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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1905

Page

10

Market Raid at the Close Signals Bearish Turn

Wall Street closes heavy as demand falters and speculative stocks slip in a broad retreat. Trading ends on a descending note with notable losses, while bond activity mirrors the cautious mood and bankers monitor sub treasury liquidity and Venezuelan tensions.

Wall Street Board Room United States Steel New York Central Albany London Sub-Treasury New Orleans New York Internal Revenue United States

Dividends Payable From Various Companies This April

A list of dividends payable in April includes Revere Rubber Company at 2 percent quarterly on April 1, Rockland National Bank 3 percent semi annual on April 1, Monument National Bank 4 percent semi annual on April 1, Fort Hill Chemical Company 8 dollars per share on April 15, Quincy Railroad Company 1 percent quarterly on April 1, New York Central & Hudson River Railroad 14 percent quarterly on April 15, Nova Scotia Steel & Coal 2 percent quarterly preferred on April 15, First National Bank 2 percent quarterly on April 1, Electric Storage Battery Company 1.5 percent quarterly preferred and common on April 1, and Proctor & Gamble Company 2 percent quarterly preferred on April 15.

Cotton Exchange American Smelting and Refining Company S. W. Eccles Federal Mining and Smelting Company Salem William S. Felton & Co New Rochelle N. Y W. J. Hayes & Sons Boston New York Central Albany Northern Securities Company Milwaukee Wis R. L. Day & Co Estabrook & Co United States Mining Company Mammoth California Franklin Franklin, Jr Lawson Coppers Amalgamated Rogers Range Trinity Steel Susser Boston News United States Steel Corporation United Europe Mexico Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company Revere Rubber Company Rockland National Bank Monument National Bank Fort Hill Chemical Company Chicago, Te Dpi, & Quincy Railroad Company New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Company First National Bank Electric Storage Battery Company Proctor & Gamble Company

Boston Market Dividend and Rights Installment Report

The Boston Market records an aFx dividend and DbEx rights with the first installment paid. Assessments show total sales including listed stocks 43,148 shares bonds 95,000 unlisted stocks 13,641 shares and rights for 2009.

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Boston Theatre Roundup of Spring Plays and Stars

The Colonial Theatre showcases Humpty Dumpty with lavish scenery. The Filibuster at Majestic draws praise for cast and music. Charles Hawtrey shines at Park Theatre in A Message From Mars, while Robert Edeson debuts in Strongheart at Park Theatre. The Tremont hosts The Cingalee with stunning stage pictures, Maude Adams returns as Lady Babbie at Hollis Street, and Maxine Elliott departs for Clyde Fitch work.

Colonial Theatre Drury Lane Klaw & Erlanger Majestic Theatre Charles Hawtrey Park Theatre Robert Edeson The Strongheart New York Hudson Theatre Edeson Boston Tremont Theatre Maude Adams Hollis Street Theatre Lady Babbie Mr. Barrie Arthur Byron Maxine Elliott Hollis Clyde

Stock Market Speculation Mixed. Bearish Sentiment Prevails

Speculation in the New York market follows a heavy opening and later selling, then a sharp recovery in New York Central. Union Pacific downturns press the market lower in the last hour, with sentiment broadly bearish and expectations of further lower prices in the coming days. Quotations provided by W. B. Smith & Co. remain the active stock snapshot.

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Popular Concert at Houman's Restaurant Tonight

A popular concert takes place tonight at Houman's Restaurant located at 24 Avery Street next to Tremont Theatre from 8 to 11 p m. The event promises lively music and an evening of entertainment for patrons in the Tremont area.

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Monster benefit announced for Elks at Boston Theatre

Beginning at 12 30 today and lasting until 6 oclock is the announcement made for a monster benefit performance for the Boston Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the Boston Theatre Teels Band of Boston opens with a concert followed by multiple acts including Time Is Money by Charles Hawtrey Williams and Walker in In Dahomey How Ever and the Williams and Walker Glee Club Also featured are a dramatic monologue by Arthur Hare a Billy Single Clifford monologue and several musical sketches by the Empire Comedy Four and others

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