Real Estate Security Offered by Boston Trust
New issue details interest payable quarterly and secured by first mortgages on over 350000 dollars in real estate. Trustee is Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co. at 101 Devonshire Street Boston. Investor book available. H. E. Baty president Gronee C. Morret vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Devonshire St
Corner Water
Boston
H. E. Baty
Gronee C. Morret
New England Trust Co
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Boston Money Market Mixed with Rising Bond Confidence
The Boston money market opens firmer with clearing house rates 1 to 3 percent and general market paper at 3% to 5 percent. Bond offerings total 20,100 with most issues higher as Atchison shares rise and Quebec interests move. California Southern and Atlantic & Pacific show declines while West End stock soars on overhead wire and elevated railroad prospects.
Recapitulation of U S debt statement May 1 1900 figures
The released figures show interest bearing debt totaling 1 672 051 607 00 with bonds at 41 percent and 4 percent, refunding certificates at 4 percent and other securities. It notes noninterest debt including notes and gold and silver certificates and fractional currency. Decrease in debt during the month amounts to 15 078 264 00 with total treasury cash available 1 101 605 428 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Pension Fund
Pacific Railroad
Tnoporg
Cee Caee
Seeveers Ess
Bank of England settling day closes stock exchange
London on May 1 marks the semi annual settling day and a holiday on the stock exchange. Parrs advices quote 3 per cent rentes at 87 francs 75 centimes. Copper closed firm at £87 12s for spot and £38 5s for three months' delivery.
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London
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
Parrs
Merchants' Week Boston List of Associations Members
Complete roster of Boston Merchants' Week Association showing wholesale grocers woollens and clothing boots and shoes tea and coffee provisions druggists and other firms with street addresses in 19th century Boston. Includes John A. Andrews & Co. M. Ayer & Co. Blake & Stearns Chase & Sanborn J. T. Glines & Co. Carter Rice & Co. A. L. Tribble & Co. L. Brayton & Co. Gillette & Hennigan and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Merchants’ Week Association
John A. Andrews & Co
Commercial Street
S. Ayer & Co
State Street
Boyd, Leeds & Co
Briges, Shattuck & Co
Thomas Dana & Co
Henry Callender & Co
Crocker & Eldredge
South Market Street
E. S
Isaac Fenno & Co
Summer Street
Macallar, Parker & Co
Washington Street
Miner, Beal & Co
Rhodes, Ripley & Co
L. Rosnosky & Son
Smith, Whiting, Connor & Co
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Springer Bros
A. Shuman& Co
Thompson, Witherell & Willis
Samuel Williams
Chauncy Street
Whitten, Burdett & Young
Winthop Squarery Goods
Fred Butterfield & Co
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Avon Street
J. O. Bullock & Co
Davis, Pitts & Co
Bedford Street
Farley, Harvey & Co
F. Hovey & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
J. Leeson & Co
Devonshire Street
Russ, Jobb & Co
R. H. White & Co
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Jackson, Mandell & Daniell
Boots and Shoes
Edmunds & Mayo
Federal Street
Batchelder & Lincoln
H Boynton
Pearl Street
Haynes, Kelsey & Co
Congress Street
John J Henry & Co
Hosmer, Codding & Co
H. C. Jackson & Co
Lamkin & Foster
Faneuil Hall Market
Charles Lawrence & Co
F.M. Leonard
A. F. Russell & Co
Mercantile Street
Cheney, Upham & Co
York & Whitney
North Market Street
Gillette & Hennigan
Clinton Street
Simmons, Amsden & C
John P. Squire Co
Crockery
Abram French & Co
Franklin Street
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Merchants’ Row
Morey, Churchill & Morey
Friend Street
Jones McDuffee & Stratton
Nicholson, Crost & Co
Carter, Carter & Kilbam
Gilman Bros
Richardson, Lawrence & Pike
Hanover Street
Theodore Metcalf & Co
Tremont Street
Weeks & Potter
West & Jenney
Broad Street
H. Barker & Co
McPherson Bros
Noyes, French & Fickett
Commerce Street
L. A. Wright & Co
George W. Hecker & Co
Fish—Caswell, Livermore & Co
Atlan
Boston Firm Directory of Dealers and Makers on City Streets
