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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1886

Page

3

Boston Theatre and Museums Roar With Spring Shows

The Boston stage scene features Mme Janish in Sardou's Princess Andrea at the Museum and Lotta in Pranks at the Globe. Boston Theatre presents the Black Crook with Kiralfy brothers. Bijou hosts Neil Burgess in Vim. Hollis Street stages Nanon. warps of Gettysburg cyclorama draw crowds. Coming attractions include Daly's company, Mary Anderson, and Langtry.

Boston Museum Mme. Janish Sardou Andrea Admirable Museum Company Charles Bziron Prince Maurice de Sagan J. B. Mason Frederick Alfred Hudson Gabrielle du Sauld Stella Helen Dayne Helen Standish Charles Kent Lotta Globe Theatre New York Charles Doremus Laura Belasco Harrigan Charles H. Bradshaw Bertie Coote Black Crook Boston Kiralfy Brothers Corps de Ballet Mile de Rosa M. Arnold Cammis Ko-Ko Katisha Sullivan Adonis Burgess Puffy Widow Bedett New England Actors’ Fund of America the Park Globe Gus Williams Howard Neil Burgess Bijou Carleton Opera Company Hollis Street Theatre Forbes Company John McCullough William H. Gallagher William Bowman Howard Athenæum Spaulding Bell Ringers and Concert Company Spauldings Dudley H. Prescott Thomas E. Shea Professor Edison William Vaughan Isaac Cohen Howard Athenzum J. J. Dowling Sadie Hassan Rachel Noah Union Hall Fred Williams Lady Audrey Miss Noah Audrey William McAvoy Windsor Theatre J. C. MceGaney Park Theatre Daniel Curley Boston Theatre C. W. Couldock Willow Copse Hollis Street Nanon Park Museum Windsor World’s Museum Augustin Daly Nancy & Co Daily’s Theatre Mary Anderson Galatea Claire Parthenia Pauline Rosalind John T. Raymond Museum Company William Redmund Thomas Barry Adolphe Challet Our Society Madison Square Company Agnes Booth Maud Harrison Annie Russell Mrs. E. J. Phillips Marie Greenwald Herbert Kelcey J. H. Stod Charles H. Hoyt Madison Square Theatre Company Kate Forsythe Kiralfy Salvini and Booth C. L. Davis Alvin Joslin Moston Museum Redmund- Barry Lester Wallack Edward Harrigan Howard Atheneum Alice Harrison J. J. Dowiing Sadie Husson Pat Rooney J. A. Hardie Sara von Leer Dan Kelly Daisy Markoe

Financial Dull Yet Strong Markets Amid April Clearing Figures

Boston Saturday report notes easier money market with clearing house rates slipping while demand for loanable funds remains light. New York funds discount, weekly clearings rise year over year. gains led by New York, Boston, Chicago with notable activity in bonds and rail shares and mixed performance across banks and manufacturers.

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Music of the Centuries staged at Music Hall

The program titled The Music of the Centuries will be presented next Thursday evening in Music Hall. Louis C. Elson organized the music and choruses. several tableaux span Ancient Greece to Civil War era themes with multiple managers including Miss S A Bailey Mrs Walter S Swan Miss Ira Welsh Mrs K C Bullard Mrs Robert Torrey Mrs Daniel Chamberlain Mrs C H Ferguson Mr Frank T Hill Mrs J H Hecht Colonel A C Wellington and others. The finale honors American war music.

Mapleson Patti Sealchi America Arthur Faulkland Ois Farrington the Magistrate Field Museum Company James Nolan Kate Ryan Mrs. Vincent Hf. P. Whittemore A. R. Whytal Maida Craigen William Seymour Alfred Hudson James Burrows Dexter Smith George Lowell Tracy Uncle Tom Mrs. Stowe J. K. Emmet Globe Theatre Boston Windsor Theatre Dixey Rice Adonis Music Hall Louis C. Elson Greece S. A. Bailey Rome Walter S. Swan Ira Welsh Guido of Aregzo St. John Guido K. C. Bullard Frank T. Hill Charlies J. H. Hecht R. H. Kemp F. B. de Blois Prince Charlie Scotland C. Abercrombie A. C. Wellington

Bank and railroad securities list dense with names

A fragmented OCR page lists numerous bank names such as Manufacturers National Bank, Atlas National Bank, and Old Boston National Bank alongside railroad securities including Massawippi Valley RR and Boston and Albany RR. Values and percentages accompany many entries, with scattered year references like 1893 and 1898.

State National Bank Backstone National Bank Webster National Bank Third National Bank Market National Bank Manufacturers’ National Bank North National Bank Atlas National Bank Old Boston National Bank Newton National Bank Ncwsod Massawtopi Valley RR Ceresseeeeners Concord Railroad Northern Nh) Railroad Cees Cecrereres Cleveland and Canton RR North Chicago Chicago Cce Ceeeseree ILM Seeee New England Glass Co Seeeee Eeeereerseerees BB Boston and Sandwich Glass Co Cesereseeees Som Boston Tow Boat Co Eeesees Uc Ceee Eee Ucsen View Bozo England Mort Security Cscs Toledo Co & Burlist Gonsol D RR Vermont Kes City Ice & OB Lzog Burl Cedar Iipids & NO E Lok Shoe and Leather National Bank Eeceeseee Ees BO Marblehead National Bank Caeiaeet Ke Suffolk National Bank Second National Bank Ole Blue Hill National Bank Massawippi Vailey RH Iowa Falls Sioux City Worcester Nashua Rochester Great Pasture Company Salem St Mary’s Canal Newton Chemical Co Boston Daily Bewareer Setters Eentereee Senaaeen Boston Louisville Uibeeeus Nes Cleveland Cs Gagan Sandusky City Ind Lowell RR Fitchburg Railroad Boston and Maine RR Albany Atch

New York Financial Markets Drift Through Quiet Trading

The New York financial scene shows money on call easy at 1 to 2 percent, 2s for the last loan, Prime mercantile paper at 4.5, and bar silver at 1014. Exchange with London remains dull, government bonds and railroad bonds steady. The stock market weakens after midafternoon trading, led by Union Pacific, Lackawanna, and Reading, with minor recoveries near close. Total weekly sales reach 922,845 shares, exports and imports of specie noted, and several railroad and coal stocks show small gains or losses.

