Signs of Life in Local Market
The stock market shows signs of life amid a quiet trading day before a triple holiday. Osceola rose to 63.5, then 60, with a $2 dividend for the year. Chesapeake & Ohio and Reading posted varied earnings, while Dominion Coal and related securities fell from highs. Bonds remained in demand as Fisk & Robinson reported strong subscription. Osceola yields and copper prospects saw cautious optimism amid market uncertainty and upcoming conventions.
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Wall Street
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
London
Reading
Chesapeake & Ohio
State Street
Lawson
Osceola
Bigelow
Tamarack
Allouez
Centennial
Trinity
Bingham
Calumet
Wolverine
Shannon
Winona
Utah
Mohawk
Isle Royale
Copper
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Bay State Gas
Bald Butte
Treadwell
Horseshoe
Pioneer Lynn
Fisk & Robinson
Boston
New York City
Quincy
Financial News
Dominion Coal
Dominion Coal Securities
Dominion Iron
Greene Consolidated
Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis Board of Trade
Grain prices and market mood described with fluctuating wheat figures and changes across July September and cash prices. Report notes Liverpool cables and weather impacts, with speculation leaning long on offers amid unfavorable Atlantic updates.
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Chicago
Ennis & Members
Liverpool
Pringle
Maga
Mainhanes
Rennes
Moss
Railroads Earnings and Balance Across Lines June 1904
Earnings readings show totals around 1.868 million to 2.034 million with various balances and deficits reported. Mentions Minnesota line St Paul to St. Ste. Marie and Colorado & Southern figures, with a June 1904 third week reference and December balances noted. (Names and figures are from the period financial table.)
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Minn
St. P
Ste.m
Te Southw
Colorado & Southern
T.ste.m
Agg Peat
Dod
Inc
Semi annual dividends listed for multiple companies
Osceola Mining Company offers $1 per share semi annual dividend payable July 28. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & 8 1/2J Louis Railway Company pays 2 percent semi annual payable Sept 1. Fisher Mills pays 3 percent semi annual payable July 1. Cabot Manufacturing Company has passed its semi annual dividend after paying 4 percent per year since January 1399. United States Trust Company of Boston pays 5 percent semi annual payable July 1.
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Osceola Mining Company
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & 8&J. Louis Railway Company
Fisher Mills
Cabot Manufacturing Company
United States Trust Company of Boston
Bass Point Nahant line thrives under Captain Beebe
The Bass Point Nahant line drew large crowds this weekend as residents and visitors enjoyed sea air and a fish dinner at Bass Point House. Larrican's Band provided music while boats ran on schedule with no accidents, reflecting public satisfaction with Captain George W Beebe's new management.
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Bass Point
Nahant
George
W. Beebe
Larricain
Bass Point House
Beebe
Boston
Consolidated Stock Ex Estate and Market Investments
ENNIS and STOPPANI 38 Broad 8th New York announce consolidated stock ex estate and member changes. Chicago Board of Trade solicits purchases of stocks, cotton, and wheat with cash or margin options. Daily market letter from Boston office at 954 Main Street State Mutual Building 50 Congress St Beverly asks for updates. Wood, Manager.
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Ennis & Stoppani
New York
Consolidated Stock
N.Y
Chicago Board of 1
Boston
Boston Nationals Defeat Brooklyns In Low Attendance
The Boston Nationals beat the Brooklyn team 6 to 4 at Washington Park to take the series three games to one and climb to sixth place, Brooklyn dropping to seventh. Delehanty and Needham homered for Boston in the second inning, Wilhelm allowed few hits, and Cannell, Tenney, and Raymer drove key runs. Brooklyn threatened in spots but could not capitalize, with defensive plays by Wilhelm and strong Boston baserunning and timely hits carrying the day. Attendance was about 500 as the crowd watched a tight game in which Boston seized control in the sixth and held on.
