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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1905

Page

8

Market's feverish rally fading amid profit taking

Wall Street faced a heavy day of trading as bears led price declines and outsiders rushed to take profits. New York Central Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Pennsylvania fell while Amalgamated and Brooklyn Rapid Transit showed resilience. Local Boston market steadier with United States Shoe Machine easing and Daly West dividend and mining reports drawing attention.

Wall Street New York Central Union Pacific Southern Pacific Pennsylvania United States Boston New York State Street Amalgamated, Erie Brooklyn Roaid Transit St. Paul Louisville & Nashville Standard Oil Vanderbilt Amalgamated Centennial Quincy Allouez United States Mining Wolverine Adventure Mass Franklin Old Dominion Shannon Trinity Winona Boston Elevated Boston & Worcester Dominion Iron United Fruit Massachusetts Gas State House Mining and Stock Exchange Massachusetts Breweries Textile Machine Company United Zine Common Atchison Ilo Atlantic Coast Line Ohio Baltimore Canadian Pacific Central of Newsen Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Alton Chicago Great Western Chicago & Northwestern Oo Chicago Mil & St Paul Chicago Ter & Trans BOO C & St Louis Colorado & Southern Delaware & Hudson den & Rio Grande Eerie Teers Hocking Valley Illinois Central Enenene Ienses City Southern Loulaville Nashville Manhattan Mexican Centraee Eee Minn St Paul SSM Missouri Pacific Mipeotist, Kan & Tex Nat R Tt of Mexico New York, On & West Norfolk & Western Pittsburg OC & St Us Rock Island Co St. Louis Southwestern Southern Railway Texas & Pacific Toledo, St Louis & West Eeewee Wabash SOO Wisconsin Ptra Amalgamated Copper Amer Car & Ass Pa Dal Amer Cotton Oi Amer Smelting Amer Sugar Amer Tobacco Pic Aeer Anaconda Minin Co Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel Iron Oseer Distillers Securities General Electric Fee International Paper Pacific Mail People’s Gas Wee Pullman Palace Republic Steel Tennessee Coal & Tron U S Leather U S Rubber Ray Oe US Steel Virginia Carolina Chem Westinghouse. Pref. Electric Western Union Clos Igh Bell Tel Tel & Tel A, T&s F A 'C Seattle Oni TIM Am Ag Chem Pr Top & SF T& SF Pr Atlantic Bingham Bonanza Bos & Maine Bos & Prov Bos & War aCal & Hecla Ju_& Stk Ch, RI & Pac Daly-West Dom Tom Ir & Steel Edison Fl Il Fitenburg Pr Nu Ory Franklin Ga Rr & Elec Lys Gen Electric Wg Granby Greene Guanamato Isle Royale Asa Mass Electric eMass Mergenthal Lin Michigan KH Yel & Tel Pullman Co Seattle Electric Sumy Do So Pacific Swift & Co Tamarack Tennessee United Shoe Gs &T Utah Victoria West End D&x

New York Bonds End Period Prices Mixed Amid Sluggish Trade

Prices for New York bonds closed varied with several issues showing small gains while others slipped. Notable mentions include US government 4s and corporate names such as Atlas and US Steel reflecting a cautious session as traders weighed yields and demand against late February notices.

Shamrock and Rose Irish Drama to Benefit Gaelic School

The Gaelic League of Boston's Dramatic Club reports progress on the 1798 revolution themed drama The Shamrock and Rose to be staged tomorrow night at Dudley Street Opera House. Proceeds will aid the Gaelic School in launching its quarterly publication.

Gaelic League of Boston Dudley Street Opera House Gaelic League Dramatic Club League Ireland

Wheat futures tumble as May contract weakens

Chicago reports a sharp May wheat drop of 25-8 3-4 cents with July off 2 cents and May corn down 7-8-1. Weakness stemmed from yesterday’s slump and belief May deal was abandoned by Wall Street promoters, prompting heavy selling by commission houses. Local receipts: 462 cars, six contract grade. cash houses active sellers amid ample supply.