A long OCR style list catalogs numerous Boston addresses and companies across trades. It names ledgers of hardware, paints, furniture, cigars, confectionery, sugar refineries, and many others with street addresses such as Broad Street Congress Street Milk Street and Summer Street plus firms like J A Bird Co Foster Pierce & Co and Walter Baker Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tic Avenue
N. D. Freeman & Co
T Wharf
L. M. Haskins & Co
Potter & Wrightington
Commercial Street
Leonar A. Treat
State Street
H. E. Taylor & Co
Atlantic Avenue
Milk Street
Carpenter, Woodward & Morton
Boston Lead Manufacturing Company
Congress Street
Poor, Towne & Co
India Street
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Washington Street
Bigelow & Dowse
Franklin Street
Bolles, Kimball & Wilde
Pearl Street
Robert M. Diaz & Co
Frye, Phipps & Co
Cutler, Woodrough & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Bedford Street
Federal Street
Charies W. Sabin
Federa Street
John
Sudbury Street
B. T. Cowdrey & Co
Broad Street
Skilton” Foote & Co
Central Park
Magee Furnace Company
Union Street
Smith & Anthony Stove Company
Walker & Pratt Manufacturing Company
John Foster
Henry L. Pierce
Bates & Barnet
Central Street
D. H. Tulley & Co
Mason Beane
Commission
Fales & Lehy
Patch & Roberts
North Market Street
IF. Robbins & Co
Chatham Street
Sawyer, Manning & Co
J. W. Woods
Harrison Avenue
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Causeway Street
Royce & Goff
Ledford Street
Sags & Co
Stoughton Rubber Company
Dyer, Rice & Co
Chauncy
Moore, Smith & Co
Devonshire Street
North, Fiske & Co
Summer Street
Taylor Bros
Spaulding & Co
Buchanan & Lyall
Central Wharf
A. R. Mitchell & Co
L. W. Scott & Co
J. Wright & Co
Fancy
W. 8. Carr & Co., 83 Pearl Street; Heyer Bros
Horace Partridge & Co
Hanover Street
Peabody & Whitney
Jacobs, Whitcomb & Co
Walter Baker & Co
H. O. Wilbur & Sons
Philadelphia
A. & E. Burton & Co
Exchange Street
Boston Marble Company
Thacher Street
Durgin
Park & Co
J. H. Dunbar & Co
Kilby Street
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Masten & Wells
Hawley Street
Pierce & Wayne
New England Mutual
Accident Insurance Association
Water Street
Rich, Reed & Atwood
Royal Baking Powder Company
South Market Street
Sawyer Crystal Blue Pompac
Smith & Angell
Wakefield Rattan Company
George T. Mctaughlin & Co
Fulton Street
James W. Tufts
Portland Street
J. EB. Gary & Co
Bell
5. A. Woods Machine Company
High Street
James Chalmers’s Son
Williamsville
N. Y
Raymond Whitcomb excursion parties prepare long tours to Colorado and Alaska
Two large Raymond and Whitcomb excursion groups depart Fitchburg station this afternoon for extended tours to Colorado and California with side trips to the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. About 186 travelers distributed across eight Pullman sleepers dine on two dining cars and travel via several rail routes. Alaska group sails June 17 from Tacoma on Corona with all 38 staterooms booked. Boston return July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond & Whitcomb
Fitchburg
Colorado
California
Pacific Northwest
Yellowstone Park
Alaska
Pulliman
New York
Philadelphia
Kansas Oy
Boston
Mooosack Tunnel
West Shore
Great Western
Rock Island
Kansas City
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio & Mississippi
Chicago & Alton
Tacoma
Corona
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Northern Pacific
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Pueblo
Denver
Whitinsville
C. F. Baker
W. Hapgood
Eva_F. Matthews
Warren, Me
Moses R. Matthews
Warren
Moses _R. Matthews
CC. H. Pinney
M.D
Derby
Conn
Frank C. Spinney
Lynn
C. H. Stevens
Ware
F. M. Webster
John G. Webster
M. A. Webster
S$. D. Wheelock
Norwood
Annie RK. Whiting
Hyde Park
Eddie Whiting
George E. Whiting
George EK. Whiting
J.J. Whiting
West Winsted
J. J. Whiting
Henry_A. Wood
Bangor
Henr A. Wood
Sabine Wood
Charles W. Woodman
Roxbury
Marion B. Allen
Stillman B. Allen
Stillman
B Allen
William A. Anthony
Fall River
Lottie Carson
Holyoke
QO. Daniels
Natick
John Eaton
E. Ellis
H._'T. Ellis
F. Fernald
D. B. Flint
Nurse and Child
William J. Swinburne
Newport
R. L
Charles Welch
Charles A. Welch
Oston
Market notes on farm goods and commodities
The report shows mixed activity across commodities with some items firm or higher such as flour corn oats barley pork and molasses while many perishables remain steady quiet or dull including canned goods rye oatmeal rye flour and various meats. Fruit demand remains decent for oranges and lemons while berries and dried apples stay subdued.