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New York
Bostons
Brooklyns
Washington Park
Bostc
Brooklyn
Delehanty
Needham
Wi 'Helm
Giants
Highlanders
Gessler
Batty
Raymer
Dillon
Wilhelm
Boston
Geler
Tenhey
Cannell
Carney
Jones
Fist
Dobbs
Geier
Tenney
Bergen
Lumley
Del
Abbaticchio
Babb
Johnstone
E. Geler
Delehanty Ereereerete Raymer
Eeereeserese OM
Eccocvccevenios
Seeecesaeesenve
A. E. Bbs
Pbs
Ritter
Boston Sareen Eessen
Eees
hene-Dane
Need
Parent
Yale
Harvard
New
Walter Clarkson
Dike Farrell
Clarkson
Invaders
Taylor
Rene
Vee Pease
Gibson
Tom Hughes
Jack Chesbro
Dougherty
Collins
Griffith
New Yorks
Leo Hafford
Wrates
Pete
Boston Market Bonds and Stocks Activity Report
The Boston market shows ex dividend status and first instalment paid. Exchange listing includes oral sales and 153,749 shares traded, with 1,746 bonds and 22,500 dollars in value, plus 1,269 shares of unlisted stock.
Baseball Notes Show Pennant Hope Amid Mixed Results
Local notes reflect in first place status with Yale beating Harvard and Boston's win affecting standings. Injuries update Billy Dineen out at least a week while Walter Clarkson and brothers watched the Invaders fall. Fans debate stars, Umpire tolerance, and future baseball moves as teams jockey for position and weather delays loom.
New York Beats Opponents 9 to 6 in National Game
In a national report from New York on June 28, Poloen Duggleby was knocked out early, McPherson replaced him and also left the field hurt. New York still secured a decisive 9 to 6 victory with field assistance.
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National
New York
Poloeen Duggleby
Tephis
Iene
McPherson
Bresnahan
Philadelphia
Gleason
Lush
Doyle
Secevecessesce
Hulswitt
Devwesccescaes O
Meerson
Mateo Ny
Eveesse-O
Philadelp
Duggleby
Alis
Wiltse
Son
Hite
Browne
Gilbert
Hall
Hulswitz
Mertes
Rowne
Dahlen
Dunpiee
Carpenter
Attendan
Pittsburg Beats Chicago 9 to 5 in Ninth National Game
In a high scoring clash at June 28, Pittsburg rallied to edge Chicago 9 to 5. Visitors loaded the late innings with five hits off Wicker in the eighth and a equal number off Boia, trimming the lead after a rough start.
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Ces O
Wicker
Boia
St Louis Beats Cincinnati In Ten Inning National Game
St Louis won in the 10th inning as Hahn delivered a single a double and a triple. Farrell and Shannon aided with a double steal and a walk. Rain washed out the scheduled second game in Cincinnati June 28.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hahn
Farrell
Shannon
Yale Wins Second Game From Harvard
Yale defeats Harvard 3 to 2 on Yale Field in a long reunion day, noting Harvard battery errors and key plays by O'Brien Huiskamp Cote and Miller. Yale's sixth inning rally and a seventh inning double play highlight the Blue victory marking their first home win in years.
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Yale
Harvard
Blue
Crimson
O’brien
Huiskemp
Cote
Miller
Fischer
Kernan
Huiskamp
Fischel
Yale AB
PO O’brien
Muller
Ewe
Bowman
Barnes
R. F
Winslow
Chittenden
Case Enneersees Ib
A. E. Carr
Stephenson
Randall
Matews
Cian
McCarthy
Fisheens
Greenough
Diesees
Urn
Vale
Matthews
Lasburn
McKay
Mr. Fe
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Boston News Bureau
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Lowell
United States District Court
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Broadway National Bank
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John A. Duggan
John Graham
International Trust Company
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State Mutual Building
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Parrot Mining
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Seattle Elec
Shannon Co
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Pittsburg
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Austin & Stone’s Museum
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THE
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