Money Stringency Outlook Dims Market Recovery
Wall Street reports a faltering recovery as money market stringency persists and relief measures from the Treasury lack official sanction. The sub-treasury shows a weekly loss of 5.665 million, while Albany cites a law on trust company reserves that pressures cash accumulation. Foreign exchange drops as discount rates ease in European capitals and margin calls hit speculative holdings.
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Wall Street
Treasury Department
Albany
Foreign Exchange
London
Berlin
Paris
Market Narrowly Higher After Short Covering Rally
The New York market opened with widespread weakness but quickly steadied as short covering and selective buying emerged led by Hill stocks. Copper and Amalgamated among others rose modestly while money rates hovered 6 to 7 percent. futures and legging issues showed limited activity with mixed afternoon gains.
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State Street
London
Union Pacific
Dulness
Anaconda
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Reading
Steel Common
Eeere
Eaeen Atresia Eee Dyas
OCR
New York
Hoston
Ciortingge
Boston
Sub-treasury
Sub-treasury -Devils
Daioh
Amalgamated
Copper Range
North Butte
Lake
Wolverine
Franklin
Allouez
Bingham
Massachusetts Gas
Chicago Grain Quotations from Ennis and Stoppant
Grain prices show slight gains and losses across wheat corn and oats with May July and September quotes. Ennis and Stoppant note a weak wheat session, long-position pressure from Eastern interests, and a larger supply outlook including 1,750,000 bushels rise in Minneapolis and Duluth.
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Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Ennis & Stoppani
Copper Range declares quarterly dividend in 1906
At a February 28, 1906 board meeting Copper Range Consolidated Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1.25 dollars per share payable March 31, 1906 to stockholders of record March 7, 1906. Transfer books close March 7 and reopen April 2. Frederic Stanwood, Treasurer.
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Franklin
Dane, Smith & Co
Allouez
Calumet & Heela
Lake
Mohawk
Isle Royale
New Haven Railroad
Boston & Worcester Street Railway Company
New Haven
James H. Perkins
American Loan and Trust Company
Champion Mining Company
Dominion Coal Company
General Electric Company
Brazil
Wolverine Mining Company
J. E. Gilcrease
Burnham Bennett & Co
Boston Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Winter
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Coler
Long Island Railroad
Duluth
Tron Trade Review
J. J. Hill
Mesaba Range
United States Steel Corporation
George Orm
Consolidated Mercur
Golden Gate
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nevada Consolidated
Boston & Nevada Copper Mining Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper & Gold Milling and Mining Company
Boston Exchange
New York & Nevada Copper Company
White Pine County
Nevada
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Soule
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Board of
Frederic Stanwood
Bond market snapshot from The Boston Market page
The page lists bond quotations with recent bids and trades for issues including Am Tel and T 4s, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe 4s, Chicago and North Western 4s, Seattle Electric 5s, U S Steel 2d 5s, West Tel and Tel 5s, and related adj 4s. Prices range around 92 to 102 with varied yields and trade sizes from 1,000 to 15,000.
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Car & Koundry
Amer
Amer Hide & Sea
Amer Ice Securities
Atchison Ee
I, Inc
Atlantic Co East
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Oown
Fanesol Pacific
Canadian Central of
New Jersey
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
Cc & St Louis
Golorado Uel & Lion Doo
Colorado & Southern
Ewe
Consolidated Gas
DOO
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande Ood
Sis Dols Distillers Securities
Iowa Centra
Kansas City Southern
Louisville &Nashville
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ryss
Mexican Central
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minn
St Paul
SSM
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Han & Tex
New York Central
New York
Out & West
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
People’ S Gas
Pittsburg
Aden
Republic Teel
Rock Island Co
Sloss
Sheffield
St Louis
Southern Pacific
Ooty
Gag Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific Tee
Toledo
St Ll. & W Pref 800 5514 Ee 541, iTmnion Pacific
S Rubber
Celes
U S Steel
Virginia Carolina Chem
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central Ee
Tel & T
T&s F
Seattle
U S Steel 2d
West Tel & T
R.f
N.r
C&o
Cc & A
Hols Ri&p
Mars
Japan
Man C.g
M &Sl
M.k&t
NJ Cab
W c
Tex & P
Org
U S
We&le
Boston curb market shows mixed mining stock activity
Active trading at the Boston curb market centered on Raven Mining steady near 7. Arizona Commercial slipped to 81 1 2 with scarce supply. Mitchell Mining and Troy Manhattan strong with gains to 13 1 2 and 41 8 respectively. Greene rose to 28 amid improving prices.
