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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1905

Page

10

Market Heaviness and Weakness Dampens Trading

Wall Street and London show a generally heavy tone as prices drift lower after yesterday’s declines. Isolated gains fail to offset broad weakness with iron and steel and railroad equipment shares cautious, while earnings news from Ontario and Western hints at pressure from rising costs. The Bank of England’s weak bullion loss and expanded credits weigh on reserves, contrasting Germany’s stronger cash position as sterling rises and gold export hopes loom.

Wall Street Ontario & Western London Bank Bank of Germany Sterling Exchange Boston New York Pareyee Newark Paris Exchange London Europe England Bank of France Paris Judson Headley Leiter Reading Union Pacific and Steel Northwest Northern Pacific American Colon Sugar Brooklyn Rapid Transit Metropolitan Consolidated Gas Canadian Pacific St. Paul Erie General Electric Illinois Central International Paper Louisville & Nashville Missouri Pacific New York Central Pressed Steel Car Pullman Union Pacific Westinghouse Electric Rock Island

Wall Street Faces Tight Money and Mixed Markets

The New York stock scene shows money as the dominant factor with volumes limited and a market built on quick trades. European risk, gold exports, and foreign lending pressures dampen real gains while some sectors like Reading and Locomotive show activity amid broad weakness.

State Street Wall Street Foreign Exchange House New York Europe Noral Stock Exchange

Dividends Payable Notices From Pressed Steel and American Vehicle

Dividends payable: Pressed Steel Car Company quarterly on November 2 with preferred stock at 1.34 percent and common stock unspecified. American Vehicle Company monthly with a 1 percent dividend. payment date November 20.

Copper Range stock surge sparks street bullish talk

Gossip on Copper Range spreads through Bull Street as Lake interests buy heavily. Local brokers see higher prices ahead amid strong output and planned cost cuts to eight cents per pound. Boston Consolidated Company concentrator slated to operate at Garfield, boosting confidence in the Superior district.

Ment Utah Copper Company Houghton Franklin Tecumseh Kearsarge New York American Pneumatic Service Company W L. Dillaway The American New York Mail & Transportation Company Mail & Transportation Company Mall & Transportation Company Old Dominion Butte Hancock Exchange Place Utah Copper Colonel Wall Mexico Consolidated Nevada Consolidated Utah Apex Lake Superior & Pittsburg Arizona Commercial Calumet & Pittsburg Mining and Stock Exchange American Nickel Bay State Gas Laramie Hatns Majestic Montreal Boston Mexico Troy Manhattan SOULE Lake Superior Boston Consolidated Company Garfield

Western Roads Fight Over Right of Way

Judge Munger in Omaha grants Union Pacific request for perpetual injunction restraining Chicago Burlington and Quincy from interfering with Union Pacific line construction up the North Platte valley. Supreme court action seeks to halt any future interference.

Omaha, Neb Munger United States District Court Union Pacific Railroad Company Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Union Pacific North Platte Valley

Stock Counts and Installment Assessment Notes

Listed stocks total 39 660 shares with an instalment due. unlisted stocks total 21 220 shares. Total sales reflect panghl figures and the overall value appears as part of the assessment record.

Dawes Attacks High Finance as Bankers Listen

Charles G. Dawes of Chicago spoke to the State Bankers Association in Lincoln urging focus on correcting wrong practices rather than attacking all powerful groups. He praised the Garfield beef trust report and urged bankers to identify specific misdeeds and build constructive reform.

Lincoln Neb Charles G. Dawes Chicago State Bankers’ Association Central Trust Company Mr. Dawes Plattater Nebraska Amalgamated Rockefeller Steel Trust

Rate Law Drive At Chicago Convention

About 600 delegates signed a pledge to support a new interstate commerce law. David M. Parry, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, delivered the principal address at Steinway Hall. The pledge calls for giving the Interstate Commerce Commission power to set lawful rates after finding a challenged rate unlawful.

Chicago David M. Parry National Association of Manufacturers Congress Interstate Commerce Commission

Jerome K Jerome Delights Boston Audiences With English Humor

English humorist Jerome K Jerome charmed a selective Hollis Street Theatre audience in Boston. His readings emphasized general observations, sparing heavy English specifics, with notable pieces on beauty myths sparking laughter and a vivid reading from Paul Kelver. A letter from John Snyder praised Charles Klein and the cast after opening night at the Park Theatre.

