Market Yields To Pressure On Wabash Debenture News
Wall Street reacted to the overnight decision that the 6 percent interest on Wabash debentured bonds would be passed by directors. Bond Bs and stocks dropped while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific recovered part of the losses. May earnings declines hit rail shares. the market faced broad weakness with a cautious tone ahead of the Democratic convention and holidays.
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Wall Street
Union Pacific
London
Baltimore & Ohio
United States Steel Preferred
Southern Pacific
Boston
New York
State Street
Union
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Interior
Sub-Treasury
Paris
Shorts
Boston Market notes July disbursements reach record high
Financial items report July dividends totaling 27 715 917 dollars, largest in Boston history, with 24 053 651 dollars on Jan 1 and 22 786 908 dollars on July 1, 1903. Marvin Hughitt may replace Edwin Hawley as Southern Pacific director, while Harvey Fisk & Sons offer 500 000 dollars in Lake Shore & Michigan Southern bonds at par.
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Frank A. Ruggles
Boston
Marvin Hughitt
Edwin Hawley
Southern Pacific
Hughitt
Allouez
Butte
Butte District
Ryan
Amalgamated
Boston News Bureau
Santa Rita Mining Company
F. 8
Colton & Co
American Sugar
Stage and vaudeville listings dominate Boston theaters
The period column highlights end runs and next week debuts across Tremont Globe Col Colonial Keiths and Palace theatres. Notable attractions include Woodlands Isle of Spice Queen of Laughter and Robin Hood revivals plus Lillian Kemble’s Boston debut in The Masqueraders. vaudeville acts at Norumbega Park Lexington Park and Crescent Gardens promise star talent and family entertainments.
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The
Tremont
the Forest
Isle of Spice
Globe Theatre
Bompopka
Colonia
Bostonians
Castle Square Theatre Stock Company
Henry Arthur Jones
Lillian Kemble
Bowdoin Square
Keith
Hal Merritt
Elizabeth Murray
Gregory and Lind
Reed Birds
Cliff Gordon
Boston
Merian
Palace Theatre
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Tremont Row
Austin & Stone’s
Sidonie
Nickelodeon
Symphony Hall
Adamowski
Harvard
Norumbega Park
New York
Frank and
Mattie Walsh
Rice
Bellman and Moore
Brothers Martine
Opera Bluff
Kemograph
Lexington Park
Point of Pines
Rustic Theatre
Schreyer
Lynn Cadet Band
the Pines
Vaudeville
James Richmond Glenroy
Marco Twins
Charles H. Mackie and Company
Dunn and Evelyn
Luciers
Gardner and Madden
Exellent Vaudevillians
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Sparrow
New York Comedy Four
Four Hills
Amy Allen
End Seat Hogs Caught in Action by Post Reader
A Post reader describes an involved scene at Sullivan Square on June 21, 1904. Four women board a streetcar on a nearly empty car and claim front seats as the car fills, noting a fence-blocked boarding side and the others choosing seats at the far end. The account shadows a dig at considerate seating behavior in crowded transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Square
Bears exploit Sugar stock position in short sale attempt
In a market note, bears recognized Sugar’s common stock position and aimed to sell short, reflecting strategic weakness. Heath comments frame the assessment.
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Bears
Heath
Railroad earnings report shows mixed gains and declines
Financial News notes earnings data for multiple railroads through May 1904 to June 1904. Baltimore and Ohio report decreases in gross and net figures for May 1904 and year to date. Wheeling and Erie show mixed results with increases in some periods, while Ann Arbor Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg lines reveal notable year over year gains. Overall weekly and year to date totals indicate increases across several carriers, with June periods up to mid month showing rises in gross earnings.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Wheeling & Sry Erib
Ann Arbor
Buffalo, Roch. & Pitts
Inc
Wabash
Financial News
Dividend notices from major companies with July payments
Bell Telephone of Philadelphia offers 1 percent dividend payable July 165. American Water Pipe Company pays of 1 percent on July 1. American Locomotive Company declares 1½ percent on preferred quarterly payable July 21. BE Bliss & Co declares ½ percent on common and 2 percent on preferred, both quarterly payable July 1. American Chicle Company offers 1½ percent on preferred quarterly payable July 1 and 1 percent on common monthly payable July 20.