Chicago Wall Street

Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Outlook

Ennis and Stoppan report a broad May wheat weakness with heavy midday selling and a near day low. Corn saw profit taking by large holders amid an easy tone, while oats held firm on early covering before closing weak. July wheat looks cheap with bearish sentiment persisting.

Ennis & Stoppan ChicaGo Board of Trade State Mutual Chicago Ennis & Stoppant

Acting Mayor Malden This Week As Inauguration Prep

Chairman of the Board of Aldermen Fred R. Robinson will serve as acting mayor for several days while Mayor Ilastings is in Washington for President Roosevelt's inauguration celebration. The mayor starts tomorrow and will reach Washington Saturday morning.

Malden Fred R. Robinson Ilastings Fis Washington Roosevelt

Judge Emmons Said Hurt In Court Square Accident

A crowd cried Emmons hurt as a carriage pole struck Moses Pattee of Watertown near Court street and Court square. Judge Emmons stood unhurt but agitated, planning an ordinance to adjust carriage poles after the close call.

Emmons Court Square Young Cornhill Court Street East Boston Tunnel Commissioner Curtis Young’s Hotel Moses Pattee Watertown Pattee Young's

Market pauses after heavy trading amid uneven gains

New York traders note gains fading as profit taking spreads after days of heavy activity. Union Pacific blocks absorbed, Southern Pacific buoyant, New York Central and Erie show declines. overall market irregular with a 1 percent daily loss. Total volume 384,120 shares.

Connecticut Averages Earnings In 20th Labor Report

Hartford Feb 28. Labor Commissioner Scoville submitted the 20th annual report of the bureau of labor statistics. It shows the average annual earnings at $468.45 and average daily earnings at $1.59 for workers in 2011 establishments employing 140,848 people.

Hartford Conn Scoville Bureau of Labor Statistics

Civil Service exam for firemen set March 13

The United States Civil Service Commission announces a physical examination for candidates for firemen in the post office and sub-treasury building. Applicants must be 21 to 50 years old.

United States Civil Service Commission Post Office Sub-Treasury Building

Neuralyic Pain Rheumatic Pain Instantly Relieved Painkiller 303

A pill marketed as Neuralyic Pain claims instant relief for rheumatic pain. The advertisement touts rapid action and relief from chronic joint discomfort with a noted formula 303. No clinical data provided.

Felis Fox Presents Rosenthal Variations at Steinert Hall

Felix Fox gave a pianoforte recital at Steinert Hall featuring Moritz Rosenthal Variations and works by Chopin, Gilbert, Chabrier, and Faure. The performance drew strong acclaim, with the Rosenthal variations praised for technical mastery and emotional impact, and Fox receiving numerous recalls and an extra number.

Felix Fox Steinert Hall H. F. Gilbert Alpheraky Rosenthal Kgabio Fox Mr. Fox Moritz Rosenthal

Columbus Foresters Mark 25th Anniversary Dance

The Columbus Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters observed its 25th anniversary with a social and dance at St. Rose Hall last evening. About 40 members and friends participated, led by Johnes Cannabell as floor director and Daniel J. Fitzpatrick as assistant with aides listed. The guest list included H. C. R. Timothy B. Reardon and Dr. F. J. McQueeney among others.

Columbus Court Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters St. Rose Hall Johnes Cannabell Daniel J. Fitzpatrick T. W. Gleeson M. T. Gleeson C. J. Quinlan M. T. Milliken F. A. Fleming T. F. Hussey H. C. R. Timothy B. Reardon F. J. McQueeney H. 8. C. Charles B. Bonning

Parker House Ex Head Waiter Receives Loving Cup

Marcelin Sirvain, longtime Parker House head waiter, ended his connection with the hotel to start his own business at 18 Eliot Street. Friends gathered as Harry Boutillier presented him with a silver loving cup. Attendees included Frank Chauncey Mullen William Walters Joseph Cotter Henry Martine and Theodore Bramstein.

Parker House Marcelin Sirvain Eliot Street Harry Boutillier Sirvain Frank Chauncey Mullen William Walters Joseph Cotter Henry Martine Theodore Bramstetin

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