San Francisco Peoria Lowell New Orleans St. Joseph Memphis Syracuse Cincinnati New York Omaha Detroit Providence Philadelphia United States Bradstreet Canada Helerald Herald Clearing House Denver Galveston Atchinson Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Union Pacific Congress Washington Henry New England Metropolitan Cambridge American Bell Fail Telephone Company Boston Brooline Brookline Land Company Equitable Building T. P. Chandler Thomas N. Hart Frederick B. Taylor John W. Candler J. D. Braman Brookline Riverdale Park Back Bay Jamaica Pond Franklin Park Quincey Franklin Mineral Range Railroad Quincy Star Copper Company The Star Mining Company Tamarack Atlantic Chicopee Dwight Great Falls Naumkeag Salmon Falls Sandwich Glass Pepperell New England Glass Merrimac Atlas Manufacturers Market Old Boston Second National State Suffolk Blackstone Freeman’s North 1853 Shoe and Leather Third National Webster London Unicon Pacific Lackawanna Reading Lake Shore Trafic Delaware Hudson Central New Jersey Consolidated Gas Cleveland Columbus Indianapolis St. Paul North Western Chicago St. Louis Pittsburg Rio Grande Western Kentucky Central Kansas Pacific Virinia Midland Jersey Centralista South Park and Pacific Minneapolis Beacon Light Ude Union Stock Yards Kansas City Fall River R. J Sige Lee’s Lee’s Despatch. Co S. Lee Brewer & Wilkins Congress Street Augusta Mobile Mia Savannah Charleston Mic Wilmington France Norfolk Altimore Shipaa M c. St. Louis Toursville C. Consolidated Great Britain Liverpool

California fruit industry and broader crop outlook

California fruit has transformed from rare market imports to carload sales, with packing improvements and lower freights boosting exports to Western cities and Boston. The piece notes improved dried fruit prices, oleomargarine trends, and crop yields across Britain and Ireland, plus fluctuating prices in flour, corn, butter, and other commodities with mixed prospects for 1885 crops.

California Boston Florida America Savannah Carolina British Agriculcultural Department England Wales Scotland Ireland Great Britain Minnesota Michigan New York Ohio Indiana Southern Illinois St. Louis Wisconsin yeHow Sears Albany Canada Western Eraterp State Chicago Island New Brunswick Maine Houston Hebrons New Hampshire Northern Rose Burbanks Jersey Dobbs North Carolina Norfolk Kale Bermuda St Andrews Timothy Northern

Wheat Market and Chicago Private Wives Special Report

A Chicago dispatch notes wheat opened higher on settlement of the Lake Shore strike, then dulled after short covering. No export business today due to England’s Queen’s birthday holiday, with a cautious forecast for Monday. Minneapolis market shows active wheat trading with strong cash demand and varying May to July prices. flour output and weekly stock changes are detailed.

Atlantic Lake 3 Field, Lindley & Co Chicago Emery & Hodges State Street Lake Shore England Minneapolis Minn Rccent Jane Cample New England Philadelphia Baltimore

Bennington Mill affairs improve amid creditor claims and meetings

The Bennington Woollen Millis revival shows promise as the mill begins operations. Creditors Luther R Graves T J Maxwedl and J H Loring & Co claim under 15000 though writs allege tripled sums. R R Haines reports from New York and expects no major disruption. Nearby notices recount assignee changes at Safford & Sargent Boston and settlements with various creditors across multiple cities.

Bennington Luther R. Graves T. J. Maxwedl J. H. Loring & Co R. R. Haines New York City First National Bank Safford & Sargent Congress Street High Street Boston Charles F. Coburn B. N. Johnson E. H. Dewson J. C. McKay Coburn Safford Franklin Co-operative Boot and Shoe Company Stoneham Joel 8. Pike Cambridge James White Brooklyn N. Y Charles Wise Aaron Raphael Washington Street Bancver Street Duluth, Minn Crittenden & Co Charles Nigabower Kon Booth & Cooper Dalton Mass Heya A. Truman Jeweller Biddeford Eben Smith Dagaler Trustam H. Woodman Lowell A. M. Fogg & Co Hebron W. H. McDonald Portland John Verran East Lee John M. Trafton

Commodity price list with varied goods and units

Readable OCR fragment lists 1885 and 1886 commodity items with units such as bushels sacks boxes and pounds. Items include cotton sugar wool oats corn oats malt barley beef leather lard skins tea grease coffee pelts butter and related quantities. The data resembles a marketplace ledger or trade table from a historical newspaper.

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Daily Stock Prices and Market Ticker Brief

An OCR fragment lists buying stock prices for today including Hohe, Best & Belcher, Bodie Con, Eureka Con, and others. It mentions prices in decimals and percentages, with uncertain spellings and incomplete company names.

Sam Francibco Hohe Sacs Ase Veces TMG Hale & Norcross Best & Belcher Flelmes Bodie Con Ea Con Vases Eureka

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