Heavy unloading in special stocks signals market pullback
Wall Street opened with renewed speculative selling driving prices lower and ending weak after heavy unloading before the close. Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper steadied the list until UP began to crumble, hurting the general market. High priced issues like St Paul Reading and the Pacifics showed threatened breaks as the session ended.
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Amalgamated Copper
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Reading
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New York Stocks Hold Bullish Tone Despite Late Declines
New York stocks opened firmer with notable gains in Union Pacific Amalgamated and American Car. A rumor of an UP dividend boost spurred early buying, but a broad selloff pared gains as stop-loss orders appeared. Copper shares led late strength with Boston Consolidated Woolen issues advancing. Baltic and other miners reported favorable year ends.
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Dividends Payable by New England Telegraph and Telephone
The New England Telegraph and Telephone Company declares a quarterly dividend of 113 percent payable February 15. The payment covers the latest quarter and is issued to stockholders of record on a specified date.
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Boston curb market shows active trading and price gains
The Exchange place curb market was fairly active with demand for Utah Apex and Raven rising to 88 and 6 respectively. Eagle and Blue Bell saw solid buying from locals, while Mexico Consolidated advanced to 1273 as activity grew.
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Ee Tees
Evenue
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Tdaho Development
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Aw Greene Gold & Silver
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St Marys Mineral Land Co annual report 1905 highlights
The St Marys Mineral Land Company reports 1905 receipts of 678 949 dollars and expenditures of 678 949 dollars. Land sales totaled 225 792 dollars while real property included 95 839 acres and mineral rights in 14 216 acres. The King Philip Company acquired 1040 acres with 50 000 shares issued to landowners. Champion mine produced 15 707 426 pounds copper from 608 745 tons of rock at about 7.12 cents per pound cost, selling slightly above 15 cents per pound.
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Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis & Stoppani Report
Grain letter notes wheat prices fluctuated with heavy selling pressure, long liquidations at the close, and several large future lines needed before a notable advance. Corn and oats held steady with slight late-day softening amid light volume and limited market features.
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Bicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
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Fowest
Statehood Bill Wins Test Vote In House
Washington Jan 24 The House adopted the state hood rule preventing amendment to the joint statehood bill by 192 to 165. Tension marked the 90 minutes of debate with laughter and applause in the galleries. A vote on passage is set for tomorrow.
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