Trading expands then becomes dull
Wall Street shows a rise in volume and some strength in early trading led by Reading and Steel. By afternoon, activity waned with mixed results across major issues as traders awaited coal settlement news and monitored a return from a holiday trip of a market leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Reading
U. S
New York Central
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Vanderbilt
United States
State Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Bears
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Colorado Fuel
Steel
Houes
Boston Clearings
Boston
Sub-treasury
Boston Market Bond and Stock Totals Report
The Boston Market report for March 23 lists ex rights and ex dividend statuses and shows total sales by category. Listed stocks traded 21,733 shares with rights at 8,007 and listed bonds at 23,600 dollars. unlisted stocks 15,344 shares and unlisted bonds 1,000 dollars.
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Boston
aEx
Atchison & Nebraska
Bell Telephone
Burlington & Mo
United Fruit
Ss Western Telephone
Atchison Rts
Eley
INY & NH
bUnion Pac
Elm River
Franklin
Guanajuato Ns
Michigan
Nevada
North Butte
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Quincey
Trinity
United Cop Ou
Utah
Edison el
Thaler
Ss Steel
Roy Do
bAm Sugar
bSwift
Bik
American Woolen Company Twenty-Eighth Quarterly Dividend
Dividend notice announces a quarterly payment of one and three quarters percent on Preferred Capital Stock for stockholders of record April 2, 1906, payable April 16, 1906. Transfer books close April 2 and reopen April 16 at Rostov, Massachusetts. WM H Dwell y Jr treasurer. Rostov Mass. March 20 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Company
WM. H. Dwelly, JR
Rostov
Mass
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing CO
New York
W. Stemon
Copper prices seen firm as market widens demand
Walker reports in tomorrow's Boston Commercial that copper prices will be held for months. Domestic and foreign buyers flood the market with lake copper at 18.5 to 18.75 cents and electrolytic at 18.0 cents per pound for June and July. Demand for spot deliveries is urgent. only a few thousand tons remain in Europe.
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East Butte Mining Company
Gloucester
Mass
City National Bank of Gloucester
Butte
Anaconda
Raven's
Buffalo
Boston & Montana
Greenleaf
la France Copper Company
Lexington Group of Mines
Bingham Mining Company
Salt Lake City
Boston
Eagle & Blue Bell
Bingham Company
Eagle & Blue Bell Mining Company
Bingham
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
Arizona Smelting Company
de Soto Mining Company
New Jersey
Amalgamated
Great Northern Railroad
Walker
Lake
London
Europe
Trading on the Exchange: Mast Butte Leads Curb Session
Mast Butte commanded the curb today trading from 11 1 2 to 12 with Majestic advancing from 21 2 to 23 4. Butte Coalition stayed active from 4 to 38 as New York brokers bought Eagle and Blue Bell.
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Exchange Place
Mast Butte
Majestic
Butte Coalition
New York
Eagle
Blue Bell
Chicago Grain Quotations Opens Firms On Strong Abroad
Ennis and Stoppant report firmer overseas markets and favorable domestic news boosting local buying. Minneapolis notes solid cash demand and flour sales while Antwerp buys Manitoba wheat, lifting prices about a quarter cent from yesterday. Bradstreet’s weekly exports reach 2,293,000 bushels. Market closes firm at day’s high.
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Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Ennis & Stoppani
Minneapolis
New York
Antwerp
Manitoba
Bradstreet’s
Dividends Payable Across Several Companies This Quarter
Regular dividends announced by multiple firms include Cutting Car Company 1.4 percent quarterly, Rio Tinto 20 percent semi annual, American Chiele Company 1 percent on preferred and 0.6 percent on common, Mechanics Trust 4 percent for eight months, Washington Water Power 1.5 percent quarterly, American Caramel 1.5 percent on common with a 0.25 percent extra, S$ Finishing 1.5 percent, State National Bank 4 percent semi annual, Merchants National Bank Salem 4 percent semi annual, and Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad 1.5 percent quarterly. payments start April 2, with some dates in May.