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Exchange Place
Raven
Arizona
Mitchell Mining
Troy Manhattan
Greene
Arizona Commercial
Butte Coalition
Junction Vcuues
Keewenaw
Lake Superior
Pitsburg
N. E. Gold & Copter
National Mining & & Exploration
Nevada-Utah
Pittsburg & Duluth
Pittsburg
Montana
Raven Mining
Utah-Apex
Osceola Annual Report Figures Guide Local Telecomm Firms
The page lists multiple telephone and electrical firms with shorthand figures and percent figures. Firms include Am Tel and T and Western Tel with prefixed numbers and percentage lines. Edison Electric, Gen Elec, Georgia El and Bos Wor El appear among miscellaneous entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel & T
Cumberland
Bos & Sub
Silly
Edison
H& Gen
Georgia
Dividends Payable Notices for Four Companies
The Wolverine Mining Company declares semi annual dividends payable April 2. The Minneapolis St Paul Sault Ste Marie Railway Company issues regular semi annual dividends of 81 percent on preferred and 2 percent on common payable April 16. The Cambria Iron Company pays 2 percent on its dividend due April 2.
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The
Wolverine Mining Company
Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste Marie Railway Company
Cambria Iron Company
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Presented at Potter Hall
A large gathering enjoyed the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde production at Potter Hall last evening. P. H. Ames starred as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with Edith Marshall as Agnes Carew and M. D. Witt as Dr. Lanyon drawing strong applause.
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Potter Hall
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
P. H. Ames
Agnes Carew
Edith Marshall
Lanyon
M. D. Witt
Jekyll
Hyde
Utterson
Metcalf
Dranyell
Danvers Carew
F. J. Murphy
Johnson
A. Austin
Newcomb
Murphy Abraham Poole
Raite
eTace
Austin Agnes Cateow
Ccc
Rebecca Moore
Daisy Levy Turin
H. Thurston
Building Burnham Ward at City Hospital
City Hospital trustees begin construction of the two story Lamont G. Burnham ward funded by a legacy. The project costs 150000 dollars for the building and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont G. Burnham
The
City Hospital
Railroad orders 1500 box cars signal large freight boost
Fitchburg March 1 Boston and Maine orders 1000 box cars from Pressed Steel Car Company for April delivery and 500 from Pullman for November delivery. The freight rate rise and expected next season growth drive the sizable procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Pressed Steel Car Company
Pullman Company
Boston Interests Control Lease of Pere Marquette
A Boston led committee including Nathaniel Thayer and W W Crapp handles Pere Marquette matters amid a lease dispute with Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton. Stockholders questioned the C H D lease vote. US Mortgage Trust’s nonparticipation keeps abrogation in abeyance. Key investors Stephen Gale and CG R Wheedon opposed the protective group led by Thayer. Angell of Detroit represented the opposing side.
