COPPERS SAG A BIT ON PROFIT TAKING
Wall Street reports a cautious mood with profit taking, but gains persist in many stocks as speculation shifts. London money markets hesitate to accept American rails as collateral amid price instability fears and a potential New York tax on stock transfers.
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Wall Street
London
Albany
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilt Group
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Lackawanna
Ontario & Western
United States
Boston
New York
Holland stockholders lose control of Kansas City Southern
The Kansas City Star reports Holland stockholders lose control of the Kansas City Southern railway as the annual meeting adjourns to May 17. Active stock buyers include the Gates combination, Rock Island interests, the Harriman clique, and Edward Hawley has made large purchases. Ownership will emerge after the voting trust expires.
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Kansas City
Holland
Kansas City Southern Railway
The
Star
Gates Combination
Rock Island
Harriman Clique
Edward Hawley
Plant Shoe Co Banquets Foremen At Loxbury
The Thomas G Plant Shoe Company of Loxbury held a banquet for its 165 foremen at the American House last evening. Speeches were given by M W L Ratcliffe treasurer and toastmaster W J McGaffee superintendent F R Maxwell manager department of sales and others including A C Grover purchasing agent C M Lawrence assistant superintendent and A E Clark credit department. The event featured vaudeville entertainment and listed many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Plant Shoe Company
Loxbury
M. W.L. Ratcliffe
W. J. McGaffee
F. R. Maxwell
H B. Herman
W. L. Ratcliffe
The
Plant Shoe Company
F. R. Briggs
A. C. Grover
C. M. Lawrence
A. E. Clark
Thomas Breen
Edward R. Sheak
V. Hooper
I. M. Jordan
T. D. Gotshall
F. H. Rowson
G. J. Smith
A. H. Hundly
BF. Herman
F. L. Richardson
N. Curtis
New England Telephone to Hold Bond Tender Offers
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company invites holders of its Third Fourth and Fifth Series bonds payable 1906 1907 and 1908 to tender for sale and surrender at the Boston treasurer’s office by noon March 20 1905. If more than fifty bonds per series are tendered the company will redeem the fifty lowest priced shares on April 1 1905 with a maximum payment of 1020 per 1000 bond plus accrued interest.
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Tecumseh
Laurium
Kearsarge Lode
London
Allouez Mining Company
Atlantic Mining
United Fruit Company
James J. Storrow
Lee, Higginson & Co
Boston
Old Dominion Company
Gila Valley Railroad
Old Dominion
Smith
Majestic Copper Company
Armstrong, Schirmer & Co
Schirmer
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Loan and Trust Company of
Milk Street
Mass
WM. R. Driver
New York Bonds Close With Mixed U S and Rail Notes
Bond market shows mixed closes with U S issues at around 104 across various 2s and 4s. Rail and utility bonds like Atch g ll 4s and C & O 4s trade near par to mid 100s. Regional notes such as Mex Cen 4s and N Ry Me 4s post varied gains and losses amid scanner of rates, with several 4s from Col Mid and StL lines hovering around the 90s to 100s.
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Japan
L&no
Man c G
M, K
JC G
Nor Pac
N & Weo
W&l E
Stock Market Irregularity Marks New York Trading Day
New York Consolidated lists a day of uneven trading with prices dipping before recovering in parts. Leaders included New York Central, St. Paul, American Smelting, Ontario & Western, Illinois Central, Union Pacific, each rising 1 to 3 points as broader activity remains buoyant in standard issues and the industrial sector.
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Hig Low
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Hoy
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great West
Chicago & Northwest
Chicago
Mil & St P
Chicago Ter & Trans So
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Ol & Southern 2d
Delaware& Tudson
del Lack
West
Denver & Rio Grande
Hocking Valley
Do Zoo
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Securities
Metropolitan St Ry
Mexican Central
Minn & St Louis
St P & S Ste M
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kan &Tex
New York Central
Pittsburg
CC & St L
Hilly Rock Island Co
Il St Louis St L & San
Southwestern
Amalgamated Copper
Car & Foundry
Smelting & Refng
Am Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated
Securities
General Electric
International Paper
International Pump Pr
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
New York
St. Paul
American Smelting
Ontario & Western
Union Pacific
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
HighLow
Amal Copper
Eeee
Ateh
Top & SF
Brooklyn Rap Tran
Central
Ontario & West
Pennsylvania
Dosl Tec Nels Aera
Boston Market Shares Move After Ex-Dividend and Rights
The Boston Market reports ex-dividend and ex-rights status with the first instalment and assessment paid. Total sales show listed stocks 79,428 shares, unlisted stocks 21,309 shares, bonds $35,000, rights 5,406.
