & Copper, trading around 1900 shares at 60 cents. United States Smelting preferred gains a point on strong buying. Eagle & Blue Bell steady with fractional gains.
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North Butte
Utah Consolidated
Amalgamated
United States Mining
Santa Fe
United Copper
Copper
Bingham
Exchange Place
Arizona
Shawmut
Troy Manhattan
New England
Utah
Apex
loy-Manhattan
Keweenaw
American Rotary
Pittsburg
Idaho Development
Massachusetts Breweries
New England Gold & Copper
Nde
Santa Ysabe
Bingham Copper Boy
Acme
Amalgamated Rival Copper Company Forms in Maine
State street observers note the incorporation of the American Consolidated Copper Company in Augusta Maine. The firm carries a 1500000000 dollar capitalization second only to Amalgamated in the copper field. Par value is 100 dollars with 15000 paid in. The $15000 incorporation fee is the largest Maine has seen. Hiram M Burton, the sole Boston member, promised forthcoming statements to answer public questions. Thomas W Lawson pled ignorance about the venture.
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E. D. Greenleaf
Boston Stock Exchange
Thomas S. Baxter
Bond & Goodwin
Isle Royale
Adventure
State Street
American Consolidated Copper Company
Augusta
Maine
Hiram M. Burton
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
New Haven Contractor Killed by Train
Dwight W. Blakeslee a well known contractor was killed after noon when struck by the Shore Line express from New London in New Haven Conn while directing widening a cut the accident occurred shortly after 2 oclock local time authorities investigated the scene and mourn the loss of the familiar figure in the city building trades
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New Haven
Conn
Dwight W. Blakeslee
Shore Line
New London
Blakeslee
Forged Bonds Taint Denison Prior Co Collapse
Cleveland bankers say Leland W. Prior forged bonds totaling up to 2.7 million dollars, with fake issues including Canton Ohio water works and Alpena Michigan bonds used as collateral. investigators trace the forgeries to 1904 1905, ending when Prior killed himself rather than confront partners.
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Cleveland
New England
Denison, Prior & Co
Leland W. Prior
New York
Canton, O
South Sharon
Penn
Mich
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Cincinnati
Bankers’ Committee
Bowdoin Square Theatre Delivers Coon Hollow Triumph
Bowdoin Square Theatre presented Coon Hollow to strong reception with realistic plantation scenes and a memorable cotton press act. Miss Hunt, Mr Miller, Edwin Denison and Wilmer Walter lead a popular cast in a lively production praised for singing, humor, and faithful character portrayal. Daily matinees at bargain prices appeal to women. coupon-seat souvenirs Friday. next week offers Lost in a Big City with N. S. Wood.
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Miss Hunt
Georgia
Mr. Miller
Ralph Markham
Edwin Denison
Philip Maury
Wilmer Walter
Lem
Henry Alexander
Butler Haviland
Harry Brooks
Messrs
D. L. Gaylord
Charles Wheelock
Florence Hale
Annette Marshall
Palace Theatre Burlesque and Vaudeville Finale
A lively Palace Theatre program by M. M. Theise's Casino Girls features the two act burlesque An Unwilling King or Smiling Island with stunning costumes and strong singing and dancing. Straight vaudeville includes Allen Coogen, Fern Comedy Four, Bates Musical Trio, and Miss Belle Gordon whose bag punching and physical culture act drew loud applause.
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Palace Theatre
M. M. Theise
Casino Girls Company
Smiling Island
Allen Coogen
Fern Comedy
Bates
Belle Gordon
Miss Gordon
Crowded Park Square rink hosts royal concert and skating
The Royal Italian Band led a packed night of music at the Park Square rink with a contrast of graceful couple skating contest won by D H C MacInyre and Mrs E H Cheney. Tomorrow features Johnny Dodd vs Albert Pierce in a $50 side match and a poverty party.
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Park Square
Royal Italian Band
D. H. C. MacInyre
E. H. Cheney
Johnny Dodd
Connecticut
Albert Pierce
Dodd
Jessie Darling
America
Denison, Prior & Co Sued in Ohio Suit
Otis S. Southworth of Cleveland sues George N. Towle William F. Fitzgerald and Charles B. Denison trading as Denison Prior & Co of Boston claiming 4685 shares of United States Mining Company capital stock were left on loan and 159 shares have been sold seeking an accounting.
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Otis S. Southworth
Cleveland, O
George N. Towle
William F. Fitzgerald
Charles B. Denison
Denison, Prior & Co
Boston
United States Mining Company
Philatelists Meet Here At Annual Convention
The American Philatelic Association will hold its annual convention in this city at Wesleyan Hall on Bromfield Street next August. World collectors will display famous stamp collections over four days with social events and trips to Lexington and Plymouth. William C. Stone of Springfield, president, will preside, assisted by Boston committee chair A. W. Batchelder and secretary Edward D. Kelley.
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American Philatelic Association
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Boston
Europe
William C. Stone
Springfield
Mass
Lexington
Plymouth
A. W. Batchelder
Edward D. Kelley
Austin and Stone's Museum Circus Delights Austin Crowd
Apdale's bears and dogs wowed audiences at Austin and Stone's with trained masters voice guiding tricks. Ben Hur the biggest captive snake drew attention while a lineup of acts from Hutchings stories to Demarcos gymnastics and Minstrel Maids kept the curio hall lively all day.
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Apdale
Austin & Stone's
Professor Apdale
Ben Hur
Trixije Roderigo
Eugene Emmett
Helene Robinson
van Fleets
Ramir
Buckleys
Randolph
Pirates of Panama at Lyceum Theatre Delights Audiences
The Transatlantic Burlesquers present Pirates of Panama to strong reviews praising novel situations, clever vaudevillians, and impressive scenery. The production features two score plus attractive performers, striking costumes, magical lighting, and an encore absurdity A Ladies Tonsorial Parlor. Notable cast includes Reed and Wilson, Black and McCone, Feral Desmond, Mark Bennett, Charles Blake, Minnie Higgins and Harry Koler.
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Vaudevillians
Reed and Wilson
Black and McCone
Feral Desmond
Mark Bennett
Charles Blake
Minnie Higgins
Harry Koler
Babes in the Wood comes to Boston Theatre crowding Lyric
After the Bernhardt engagement, New York’s musical extravaganza Babes in the Wood arrives at the Boston Theatre on Monday January 29. The 300 member company is led by pantomimist Fred Walton and features Junie McCree James C Marlowe Louis Wesley Will Archie Maude Lambert Lilian Coleman Carrie Behr La Petite Adelaide in a touring program popular in New York’s Lyric Theatre.
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Boston
New York
Lyric Theatre
Fred Walton
Junie McCree
James C. Marlowe
Louis Wesley
Will Archie
Maude Lambert
Lillian Coleman
Carrie Behr
la Petite Adelaide
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