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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1904

Page

10

Distribution Day and Lower Prices Scrape Market

Wall Street activity on November 18 shows Sugar and Amalgamated Copper leading the moves with partial recoveries and renewed declines. Amid scattered strength in obscure list members, the market closed weak with a broader profit taking trend and a dull money market.

Boston Market Bonds Closing Bid and Settlement Details

The report shows a closing bid for the Boston Market, a second instalment paid, and ex dividend and rights events. Total sales list 103,805 shares of listed stocks, bonds at 70,000, 61,393 shares of unlisted stock, and 1,350 rights.

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Stock Speculation Active amid Profit Taking in New York

New York on November 18 saw active, broad stock speculation with extensive profit taking and afternoon free selling after Treasury Secretary announced call for 25 percent of government funds on deposit with national banks. Heavy losses in Union Pacific and Southern Pacific amid liberal profit taking. totals show Am Copper, Am Sugar, Reading, S Steel and others with varied open, high, low, close quotes. The American Investment Co. promotes 40 cent stock and urges immediate orders up to 60,000 shares.

Wall Street Amalgamated Copper Tennessee Union Pacific Paris Express Shaw United States Boston New York State Street Mr. Lawson Henry H. Rogers H. C. Frick Rogers Amalgamated Company John D. Rockefeller John D Rockefellers Heinze Montana Mr. Heinze Bingham Quincy Elm River Franklin Greene Santa Fe Wolverine Atlantic Allouez Calumet & Hecla Isle Royale Old Dominion Osceola Tamarack Trinity Mining and Stock Exchange American American Rotary Bay State Gas Suburban Electric Secretary of the Treasury United States Treasury Kuhn, Loeb & Co Houghton, Mich Ka Kauna J. C. Watson Bingham Mining Salt Lake Oregon Bingham Consolidated Highland Bay Dalton & Lark Edison Electric Company Copper Range Railroad Fisk & Robinson Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Old Colony Copper Mining Company London Clifton Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Central of New Jersey Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago & Alton Chicago & Great West Chicago & Northwest C. Cc G & St Louis Delaware & Hudson Denver & & Rio Grande Erie Illinois Central St Ry Minneapolis & St Louis Minn St P & S Ste M Mo, Kansas & Texas New York Central Norfolk & Western Pennsylvania St Os St Louis Southwestern Ee Pacific Southes Railway Texas & Peas Toledo Lake Erie Wheeling Wisconsin Dean Befning An Vole Ng Brooklyn Reid ‘Transit Colorado Fuel & Iron Consolidated Geeneee Securities Genera Ee Cc Pacific M Eeaeve Republic Steel Dai Tennessee Coal & Iron Tim Tig United States Leather Ealty & Im United States Rubber United States Steel Westinghouse’ Electric Western Union Southern Pacific John Filkins & Co Congress Street Brooklyn M & St P RI & P Cal Fuel & Iron Mis Pacific Southern R Union Pees Bingham Copper Boy Utah THE American Investment CO Kilby St Mass

Bond closing prices New York markets report

Closing bond quotations from New York show varied yields across U S and rail issues with U S 2s at 104 percent, 3s near 104.34, 4s around 130.82, and several railroad issues like B O 4s at 108.38, C&NW 7s at 128.42, and Erie around 101, reflecting mixed demand and coupon structures. Prices listed against Nov dates with comparisons to Nov 18 and 17.

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Bonds and yields listed from yesterday market notes

Yesterday's bond table shows prices and yields for a range of issues. Notable entries include Mex Cen 4s around 75 to 73 percent, NYC gen 4s at 31.4810 with 135 percent yield, Penn env 3 4s near 103 4, and So Ry 5s about 118 percent. Several rail and utility issues appear with varying percentages and par values.

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CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS AND ENNIS SToppani LETTER

Ennis & Stoppani report a practically stand still cash market with slow wheat markets and easy prices. May liquidation dominated as traders sold May futures. selling on sharp advances urged. Corn buyers were best at receiving houses, mainly covering shorts. trade small, prices steady. oats mixed with slight declines.

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Boston Dry Goods Clerks Benefit Ball Grand March

The grand march at the Boston Dry Goods Clerks Benefit Association ball in Paul Revere Hall last evening was led by President and Mrs. A Burwell, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Restall and other couples. Proceeds go to the association fund to aid members unable to work due to sickness or other causes. Arthur Burwell was floor director with assistants Charles Restall and George N Reed. The aids included L W Kindred, William Campbell, BE B Holmes, John Stark, H M De La Pole, J Anthony, B M Beck, John Gienn, H De Costa.

