Prices Recover in Late Trading on Wall Street
The market cooled after a weak start as heavy trading concentrated early. Missouri Pacific fell 41 percent yesterday then partially recovered, Consolidated Gas slid again, Chicago Union Traction led declines, and United States Steel showed a muted response to its annual report. Stocks closed with small gains and a barely steady tone.
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Wall Street
Missouri Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Chicago Union
United States Steel
United Copper
Boston Consolidated
United States
Boston & Worcester
Amalgamated
North Butte
New York Stocks Tone Shifts as Market Closes Dull
State Street reports a mixed day with rail and utility shares under pressure. Missouri Pacific and Consolidated Gas weaken while Louisville & Nashville and Union Pacific show small gains amid a broad dull trading session. Market opinions split on whether current weakness precedes further declines or signals accumulation for an uplift.
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State Street
Missouri Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Louisville & Nashville, Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Louisville & Nashville
Reading
Southern Railway
Steel Common
Siedss
Sennrees
Picgumtarargtatace
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New York
Boston Clearings
Boston
Treasury
New York Clearings
Bankers’ Sterling
Eros Spa Ee
Reichsmarks
Rapa
Cis Ave.o' S
Amalgamated Copper
Car & Foundry
Eee Enews
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
GC & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gassete Ee
I Corn Products Trust
del, Tack & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers’ Securities
Erie
Illinois Central Ee
International Paper
Kansas City Southern
Roy
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Metropolitan Securities
Minneapolis
St Louis
St P & S
Ste M
Kansas
Texas
Mexico
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Sheffield
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific Ee
Toledo
St Louis & West
U S Express
U S Realty. Eeee
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Virginia Carolina Chem
Westinghouse Elec
Western Union
Boston Market Report Shows Steel Corp Strong 1905
Boston Market notes bond and stock movements with 1905 Steel Corp data. It reports working capital of 191,881,062 and total net income 132,805,063, plus a surplus of 43,365,815 equivalent to 8 percent on common stock. It cites higher enduring demand and 7,605,086 tons of orders at year end.
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Steel Corporation
Dividends Payable From Various Companies Listed
Dividend payments scheduled by Southern New England Telephone Houghton County Street Railway Savannah Electric Dallas Electric Western Stone West End Street Railway Cleveland Lorain Wheeling Metropolitan Street Railway Detroit United Railway Louisiana Arkansas Railway include quarterly and semi annual amounts. Payable dates span March 31 to May 1 with multiple 1 percent 2 percent and 3 per share figures.
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North Butte
Tvsaltic
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Schoen Steel Car Wheel Company
Lake Shore
Ashtabula Harbor
Oakland Traction Company
Philadelphia & Western Railroad
Weaver
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Great Northern
Mohawk Valley Company
New York Central
West Shore
Butte
Anaconda
Alabama
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co
William Salomon & Co
New York
First National Bank
People’s Savings Bank
Otto Marx & Co
Birmingham
First National Bank of
Montgomery
SOULE
Southern New England Telephone Company
Houghton County Street Railway Company
Savannah Electric Company
Dallas Electric Corporation
Western Stone Company
West End Street Railway Company
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railway Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
New York City
Netroit United Railway Company
Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Company
United Fruit Company Declares Dividend No 27
The United Fruit Company declares a quarterly dividend of one and three fourths percent on capital stock. Payable April 14 1906 at the Treasurer office 181 State street Tieston Mass to stockholders of record March 31 1906. Charles A Hubbard Treasurer.
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A. G. Stanwood
St. Mary’s Mineral Land Company
Winona Copper Company
John Stanton
Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Europe
British Columbia Copper Company
Dominion Copper Company
Consolidated Street Railway Company of Connecticut
Hoosac Valley Street Railway Company
North Adams
New Haven
Farwell Worsted Mills
Providence
Harper & Bros. of
New York
Secretary of State
Delaware & Hudson Company
New York Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Company
Dunne
Chicago
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
United States Supreme Court
Worcester Railways & Investment Company
State Street
Tieston
Mass
Boston curb market steady with Nevada Utah leading
Trading on the Exchange place curb today showed fair volume. Nevada Utah led at about 5 to 512 while Cumberland Ely Majestic Troy Manhattan and Raven weakened slightly as trading progressed.
