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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1904

Page

8

Weak Opening But Stronger Onward In Wall Street Activity

Wall Street shows a dull opening with cautious buying later lifting prices as U S Steel preferred and Amalgamated Copper rise on dividend news and mill runoffs. The market edges higher despite a tense backdrop from Russo British relations with nerves steadier in London aiding New York.

Wall Street Tis London New York United States Steel Carnegie Mills Pacifics St. Paul

Chicago grain quotations and market outlook

Wheat prices fluctuated with July and Sept contracts, corn and oats showing mixed moves as traders weighed England Russia tensions and weather. Chicago grain letter notes profits on long wheat and selling on rallies, oats lagging but Dec and Sept oats deemed bargains on reaction.

Wonis & Stoppani Chicago England Russia

New York Stocks Pause After Half Volume Digested

New York July 22 Transactions show a material contraction with about half yesterday’s volume and irregular price changes. Steel preferred leads with improved outlook for iron and steel industries, while the market ends steady after a late decline. Total sales 123,070 shares.

New York Steel Preferred St. Ry Pennsylvania Union Pacific

Outstanding Voting Trust shares and Amalgamated Copper dividend notices

United States Mining Co informs holders of Old Colony Trust Company voting trust certificates to present endorsed papers by July 25, 1904 for a 50 cent per share dividend payable August 16, 1904 at Old Colony Trust Company Ames Building Boston. Transfer books close July 26 to August 6. F W Batchelder treasurer. Amalgamated Copper Co declares a 1 percent dividend payable August 29 1904 to shareholders of record July 28 1904 with transfer books closing July 28 and reopening August 15 1904. V G Rockefeller secretary treasurer.

State Street Heinze Amalgamated New York Boston & Montana Amalgamated Company Daly-West Allonez Bingham Franklin Mohawk Parrot Santa Fe Trinity United States Adventure Shannon Atlantic Dalyo-West Elim River Old Dominion American Telephone New England Telephone Massachusetts Electric U. S George JS. Learnard Paine, Webber &Co Learnard Boston Henry Clay Pierce Mexican Central Railroad Company Boston Consolidated Copper Company Local Stock Exchange Blake Bros. & Co Harvey Fisk & Sons Vermilye & Co State of Massachusett Interior Sub-Treasury Washington Trust Company Charles A. Hopkins Edgar van Etten George K. Johnson J. Adams Brown Edward B. Bayley William M. Bunting B. Preston Clark Walter B. Henderson Arthur &. Mason Daniel W. Lane Nathaniel E. Nash Samuel I. Powers Charles Riley Henry B. Sprague Phineas W. Sprague Galen L. Stone Leslie C. Wead Milk Street Heath Freee Soo Do Ols OTS Baltimore & Ohio Central of New Jersey SOO Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Alton Chicago & Great Western Chicago & Northwestern TSOLZ Chicago Mil & St Paul Ter & Trans Colorado Southern Delaware Hudson BOO Ener Soo Tow Valley Thiinois Central Estees Tao Louisville & Nashville OOO Wiz Metropolitan Securities St RY Resis Metropolitan E Mexiican Central Ly OM Minn St Paul & SS M Missouri Pacific Missouri Kan & Tees New Yorks Centrales Norfolk «& Western Ontario & Western Oouu Pennsylvania Rock Island Co S&s Louis & SI St Touts Southwestern Southern Pacific Texas St Poledo Louis & West Union Pacific Rod Boly Wisconsin Central Tomy Amer Car & Fountry Amer Tee Tenes Soo PO Amer Locomotive Eee Li Amer Smelting Amer Anaconda Mining Co Brookive Colorado Fuel & Iron Republic Steel Tennessee Coal & Iron Ss Realty Oss Old Colony Trust Company Ames Building F. W. Batchelder Amalgamated Copper Company Broadway G. Rockefeller Tel & Tel M & BB Seattle Flec Ns Western S &P Am Pareu Boston & Albany Et Cal & Steela Foun & M Erty Daly-West Fitchburg Pranklin Guanajuato Isle Royale Manchester Old Colony Santa Winonus

First Instalment Paid and Stock Details Reported

The note records payment of the first instalment for dividend and assessment, with total sales and listed stocks at 20.79 percent. It lists bonds at 832000 and unlisted stocks as J3GS8 shares.