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Boston
Detroit
Nathaniel Thayer
W. W. Crapp
New Bedford
George H. Norman
Newport
R. I
Mark T. Cox
Sydney R. Hart
Pere Marquette Railroad
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Pere Marquette
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
Stephen H. Gale
Exeter
N. 11
the Road
CG. R. Wheedon
Providence
Old Colony Trust Company
A. Co, Angell
Foraker Speech Spurs Boston Business District Debate
Senators and local merchants debate Senator Foraker s anti Hepburn stance on railroad differentials. Boston merchants warn that restricting differentials could ruin local trade while urging support to keep export rates equal across Atlantic ports. Prominent voices include Daniel D. Morss Bernard J. Rothwell A Fred Brown and W O Blaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Foraker
Senate
Ohio Statesman
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Foraker
Daniel D. Morss
Bernard J. Rothwell
Bay State Milling Company
A. Fred Brown
Ww. O. Blaney
Blaney, Brown & Co
Atlantic
Red Cross Japan famine relief total reaches $2301.45
Massachusetts Red Cross official Gardiner Lane thanks donors at 44 State Street for famine relief in Japan. Previous total $1254.45 plus new contributions from Mrs. Susan B. Cabot Ginn & Co. and many others bring the total to $2301.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner M.lane
Maassachusetts
American National Red Cross
State Street
Japan
Susan B. Cabot
Ginn & Co
Mre
Ss. E. Peabody
Chase & Sanborn
John Souther
Edward W. Grew
Linn Boyd Porter
Susan Upham
Fulton O’ Brien
Old Shanghai
Charles Allen
Edward IL. Pierce
Elizabeth KR. Simmons
Elvira R. Gould
I. B. Wilson
Ernest IF. Henderson
Somo
Ea H
Brookline
William H. Cobb
J. McGrath
Edgar BP. Benjamin
F. B. Homans
George T. Angell
Pamela O. Bond
FF. Bond
David ©. Lyon
Fred WW. Wiowin
Newton Centre
Moore, Baker & Co
Aaron H. Uatham
A. M. Robbins
Allston
Winchester
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Osceola
Hardle, Bonner & Co
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Exchange Building
W. W. Allen
Greene-Gold-Silver Company
Navidad
Butte
East Butte
Yankee Bay
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack Mining Company
the Pullman
Torring
Union Land Unit
US Steel
Elast
NEW York Bonds
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bicesia Ateaacient
Cea Fond Non Eee
Osceola Annual Report
Bos
Bos & Low
Bos & Me
Ae Bos & Prov
C & M cl
NY & NH
NY Central
Old Colony
bUnion Pac
West End
Allouez Sence
Bonanza Steee
bCal & Hec
Centennial
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Elm River
Old Domin
Quincy
Rhode
Santa Fe
Shannon
Tamarack
Tecumseh
Tennessee
Trinity
United Cop
BOI
Utah
Victoria
Washington
Winona
Wyandot
DR. Jekyll and MR. Hyde
William W. Crapo
New England Protective Committee
Lhink Rate Law
Massachusetts
Entertainments
Mass
Harry Houdini
Keith’s Theatre
Henry Siegel Co
John McCann
George Holfelder
James McEnaught
Thos. A. Sullivan
Edward. Guphill
David A. Dooley
Boston, Mass
Empire Empire Stock Co
Lindsay
Mgr
Rosedale
Hollis
Hsdtee
Isaac B. Rich
S. Satur
Charles
Mat
Lord R Robson
Ann
Down Town
Winter St
Julius Caesar
GLOBE The _ Grea
Ole and
Dill
Truss
Labor Agiong Eternal City
Thea
Charles Dillingham
Frank Daniels
Richard Mansfield
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lyce Own
Go Oa
Penigh
Bowdoin
Sou Te Tre
Veer
Tremont
David Belasco
Leslie Carter
Adrea
John Luther Long
Belasco Theatre
CADET
MIR
R. A. Barnet
Dramatic Somme and Dramatic Company
Tirstorps Cadets
MSS Pocahontas
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Luscombe Neavelle
Charles Irohman
Esther
Company OF 100
ALL Star
Whietde
Wriday
Howard
M. Ikkosta
Norton
Eo Kkane Rooney
Harper
Desmond
Burris
Harry la Marr
Okan
Daigatain
Rose Sydeil
Vickers
Sas Waashingten St Vants
Rane Payor Bos Ae Aento
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