Dividends Payable By Several Firms This Quarter
United Fruit Company pays a quarterly dividend of 1 percent on April 15. Mergenthaler Linotype issues a quarterly dividend of 21.46 percent on March 31. National Licorice Company declares a quarterly 14 percent preferred dividend due March 31.
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United Fruit Company
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
National Licorice Company
Exchange Postponed to April 1
The Consolidated Railway Company declares it cannot deliver debenture certificates in exchange for interim receipts issued for Berkshire Street Railway stock around March 15. Deliveries will be possible on or about April 1, 1905.
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New Haven
Conn
Consolidated Railway Company
Berkshire Street Railway Company
Fisher fleet at T wharf reports strong haddock and cod landings
Seventy three vessels docked at the T wharf with 237900 pounds haddock 180000 cod 65509 hake 2200 pollock 9700 ecusk and 3000 halibut. Highliners Squanto Gertrude Mary C Santos Mystery led mixed catches while many schooners carried cargo and slow wreckage from Quero Bank noted. Liners Winifredian Aries and others reflect busy harbor freight and sea trade.
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T Wharf
Gertrude
Mary C. Santos
Mystery
Rose Standish
Viking
Two-Forty
Meteor
Seaconer
Ida 8. Brooks
Mary A. Gleason
Emily Cooney
Oliver F. Kilham
Catharine Enos
Fish Hawk
Valentinna
Florida
Flora J. Sears
Governor Russell
Tecumseh
Nokomis
Hattie F. Knowlton
Emerald
Annie Perry
Yankee
Stranger
Jamess. Steele
Louisa Sylva
Helen B. Thomas
Olive F. Hutchins
Philip P. Manta
Mary Edith
Metacomet
Henrietta G. Martin
Mattie D. Brundage
Rita A
Viitor
Sloop Maxwell
Addock
Hake
Quero Bank
Shipping News Miniature Al Manac March 15
Daily almanac notes sunrise and sunset times with day length and moon set details. Provides high water times and general nautical data for March 15.
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Shipping News Miniature al. Manac
Chicago grain quotations and commentary from Ennis and Stoppani
Chicago board of trade quotations show May wheat at 113 open high 141% close 113% with July and September trading around 93 and 88% amid broad market activity. Corn May 49 and July 49% with strong May demand and July/Sept interest. Oats May 81% and July 81% with corn boom influence. Ennis and Stoppani note nervous early dealing but firm tone and suggest selling September and July on further advances. They report strong May corn buying and wide participation by commission houses.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Third Annual Purin Masquerade Ball Planned
Invitations issued for the third annual Purin masquerade ball hosted by the Kurlander Young Men's Charitable Association on Monday evening at Howe Hall Huntington Avenue. Jacob Falkson J Kahm and Max Lazerson oversee arrangements.
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Purin
Kurlander Young Men’s Charitable Association
Howe Hall
Huntington Avenue
Jacob Falkson
J. Kahm
Max Lazerson
Maritime Movement Ledger of Steamers and Tugs
A listing of steamers and schooners including Callisto Weilbes Hamburg Juniata Nickerson Hector Keene James Whitney Grove Calvin Austin Dennison City of Gloucester Godfrey and others with barges and tugs moving between Baltimore New York Philadelphia Portland Gloucester Boston and Nantasket Roads. Last noted at anchorage below Boston Light with several towing operations.
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Callisto
Weilbes
Hamburg
Cape Breton
Kemp
Louisburg
C. B
Juniata
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Aries
Philadelphia
Hector
Keene
James
Whitney
Grove
New York
Calvin Austin
Dennison
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mars
Chandler
Indian Ridge
Monitor
Fred FB
Richards
Benjamin
Rockland
R. Lime Company
Mentor, Barter
Multnomah
Pierce
Lunesville
Mass
Saxonia
Queenstown
Liverpool
Margaretha
Ital
Havana
Gorsemore
Antwerp
Nacoochee
Savannah
Huron
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
Kershaw
Indian
H. M. Whitney
Seaboard
Boston
Yarmouth
Nottingham
Port Johnson
N. J. No
N. J
Salem
Prudence
Franklin
Maple Hill
Nantasket Roads
Lehigh
Brunette
Beacon
Bissus
Bustle
Anchorage
Boston Light
T. Carleton Henry
Wheat closes firm on shorts covering in Chicago
Wheat futures rose as shorts covered late on corn strength in Chicago trading. May gained about 1 percent, July up around 4 cents, with May corn and oats also higher. Provisions led the advance while rain and snow in the West weighed on July deliveries. Primary receipts totaled 450,900 bushels.
