Money Market Report and Stock Market Roundup
The Money Market notes firmer demand with rates steady. Bank and mercantile loans range 3 to 5 percent and 2 to 4 percent on call with collateral. Bond offerings total 3 007 550, and government securities quiet around 107 for four ones. Atchison falls from 86 to 84 to a close near 84 and North Western railroad speculation looms in New York.
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Tumble by Pittburgs and Boston in rough game
Boston fields costly errors as Pittsburgs pound Kid Madden for five in the fifth. Sutton debuts for Boston at short, while Wise moves aside. Pittsburgs outscored the home nine with 9 hits to 4, leaving Boston in fourth. Crowd 2788 disappointed by sloppy defense and poor outfield play.
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Harvard Defeats Columbia In Windy Collegiate Baseball Game
Harvard beat Columbia yesterday afternoon with heavy batting and at least one hit in every inning after the first. Boyden led with four hits eight in total, Knowlton added five, and Campbell contributed two base hits and a single. Columbia managed only three hits off Bates as Harvard fielded well and P Lamarche made a spectacular running catch.
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Paine's Furniture chair sparks family road trip
A couple sits in a dainty Paine's Furniture Co conversation chair on pages of gossip while the father travels to 48 Canal street to buy another chair. The young folks plan to take his chair, and he cannot bear to miss it from the parlor.
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Canal Street
Full of Good Points Pine's Pearline detergent ad
A compact newspaper notice touts Pearline detergent from Pine’s with bold claims of modern cleaning power and multiple benefits. It highlights usage ideas and suggests the product as a practical household solution.
Vindication of General Parsons at New England Society
At a June NEHGS meeting Hon George B Loring defended General Samuel Holden Parsons against charges of spying for Britain. He read letters from William Heron to Sir Henry Clinton and Parsons to Washington, arguing Parsons remained loyal to the American cause and in Washingtons confidence. A portrait gift and society archive additions accompanied the session.
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Samuel Holden Parsons
Henry Clinton
Parsons
Encyclopedia of American Biography
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Ireland
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Chicago
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Edison Electric Light Company Fire Repair Progress
Repairs at Head Place after last Saturday’s fire proceed rapidly with new dynamos installed. Five in operation yesterday and seven more nearly ready. total loss near 50 000 for machinery and stock with 33 600 covered by underwriters. Office and papers spared. damage confined to first floor. plant expected to be fully operational in a few days.
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Executive Council appoints pension claims agent and trustees
At yesterday's meeting Joseph B. Parsons was named agent for the state to aid pension claim collection and expedite cases, with a $2000 salary and equal funds for clerical and traveling costs. A former Tenth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry colonel, his selection aligns with G A R council aims. Erskine Warder of Waltham was named trustee of the Massachusetts School for the Feeble-Minded, Stephen P. Sharples of Cambridge inspector and assayer of liquor, Alexander O. L D Taylor of Newport, R L commissioner of Massachusetts, and George P. Sanger Jr and Edwin H. Darling of Boston writers in chancery for Suffolk County.
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Tabernacle Young Men's Institute Opens in West End
The Tabernacle Young Men’s Institute begins operations at 5 Chardon street with formal addresses by Dr Edward Judson and others. It is non sectarian and aims to shield local youth from vice while supporting a girls industrial school a flower and fruit mission free reading rooms and an employment bureau for young men. Classes in penmanship bookkeeping arithmetic grammar and shorthand will be offered. lodging at modest rates will be available. The institute seeks 200 subscriptions of 10 dollars to cover rent and furnishings.
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No. 5
Chardon Street
Edward Judson
New York
Woodworth
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W.G. Heinrich
L. B. Greenwood
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No Man Likes To Die Without Providing For Family
Aimed at widows and orphans, a plan by New England Mutual Life Insurance Co offers affordable life cover. It promotes pay-after-you-die policies and invites inquiries via Secretary Trust, Postoffice Square Boston, for a circular or personal explanation of the scheme.