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Cutting Car Company
Rio Tinto
American Chiele Company
Mechanics Trust Company
Washington Water Power Company of
Spokane
Wash
American Caramel Company
S$. Finishing Company
State National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank of
Salem
Mass
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Runaway Girl From Winchester Returns Home
Octavia Knowlton a 15 year old from Winchester Highlands ran away last Monday due to strict parents. She stayed in Lynn at Mrs James Lewis home until work was found. Her father Mr Knowlton traced her to Lynn and brought her back home this morning. Her sisters welcomed her with a party this evening.
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Winchester
Octavia Knowlton
Winchester Highlands
Miss Knowlton
Lynn
James Lewis
Wins Bride Loses Bet
Randolph, March 23. John R. Mc Gauhey of North street reportedly won a wife and a bet. He told his father he would seek work in shoe shops and then sought a Providence marriage license with Miss Lucy E. Shea of South Braintree. He asked the clerk to keep the license secret to hide the two day delay bet. The clerk warned records are public, signaling a potential loss of the wager.
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Randolph
John R. McGauhey
North Street
Moses
Tynn
Providence
Lucy E. Shea
South Braintree
Red Cross Japanese famine drive totals reach $8926.87
Massachusetts branch treasurer Gardiner M. Lane reports new contributions of $785.68 for the famine‑stricken Japanese, bringing the total to $8926.87. Members and organizations across Berkshire and Springfield donate small sums, with numerous individuals contributing from $1 to $50.
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Gardiner M. Lane
Massachusetts
American National Red Cross
Berkshire Division
Mass
Charles P. Bowditch
Children’s Hospital
Baldwinsville
Braintree Baptist Church
South Congregational Church Charities
Springfield
Barnard Memorial
M. E. Sunday School
Webster
B. Ames
J. L. Spaulding
EB. H
M. Morse
HE. T
Opportunity Circle
Wing's Daughters
Wakefield Congregational Church
John Temperley
Ernst
Cc. H
John W. Elliot
Edith M. Trowes
F. EK. C
J. Herbert Grover
Plymouth
Harry B. Wingate
Tl. B. Larrabee
Yuriko
Sachiko
Nathan
H. B. Cross
E. KE. Gaylord
F. Henry C. Knowlton, Jr
Sarah D. F. Knowlton
The Tremont Theatre Opens Two-Week Engagement
The Tremont Theatre launches a deluxe two week run headlined by David Belasco in The Heart of Maryland with Odette Tyler Idna Wallace Hopper Orrin Johnson John E. Kellerd R D McLean and Wallace Iddinger. Boston critics praise the sextet as eclipsing the original company.
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Tremont Theatre
David Belasco
Maryland
Mr. Belasco
Odette Tyler
Idna Wallace Hopper
Orrin Johnson
John E. Kellerd
R. D. McLean
Wallace Iddinger
Boston
Winston Churchill
Majestic Theatre
Mrs. Wiggs
Madge Carr Cook
New England Playhouse
Ethel Barrymore
J. M. Barrie
Hollis Street
Alice
Oprah Adams
Florianne
Hollis Street Theatre
New York
Mr. Bernard
Hattie Williams
William Collier
The
Park Theatre
Augustus Thomas
Houdini
Keith's
Rose Coghlan
Belasco
Edna Wallace Hopper
R. D. Maclean Wallace Edinger
Belle Will Wed Count
Announcement from London March 25 states Miss Wilde daughter of Mrs Henry Siegel of New York is engaged to Count Carlo Dentice of Frasso. They will wed April 23 at the Brompton Oratory with Father Bernard Vaughan officiating and Signor Tittoni as best man.
