Wall Street Sees Money Pressure Curb Market Surge
Wall Street on Sept 15 faced renewed money market pressure that trimmed gains as investors awaited bank statements. News on Wabash control, Morgan interventions, and potential dividend moves at Chesapeake & Ohio influenced trading, with Missouri Pacific and Canadian Pacific among movers. Copper fell, bonds varied, and the Paris sugar crisis loomed over European markets.
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Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio
United States
Trust Company
Shaw
Boston
New York
State Street
Hamilton & Dayton
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Erie
Pennsylvania
New York Central
London
Paris
France
Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & & Foundry Eee
Amer Hide & Sea
Amer Ice Securities
Amer Locomotive Do
Amer Smelting & Refng
Amer Sugar
Canadian Pacific Ee
Central
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Mil & St .A
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Eevee
People’s Gasseeenere
Fressed Steel Car
Pepo Steel
Rock Teland Coo
Rubber Good
Sloss Sheffield
Steel
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West Do
Union Pacific
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Western Union
Wheelin & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Market Surges as Northwest Weather Boosts Wheat
Unsettled Northwest weather and higher Liverpool wheat prices fueled gains in Chicago futures. December wheat up as corn oats and provisions also moved higher amid steady trading and rough conditions.
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Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Wheat and oats price table from Chicago markets
Furnished by Ennis and Stoppani, Board of Trade. The page lists daily and futures figures for Wheat with contracts Dec May Sept and Prices, plus Oats with Sept Dec May, and Chicago options on wheat including Puts and Calls at 84% and 84%.
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Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
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Bond Prices Dip on Closing Day Rout Reports
Closing day bond prices show mixed results with many issues slipping from Sept 14 levels. Major corporations including US Steel and Texaco yield notable changes as traders assess rates and market volatility.
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C&a
O,ri & P
Dividends Payable From Major Firms This Quarter
Vulcan Detiining Co pays 1 percent quarterly on preferred shares with Oct 20 due. American Shipbuilding Co issues 1 percent preferred with Oct 5 due. American Locomotive Co declares 1 percent quarterly on preferred shares with Oct 21 due. End of notice lists payment dates.
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Vulcan Detiining Co
American Shipbuilding Co
American Locomotive Co
Laramie Railway stock forecast and sales notice
Important developments near Laramie indicate that the Laramie Hahns Peak and Pacific Railway Co stock, currently around one dollar on the curb, will rise to three to five dollars per share on merit by January 1st. Orders to buy or sell on commission are solicited.
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Laramie
Isaac Van Horn Company Dividend Notice 1905
United Fruit Company declares a quarterly dividend of one and three fourths percent on capital stock payable October 14 1905 at the treasurer 131 State Street Boston to stockholders of record September 30 1905 Charles A Hubbard Treasurer.
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United Fruit Company
State Street
Boston
Mass
Charles A. Hubbard
Mining notes and boardroom changes across several companies
Gossip notes Captain W J Uren named mining superintendent at Bigelow properties under Judge Haire as stockholders elect new directors for American Agricultural Chemical and Mexico Consolidated Mining and Smelting. Reports from Bisbee and Butte praise Calumet & Arizona and Junction Development while miners discuss earnings and upcoming dividends.
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W. J. Uren
Bigelow
Judge Haire
Captain Uren
Lake District
American Agricultural Chemical Company
George Beck
George C. Bingham
Peter B. Bradley
Robert S. Bradley
W. H. Burtenshaw
Samuel Carr
D. Crawford Clark
L. B. Curtis
Thomas A. Doe
Albert French
John F. Gibbons
James M. Gifford
W. H. Graffin
John F. Kehoe
Cord Meyer
H. C. McComas
W. C. Noyes
William Prescott
M. E. Wheeler
H. S. Zell
Lindsay R. Rogers
Salt Lake City
Samuel S. Rosenstamm
New York
Larkin T. Trull
Lowell
Messrs. Coram
Himminghoffen
Judd
McCormick
Rosenstamm
Pollock & Co
Daly-West
American Woolen Company
Brown Bros. & Co
Bisbee
Calumet & Arizona
Arizona
Junction
Calumet & Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Duluth
Duluth
Butte
North Butte Company
Hancock Lode
Jessie Mine
Jessie
North Butte
Butte Camp
Lake Superior
Utah Copper Company
Lexington
United Copper Company
Arizona Commercial
Treadwell Mining
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State
Idaho Development
SOULE
G G A Responds To Linehan On Aldermen Actions
The Good Government Association replies to Alderman Linehan on September 13 denying any BOA vote against an amendment to abolish the public improvements committee. It states it has not endorsed the National Dock Trust petition and criticizes Linehan for bribery charges as unproven and unsupported by legal evidence.
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London
India
United States
Europe
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National Dock Trust
Grand
Inquest Held On Shooting Of Boy In West Newton
An inquest into the July 8 shooting death of 12 year old George Maguire by playmate Edward Cleary was held in West Newton. The incident occurred on the Charles River banks and was ruled accidental with no arrest made. the court reserved its finding.
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West Newton
George Maguire
Edward Cleary
Charles River
Water well plan eyed for new supply at Island Location
WALTHAM reports tests at the Island Location for an extra water supply. If successful, Water Superintendent Brown will oversee construction of a 30 foot diameter well.
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Waltham
Island
Brown
Boston Stage Notes Busy With New Plays and Farewells
Chauncey Olcott stars in Edmund Burke at Majestic Theatre as Eva Tanguay and Barbara Frietchie bow out at Empire and Tremont. Marquee lineups include The Liars at Hollis Street and My Tom Boy Girl at Globe while A Jolly Baron debuts Monday. Ny core of reviews highlights Otis Skinner and De Wolf Hopper in new works, with Joe Weber’s company completing engagements and Tess of the D Urbervilles stock at Castle Square. Next week brings Ray Fitzsimmons, Gypsy Jack at Bowdoin Square, and Bowery and blue ribbon burlesques. Norumbega Park vaudeville encore and Teel’s Band at Lexington Park.
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Theodore Burt Sayre
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Empire Theatre
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Henry Arthur Jones
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Jane Peyton
Nora O’brien
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Raffles
the Tremont
Otis Skinner
Grace de Grammont
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Clyde Fitch
Mr. Skinner
Arthur Forrest
Robert Peyton Carter
Charles Wells
William Rosell
Laura Hope Crews
Jennie Eustace
Marion Abbott
Helen Ware
de Wolf Hopper
de Koven
Joe Weber
Colonial Theatre
Marie Dressler
Charles A. Bigelow
Trixie Friganza
Gilbert Gregory
Marion Garson
E. J. Connelly
Erminie Earle
Iva Barbour
Castle Square Theatre
Russell Brothers
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Hal Reid
Keith
Chassino
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Former Officer Wall to Contest Removal in Courts
Brockton Sept. 15 Frank E Wall former reserve officer will contest in court the legality of the hearing granting him charges by Mayor Keith. He was adjudged guilty of improper and immoral conduct and removed from the force.
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Frank E. Wall
Keith
Boston Market Ledger Notices on Dividends and Assets
The Boston Market lists total sales across stocks bonds and rights. Documented entries show 24 175 listed shares, 44000 bonds, 6804 unlisted shares and 1355 rights with instalment and assessment payments noted.
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