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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1906

Page

9

Bears Drive At Amalgamated Stocks Hit Late Rally

Wall Street reports a dull market with pressure on Amalgamated Copper and uneven closes across names such as Union Pacific Reading and Consolidated Gas. The day features higher money rates, a rise in some copper issues, and notable moves in Wolverine Tecumseh and Rhode Island amid mixed London cues and local banking adjustments.

Wall Street Amalgamated Union Pacific Amalgamated Copper State Street London Erie Northern Pacific Reading Steel Common Clearing House New York Eveeserenae Boston Clearings Boston Istisweneenn Leeere Sub-treasury Treasury Roe Bankers’ Sterling Ale Buses Giatse Reichsmarks Gudeis Siisse Franklin Tecumseh Rhode Island Wolverine United Copper Boston Consolidated Low Amalgamated Copper Amer Car & Foundry Amer Hide & Leath American Ice Securities American Locomotive Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Ee Shesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Alton Chicago Great Western Chicago & Northwestern Chie Mil & St Paul Chicago Term & Trans C & St Colorado Fuel & Tran Delaware & Hudson Denver & Rio Grande SS Distillers’ Securities Abe Iowa Gentral Kansas City Southern Louisville & Nashville Manhattan L Va Metropolitan Securities Metropolitan St Ry Minneapolis & St. Louis Io Minn Missouri Pacific Kansas & Texas New York Central Ontario & Western Norfolk & Western Pennsylvania Republic Steel Southern Railway United States Rubber United States Steel Virginia Carolina Chem Wabash Ee Westinghouse Eledric Western Union NBL Wisconsin Central A Mass Michigan Nevada North Butte Old Colony Osceola Utah Canadian Northern Bos & Sub Dan OLB & Wo el Georgia Elgyi Rock Island St Louis San Francisco Reece Savannah el Fae Seattle Pullman Chicago & Alton Torringec Union Land United Een West Flores Mobile & Ohio Omerai Bos Con Co Buffalo & Susquehanna Domin Tron Isle Royale Montana Swift Co Gulf & Ship Island Janee Gross

Waterfront Fish Prices and Vessel Movements Report

Fish dealers faced tight supplies with receipts at 106000 pounds as only four vessels arrived. Haddock sold at 8 cents to 5, cod at 5 cents, hake and pollock at 4 cents per pound. Vessels named include Alice M Guthrie and Priscilla with various cargoes. other ships cleared for Montevideo and Norfolk. The sea traffic noted shifts near Cape Henry and a shift in the Pollock Rip buoy position.

Haddock Helen J. Seitz Carter Norfolk Pallas Addie M. Lawrence Kreger President Roads Newport News Cape Henry

Shipping News Mini Almanac March 3 Ocean Arrivals and Cleared Vessels

Sun rises 6 17 a m sets 5 56 p m length day 11 hours 19 minutes. Arrivals include Steamers Savxonia Charles Sumner Mongolian Aranmore and more with passengers and merchandise across Halifax Liverpool Boston Yarmouth St John Gloucester Philadelphia Norfolk and others. Cleared steamers Iberian and Maryland and other vessels sailed toward London Boston and other ports. multiple tugs and barges noted in port activity with vessels proceeding to Savannah Weehawken and Newport News.

Savxonia Charles Liverpool Queenstown Charlies Sumner Mongolian Stirrat Glasgow Halifax Aranmore Couillard N. S Boston MacKenzie Yarmouth St. Croix Thompson St. John N. B Eastport Portland Chattahoochee Burroughs Savannah Gloucester Dizer Baltimore Norfolk Persian Smith Philadelphia Seaboard Holmes New York Flecter Keene Cassie Vac Penobscot Curtis Winterport Dingley Dennison Braddock Malvern Tipton Newport News Waltham, McConnell Dunlo Oxford Ardmore Portsmouth N. H Rebecca Palmer Clarke Elizabeth Palmer Charles A. Campbell Pearce Wind N Weehawken Helen J. Seitz Norfolk, Va Addie M. Lawrence

Wheat and oats advance in Chicago grain quotations

Ennis and Stoppani report May wheat hit 80% on renewed demand from shorts and local operators mining for a rally. July and Sept prices moved choppily with mixed signals as offerings outpaced demand, while oats showed modest gains.

