Electric stocks list from Furnished by F W Err Co
Furnished by F W Err and Co a list of electric stock names and markups including Eastern Electric Cable Co Thomson Houston Co Union Electric Car Co and other firms with partial figures and unclear spellings. The fragment reads like a brokerage or trade notice listing multiple companies and stock lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Err & Co
Devonshire T
Eastern Electric Cable
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Co
Union Electric Car Co
United States Mail Box Co
Thomson-Houston Co
Bo Thomson European Electric Welding Co
New York Financial Market Reports Broad Activity May 5
Money on call easy with rates 4 1/2 to 6 percent and bar silver at 103. Sterling exchange quiet with bills at 4.8414 for sixty days and 4.8544 for demand. Government bonds dull, railroads active. Stock market open, later strong and buoyant with 500000+ shares traded. Lead Trust, Atchison, Oregon Transcontinental, Chicago Gas lead gains. strong close at day’s top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New England
Oregon Transcontinental
Atchison, Chicago Gas
St. Paul
Lead
Lead Trust
Atchison, Oregon Transcontinental
Commission Houses
Wheeling & Lake Erie Common
Manhattan
Atchison
Texas Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago Gas
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Boston
London
Kansas Pacific
Kansas & