Wall Street Mixed As Market Hears Lawson Echoes In Boston
Market ends dull and steady with Amalgamated Copper under pressure after a weak dividend cue. Boston postings show Amalgamated slipping to 73 and closing near 74, while Centennial and United States Mining gain on tentative dividend prospects. Talks of Lawson influence hover as copper stocks falter and rail and electric stock activity remains uneven amid debt, earnings, and planned railroad work proposals.
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Mr. Lawson
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Fay
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Michigan
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Winona
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Allouez
Atlantic
Mass
Osceola
Parrott
Shannon
Victoria
Wolverine
Massachusetts
Pere Marquette
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Preferred
Mining and Stock Exchange
Arizona Commercial
Ahmeek
Bay State Gas
Horseshoe
Massachusetts Breweries
Pioneer-Lynn
Suburban Electric Common
White Knob
James F. Shaw
Providence
Pressed Steel Car Company
Boston Market Ex-Dividend and Rights Totals
Ex-dividend and box-rights data show first instalment paid. Total sales list includes 28 240 shares of listed stocks, bonds worth 60 925, 19 079 shares of unlisted stocks and 641 rights.
May and July grain futures with bear sentiment easing
Ennis and Stoppani quote Chicago Board of Trade board. Wheat May and July futures show modest recoveries after early losses. Bearish mood prominent but profit-taking by shorts and buying by bulls pegged the rebound. Corn stays heavy though not as weak as wheat, with liberal receipts and poor cash demand. Oats follow oats with late strength from corn and wheat.
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Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Pr. Cl
Chicago
New York Bonds Close Day Report Across Many Issues
Bond market roundup shows closing values for U S , Atchss, C&O, Penn, Read, StL, Tex Pac and others. Prices vary with U S 8s near 103 105 percent, rail and utility issues trading firm amid session activity. Strong gains seen in several 4s and conversion notes, with Nippon and Mexican issues noted in overseas pricing.
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Japan
L & No
Man c G
NJ Gog
Nor Pac
South Ry
Tex Pac
T,stl&w
UN Pac
Do Con
US Steel 2d
Wabash
Wes Md
W & LE
Wis Cen
Mining and finance notes on dividends and corporate moves
Daly West declares a March 15 dividend. Mercur mine ore seen at 182 raise. D J Sully’s NYSE membership sold for 76000. United Zinc assets shift to Maine firm with 6 million authorized stock and 1 million initial. Dividends on preferred stock 2 pct quarterly. Franklin Mining to explore Kearsarge lode with diamond drill. Atchison to spend 15 miles on second track from bond proceeds. Argentine yards and elevator upgrades planned. Jacob Berry & Co insolvency offers settlement and liquidation plan. 6c on dollar cash and 18c in notes offered.
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Daly-West
Salt Lake
Mercur
Consolidated Mercur
New York Stock Exchange
D. J. Sully
Frederick R. Tibbitts
United Zinc Companies
United Zinc Companies of New Jersey
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Treasury
Franklin Mining Company
Kearsarge Lode
Kendrick
The
Atchison
Argentine
Kan
Mexico
Albuquerque
Jacob Berry & Co
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Edwin G. Heath
New York Consolidated Market Mixed But Ends Strong
The New York Consolidated stock market traded irregularly with little selling pressure. Amalgamated Copper firmed after an early dip, New York Central and St Paul rose, and Reading, Erie, Missouri Pacific, and Union Pacific showed strength. The session closed with a buoyant tone and total sales of 211,500 shares.
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Vanderbilt
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RI & Paccom
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
US Steel
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Atchison Ee
Atlantic Coast Line
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Erle Coreenee
Hocking Valley
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St P & S
Ste M
Kansas & Texas
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Rock Island Co
St L & S F
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Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Am Car & Fdy
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rap Tran
Col Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Wy Btm
General Electric
International Paper
Republic Steel
Tenessee Coal & Iron
Va Carolina Chemical
Miet
Fleetrie
Wester
Wheat Market Firm On Export Demand And Seed Shortage
Chicago January 20 Improved export demand for Canadian wheat and a reported seed wheat shortage in Texas pushed futures higher. At the close May wheat rose fractionally, while corn and oats gained small amounts and provisions advanced 2 1 4 cents.
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Chicago
Texas
Dividends Declared by Several Firms in Feb
Pepperell Manufacturing and Cambridge Electric Light announce dividends of 6 per share repayable Boston area. Penh Seaney reukman and National Carbon list quarterly payments, with preferred 1 cent dividends.
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Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Gambridge Electric Light
Cambridge
Ectric Light Companuar i
Penh Seaney Reukman Company
Er National Carbon Company
Murray & Ir Win Earn High Total In Boston League Night
In the Greater Boston league series last night Murray & Ir Win captured three straight against Noddle and posted the night's high total of 1425. Other winners included Car ruth Harvard Square Winthrop Pythian Columbia Road Central and Terminal.
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Noddle
Perrerer
Rexford
Columbia Road
Grove Hall
Eeeseees
Central Ee
Everett
Knights of Columbus
Woburn
Mt. Bowdoin
South Boston
Essesees
Vere Cuveeein
Marquette
Back Bay
Ceva Dee Bbc
Federal
Socceeeees
Kenney Leads K of C Bowling League Standouts
John J. Kenney, president of the K of C bowling league, is also captain of the Mt. Bow team and regarded as one of the league’s top bowlers. Crawford studio shot accompanies the feature.
