Bears Battle Weak Market Amid Rail And Copper Moves
A downbeat session sees Chicago Burlington and Quincy under par as overall stock losses spread from coal to utilities. Union Pacific and Rock Island dip. Delaware and Lackawanna and Reading slide amid litigation fears. Copper futures, New Gothenburg plant talks, and Topeka corn prospects highlight a mixed economic tone with cautious optimism on certain rails and a big Canadian canning development.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Rock Island
New York
Delaware& Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Reading
Combine
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Milk Street
Union Trust Company
Bay State
Bell Telephone
Estern Union
Montana
London
van Riper
Philadelphia
Gothenburghter Power and Investment Company
Holton
Gothenburg
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Chicago Junction Railway & Union Stock Yards
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Myers
Northwest
St. Paul
Theorthwestern
Omaha
Boston Stock Exchange Daily Prices Report
Official report of sales for June 6 shows the day’s highest and lowest prices, plus the closing bid and asked prices.
Railroads Daily Stock Sales Report
June 6 total sales reach 238 400 shares, compared with 116 300 Saturday and 245 900 Friday. The report lists daily sales for principal companies and notes the day’s highest and lowest prices for railroads.
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Prinappa Socie
Fragmentary ledger like notes with dates and values
A torn page shows scattered dates June 4 June 6 and numeric strings including 100 100 100 4s and currency hints 68 1895 106 106 106. It reads like financial or tax entries with repeated marks and unclear terms, referencing years 1895 1896 1898 and percentages, lacking clear events or names.
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Troo Gri Ks Os
Oil Market and Certificates Report
The bulletin lists prices and statuses for multiple electric and mining firms including Boston Electric Light Co and Thomson-Houston Electric Co roles. It notes closing times for pipe line and cottonseed oil certificates, with figures such as 12 m June 4 1892 and 10 a m June 6, plus shipmen ts and averages.
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Boston Electric Light Co
Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Fort Wayne Electric Co
European Welding Co
Eee
Quincy Mining CO
Ceee
Tamafaer Tcs Igi Eedeces
LF. W. Prescott & Co
Ames
Matters of Commerce: Local dry goods market active
Weather boosted activity as prints and cloths show strong demand. Mills exhaust 64x64s at 85-16c, Fall River weekly output 165000 pieces with 171000 deliveries. Providence manufacturers hold at 85-16c for 64 squares. Brown sheetings firm, prints in demand, dark patterns likely higher. Gloucester prints slated for 24 percent rise. Fall and winter goods shift. overcoatings to be kerseys meltons friezes.
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Fall River
Providence
Gloucester
New England
Shipping News Mini Almanac Tuesday June 7
Shipping news brief notes tides and sun moon data showing high water and length of day with times for nautical reference. Unclear details list small timings and almanac entries for the date.
Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances June 6
Ships arriving include Steamer Thomas Anderson from Mesina and Palermo with fruit for Phelps Brothers. Steamer Melbourne from London with moise for Furness Withy. Bowden from Port Morant. Worcester from Charlottetown and Halifax with passengers to North Atlantic Steamship. Lewiston from Bangor. Tug Storm King with a barge in tow. several ships from Boston and other ports loading and discharging cargo such as sugar molasses logwood and salt for various firms. Clearances list foreign-stagers Beaten to and other vessels including Vera St John and Mary F Smith bound for various ports.
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Thomas Anderson
Shaw
Messina
Palermo
Phelps Brothers & Co
Melbourne
Strickland
London
Moise
Furness, Withy & Co
Bowden
Anderson
Port Morant
Jam
Boston Fruit Company
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Pei
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North Atlantic Steamship Company
Lewiston
Ingraham
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Storm King
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Boston
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Green
Knaebel & Co
Robert McFarland
Thomaston
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Jacksonville
Robinson
Jonathan May
Philadelphia
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Cuba
J M Ceballos
Nellie Parker
Fullmore
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de Coste
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Wilcox
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North Atlantic Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Port Hawkesbury
Maritime Provinces
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Britannia
R. B. Gardner
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
Maritime Shipping List Featuring Multiple Vessels and Tugs
A long dockside roster lists several ships and tugs with their tows and destinations. Martha T Thomas sails for Baracoa. H M Whitney for New York. Cumberland for Portland Maine. St John NB appears with tugs Joshua Lovett and Argus. various barges and brigs bound to Lynn New York Baltimore and other ports. The coastwise group includes Native American Cohe Sydney Maria O Tell Maggie Hart Rebecca Evans Laura Robinson Augustus Hunt and Charles A Campbell among others.