England Jerome K. Jerome Atlantic Jerome Hollis Street Theatre London Charles Klein John Snyder the Park Theatre Klein Wellesley Hills Sir Elliston Boston

Lawson Weidenfeld suit linked to Bay State Gas assets

Judge Lacombe in the United States Circuit Court authorized actions by executors of Edward Cooper's estate and United States Marshal against Lawson Weidenfeld & Co and against George W. Pepper receiver of Bay State Gas Co of Delaware. They seek to recover 171206 dollars alleged due to the complainants through sale of securities held by Lawson Weidenfeld as fiduciary agent for the gas firm.

New York United States Marshal Eakel Lawson, Weidenfeld & Co Thomas W. Lawson Boston Lacombe United States Circuit Court Edward Cooper George W. Pepper Bay State Gas Company Delaware Bay State Gas Company of

Shaw Interests Make No Fight Against Lease

A hearing before the railroad commissioners addressed the Springfield Street Railway Company petition to lease the Springfield & Eastern Street Railway. The lease, important due to New Haven control over the leasing company, and Shaw interests’ opposition to New Haven routes, faced no opposition and the matter was taken under advisement.

SHAW Springfield Street Railway Company Springfield & Eastern Street Railway Company New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad Hartford & Worcester Street Railway Company New Haven

Fairbanks urges sound bankers in Indiana meeting

Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks addressed the Indiana Bankers' Association in Indianapolis on October 26, urging that there be not only sound money and banks but sound bankers as well. He said banking requires the highest business judgment and strict adherence to honest, conservative methods.

Indianapolis Indiana Bankers’ Association Charles W. Fairbanks

Verdict Over Eighty Thousand Against Leiter and Others

A jury in the New York Supreme Court awarded $80,241 to William H. Franklin and George S. Scott in a suit claiming they lost $65,800 in April 1902 by carrying stock for a pool in International Power Company. Defendants named were Joseph Leiter Joseph H. Hoadley and Cyrus F. Judson.

New York Joseph Leiter Joseph H. Hoadley Cyrus F. Judson Supreme Court William H. Franklin George S. Scott International Power Company

Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Summary

Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain activity with December wheat at 87 89, May 88 91, July 84 85, corn for December 6 47, May 45 46, July 46 46 1 2. Wheat strengthens on foreign buying and short covering. corn rises on independent but supportive influences. oats show active buying as prices advance.

Am Car & Foundry American Express Hide & L Amer Ice Securities Amer Pereseeeesere Amer Pemelt & Refining Amer Sugar Refining Amer ‘Fobac Anaconda Mining Aitchison Awe Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Fang Brooklyn Rapid T Transit Canadian Pacific I Central of New Jersey Central Feather Erenceree Chesepeake & Ohie Chie Great Western Mil & St Paul Aire C & St Louis Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado & Southern Consolidated Gas Delaware Hudson Distilers Securities Illinois Central International Paper Eereseeree Sontanes City Southern Rontuyile & Nashville Manhattan Metropol Securities En Metropol St Miasouri Pacific Mo. Kan Texas Nat R Ewes New York Central Ontario & West Nocrosk & West Pacific Mail Pennsylvania Steel Car People’s Gas Pssportman Palace Vat Bevobil Steel St. Yous SW Souter Pacific Southern Railway Dennessee Coal & Iron Texas & Pacific Upton Ennis & Stoppani Chicago Board of Trade State Mutual Bosc Hk Ba BF Ccssc Chicago Ennis & Stoppanit

Surveys Return For New York Ship At Boston Yard

Returned surveys approve equipment valued at 75000 with 15 month time, and steam engineering worth 275000 to be completed in a year. Modernization funds total almost 1000 000 for the vessel.

New York Boston Navy Yard

Complimentary Concert in Verdi Hall Brighton

A concert in Verdi Hall Brighton was held last evening for the Sisters of St. Joseph. The program featured soprano Sara Veronica Smith contralto Anna Louise Driver reader Elizabeth Ida Hyde tenor M A Phin baritone Ernest B Corbett and pianist director William J O Brien.

Verdi Hall Brighton Sisters of St. Joseph Sara Veronica Smith Anna Louise Driver Elizabeth Ida Hyde M. A. Phin Ernest B. Corbett William J. O’brien

Prince Louis of Battenburg Visits St John Harbor Cruise

Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenburg arrived in St John New Brunswick with two cruisers Cornwall and Berwick anchored in the harbor. He wore his rear admiral’s uniform during formal proceedings as Thanksgiving Day drew crowds and a brilliant display of national colors.

ST. John N. B Prince Louis of

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