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American Woolen Company
Stocs
WM. M. Wood
Boston
Mass
Bell Telephone
Philadelphia
American Water Pipe Company
American Locomotive Company
BE. W. Bliss & Co
American Chicle Company
Sunday Church Services on Tremont and Adjacent Streets
Boston church notices list Sunday schedules across multiple congregations including Ruggles Street Baptist with 10 and 2 pm sessions and a sermon on The Honest Life, Tremont Temple Baptist with Jonah sermons, First Baptist Commonwealth Ave with Friendship, Shawmut Congregational with Filling Life, Old South Church and Hope Chapel programs, Berkeley Temple sermons and new member reception, plus a Berkeley Hall Patriotic Lecture series.
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William H. McNeil
Boston
Kernohanep
Slattery
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Ministers of God
Fairbrother
New Britain
Conn
THE
Christian Catholic Church
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Piper
Boston Common
Fifth Tree North Tile Walk
Charles Street Mall
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Bromfield Street Church
Milton M. Bales
New York
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington Street
Littlefield
Jackson
Carbee
Reed
Millan
Ereckson
Pye
Pye, Miss Sears, Mrs. Fish, Mme. Zara
Graves
Marriner
Kampe
Saunders
Dearborn
Hall
Bixby
Marston
L. L. Whitlock
Bureau OF Intercommunication Between the
Huntington Avenue
Hollis Hall
Hollis and
Washington Streets
Cutter
Kendall
Howe
Tremont
Barnes
John Slater
San Francisco
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Street
E. Mack
Summer Street
Weymouth
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
Josephine Webster
Dartmouth Street
Copley Square
Waverley
J. J. Morse
Banner of Light
Symonds
Saugus Centre
Caird
G. Gunningham
Tremont Street
Gutierrez
Peabody McKennan
Warrenton Street
H. A. Young
Williams Street
Chelsea
Myrtle Hall
Broadway
James A. Newhall
Shawmut Avenue
Canton
Brookline
Shawmut
Charles A. Skinner
D. D
Henry Blanchard
Charles Conklin
George G. Hamilton
Perin
Friends of
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
A. C
the Astor
Robert Bruce
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henson
Jonah
Dr. Henson
Ninone
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
B. D
Shawmut Congregational Church
William T. McElveen
Stopic
McElveen
Christ
H. M. Dunham
Old South Church
OLD South Church (Third Church
Allen E. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
William A. Hag
Berkeley Temple
Allen A. Stockdale
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Summary
Ennis and Stoppani report wheat prices firming at start, with 4 percent gains noted and scalp trading dominant. Northwest crop news remains cheerful, new wheat limited in supply in Baltimore, Kansas City, and St. Louis, while Liverpool demand supports prices. Corn strengthened with wheat, oats showed morning weakness but local buying steadied the market. forecasts point to average crops ahead.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
Congress Street
Ennis
Northwest
Baltimore
Kansas City
St. Louis
Liverpool
Free Band Concert Promenade by Wolf's in Hanover and Portland
A large crowd attended the second free concert by Wolf's band at Hanover and Portland streets last evening. Larricain's Boston Marine Band played a varied program including Marches Waltzes intermezzos and selections from Florodora Prince of Pilsen and Woodland with popular finales and audience favorite Mary O'Neil.
