Market Holds Firm as Cotton and Grain Drive Trading
Wall Street steady with light stock supply and firm bias amid mixed signals from cotton and wheat crops. Sugar and telephones lead gains in Boston and New York while rails, copper, and mining shares show varied strength and insider buying rumors persist.
First instalment paid and ex dividend noted
A brief report lists payments made on a security issue with notes on ex dividend and assessment status. It records total sales across listed stocks of 20 604 shares, bonds at 16 600 dollars, and unlisted stocks totaling 9 507 shares.
International Paper bonds to be redeemed August 30 1904
Under the August 1 1898 deed the trustee designated by lot certain bonds Nos 4 88 41 79 90 104 119 157 174 19% to be redeemed at par plus accrued interest on August 30 1904. Interest ceases on that date. New York Security & Trust Co trustee. Henry F Avern secretary New York July 28 1904.
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International Paper Company
NEW York Security & Trust CO
Continental Trust Company
City OF New York
Henry F. Avern
New York
Chicago Grain Quotations and Ennis Stoppani Commentary
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain quotes with wheat near a dollar, corn pressured by selling, and oats lower with light trade. Liverpool wheat rose 1 percent while emphasis remains on primary movement and potential deficit. They advise buying on moderate breaks and note calm opening pit tone and lack of major features in oats.
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Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Ennis & Stoppanit
Chicago
Liverpool
New York
Trade reports unsettled as industry shows irregularities
Bradstreet's tomorrow notes continued irregular business and industrial conditions. Cotton prospects are excellent while wheat results disappoint. Anthracite coal output tightens and demand slack unless stocks need replenishing. Boots and shoes demand has fallen versus last year, signaling carried over stocks. Weekly business failures total 119, down from 174 last week.
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New York
Bradstreet
Labor troubles slow recovery in trade says Dun review
R G Dun & Co weekly trade review notes labor controversies as the main hurdle to business revival. It cites delayed orders for iron and steel and rising activity at woolen mills. Footwear buyers leave Boston market lighter than last season due to larger 1903 stock. Commercial failures tally 2380 for the week, up from prior weeks.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
United States
New York Stocks Stirred by Cotton Crop Report Signals
Market activity centered on government monthly cotton crop report due Aug. 10. Southern and Southwestern railroad shares rose on crop prospects, while Granger stocks held gains despite weak spring wheat data. St Paul led gains with a 1 point advance. other notable movers included Eries, Pennsylvania, Reading, Illinois Central, Union Pacific, Sugar, and People's Gas.
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Benedicts Yacht Struck by a Barge Near Sinking
Greenwich Conn Aug 6 B C Benedicts steam yacht Oneida once a presidential vacation site for Stover Cleveland narrowly avoided disaster after a luncheon amid Execution Light when a barge tow swerved and struck the yacht with dishes flying and guests tumbling. two opposing tows passed, a direct hit would have been fatal.
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Woman Defeats Telephone Company in Stockbridge
Miss Emelie Brewer sister of Justice David J. Brewer of the Supreme Court thwarted the New England Telephone Company by camping with two servants to prevent a pole from being placed before the Brewer home in Pittsfield. The Stockbridge selectmen granted a new pole location this morning and she retired.
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Deserter Penny Arrested By Chief Tarbox
Chief Tarbox arrests George J Penny a 25 year old Marine Corps deserter in Newton Centre locating him at 61 Pelham Street Newton Centre He will be held until morning then taken to the navy yard at Kittery Point Me
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Woodland ends run at Tremont Theatre in two weeks
The Woodland stage show wraps its 15 week engagement at Tremont Theatre with two remaining performances. It has delighted thousands and promises continued attendance as it closes its run.
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Grand Opera House Opens Tonight with The Waifs Paradise
The Grand Opera House starts its season this evening with Howard Hall's The Waif's Paradise. The five act play features novelty in plot, thrilling climaxes, comedy, grand scenery and elaborate electrical effects. Nellie B Chandler's Ladies Orchestra will provide music for the season.
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Beatrice Dignon Dana Mystery Deepens in Dana Shooting Case
New York reports reveal Beatrice Dignon Dana once masqueraded as a widow at the Hotel Washington and may know facts about Samuel L. Dana’s Central Park shooting. Coroner Jackson plans to interview him at Bellevue to seek a fuller explanation.
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Sunday Church Services Across Boston Area
The notice lists multiple churches and venues in Boston and Roxbury offering Sunday services and Bible programs. Ruggles Street Baptist Church and Tremont Temple host morning prayers and sermons by noted pastors, with evening services and Bible schools. Other groups including Union Gospel Tent, Dudley Street Baptist, First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue, Shawmut Congregational, Berkeley Temple, and Methodist Peoples Temple schedule services, sermons, communion, and youth activities with free seating and welcoming messages.
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Arcade Hall
Shepard & Norwell Employees At Nantasket Outing
About 400 employees of the Shepard & Norwell firm boarded Snow's wharf steamer Pleas ure Bay for their annual trip to Nantasket Point. The moonlit ride featured a view of the French cruiser Dupleix in President Roads. At the Point, many attendees danced or enjoyed the fish dinner, with William Wallace of the upholstery department praised for organizing the event.
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Secretary Metcalf Taken Ill in Washington
Victor B. Metcalf Secretary of Commerce and Labor was taken ill with stomach trouble last night. A physician was summoned and today he was reported much better. The illness is not serious and he is expected to return to his office tomorrow.
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Commerce and Labor
Dr Carter Webber dies at 78 Cambridge physician
Dr A C Webber longtime Cambridge physician died yesterday at his son Dr George A Webber's home in Manchester by the Sea. Born in Boston 78 years ago he served 50 years in practice and outlived contemporaries Drs Wyman and Wellington. Harvard College and Harvard Medical School graduate. He leaves four sons Dr F O Webber of Cambridge Dr F W Webber of Newton Dr G A Webber of Cambridge and Arthur B Webber superintendent of schools at Ashfield Mass.
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Murderous Cupidity Ends In Double Fatality In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 5 Harry Fisher entered his sister Mrs. Elizabeth Scheron’s home and shot both Elizabeth and her husband Joseph Scheron during a burglary aimed at stealing a $1000 sum. Fisher, a dissolute brother of the deceased, confessed to the crime after entering with a self inflicted wound and was taken to a hospital. Elizabeth and Joseph Scheron had wed just a month earlier.
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