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Smith
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Dovre
Baracoa
H M Whitney
New York
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St John
Joshua Lovett
Alice
Argus
George Moon
Chestiga
Redman
Matanzas
Eugene Hale
Lisbon
Charles G Walston
Brunswick
Lykens Valley
Domestic Port Movements and Offshore Arrival Notes
Shipping news lists arrivals and clearances across U S ports on June 4 to June 6. Vessels include Fairfax from Boston at Baltimore and Maud of Dudley at Darien, with many steamer and bark movements in New York Philadelphia Providence and Portland. Foreign ports note Bermuda and Liverpool departures and Island entries with several ships bound for Boston or sailing to sea.
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Gret
Seward
United States Trust Company of New York
Europe
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Porto Rico
Zenith
Fannie Fannie L Child
Perth Amboy
Delaware
Isaiah K Stetson
Matanzas
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Ella S Tobin
Golden Ball
Seal Harbor
Mary Langdon
Rockland
Portland
Edward Waite
Windsor
New York
W H Allison
Georgetown
Savannah
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Bermuda
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Wwatham
Beulah
Ian
Ottoman
Don
Stockholm City
Ures Island
Inaba
Icarus
Sir Maggie Willetts
Vineyard Haven
New York & New Engand R.A
Metropolitan $8
Sound Lines
Ocean $8
Gentral Railway of
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G. Pearson
A. Dew
Sampson
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W. Ry
Washington
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Parthian
Long Wharf
Vessel News and Coastal Incidents on Pratas Island and Boston Harbor
The ship John McLeod from Hong Kong to Toloilo is ashore on Pratas Island with part of the crew landed in Hong Kong and assistance dispatched. The New Haven sct Agnes E Manson, fresh from Norfolk to Boston, completed a Boston Norfolk round trip in ten days, a swift feat for a sailing craft. Since Saturday night about 130 vessels from foreign and coastal ports have docked in Boston, many carrying lumber and sugar. The whaleback steamer Joseph L Colby, en route from Baltimore to Port Tampa, grounded on a Tampa Bay mud shore Saturday.
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Pratas Island
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Norfolk
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Baltimore
Port Tampa
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Seafaring Entries From Early Reports
SPOKEN. Steamer See from going for Boston, June 4, lat 42 58 N. Sch Merom of Bath Maine, from Rosario for Boston, off Point Indio, April 25.
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Steamers Arrived in Atlantic Ports Showing New York and Liverpool Sailings
On June 6 at Boston ships from various ports were reported arrival including Thomas Anderson from the Mediterranean, Melbourne from London, Bowden from Jamaica, Arizona Servia and Tauric from Liverpool, Werra from Genoa, Alert from Havana, and at Liverpool Aurania from New York, Scythia from Boston, with additional entries reflecting June 6 port movements.
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Bargains in china and silver at Stowell’s store
A. Stowell & Co. on Winter street runs a mark-down sale of odds and ends including bric-a-brac souvenir cups and saucers fruit plates and more in quaint ware shapes. Prices start at 25 cents a piece with discounts also in the silver department on table ware. A note urges housewives to count spoons and consider teacups before shopping Stowell’s counters.
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Winter Street
Stowell
Investment excursion to Gothenburg water power site
Investors are invited to visit Gothenburg Nebraska to inspect the water power works and attend a June 29 auction of lots. Round trip fare from Boston is 49 dollars, available through Gothenburg Water Power and Investment Company at 704 Exchange Building Boston.
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Benjamin F. Shattuck
Carrison Avenue
Beach Street
South Cove
William A. Davis
Maryann Marcus
A. & J. R. Churchill
Sears
Promenade Concert Tonight At Music Hall Program
The program directed by Mr. Adamowski includes Saint-Saens Overture William Tell Offenbach Espana Francoise selections Madame Favart and Madame Angot Blue Danube Waltz Herz Dame and Fuer's Vaterland Marches with a Colonial Express through train between Boston and Washington noted as the sole through day train via Shore Line and Pennsylvania railroad.
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