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Crawford Studio
John J. Kenney
K. of C
Kenney
Mt. Bowdoin
Amalgamated Copper declares dividends and transfer dates
At a directors meeting of the Amalgamated Copper Company a dividend of 1 percent and an extra dividend of 0.5 percent were declared payable February 27, 1905 to stockholders of record January 26, 1905 at 3 p.m. Transfer books close January 26 at 6 p.m. and reopen February 14 at 10 a.m. A. H. Melin, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
New York
A. H. Melin
Last performances and new bills rule Boston stages
The Tremont Theatre hosts the final performances of The County Chairman while James K. Hackett arrives Monday with The Fortunes of the King supported by Charlotte Walker and Flora Juliet Bowley. Mona May and her school girls close at Colonial Theatre, and Lulu Glaser debuts next Monday in A Madcap Princess. Various stars like Mary Tudor and Kythel Barrymore appear, with Zaza and La Passerelle at Boston Theatre and The Two Orphans all-star week ahead. Theater lists include Checkers at Globe, The Burgomaster week of Jan 30, and The Moneuvres of Jane closing at Castle Square today.
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James K. Hackett
Charlotte Walker
Flora Juliet Bowley
Mona May
Colonial Theatre
Lulu Glaser
Miss Glaser
Park Theatre
Boston
Edward B. Rice
Louis Mann
Gordon Blake
Charles B. Dillingham
Mr. Mann
Dorothy Revell
Edward Lee
Georgia Welles
Percy Lyndall
William Hassan
Charles Dade
Marie Bingham
Gertrude Doremus
Elsie Ferguson
Irene Frizzell
Bertie Bertrand
Ethel Howe
Mary Grant
John Drew
Hollis Street Theatre
Duke of
Checkers
Thomas Ross
Globe Theatre
Jane
Castle Square Theatre
Grand Opera House
Bowdoin Square Theatre
New York
Keith
Mary Norman
Sears
Violet Allen
Martini
Max Millian
Nessen
the Howard
Reno and Richards
Ernest Hogan
Luigi Dell’ Oro
John D. Gilbert
Sabel Johnson
Gavin and
Platt
Alpha Trio
Rose Aguinaldo
Jules
Ella Garrison
Caicedo
Jackson Family
Jane Courthope and Company
Ziska and King
Boston Music Hall
Pat Rooney
Knox Wilson
Georgia Gardner
Joseph Maddern
Jack Theo
Columbia
Kentucky Belles
Empire
Logan
Palace Theatre
Brigadiers
Edmund Hays
Mme. Schell
Austin & Stone’s
Krao
Cantabrigia Club hosts Japanese life drama and social
On Wednesday evening the Cantabrigia Club of Cambridge, led by Mrs. William H. Pear, presents a monologue drama Ko-ha-na-san by Miss Eda Sulette Nichols, followed by refreshments, cards and dancing. Next Monday, astronomy class led by Miss Henrietta Leavitt of Harvard will meet with Mrs. G. A. A. Pevey, and the Glee Club also gathers with Miss Ella F. Draper.
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Campride
William H. Pear
Eda Sulette Nichols
Henrietta Leavitt
Harvard Observatory
G. A. A. Pevey
Massachusetts Avenue
Glee Club
Ella F. Draper
Avon Street
Clergy Endorse Dr Agnew Powder in Toronto Letters
A passage notes clergymen from several denominations in Toronto endorse Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. Names listed include Bishop Sweatman Rev Dr Langtry Rev Dr Withrow Rev Dr Chambers and Dr Newman, all firm believers. Copies of their personal letters offered upon request.
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Bishop Sweatman
Langtry
Withrow
Chambers
Newman
Toronto
Canada
Harvard Interclass Meet Showed Strong Swimmer Feats
Harvard men dominated the interclass swimming carnival with a standout relay win in an unusually fast 60 yard race. Eliot Farley starred, contributing to the winning relay and scoring in the polo contest, as the team eyed a Yale clash next.
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Yale
Utes
Eliot Farley
Farley Sn
Philadelphia boxer Dave Holly III ill with pneumonia
Dave Holly III of Philadelphia has pneumonia and will be unavailable for an engagement next Tuesday in Salem. Sam Langford of Cambridge was wired by his club to confirm Holly's illness and withdrawal from the program. Sam Bolen of Philadelphia was named to fill the vacancy.
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Philadelphia
Sam Langford
Cambridge
the of Salem
Sam Bolen
Boylston Minstrel Show Planned by Local Club
The Boylston Athletic Association Plain plans its third minstrel program on Dudley Street with St. Alphonsus leaders coaching. End men include T McDonald J Kelcher Steiner Robert Clark and Jamaica nual troupe. Opera House hosts Feb featuring Harry Cleary with Omas English Charles John English Jr J Clifford Barton as interlocutor.
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Plain
Dudley
St. Alphonsus Assy
John Huegle
T McDonald
J. Kelcher
Steiner
Robert Clark Anij
Harry Cleary
Omas English
Charles Ohn English, Jr
J. Clifford Barton
Lawson Urges Papers to Promote "Magic Jimmy" Message
Thomas W. Lawson sent a nationwide plea to U S and Canadian papers urging exact knowledge trusts will spark a peaceful revolt. He claims to publish in February Everybody's Magazine, stating the venture cost him 40 000 to 50 000 dollars and asks others to contribute.
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