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Exchange Place
Nevada-Utah
Cumberland Ely
Majestic
Troy-Manhattan
Raven
Arizona
East Butte
Greene Copper
Dominion Copper
Calumet
Pest
Eagle & Blue Bell
Mexico
New England
Pittsburg & Duluth
Pittsburg & Montana
Santa Ysabel
Utah-Apex Soulr
United States Steel Reports 1905 Output and Payroll
The 1905 annual report shows U.S. Steel produced 1,727,055 tons of rails and 1,283,943 tons of wire, with sheet and tin plate at 924,439 tons and plates at 1,242,646 tons. Inventories totaled $113,387,997. The workforce averaged 180,158 employees, with salaries and wages totaling a substantial amount.
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United States Steel Corporation
Attrac tions and Arts Preview for Boston Theatres
Sam Bernard brings The Rollicking Girl to Hollis next Monday with co star Hattie Russell. Olga Nethersole opens at the Colonial April 30 with repertory. Major theatre shifts row with Shubert Belasco acts at Majestic and Belasco based shows at other houses. Multiple performers including Zaza at Tremont and Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch headline upcoming weeks. Arthur Rubinstein made his Boston debut at Jordan Hall giving a strong though lengthy program with Bach Chopin Brahms.
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Sam Bernard
Hollis
Mr. Bernard
Hattie Russell
Olga Nethersole
Boston
The
Colonial
Robert Loraine
Frank Gillmore
Arthur Hare
Sam Edwards
Percy Moore
Beth Franklyn
May Pardoe
Shubert Brothers
Zaza
Leslie Carter
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Belasco
Boston Theatre
Blaney
Grand Opera House
Georgie Mack
William Collier
Park Theatre
Prince Otto
Castle Square
Ben
Broken Bow Ranch
Globe
Franklin Woodruff
New York
Jerome Loomis
Jordan Hall
Literary
Mizpah
Majestic Theatre
Eleanor Robson
Portland
Susan
Eugene W. Presbrey
Jerome K. Jerome
Richard Mansfield
Music Hall
Pamahasika
Globe Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Suffolk Dispensary
the Howard
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
Archie Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Shore Acres
Park Square
Congress of Nations
Fred White
Chelsea
Missouri Pacific 1905 Annual Report Highlights Deficit Causes
The Missouri Pacific railway reports a net loss for 1905 with deficits blamed on extreme winter weather, floods, and quarantines from yellow fever in July. Northern and southern districts suffered traffic declines, while a weak cotton crop and late-year floods further reduced earnings. President Gould cites six months of traffic embargo and overall weak annual performance.
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Gould
New Orleans
Missouri Pacific
Wheat and Corn Prices Move on Liverpool and Shipments
Ennis and Stoppani report a sharp Liverpool advance due to smaller Argentine wheat shipments and light domestic receipts especially in the Northwest. May wheat opened near 7 cents higher on urgent short demand, then eased slightly as offerings grew, with dull late trade and little feature in the state session.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Priday
Liverpool
Argentina
Northwest
Shorts
Dulpess
Tate
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A Swift Co
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West Md
Weé&L Fk
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United Fruit Company
Charles
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Wilson Bros
Watchmakers Jewellers
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Hanover St
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Keith's
Will H. Murphy
Blanche Nichols and Company
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Alaska
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Chappie
Wicklow Postman
Trinity Chimes
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George B. Alexander
Susie Smithers
James Richmond Glenroy
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Lenhart
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City Sports Company
Harry Bryant
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Heart of Maryland
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Rubinstein
Anton Rubinstein
Paganini
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
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State Mutual Building
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American Automatic Amusement Company
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Isaac B. Rich
Clyde Fitch
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Yve
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Colonial Theatre
Bread Mansfield
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Mats
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Hebrew Free School
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Dolan and Lenhart
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Rice Bros
Tom Moore
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Charles Frohman
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Lawrence McCarty
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