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Shorts
Chicago
May
Annual dinner of Union Parliamentary Club in Boston
The Union Parliamentary Club of the Boston Young Men’s Christian Union will hold its annual dinner at the Copley Square Hotel next Tuesday evening. President Dana of the Massachusetts Senate and President Dolan of the Boston Common Council, among others, plan to attend.
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Union Parliamentary Club
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Copley Square Hotel
Dana
Massachusetts Senate
Dolan
Boston Common Council
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State Street
Lawson
Osceola
Quincy
Allouez
Elm River
Michigan
Amalgamated
Minnie Healey
Wolverine
Atlantic
Isle Royale
Greene, Mohawk
United States Mining
Victoria
Winona
Boston & Worcester
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State
Horseshoe
Majestic
Quincy Mining Report
Quincy Mining Company
Allouez Annual Report
Fay
No. 1
Edwin G. Heath
Am. Tel
Tel. Co
American Woolen
Office Colonial Bid
Boylston St
Marconi Wireless
Marconi Investment
Munroe & Munroe State Mutual
NEW York Bonds
U S
N.vr
Atch
C& A Bs
C.b&q
C.ri& P
C.rt&pe
Ccco&sl
Chi Ter
Col Mid
Col Son
Cuba
NEW York Consolidated
Bell Tel
Tel & Tel
Bur & Mo
Western IT & T
Adventure
Ag Chem
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aBoston & Albany
aBoston & Maine
Boston & War
aCal & Hecla
Chiu & Sky
Daly-West Dom Coal
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison Elec
Fitchburg
Gary & Flec
Granby
eMass
Mont C & C
NH & H
Ld Colony
Pere Marq Pref
Oy Phenix
Pullman CO
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Shannon
Swift & Uo
U Coal & Oil
U S Steel
Utah
West End St Ry
Western T & T
Wyandot
Allen
Herbert
Onato
N.C
Winifredian
Merry England
Leyland
Shepard
White Star Line
White Star
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
Central Pier
Quaker City
W. C. Nickerson
Doane
Adelbert Doane
Francis J. Ward
Spectacle Island
George W. Wells
Castle Island
Wiebes
New Orleans
Hamburg-American Line
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Bond
Hunker
Mechanics Hall
America
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Asso., Inc
Connelly’s
Adams House
Automobile
Ryt
Ea. Crane
VRC
Setire
Charles Hawtrey
St. Elorts
Isaac B. Rich
Ss. Mats
B. Dillingham
Maxine Elliott
Clyde Witch
Copley Hall
Monet
Admiral Farragut
Port Antonio
Jam
Catalone
Parliamentary Club
Entertainments
Remon Teaoer
Augustin Daly Musical CO
the Geisha
San Toy
Daly
Keith
Howard
Jewell
Zanegs
Siviany Village Choir
Loney Haskell
John Zimmer
Elgonas
Ryan and Richfield Jewell
Manikins
Burton and
Rooks
the Misses
Carmen Brothers
Martin Wyman
And
Ross
Biograph Pictures
Tremont Temple Burton — Holmes
Russia
Jon
Castle SQ
Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Dion Boucicault
Colleen Bawn Down
Winter St
Eleanor Robson
Liebler & CO
Mary Ann
Y. Zangwill
Mon
Globe Eugenie
Alphonse Daudet
Blair
Williams & Walker
Old Cross Roads
Estha Williams
James M. Brophy
Empire
Theate
Boston Music Hall
F. Edwin Keough & Athos
Harry B. Lester Gray & Graham
Pear
Andrews Ten
Austin & Stone
Fmruseum Scollay Sg
Curio Hall
Bowdoin Wiaiie
Shandon Bells
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
ST. Patrick's Day
Chauncey
CoorTr
Palace
Rose Hill
Haymarket
Metropolitan
Sonic
Tew Cocheyu
Bohemians Orchestra
Walker’s Museum
Partington VS
Georgia Freak Family
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