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London
Wilde
Henry Siegel
New York
Carlo Dentice
Frasso
Brompton Oratory
Bernard Vaughan
Cardinal
Signor Tittoni
England
Rich family party sails to Caribbean ports
Charles J. Rich reports from Hollis Street Theatre that Isaac B. Rich and a group are traveling for several weeks in the tropics. They left New York on March 8 aboard the Prinzessin Victoria Luise for Nassau and other Caribbean ports, with plans to visit St Thomas Martinique Port au Prince Barbadoes Porto Rico and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Charles J. Rich
Hollis Street
Isaac B. Rich
Tropics
New York
Victoria Luise
Nassau
West Indies
Mrs Jennie H Douglas Dies of Stomach TB
Mrs Jennie H Douglas mother of actor Bryon Douglas died today at Roosevelt Hospital from tuberculosis of the stomach. The body will be transported to Portland Maine for burial there according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jennie H. Douglas
Bryon Douglas
Roosevelt Hospital
Portland
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Dulness
Granby
American Telephone
United Copper and Shoe Machinery
Commission
Pennsylvania
Tecumseh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Juniata
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Cable Consolidated
Ohio
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
National Lead Company
United Lead Company
Blackrock
Wakefield
Jose, Parker & Co
Watertown
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
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Pennsylvania Company
Puget Sound Electric Railway
Jersey City
Nadi
Butte Copper Company
Robert Emmet
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Railroad Commissioners of Massachusetts
Old Colony Trust Company
New England
Trust Company
Soule
Clor
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Ice Icc
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Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison A
Atlantic Coast Line
BOO
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Wee
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Vtolly
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Republic Steel
Rock Island Co Too
Sloss
Sheffield Oust
St L& SF
Ord
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Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Virginia
Carolina
O.r
L& Nu
O.c
Man C.g
N.c
M& SL
M.K
Nyc
B&o
N&we
C.ri&p
Tex & P
S.b
T.sl & W
Col & So
West Md
Erie P.l
W & LE
Tapan
Arizona Commercial
Continental Coal
Ee O
Frisco
Pepe Greene Copper
Any International
Rotary
Keweenaw
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Mitchell
Nevada-Utah
Troy-Manhattan
Bay State
Dominion Copper
South Range
Ccecsccesevvsevs
Apex
Miss
G. M. Lane
Wilson Bros
Watchmakers Jewellers
Wilsons
Hanover St
Johnny Jones
Asia
Riccobono
Georgie Mack
Grand Opera House
New York Town
Globe
Marion Ll. Shirley
Leslie Carter
Fler
Zara
Yvette Guilbert
Frank Carno
Trinity Chimes
Bowdoin Square Theatre
George B. Alexander
Hoey and Lee
Patty Brothers
West and
van Sickles
Old Howard
Williams
Columbia
Lillie Carter
Cecil Stern
Bessie Little
Sam Devere
Merrymakers
Diamond and Smith
Music Hall Zoo
Palace Theatre
Phil Sheridan
City Sports Company
Boston Theatre
Libbera
Austin & Stone
Powell
Curio Hall
the Globe
Fred White
Chelsea
Hamilton
Derry
N. Tf
Park Square
Entertainments
Tremont
Mrs
Leslie
Carter
Zaaaa
Mrs. Carter
Heidelberg
Empire Empire Stock Co
Lindsay
Theatre
Prison
Mer
Music Hall
Sonny
Washington
Toni
Adele Ritchie
Joseph Coyne
An Ross & Fenton
Llis Theatre
S. Wed
Charles Frohman
Sam Bernard
Keith
Mass. Horticultural Society
American Rose Society
Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts Ave
Tremont Building
New Voters
Faneuil Hall
President Huntington
Thomas B Fitzpatrick
Horace G. Wadlin
R. ©. Ransom
Charles G. Ames
P.M
Bowdoin Square
Castle Sg
Winter St
Augustus
William Collier Sears
Thomas
Colonial Theatre
Charles Dillingham
Robert Loraine
Bernard Shaw
McCartty
Ercole
ELOBE
Cus Garden
Belle
Nounces
Molumbi Williams
Batac City Sports
Steamboat Express
South Lufton
Providence Ond
Pilgrim Orchestra
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Joy Line
Providence Ticket Office
Cor. State
Asntgehests
Fall River
Washington St
Van’s
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