Boston Dry Goods Clerks’ Benefit Association Paul Revere Hall A. Burwell Charles Restall George N. Reed Arthur Burwell L. W. Kindred William Campbell BE. B. Holmes John Stark H. M. de la Pole J. Anthony B. M. Beck John Gienn H. de Costa Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street Frank Wicks First Parish Unitarian Church Brighton Mass Laura B. Cobb George Greene Charles A. Chase Nelson Freeman Young Men’s Christian Association Boylston Berkeley Streets Francis J. van Horn Worcester Polastor St. Stephen’s Church Association Hall

Sunday Religious Services Across Boston Churches

A detailed list of morning and evening worship times across Tremont and nearby streets including Ruggles Street Baptist Church and Tremont Temple Baptist Church. Also notes on Christian workers classes, concerts, harvest events, and special Sunday services at numerous Congregational, Methodist, and Christian Science chapels along with spiritualist circles and lectures in the city.

Ruggles Street Baptist Church Tremont Washington Streets A. C. Dixon D. C George H. Remele Cullis RE. D. Mallory A. Forder Jerusalem Moab Christian Workers Tremont Temple Baptist Church Gabbath Home S. Henson D. D L. He Rhodes Chldren Henson Temple Orchestra South Baptist Bible School Fourth L Streets South Boston First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Francis H. Rowley Sunda School Rossini’s Stabat Mater Shawmut Allen A. Stockdale Old South Church Third Church George A. Gordon Hope Chapel Shawmut Avenue Seat Park Square William A. Haggerty First Church OF Christ, Scientist Falmouth Norway Streets Boston Mass Mary Baker Eddy Vyhe Children’s Progressive Lyceum No. 1 Incorporated Samuel W. Dike Christadelphians Arcade Hall Park Square A. E. Cotton Worcester Park Street Church Joe Huntress Gampello Harrison Hall Washington Street Tremont Temple Archibald Forder Desert A. C. Marsh Slattery Berkeley Hall Guy Thanks Methodist People’s Temple Charlies A. Crane Bates

Shorts Cover Pushes Wheat Higher in Chicago Trade

Reiterated reports of damage in the Southwest sparked active covering of wheat. December and May futures each rose 1/4, corn down 7/8, oats up slightly, and provisions little changed. December closed at 1.11 1/8, May at 1.11 1/4 3-8, primary receipts 1,049,000 bushels.

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Remarkable Cure by Agnew's Catarrhal Powder

An 80 year old man is said to be cured of a fifty year catarrh by Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. A Shamokin, Pennsylvania resident, George Lewis, calls the remedy a miracle and asserts it removes symptoms in ten minutes.

Williamsville Mass MES C. B. Heath Agnew George Lewis Shamokin

Stage Happenings In Boston: Beaux and Burlesques Steal Spotlight

Richard Mansfield wraps his Colonial engagement with Beau Brummell this afternoon and Ivan the Terrible tonight as King Richard III opens a second week. William Gillette nears departure for The Admirable Crichton while Otis Skinner debuts The Harvester at the Park Theatre Monday. Ada Rehan stars in Taming of the Shrew at the Majestic with Behan slated for The Country Girl on Monday. Henrietta Crosman’s Sweet Kitty Bellairs closes next week at the Tremont. Parsifal begins Nov 28, Denman Thompson ends The Old Homestead at the Boston Theatre, Primrose’s Minstrels head to Navy 28, and Mabel McKinley tops Keithes’ bill next week. The vaudeville circuit touts Eddie Girard and Dooley and the Diamond at Castle Square and Bowdoin Square, with several big names passing through Boston venues. A bustling palette of plays, revues, and novelty acts fills the local stages through the coming week.

Richard Mansfield Colonial Theatre Beau Brummell Ivan the Terrible Richard III Mr. Mansfield William Gillette Hollis Street Theatre Crichton Mr. Gillette Dominion Ada Rehan Charles Richman and Company Majestic Theatre Miss Behan Henrietta Crosman Kitty Bellairs Billy B. van Bob Fitzsimmons Grand Opera House Castle Square Theatre Palace of the King Sing Sing Bowdoin Square Theatre Keithes Mabel McKinley Eddie Girard Natural Gas Jessie Gardner Dooley and the Diamond Harper, Desmond and Bailey Mrs. Allison Minnie Minnesota Carlo Howard Bedini Arthur St. Felix Maddox Prouty Morrisey Rich Seymour May Jessie Millward Boston Music Hall Mary Sanders Anton Hegner Helene Gerard Columbia Music Hall the Palace Big Ben Hur Trixie Austin & Stone Gagnon Nickelodeon

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