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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1899

Page

6

Dark Friday in copper stocks signals mixed market mood

The market opened weak on London selling with copper shares among the laggards. By close strong buying supported copper and the broader list, while Mexican Telephone continued to draw investor interest as upturns were anticipated.

Chemical stocks rise with strong preferred appeal

The preferred stock may reach 12 while common could hit 32. The preferred is a top investment, likely to move beyond 100 soon. The common pays a dividend and should be declared within eight months. The stock is a buy below 60. Pinkham.

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Boston Stock Exchange Daily Totals and Prices

Boston on September 8 reports today’s highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices with dividends noted. Total sales show bonds 243065, stocks 45940 shares, unlisted stocks 8925 shares.

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My Clothier Ends Summer Concert Series With Cadet Band

An immense crowd gathered on Hanover and Portland streets for the final My Clothier Friday concert of the season. The Salem Cadet Band under Jean M. Missud performed twelve numbers to enthusiastic, pro longed applause, with a two hour program likely to be repeated next summer.

My Clothier Hanover Portland Jean M. Missud

Funeral Arrangements For Rear Admiral Henry F Picking

Funeral services for Rear Admiral Henry F Picking were arranged after his sudden death Friday. The ceremony will be at the navy yard Monday at 10 AM with Chaplain Tribou officiating and artillery salutes, followed by cremation at Forest Hills. Navy officers and crews, including the marine battalion, will form the escort. Captain Mortimer L Johnson leads the yard, awaiting Picking's successor.

Henry F. Picking Marine Barracks Navy Yard Davia H. Tribou Forest Hills Marine Battalion Cochrane Marietta Wabash Navy Army Marine Marine Band Admiral Picking Portland Picking Mortimer L. Johnson Yard Colonel Cochrane Captain Johnson Sampson Philip Taylor John W. Fpillp Boston Resent New York Navy Yard

Record Highs in Boots Shipments and Durable Goods Demand

Shipments of boots and shoes reached a weekly total of 98 953 cases the largest for the first week of September since 1897. Leather sales remained strong while wool trades softened amid mixed activity in iron and steel and growing factory orders for immediate use.

New York Texas Financial Chronicle Atlantic Pacific Bessemer Pittsburg Gray Forge Philadelphia Chicago The Valley Association Hide and Leather Association London United States Canada

Theatres Fringe News of Boston and New York Deals

Franklyn Roberts to leave for New York rehearsals for Phrase with Odette Tyler in the title role. Jacobs Litt’s The Ghetto advances to Broadway Sept 15. Hackett delays Garden Theatre opening to Oct 2 for Rupert of Hentzau. Gracia Quire joins Jeff D Angelis company touring Montreal. Camille D Arville signs for forty weeks in vaudeville. Anna Robinson out of danger after appendicitis. In Paradise at Bijou despite adverse reviews. Eleanor Falk joins A Trip to Chinatown. Mamie Remington wins new fortune via Jere O Halloran songs. Marie George progresses after hospital operation. John Craig to appear at Castle Square next week. Plays next week: Sporting Life, Way Down East, Mille. Fifi, My Friend from India. Grand Opera House changes: Hoey and Morton. Charney’s Aunt final performances. On and Off extends at Hollis. Ezra Kendall to headline Keith’s with new monologue. Carnival at Chutes ends. Palace next week features European sensation company. Rose Hill Folly closes. Howard next week moun? Big Burlesque and circus notes. Norumbega Park still open. dew cancellations. Point of Pines closes. Mamie Flower at Sea features. Vaudeville acts at Combination Park new next week.

Franklyn Roberts New York Odette Tyler McLean Lord Wheatley Roberts Constantine Charles Frohman George W. Purdy Boston Museum Knickerbockerheatre Academy of Music Jersey City Jacob Litt Broadway James H. Hackett Garden Theatre Rupert of Hentzau Jennico Anna Robinson Paradise Richard Golden Minnie Seligman Theodore Babcock Bijou New York Papers Gotham Eleanor Falk Chinatown Fred E. Wright the Howard Mamie Remington Jere O’halloran Papa Marie George New York Theatre Miss George Kissie Fitzgarter the Park John Craig Castle Square Theatre Sporting Life Boston Theatre Eliza Proctorits Tremont Theatre Peoce Park Theatre Casey Playhouse Marie Wainwright Grace George Alice Judson Edwards. Abeles Dove Davidson Walter BE. Perkins Grand Opera House Hoey and Morton Comeians Graham Southern Specialty Company Roland Ted Museum Boston Hollis Ezra Kendall Keith the Chutes Charles Waldron Palace Theatre Rose Hill The Howard Arthur Dunn Clara Belle Jerome Bonnie Thornton Frank Bush Stewart Sisters Carr Jordan McKenna Walker Farmer Swan Ee Stone’s. Norumbega Park Geelodenn Sea Point of Pines Mamie Flower Combination Park Boulden and Griffin Billy Carter

Picking's Successor and Navy Yard Vacancy

The Navy Department expects Admiral Sampson to give up North Atlantic command on Oct. 3. The death of Admiral Picking opens a Boston Navy Yard shore command option after a short rest. Captain Taylor, recently relieved of the Indiana, is suggested for Boston yard command amid denial of bureau changes.

Washington Navy Department Sampson North Atlantic Oston Navy Yard Picking Taylor Indiana Boston Yard Bureau of Navigation

Sunday religious services list in Boston area churches

A dense schedule of Sunday services across Boston churches including Ruggles Street Baptist Church Dudley Street Baptist Church and Tremont Temple with multiple sermons by Rev Horace G McKean Rev George C Lorimer and Dr Fulton Also featured are Young Men's Christian Association lectures gospel meetings and open air services with schedules for Bible school Sunday school and music by local choirs and orchestras.

Ruggles Street Baptist Church Everett D. Burr Dudley Street Baptist Church Warren’ Street Horace G. McKean Colby Academy Ruggles Street Mae Quartet Ruggles Street Fulton Twelfth Baptist Church Grove and Phillips Streets St. Paul's Baptist Church Camden and Tremont Streets Gibert Haven Wilberforce Ebenezer Baptist Church Springfield Street Tremont Temple George C. Lorimer D. D Lorimer E. Humphrey Alen Charles E. Boyd People's Temple Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street L. H. Dorchester Tooic Twenty-sixth Regiment The Philippines Christian Endeavor Warren W. Adams Boston Conservatory of Music Carter Miss Morse Ladies’ Philharmonic Orchestra Edwin Markham RE. Y. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street A. D. Mayo Boston Gerald Lambert George Menall Taylor Christadelphians Arcade Hall Park Square S. M. Landis Washington Street Landis Boston Common Benevolent Fraternity of Churches Unitarian Charles Street Franks. C. Wicks Brighton Charles E. St. John Pittsburg Penn Berkeley Temple A. T. Wolff Sioux Falls South Dakota Dr. Wolff Mendelssohn Congress Hall Young Men's Christian Association Boylston Berkeley Streets P. J. Floody

Itching Spiles Cure Promoted by Poan’s Ointment

An advertisement asserts Poan's Ointment provides instant relief and a permanent cure for itching spiles. It claims availability at any drug store for 50 cents.

Poan

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