Bears Rally Pushes Market Up After Sharp Decline
Bears retreat as stocks rise on renewed buying and merger talk. New York Central Union Pacific and Northwestern lead gains while copper and mining shares advance. reports on Japans loan allotment and tax opposition buoy sentiment as traders expect further strength tomorrow.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
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Union Pacific
Northwestern
Southern Iron Combination
Colorado
New York
United States
Boston
Gov
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American Woolen Company Annual Dividend Notice
The American Woolen Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1 ¾ percent on Preferred Capital Stock. Payment set for April 15, 1905 to stockholders of record at close of business April 1, 1905. Transfer books closed April 1 and reopen April 17, 1905. Treas. WM. M. Wood, Boston, March 20, 1905.
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American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Boston
Mass
Board OF Police
Edward C. Fitzgerald
Henry 8
Philip J. Rowe
Catherine B. Rowe
Philip J. Rowe & Co
Cambridge
Charles Streets
Cambridge Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
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Giovanni Cuneo
Mary Dandero
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Boston Market Bonds and Stock Sale Totals
Ex-dividend and ex-rights noted with first instalment and assessment paid. Total listings show 41 139 shares of listed stocks 95 000 in bonds 13 976 shares listed and 2 961 rights traded.
Stock market ends higher on bull optimism in New York
The New York stock market opened with improved sentiment from London and Standard Oil buying driving gains of 1 to 3 percent on active issues. Short-covering surged as prices rose to afternoon highs before some late selling caused a minor pullback. A negative bank statement is anticipated tomorrow, with prices likely to edge higher.
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Lake
Mohawk
Quincy
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Osceola
Lawson
Amalgamated
Utah
Trinity
Boston & Worcester Preferred
American Woolen Preferred
Dominion Coal
Dominion Tron
Mining and Stock Exchange Majestic
Suburban Electric
United Zine
Copper Range Railroad
Keweenaw Copper Company
Richardson, Hill & Co
Towle & Fitzgerald
Hayden, Stone & Co
Cameron, Currie & Co
Detroit
Keweenaw
Keweenaw County
New York
Bears
London
Standarls
Eee
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis and Stoppani
Wheat quotes show May at 11254 112% 112% 111% 11214, July at 90% 90% 90% 1a, Sept at 84%4 8419% 8434 84841. Corn May 48% 4814 48% 48% 48% July 48% 4814 8 48% 4874 48% Oats May 8034 30%-7%4 80%-7% 3014, July 30%%-5 30%-58 30% 808 3014-%. Chicago options on July wheat Puts 90 calls 91.
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Atchison
Dore
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific Oe
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio Ee
Sitela Central Eeeaese
Iowa
Enasa
City
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Met Securities
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Minn
Pennsylvania
Pitt
O & &Tibouls
Rock Island Co
St. Youle
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Ane Sinelt & Refng
Anaconda Mining Co
Brook Rap Transit Ee
General Electric
International Paper
North American
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Republic Steel
Ruabter Goo Do
Tennessee Coal & Troneeeee
Lva Sasatina “Chemical
Seere Eee Eee
Wantine House Electric
Western Union
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
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Dividend notices for local firms April payments detailed
The listing shows semi annual dividends at Faneuil Hall National Bank three percent payable April 1. Bell Telephone Company of Philadelphia declares 114 percent payable April 15. Hall Signal Company announces quarterly dividends with 144 percent common and 6 percent preferred payable April 1.
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Faneuil Hall National Bank
Bell Telephone Company of Philadelphia
Hall Signal Company
Wheat falls on prospects of large crops
In Chicago on March 24 liberal exports from Argentina and optimistic U.S. weather outlook undercut wheat. May delivery dipped about ¾ cent, July futures down 4 ½ cents, May corn fell around 4 ½ cents while oats held steady and provisions rose. Initial buying as July demand appeared met by large Northwest receipts, later market turned more bearish.
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Chicago
Argentina
United States
Northwest
Theatre Gossip Prominent Shows Slip Into Boston Theatres
Rozt Edeson stars in Strongheart at Park Theatre as May Bowland Louise Drew Edmund Breese and others support. Hawtrey ends A Message from Mars. Maude Adams returns at Hollis Street with The Little Minister. Maxine Elliott in Her Own Way Broadway Siberia at Boston Theatre. Cingalee ends Tremont week. Nance O Neil opens Macbeth and Elizabeth of England at Tremont. In Dahomey continues Globe. Several concerts and vaudeville acts follow at Empire Columbia Keiths Palace and others.
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Louise Drew
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Charles Hawtrey
Mars
Maude Adams
Hollis Street
Boston
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Miss Adams
Babbie
Maxine Elliott
Siberia
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William A. Brady
Joseph R. Grismer
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Ethel Johnson
Albert Mahar
Klaw
John McVeigh
George A. Schiller
Maude Lillian Berri
Nellie Daly
Lilian Coleman
William C. Schrode
John C. Schrode
Joseph C. Smith
Nora Sarony
Frederika Raymond
Arthur Conquest
David Abrams
Hilarion Ceballos
Miles Grigolati
Frank Todd
Eugene Everett
Cingalee
Tremont Theatre
Macbeth
Elizabeth
England
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Magda
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Olga Nethersole
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Valerie Bergere
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Charles Mildare
Sager Midgeley
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Gorman
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Harry Watson
Alice Hutchings
Ed Edwards
Charles W. Littlefield
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Burton Holmes
London
Banker Magoun Arrested on Charge of Larceny
Francis P. Magoun of Magoun Brothers & Co was held on $10 000 bail for grand larceny in Tombs Police Court. He testified in a Cincinnati suit in the Supreme Court and was arrested after leaving the stand for allegedly stealing $20 000 worth of stocks owned by Mrs. Clara W Hall.
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Francis P. Magoun
Magoun Brothers & Co
Wall Street
Tombs
Magoun
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Clara W. Hall
Indiana Woolen Co Directors Assign For Creditors
The directors of the Indiana Woolen Manufacturing Company assigned for the benefit of creditors. Union Trust Company named as assignee. The move follows the Eclipse Woolen Mills in Louisville, both firms largely owned by D. A. Chenowith of Indianapolis.
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Western Woolen Concern
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Woolen Manufacturing Company
Union Trust Company
Eclipse Woolen Mills
Louisville
D. A. Chenowith
Roosevelt's Railway Policy Explored by Harvard Economist
Harvard economics professor William J. Ripley spoke before the Economic Club on Roosevelt's railway policy. He rebutted claims that 80 percent of Interstate Commerce Commission decisions are reversed, arguing decisions reflect legal standards and that Congress may provide needed changes. He discussed freight rates, classification justice, and protections for solvent carriers under Esch Townsend framework.
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William J. Ripley
Harvard
Economic Club
Interstate Commission
Commission
Diamonds Hidden in Central Canada Warn Geologist
Ottawa March 24 Dr Ami of the Geological Survey says diamonds may lie between the Great Lakes and Hudson Bay and urges surveying parties and explorers to look for trace indicators in that region.
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