Wool Sales At London Show Strong Demand And Splendid Bids
London May 1 reports better attendance and spirited bidding at wool sales. Demand favored sellers with most lots taken by home and German buyers. Total 14 954 lots offered including Victoria New South Wales Queensland South Australia Swan River New Zealand Cape of Good Hope and Natal grades with varied prices in scoured greasy and locks and pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victorian
Swan River
Cape
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
City Horse Market Shows Strong Demand Across Many Dealers
The Isburgh & Co sale reports 100 head sold last week with buyers and sellers satisfied. Prices ranged from 40 to 350 dollars for various horses including saddlers, family drivers, and trotters. Other stables such as A E Bowler Walker's Bazaar Moses Colman & Son's Combination sale stable Russell's Welch Hall's and International Horse Exchange note steady demand with prices from 40 to 350 and multiple carloads passing through the markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isburgh & Co
Walker’s Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
Vegas
Kentucky
North Adams Print Works
Russell
Welch Hall
International Horse Exchange
J Atchison
New York
H & E Snow
Print Cloth Market Firms Prices in Fall River Trade
The print cloth market in Fall River is firm and strong with prices advancing. Spot cloth holds at 3 1 2 percent with 1 percent added, while May futures trade at 3 13 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Markets Quiet as Holiday Delays Reporting From Gilman Co
Chicago May 1 traders note a slow curb message to Gilman Cheney and Co Boston due to the holiday. The day shows a general slide with prices trending lower and no notable features reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
John E Welsh Flour and Grain Market Report
John E Welsh reports carload grain quotations and flour receipts. Domestic four prices vary with wholesale and jobbing. today 177 cars inspected including mixed corn and oats, 6653 barrels of flour received, market tone slightly firmer yet demand limited. Regional notes: Chicago receipts 14,000 barrels, Milwaukee firm on flour, St Louis quiet but steady with 2,000 barrels received and 16,000 shipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Canada Superior
Canada
Canada Extra
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Louis
Rye and Barley Markets Remain Quiet Across Cities
Receipts show rye and barley steady with limited activity. No 1 New York rye around 65 to 70 cents in small lots. Chicago No 2 rye at 40 to 40.5 cents. St Louis 42 to 43 cents. Milwaukee No 1 rye 44 to 43.5 cents. Peoria No 2 rye 40 to 41 cents. Barley receipts 1100 bushels today. Canada No 1 87 to 88 cents. No 2 80 to 81 cents. extra No 3 75 to 78. six-rowed 78 to 80. two-rowed 75. Millfeed steady with inquiries. sack spring 15.26 to 15.50. US sack winter 16.25. Michigan bran 16.50 per ton. middlings 15.50 to 19.50. Cottonseed receipts 400 bushels. prices steady, prime in sacks spot 20, arriving 23.75. Male receipts 5000 bushels. six-rowed Canada 1.05 per unit. six-rowed State 0.95 to 1.00. two-rowed State 0.86 to 0.90. Hops receipts none. market dull with New York 1888 crop 18 to 23 cents, 1887 12 to 13 cents, old lots 5 to 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole Gd. & Cin Lin Ws Cacisee
Det. L. & Divas Seessne
Wea
Flint & P.M
K.C
Ft. 8
K.C . Cl
M. Fee
K.C. MF
L.R
Ft. S
Old Colony
Rutlan
Summait
Union Pacific, Eee
West End
Wis
Eee
Bos
Cseves
Brokers’ Board
SNS
Ssc
Les Tes Co
