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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1900

Page

8

Reactionary Erie Telephone Leads Market Volley

The Erie Telephone rose 2 1 2 to 110 1 2 with a strong day, while Western Union sank on fears of the ship subsidiary bill. American Tobacco climbed on dividend hopes, bonds shifted as Bos ton markets saw heavy trading, and copper shares faced broad selling before a late rally.

Stock Exchange New York General Buller Western Union Pacific Mail American Tobacco Brooklyn Rapid Transit Consolidated Exchange Boston Messrs. Harvey Fisk & Son Vermilye & Co Mexican Central Railway Boston News Bureau United States Elliott Company Lorenzo D. Baker Richard L. Mayo Herbert W. Hayes Sterling Elliott Henry C. Nickerson Sterling Eliott Mass Consolidated Mining Company Erie Telephone Detroit Hills Muskegon Independent Telephone Company Csf Ais SaasSx London Calumet & Trecla Herald

Soldier Returns Surprise Visit With Humorous Relief

A returned soldier intrudes through a window to surprise his sweetheart. He hides behind lace curtains and overhears her removing a shoe, sighing at the relief. He then reveals himself and jokes that he arrived during the first relief, prompting further lighthearted exchange.

Wheat Market in Paris Faces Half Crop Forecast

In Paris traders favor bullish wheat bets as French winter wheat suffers bad weather and a potential half crop. A shortage could reach about 200 million bushels, quadrupling the Argentine and Australian surplus. The advisory urges buying on breaks and offers a free book for guidance.

France Argentine Australia

Market In Trading Opens Barely Steady Amid Bearish News

Anxiety over a Northwest cold wave eased by rain and snow as Pacific crop conditions improve and Liverpool cables weaken. Wheat supplies and Argentine shipments show declines. yet interior arrivals stay liberal and quality remains satisfactory. Prudential Life Insurance Co reports strong 1899 results with assets reaching 33 million and new business at 222 million.

Messrs Northwest Trade Bulletin London Prudential Life Insurance Company of America Newark N. J Prudential

International Zinc Co Earnings Prospectus Delivers 14 Percent Return

Barrow Wade Guthried Co certify earnings as correct for International Zinc Co Ltd. Promises monthly 1 percent dividends on par to holders of record by month end. Prospectus offers audited reports of earnings, expenses, and net profits from zinc mines and confirms security of investment with property values attested by public accountants.

Chartered Accountants Barrow, Wade, Guthried & CO New York Chicago San Francisco United States

Industries Surpass Previous Output Says Weekly Review

R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes industries still exceed prior year output with gains in woollens and machinery. Cotton prices rise to 8.58 cents amid expectations of a short crop and strong demand. January receipts down 23 000 bales. Pig iron output at Feb 1 is 298 014 tons while stocks rise. steel prices show signs of stabilization.

New York S* Weekly Trane Ellison American Woollen Company London Bessemer and Gray Forge Pittsburg

Trade and market updates reflect steady production and mixed pricing

Prices for hemlock and upper leather have fallen slightly while boot and shoe makers hesitate to purchase. Boston deliveries this year show a 19 percent rise over last year, with wheat speculation nudging prices up though gains remain small. Wheat exports and regional shipments show declines from last year as weekly failures rise.

Boston Pacific United States Canada

Market Trends and Theatre Listings Highlight New York Scene

Bradstreet notes strong staple demand especially cotton with high prices across iron steel and textiles. Bank clearings rise and failures edge up, while diverse theatre bills in Boston and New York feature John Drew, Frank Daniels, Ward and Vokes, and renewed productions at Park, Tremont, and Bowdoin venues amid brisk audience interest.

John Drew Hollis Street Theatre Haddon Chambers Frank Daniels Tremont Theatre Kirke la Shellie Victor Herbert Park Theatre New York M.A. Kennedy George S. Probert Edward Gillespie James T. Galloway J. Charles Haydon Ed Chapman Louis Frohoff Jennie Reiffarth Eva Westcott Mae Williams Katherine Mulkins Ward Vokes Lucy Daly Margaret Daly Vokes Will West George Sidney P Oor Walkers Grand Opera House Bowdoin Square Grand Boston Theatre Maxim's Boston Museum Josephine Hall

Silver Taken Abroad on Lucania for Europe

The steamship Lucania bound for Europe will transport 384000 ounces of silver tomorrow from Oak.

Oak Lucania Europe

Great Ruby Balloon Scene Delights Boston Theatre Crowd

The Boston Theatre presents a lifelike balloon ascent in The Great Ruby with a silk airship, steel cables, and a hidden trap. Clever lighting and stereopticon effects create moving clouds, while two actors simulate a deadly fight and fall to a padded net.

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Productions Hit Boston Stages From Crane to Seligman

Boston theater listings preview a busy week with W H Crane touring Northampton Monday and Agnes Booth Schoeffel performing Kipling in a Sharon Sanitarium benefit at Tremont. The bill features Ethel Barrymore and others at the Park February 19, Sousa's band at Boston Theatre, and a range of vaudeville acts led by Gilbert's Comedy and Tragedy at Keith's.

W. H. Crane New England Boston Northampton Sharon Sanitarium Tremont Theatre Agnes Booth Schoeffel Kipling Bronson Howard Norma Kopp Iank Daniels Transvaal Miss Kopp South Africa Ethel Barrymore Charlotte Crane Ida Vernon Joseph Holland F. N. Lindo J. B. Booth Edward Lee the Park Weber and Fields Linda Rosenfield Sousa Bertha Bucklin Blanche Duffield Donald Robertson John Hare Carnegie Lyceum Cake Walk James Richmond Glenroy Bill W. S. Gilbert Minnie Seligman Clarice Keith Miss Seligman McIntyre and Heath Harding Ah Sid Montrell George Loose Lavender Tomson Carl Damann Francisco Lentini Austin & Stone Lentini Amelia Hil Nickelodeon Bon Ton The Palace Rose Sydell London

Merchants Banquet on Foreign Boston Trade to Feature Notables

The Boston Merchants Association plans an annual reception and banquet at the Hotel Vendome on Monday February 19 to discuss The Development of the Foreign Commerce of Boston. Distinguished speakers include Congressmen Burton Morris Grosvenor and Kasson, Senator Spooner, Serena E Payne, and officials Hamlin and Rockhill, aiming to boost harbor improvements and terminal facilities for increased exports and imports.

Boston Merchants’ Association Hotel Vendome Boston Theodore E. Burton Congress Ohio Charles H. Grosvenor John A. Kasson William W. Rockhill Bureau of The American Republic Senator Spooner Wisconsin Serena E. Payne New York Ways and Means Treasury Hamlin Washington Commonwealth

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