Money Market and Stock Exchange Report of June 15
Boston money rates firming on higher wool house demand while prime paper remains easily placed. Time loans 8 to 5 percent, call loans 3 to 4 percent. Clearing house balances 2 to 3 percent. New York funds par to 5 cents premium. Local bonds and stocks show gains with Atchison strong, Mexican Central outlook improving, and Ogdensburg lease to Central Vermont announced. New York & New England firm early, closing around 404 bid.
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Bell Telephone
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Burlington & Quincy
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Ogdensburg
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Consolidated Railroad Company of Vermont
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Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Road
Federal
Durango
Oaxaca
Boston & Lowell
Old Colony
Northern
Bull Point
Sidney Bartlett
Boston Stock Exchange bond sales on June 15
The Brokers' Board reported bond transactions on June 15 at the Boston Stock Exchange. The brief item notes bond sales with no further details on amounts participants or prices.
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Brokers’ Board
Fragmented OCR text on electrical utility items and figures
The readable OCR shows scattered items related to electric power, merchants, and costs with inconsistent formatting. It mentions entities like American Elec and various numerical values such as 50, 120, 200, 300, and 1600, but the overall meaning is unclear and fragmented.
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Buntori
Varsas Verceusséesees
Electric Light and
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Hum
Wall Street Gains Amid Active Bond Market Rumors
New York June 15 report shows easy money at 1 percent on call and strong demand for railroad bonds. Market closes strong with Oregon Transcontinental and Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis & Chicago leading gains. Virginia Midland incomes and Atlantic & Pacific issues draw attention amid rumors of new bonds and debt retirement plans.
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Mining Stocks Close Prices Report for San Francisco
San Francisco reports official closing prices for mining stocks today with figures for Hale & Norcross Bodie Con Cala and Vase, Savage and related listings. Prices show modest activity amid trading session notes.
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Buiwet
Hale & Norcross Bodie
Savage
Washouts on Atchison Line Overstated by Private Reports
The Record reports that rumors of washouts on the Atchison line from Albuquerque to El Paso were exaggerated. Investigations show limited washouts, line open to Rincon, with minor river-track damage between Rincon and El Paso. Repairs expected in a day or two and costs likely a few thousand dollars.
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Illinois Central Road
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Mexican Central
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Tailor Delia Jacobs assigns assets facing debtor preferences
Delia Jacobs of New York city has assigned to Morris Goldstein with preferences of 7775 dollars. William J. Darling, a Waterbury Connecticut grocery and liquor dealer, has been attached. Prescott & Moulton, Meredith New Hampshire meat dealers, have failed.
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New York City
Morris Goldstein
William J. Darling
Deater
Waterbury
Land Transfers Across Suffolk County Streets and Dates
Suffolk County land transfers list numerous deeds from May 4 to June 5 involving Pine, Auburn, Washington, Terrace, Crescent, Romsey, Ashland, Stamford, Culvert, Seashore, Webster, Paris, Lexington, Beacon, Soley and other streets. Buyers include Blaney, McCaffrey, Daggett, Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co, Keenan, Sawyer, Merritt, Hullstrand, Weber, Dearbornetux, Mann, Hayward, Flinn, Riley, Scott, Child, Gulliver, Shackford, Crafts, Henry Smith, Brigh tton, and Schnetzer. Amounts range from $1 to $6,625 with varied parcel sizes noted.