Canales
BDO
Fastman Car Heater
Ee Ar Ales
Bigtent
Lamson Store Ser, Co
Am Bell Telephone
Pullman Palace Car Co
A, & SF Coltrust
At & Pac
Ee — Pheumatic Tool Co
Cotton Oil Trust
BGN
Chi
Boston & Liverpool
Tenet
Lynn Gas & Elec. Co
Lynn & Boston RR
Ccc
Ee Malden Elec. Co
New York Despatch Co
Bt C,m & St P Ga
Thomson-Houston Elec
Sugar Refineries Co
San & Clev
FIS & M Gs. E
Ee Thomson Elec
Voy Ee
Wee
Ertet
Pueblo & Ark Waite
Es Artland Bs
E. Am Bell Tel
Teteee
Eyig Tel
Cic Cvecvaageee
Pion Peles
Lamson
Boston WP
Eereee
French Bay
Ee Aee
Sullivan Harbor Land
Ui West End Land
Bonanza
TiVec Bos & Mont Min
Cal & He
A.t&s
Ceease
Bos & Alb
Boston & Lowell
Bos & Maine
Bos & T
Igl
Cleve & Gan
Fitchburg Pfd
Guolg OY
Ts& F Col Trust
Do Trust
C,b&n
Erie Telephone
Boston
E Cal So
B& Q
Clev
Canton
Fitchburg
Am Cotton Oil Trust
Gui Edison Phou Toy
Bales
Anonoz
Erenee
lBo
Crescent
Santa Fe
Aspinwall
Ewer
Boston Boothbay
W. P. Seer
Boyleton Street
Sscvese
Campobello
East
Obton
Cees Cous
Bay
Sullivan
Topeka
Winthrop
Pac
L. G
Kan
W. Mich.les
D.D
Sear
Elk H
Keon J. & C
Ee Il
L. K
Ke.c
la EK
St. L
Central
N.Y AN
Oregon S. L
Pueb
A. Cans
Rutland
Southern
Sonora
St. Jo & G
Union Pacific
Wis. Cen
Do Inc
Atch
Cccecuse
Koston & Albany
Seccess
Hooston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Peoria
Burlington
Loledo
Ainters
New York
Canada
Michigan
Butter and Cheese Market Report From Patchy Quotations
Butter receipts today 4360 pkgs up from 1813 last year. Prices favor buyers with large receipts and varied by grade and region. Cremeries range from 18c to 24c with Western and Vermont offerings, while Eastern creameries sell 20c to 24c and imitation butter 18c to 20c. Cheese receipts 266 boxes. North and West grades quoted 11c to 10c in low to mid ranges. Liverpool market steady, Utica demand firm. Oleomargarine receipts 479 pkgs with no notable changes. prices listed by grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Eastern Creamery
Elgin
Baltimore
Chicago
Western Creamery
West
Liverpool
Ares Ne
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Kansas
Clearing House
Corporation
Joanson
Reichsmarks
Messrs
Irving A. Evans & Co
Fiske
R. L. Day & Co
Exchange
Atchison
Chang
Gulf & Southern Kansas
Winner Investment Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
Boston News Bureau
Manitoba
William H. Forbes
William Minot
James
Thorne
Lansing & Northern
West Michigan
Fort Scott
Memphis
Clifornia Southern
Atlantic & Pacific
Massachusetts State Senate
Boston Water Power
George, Richardson
G. T. W. Braman
B. F. Brooks
H. M. Whitney
Huntington Avenue
Norcross
American Loan and Trust Company
Comany
Untington Avenue
Jervia
J. Page
J. F. Farley
David E. Saunders
George Frost
George N. Phelps
L. F. Creesey
Gustaf Lundberg
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Company
Central Trust Company
Sesco Ei
Bell Telephone
Calumet & Hecla
Ving A. Evans & Co
Fiske Building
State ST
Blake Bros. & Go
Nassau St
W. C. James
Scale Truck CO
Willard C. James
E. T. Wright
W.C. James & Co
Mas
Rockland
Mass
Oscar A. Mann
John M. Corse
George E. Smalley
Boston & Norfolk Steaghship Co
Gray & Milliken, Bankers
Boston Stock Exchange
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Don Enrique
Peete
Edison Phon
Reece Button Hols
Sendas
Thomson
Houston Elec
Washington
Foreign Financial Markets
Merchants
The
Boston Association
Pearline
Rates & Valley
Eastern Banking
Francis A. Osborn
Merrihew
Asurer
City Horse Market
C S Williams & Co
Ovening
Minneapolis
John E. Welsh
Brown Bros. & CO
Gro. E. Buttaro
Louis Curtis
Good City Mort
J. French & Son
Washington Stree