Bondholders seek committee for Missouri Kansas & Texas R R
In anticipation of interest default on June 1, 1888, a committee for bondholder protection is formed. Edward D. Adams Winslow Lanier Co and other named firms invite bondowners to join by sending names, addresses, and bond amounts. Also an advertisement seeks a partner with 5000 capital for a staple business and confidential interview.
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New York
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Nassau St
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Edward Sweet & Co
Broad St
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Union Trust Company
Broadway
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L. von Hoffmann & Co
Wall St
Beta
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Work, Strong & Co
New York Financial Market Quiet as Stocks Weaken
Money on call easy at 1 to 1.42, last loan 1, closing 1. Prime mercantile paper 4 6. Sterling exchange quiet. Government and railroad bonds dull but firm. Stock market shows little activity with declines limited to about 2 percent in early trading, later flat near opening prices. Notable moves include Pacific Northwest, Lexas, Albany assets, and Texas 68 at 53.
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New York Stock Sales June 6 Report
New York stock sales on June 6 show total traded shares and market activity. The report lists entities and volumes, highlighting daily turnover and notable movements in major issues.
London Markets and Bank of England Bullion Report
Atlantic and Westerns listed at 3542 with Canadian Pacific 58 percent and Erie at 2453 with Erie seconds 954. Illinois Central 121 percent and Mexican ordinary 38 percent. Pennsylvania 5344, St Paul common 66 percent, Reading 30 percent, Mexican Central 14 percent. Open market discount rate 1 percent. Paris 8 percent rentes at 83.30. Bank of England bullion on balance today £58,000.
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City Horse Market Sees Heavy West and Canada Arrivals
Heavy arrivals from the West and Canada at Fitchburg rail, with a steady market and notable sales across major stables. Prices varied with drivers and light stock selling from 60 to 300, saddlers sold on commission, and a strong week at Walker's Bazaar including 112 head.
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Boot and Shoe Buyers in Multiple Cities
A catalog of shoe buyers and agents across several American cities lists representatives from firms including Wells & Co in Chicago, Humphrey in Greenville South Carolina, J M Callaway in Galveston Texas, Hendricks in Indianapolis, WC Cave in Louisville, J Duveneck of Mammoth Shoe Company, Bassett & Sons in Lexington, Murphy & Comstock in Lafayette Indiana, Rosenthal Feder & O in San Francisco, Williams Bros & Co in San Francisco, and F S Powell in St Louis.
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Lafayette
Ina
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Commodities Report Shows Mixed Activity Across Staples
Market notes reveal quiet demand for canned goods flour and corn while oats remain steady and rye firm. Butter cheese eggs and lard show varied movement with lard active and beans potatoes and produce largely unchanged. Trucks stay active as refined sugars rise and molasses holds firm.
Canned Goods Market Wavers as Can Trade Shifts
Trade remains quiet at old canned goods prices as a rival in Southern green goods depresses market. Pines lose ground with buyers resisting last year’s higher figures. Baltimore prices hover around 120 to 126 dollars with moderate business. Strawberries see more offers and 85 percent standards are accepted for contracts, while new packed salmon draws interest with spot at 185 dollars and August delivery around 160 to 165. Export demand grows on the Pacific coast for Fisherman’s brand to England at 170 job. Lobsters face limited prospect for price cuts amid expected overproduction and many new West canning factories planned, signaling a trend toward overproduction and a 700 million can season output.
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Boston Grain Markets Price Summary June 6
The Boston market shows a quiet dull tone across flour and grain with no price changes for flour. Domestic flour ranges from 2 75 to 5 60 per barrel with various grades. corn, oats, and barley prices fluctuate by region and grade. Receipts and sales volumes are noted in New York St Louis Chicago and Toledo reports, with mixed movement and ongoing price firmness in some markets and softness in others.
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