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Pine Street
Mary Ann Blaney
Frederick Warren
Auburn Street
John H. McCaffrey
Henry Daniels
Auburn
Leverett Streets
Washington Street
Harry C. Daggett
Terrace Street
Massachussetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
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Dorchester
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Eugene O. Merritt
Crescent Avenue
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Frederick E. Weber
Romsey Street
Descon Edward Sharp
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Thomas Bisbee
City of Boston
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Arthur F. Hayward
Roxbury Institution For Savings
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Boston
Aga Cottrell
James Riley
Webster Street
Lucy Sherburn
Jesse L. Scott
Paris Street
Linus M. Child
Briggs Gulliver
George Shackford
Lexington Street
Bricghton
Francis Hunnewell
Elias Crafts
Beacon Street
Roxbury Avenue
Charlestown
Henry Smith
William Leetland
Soley Street
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Florentin Schnetzer
John B. Duebletz
Eighth Street
Mortgage releases and quitclaims filed in local notices
Timothy Corey to George P Pinkham a release of mortgage from Francia Hunnewell et al dated Nov 15 1585 for 1 James N Thompson to George M Gibson a release of mortgage from George W Nason dated March 15 for 19000 George E Martin to John Keenan a release of power given by John Keenan dated April 15 1834 Charlies FE Guand trustees to William B Dexter et al a quitclaim of mortgage from Charles B Wilson dated April 24 for 5900 William Withington executors of will of Warren Richards to Amasa S Richards a release of mortgages dated June 2 for 1
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Francia Hunnewell
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George W. Nason
George E. Martin
John Keenan
Charlies FE
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William
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Charles B. Wilson
William Withington Et al
Warren Richards
Amasa S. Richards
Boston shoe trade seethes as summer demand shifts to retailers
Market activity shows scarce buyers this week and few new arrivals before July 4. West labor troubles may reduce Western and Southwestern trade and Ge gler stocks remain ample. Retailers purchase cash, clearing odds and ends for manufacturers. Heavy forward shipments exceed last year, with 1,218,645 cases since Jan 1 up 213,791 over 1585, while rubber and summer goods stay in strong demand.
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Forepaugh's Circus Delights Union Grounds Spectators
The circus nightly performances draw large crowds at the mammoth Union grounds pavilion. Notable acts include Daisy Belmont on the globe, Annie Carroll riding, and the Fisher brothers trapeze. Elliotts wheel artistry, a one wheel ride, and Captain Bogardus with his four sons shooting in a staged coach robbery thrill audiences.
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Sullivan to Leave Boston for New York Fight on July 5
John L. Sullivan plans to depart Boston today for New York where he will face Mitchell on July 5. He offered no further plans for his future. The Maniogan Palace on Washington Street closed for alterations, with a gold sign removed and a new M. T. Clark sign installed as the venue becomes a general drug and liquor store.
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New Cars for the Old Colony Railroad
The Old Colony railroad has ordered twenty six new passenger cars to meet growing travel. Seven built by Pullman, five from the Wazoa line, and four from Bradley shops. Ten cars are built in South Boston shops with new woodwork and rich adornment.
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Caswell Hazard Cod Liver Oil and Juniper Tar Soap Ad
An advertisement touts CASWELL HAZARD & CO. New York cod liver oil as the purest and finest, made from fresh livers and preferred by patients and physicians. It also promotes Juniper Tar Soap for chapped hands, rough skin, pimples, and facial care from the same company.
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Caswell, Hazard & CO
Fluctuating Wheat and Coarse Grain Prices Hold Market Light
The flour market shows continued wheat weakness keeping demand light with buyers in control. Corn and oats trade dull. steamer yellow hovers around 48c, mixed near 47c, white at 41c maximum. Cash bids vary, visible supplies and car inspections listed, with prices for flour and byproducts shown for various grades and regions.
Market price report for dairy and produce trade
Butter and cheese prices mixed across regions with Western and Eastern creamery quotes. Egg and bean markets stable to soft, fruit and seed values varied. new apples and potatoes noted among slight shifts, with wholesale buyers active in several centers.
Wheat and corn market briefing with old scale prices
A state private despatch notes rains boosting crops but wheat remains hampered by weak prices. Minnesota and Nebraska reports indicate damage to wheat despite favorable corn bids and rising receipts. Chicago and New York visible supplies show mixed changes. pork shows weakness amid market manipulation.
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Boston Notice of Adminstratrix for John O'Hearn Estate
Mary Sivyour named administratrix of John O'Hearn estate in Boston Suffolk County takes bonds and trust. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors must pay to administratrix in Boston on June 1, 1886.