Chicago Fanis & Stoppsani Chicago Board of Trade State Mutual Building Ennis & Stoppani

Secretary Shaw to deposit 10 million in public banks

Secretary Shaw announced a temporary deposit of 10 million dollars in public banks. The action, disclosed March 2, aims to stabilize federal funds and ensure liquidity across public financial institutions amid market uncertainties.

Washington Shaw Today

Raven Mining stock soars amid heavy demand in trading

Dealings in Raven Mining dominated today as the stock kept rising from 7% to higher levels. East Butte moved to 11% before easing to 10%, while Eagle and Blue Bell fell to 2% and Mitchell Mining remained strong in activity.

Acme Butte London Butte Coalition Calumet Arizona Cumberland Mining Dominion Copper Eagle & Blue Bell Fast Butte Greene Copper International Rotary Junction Eeet Reeeeeseens Sen Jim Butler Noo Lane Superior Pittsburg Majestic Sa Mexico Fao Mitchell E. Gold & Copper Iggie Raven Lab Santa Ysabel Troy-Manhattan Utah Raven Mining East Butte Mitchell Mining

Dividend notices from railways and steel firm

Swift and Co pays 1 percent quarterly dividends onApril 2. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway pays 1 percent on April 2. Railway Steel Spring Company pays 2 percent semi annually on April 2. Boston and Albany Railroad pays 2 dollars per share quarterly on March 31.

Pittsburg Duluth Cole Lake Superior & Pittsburg Company American Ice Company of New York Consolidated Exchange Broadway Exchange Place New Street Produce Exchange Globe General Chemical Company Chicago Great Western Boston & Worcester Boston News Bureau New Haven Railroad Rhode Island Kearsarge Lode Financial Department Canadian Pacific Albert Watts Tonopah Goldfield Bullfrog Manhattan New Nevada Consolidated Northampton Mass Swift & Co Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company The Railway Steel Spring Company Boston & Albany Railroad

Bows Sheathed in Icy Armor Amid Sea Recovery

Four steamers labored in from sea with decks and rails buried in frozen spray. The Allan liner Moneelian from Glasgow, the Plant line Aranmore from Halifax, the Chatta hoochee from Savannah, and the Mongolian touched Halifax en route. The Aranmore was 20 hours late. the Chattahoochee and Boston spent hours clearing ice while the Mongolian completed the voyage in rough seas. 110 passengers arrived aboard the Boston.

Allan Moneelian Stirratt Glasgow Plant Line Aranmore Boston Yarmouth Chattahoochee Savannah Halifax

Lillian Runs Aground Near Lovell's Island

The Boston fishing vessel Lillian grounded on the southeast Lovell's Island coast after a morning head wind. Captain Costa arranged with Ross Towboat, Betsy Ross secured 12,500 pounds of fish and delivered it to the fish pier for dealers. The Lillian is a new vessel with only a few trips since launching.

Lillian Boston Lovell's Island Captain Costa Ross Towboat Company Betsy Ross

Ice Crusted Decks As Vessel Returns With Fresh Fish

The schooner Alice M. Guthrie arrived at the wharf after a trip carrying 66 000 pounds of fresh fish. Intense cold and constant spray iced over rigging hull and decks burying them under tons of ice. Captain Guthrie and crew earned about 2000 dollars from the voyage.

Alice M. Guthrie Guthrie

Buffalo Man Arrested Here on Forgery Charge

Frank R. Levine of 588 Spring Street Buffalo NY was arrested by Patrolman Teary of Station 2 on a forgery charge for attempting to pass a $20 check drawn on the National Exchange Bank with the name C A Spencer affixed on John H. Johnson a cigar dealer at 152 Federal Street Johnson doubted the check’s validity

Frank R. Levine Spring Street Buffalo N. Y Teary National Exchange Bank C. A. Spencer John H. Johnson Federal Street Johnson

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