Prices on the Upturn Face Volatile Market Rebound
Wall Street delivers a restrained rally after yesterday’s selling pressure. Banks note lighter call money and stronger bids, led by Southern railroad stocks and Amalgamated Copper, with steady bonds and a buoyant closing promising higher prices tomorrow.
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19 Congress Street to Broadways Boston and New York
A compact item lists 19 Congress Street Boston and 562 Broadway New York as addresses. The note reads like a brief directory entry with two locations in major cities.
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Sharp rally in wheat as May closes higher
Chicago traders saw a sharp rally in wheat after a day of mixed signals. May wheat gained 1 1 2 cents with May retreating earlier due to liquidation, while July rose modestly and oats edged up. Primary receipts totaled 385 900 bushels as commission house buying supported the late rally.
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Boston Market report on stock and rights movements
The Boston Market notes an assessment paid and an ex rights dividend. First instalment paid. Total sales list shows 85 231 shares of listed stocks 49 100 in bonds and 12 201 shares of unlisted stocks with 7 489 rights.
New York Bonds Close Mixed Amid Market Shifts
Closing bond prices for New York and US issues show varied moves from Tue Mar 1 to yesterday. Notable entries include US 8s around 104 1/4 to 104 1/2, Tex Pac 18 near 122 1/4, and Cuba Ss around 108 with several rail and utility issues trading slightly higher or lower across the board.
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Market recovers after yesterday with active moves in Sugar and rail stocks
The New York market shows strength despite earlier overbuying. American Sugar and Southern Railway join the notable movers as coal shares like Erie and Reading look for gains. Union Pacific Southern Pacific New York Central St Paul and Erie lead advances in late trading with total volume about 285,910 shares.
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Theatre Gossip and Upcoming Shows in Boston
A sprawling review of recent theater premiers and performances across Boston venues. Sir Charles Wyndham Mary Moore Lillian Russell De Wolf Hopper Cecilia Loftus Nat M Wills and others are highlighted with dates and venues including the Colonial Hollis Street Majestic Park Castle Square Bowdoin Square and Keith's. Focus remains on star turns at the Colonial and other houses with schedules for next week including The Brighter Side David Garrick and The Professor's Love Story. The report notes dancing acts at the Columbia and Palace and previews future engagements by Josef Yarrick Little Egypt and Eleanor Robson with a telescope on Wagner and Kreisler farewell. Paradise at Point of Pines winter thaw progress and general entertainment news conclude the round up.
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Chicago grain quotations and Ennis Stoppani note
The Chicago market showed wheat volatility with May July and Sept futures moving amid demoralization and liquidation. Corn saw heavy selling and shorts covering later, while oats mirrored grain-wide trends with a late rebound and strong close. Ennis & Stoppani advise buying July wheat on declines for a long pull.
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Grand Opera Season Promises Brilliant Boston Theater lineup
The Boston Theatre season features Parsifal with an augmented orchestra and stars like Lillian Nordica or Olive Fremstad as Kundry and Burgstaller as Parsifal. La Gioconda and Die Fledermaus are highlighted with Enrico Caruso making his Boston debut, creating a memorable opera run in Boston.
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Emmet Banquet Sunday Night in Charlestown
A joint banquet and celebration honoring Robert Emmet will be held at Parnell Hall Charlestown next Sunday evening under the Parnell and John Boyle O Reilly clubs. Arrangements are led by Andrew Trahey George W Long and Joseph Doherty with Michael O Donovan Dennis Scannell Timothy Hayes and Mathew Tully coordinating for the John Boyle O Reilly organization. Prominent Irish American figures from Boston and nearby areas are slated to attend and address the gathering including John O Callaghan P J Lynch Michael J Jordan Martin J Roche Dr James T Gallagher Dr Thomas J Dillon P J Judge and Colonel Nevins.
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Case of Rebellious Susan Shines At Colonial Theatre
At the Colonial Theatre last evening Charles Wyndham Miss Mary Moore and their London company staged Henry Arthur Jones The Case of Rebellious Susan with Wyndham in Sir Richard Kato and Moore as Lady Susan Harabin The cast impressed with polished performances and notable technique The run continues this week with David Garrick Saturday matinee and Eleanor Robson next Monday for Merely Mary Ann.
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Celtic Club to Attend Emmet Celebration
At a special meeting the Celtic Club of South Boston voted unanimously to attend the Emmet celebration at the Majestic Theatre next Sunday evening. An ovation will be delivered by Hon. John T. Keating of Chicago on The Life and Times of Robert Emmet.
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Boston Business in 1904 Shows Gradual Recovery and Trade Growth
Secretary Elwyn G. Preston reports 1904 as a year of gradual recovery for Boston commerce. Exports reached 87,866,428 while imports rose to 86,268,648 with wool imports leading at 7,140,930. grain and corn receipts fell from 1903 levels and eggs shipments declined slightly. boots and shoes saw softer pricing after a 1903 peak.
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New England Watch and Ward Society Names 27th Officers
The society held its 27th annual meeting at 1 Joy Street. Officers elected include Samuel B. Capen as president and Clarence J. Blake as vice president. Agents visited 48 towns in four states, convicted 44 people in 14 courts, seized 21 gambling machines and 8472 obscene books and pictures.
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