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William J. Bryant
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Leavitt
Suffolk County
Albert D. Rogers
Boton
Chicago Grain Market Faces Weakness as July Holds
Chicago Grain Market report from 35 Congress street notes a dull day with favorable crop news, St Louis the bear market leader, Fraley selling steadily, and Arthur Orr the biggest buyer. Scalpers tilt bull but take small profits. shipments light and receipts high. July closes 7 38 6c, August 7 43 4 7 4 7 percent calls 7 3 percent puts 7 2 3 4 cent.
London and Liverpool Wheat and Corn Quiets Amid Weak Demand
Commercial from London reports cargoes off the coast for wheat and corn, with wheat slow to shipment and corn quiet. At Liverpool spot wheat steady but with poor demand, corn weaker. Week deliveries of wheat estimated 40,000 to 45,000 quarters. receipts show 62,000 centals wheat in three days, 56,000 American. Prices listed for winter and spring wheat, club wheat, and various corn grades. Pork, bacon, cheese, lard, and tallow prices unchanged or steady.
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Financial market report from London and Havana
London financials list Consols 1011-16 and various United States and Canadian bonds and stocks with mixed quotes. Havana notes Spanish gold at 1874 187% and Cuban sugar centrifugal sales around 97% polarization. Caibarien sales range 92 to 96 degrees polar, about 259 gold per quintal.
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Market Prices for Pork and Beef as Quoted
The provision market remains about the same as last quoted with various cuts and prices recorded. Fresh meats list diverse items from pork, lard, and hams to beef, mutton, and lamb with regional and size based pricing notes reflecting standard market fluctuations.
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Worcester County
Cotton and commodities market reports across New York and Midwest
New York market notes firm cotton prices with various grade sales and broad commodity movements. Flour, cornmeal, and wheat trade show mixed receipts and exports. pork, lard, and bacon adjust in price with regional supply shifts. Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and other hubs report mixed flour, grain, and livestock activity, with steady to lower tones in several sectors.
Maritime cargo records from multiple schooners and brig
List of vessels including Lamoine Clio Ellian Minnie J R Atwood David W Hunt Addie John Etta with cargoes such as sugar molasses lumber eggs and lobsters. Ports include Guanico Mayaguez Montague Helburne Weymouth and Mobile with consignors Bates Barnet Barclay Hall Hall & Co and J G Hall & Co.
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George McQuesten & Co
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J G Hall & Co
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J G Halil & Co
Foreign Exports from Lunenburg and London Trade Totals
Shipping cargo lists from Lunenburg Nova Scotia and London England detail brig WE Stowe cargo including flour birds salt meal and provisions. Steamer Bavarian clears June 12 with meat cattle wheat soap stock wax and other goods. Steamer British Crown clears June 11 carrying wheat flour hams canned meats leather books and tobacco among many items.
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Total Receipts of Staple Products June 15
A row of figures lists daily port receipts for principal staples from all shipment points, including in transit goods, contrasting 1886 with 1885. The table covers cotton bales, molasses, wool, hogsheads, butter, eggs, oats, wheat, beans, millfeed, apples, potatoes, peas, hay, tallow, pork, lard, beef, bacon, tea, coffee, sugar, and related containers with a broad range of quantities.
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Receipts from Railroads Record Vast 19th Century Cargoes
A detailed tally from multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine Eastern and Western Divisions, Lowell, and Boston and Maine shows vast consignments of cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, malt, millseed, lard, bacon, pork, butter, oleomargarine, cheese, eggs, tea, coffee, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, and other goods. The totals reveal extensive commerce with hundreds to thousands of units listed for each category, reflecting the era’s freight scale and regional trade links.
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Cattle Markets Steady As Receipts Continue Abroad
Chicago June 15 cattle receipts total 6600 with 2800 shipments. Market steady with shipping steers selling around 435 dollars.
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