Does Oil King Fear Lawson

New York July 22 John D Rockefeller now serves as director and president of Standard Oil and has resigned from all other boards. Observers suggest Lawson's attacks may have driven this consolidation of power. Rockefeller plans to retire soon to his Pocantico Hills estate valued over 3 million dollars.

New York John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Ele Standard Oil Ring Thomas Lawson Mr. Rockefeller Standard Oil Pocantico Hills Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Marcellus B. Sanborn Chelsea Susie A. Sanborn Boston Boston Post John W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register

Sunday Religious Services Across Boston Churches

A long list of Sunday services and events at numerous Boston churches and halls. Details include times for morning prayers, sermons by pastors such as Rev W K Needham Dr Bitting and Rev William A Haggerty, Sunday schools, Bible classes, and evening services. Also noted are lectures, spiritualist meetings, and public talks at venues like Tremont Temple, Old South Church, and Park Square venues. Seats are mostly free. various organizations and speakers are named.

Ruggles Street Baptist Church Tremont Washington Streets Immanuel Congregational Uniting HT. J. White Bethany Church Mr. White First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Francis H. Rowley BP. Gifford D. D Buffalo Congregational OLD South Church William I. Stearns Norfolk William A. Haggerty William SS. Kelsey Tremont Street Tremont and Concord Streets L. A. Blake J. W W. Mansfield D. C People's Hour Andrew H. Morse Boston Washington Street Church OF Christ, Scientist Yalmouth Norway Streets Mass Mary Baker Eddy Berkeley Hall Harlan P. Smith Vatican Boston Psychic Conference Massachusetts Avenue Mr. Littlefield Mr. Smith Miss Sears P. m L. J. Whitlock Harmony Wali Spiritualist Phenomena Society (Incorporated N. P. Smith Hollis Mall Irs Cobb Malden Progressive Spiritual Society Louise Wall Pleasant Street Children’s Lyceum Viarvey Redeing Commercial Hal First Spiritual Church M. Adeline Wilkinson

Caprice at Square Theatre ends this afternoon

The Square Theatre company presents Caprice with Miss Rockwell as Mercy Baxter this afternoon and evening. Next week Castle Square features A Parisian Romance with William Humphreys as Bazor Chevrial for the first time. Woodland nears the end of its Boston run at Tremont Theatre with one month left.

Alexander Clark Herbert Hawthorne Gilbert Gregory Susie Forrester Globe Theatre Keith Rose Stahl Company Gilmore and Leonard Kalmos Ad Hoyt Herbert Vinton Ada Clayton Bill Casey Fred Murray Bowdoin Square Company New York Bowdoin Colleen Bawn Austin & Stone Cervera Sig. Jouvine Waldron Cool Palace Bowery Norumbega Park J. W. Gorman Rustic Theatre Lexington Park Point of Pines Pines Opera Company Flowerland Lynn Cadet Band Opera Company Diavolo Crescent Gardens Rustic Theatre Revere Beach Bristol Richard Carle

Malden and Everett vie for Senate seats

Malden announces Aaron C. Dowse as a senatorial candidate while Mayor Dean has not yet declared. In Everett, Representative H. H. Newton is hoped to be promoted to the upper chamber as the race for the upper house develops.

Malden Aaron C. Dowse Dean Everett H. H. Newton

Mining and Stock Exchange Prices Reported

On the Mining and Stock Exchange, American Rotary sold at eight to nine dollars, Bay State Gas at fourteen cents, Bald Butte at two dollars, Boston Consolidated at seven dollars and five-sevenths, and Horseshoe at eleven cents.

Mining and Stock Exchange American Rotary Bay State Gas Bald Butte Boston Consolidated Horseshoe

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