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Larricain
Boston Marine Band
Veritas
Waltz Sons
Peggy
Paris
Missouri
Ieee
Dodo
Cccee
Cere Rte
Mary O'Neil
Woodland
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Montana
Utah
Tamarack
Preferred
Dominion Coal
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bald Butte
Boston Consolidated
Treadwell
Horseshoe
cExrights
Methodist
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Corner
Concord
K. A. Blake
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
R. Perry Bush
Arnold
Proudfoot
David Earle Newland
George H. Woolls
Alexander Ellis
Gelalal Nashas
Eddie Donlon
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Lyman R. Swett
W. W. Adams
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
Charlies W. Wendter
Parker
Albert Crandall
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Beacon Street Mall
Charles Street
George W. Cutter
B. W. Birchall
Bell Tel
Tel & E
Ga Cent 2d Inc
Rk & Ft S
Mexican Cent
United Fruit
Ref
Bingham
Boston & Albany
Baat, aCal & Hecla
Centennial
Central Oil
Co Range
da -West
Dom Coal
Edison el Ill
Franklin
acGen Electric
Granby
Guanajuato
aMergentha
Mexican Central Michigan
Mont C & C N. Cn
E Tel & Tel
Domin
Seattle
Shannon
Swift & Co
Tamarack Minee Trinity Mining
U .S
Ovtak
Victoria
West End T Ry
Western T & T
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago, Mil & & St Paul
Chicago Ter & Tra
Iowa Central
Louisville & Nashville
Ak Ste Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kaw & Tex
New
Yortral
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Louis’ Southwest Tern
Southern Railway
Exas & Ro
Amer C R & Foundry
Amer Cotton
Aait General Electric
Tennessee Coal
Westinghouse Electric
Gay Head
Vineyard Haven
Major Pickands
Norfolk
Confidence
Juno
Wall Street Journal
Financial Chronicle
One
Boston News
Financial Daily
United States
Exchange Place
Baptist
Entertainments
Boston Music Hall
Marion Manola
Gardner
James Francis Dooley
George Austin
Maginleys
Butler
Bryon
Fisher and
Clark
Cunningham
Carney
Annie Robinson
Conley and Clark
Gladys O’rourke
Old ‘Colony
ROWE
Gloucester
Cape Ann
North Oto Genteal
State St
Ss. McHant
Boston & Aliresurien Steamboat Co
Bass Point
Nahant
Mount Desert
Union Wharf
Commercial Street
Battery St
Geo
Hough’s Neck
Atlantic Ave
Bay Line
Hough
Beth
Petey Tyone
Hough’s
Provincetown
First Landing
Cape Cod
Rowe’s Wharf
Oxford
Chicago
Boston Sunday Post
Auburndale
Charles
Zoological Garden
Pines
Rustic ‘Theatre
N. Y
Rose la Harte & Me
Cotton’s Donkeys
Yackley & Bunnell
Rado & Bertman
Colonial Moving Pictures
BR. B
L. A
New Pacific House
Nantasket Beach
Lleeke
Nellie B. Chandler
Ladies’ Orchestra
Electric Arcade
Zo- Rustic Theatre
PAL Tjporty
Sunday Post Boys &Girls
Bryan
Olney
Pottsville
Penn
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
James B. Reilly
M. Olney
American League Today
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington St
of the Seashore
New Brunswick
Lincoln Wharf
Foot Battery St
Yeth Shrine
Harvard College
Synneet-Rowe's Wharf
Pemberton
G.ushing
Nantasket Point
Pleasure Bay
Snow’s Arch
Ots Vena Atlantic Ave
Oliver St
HE Cool Remont
Henry W. By
Einer Pod Luders
Isen’’ and
Savage
Hs ‘Prince of
Ressaur
Comoniaxs
Ysobel Kaplan
S. Wm. Brady
Castle
Tremont 5
Oxford 5
MR. T. Adamowski
Ee Asaphine District
the Lynceum Stock Co
Congress St
Ofrt Erermati B. D
King Philip
Philip
Ee Bowdoin
Ke Johnstown
Beachmont Station
Ce Ureanertt S.s
Jeanette
South Side Commercial Wharf
New England
Meil
Esch
John J. Lanes
Fears St
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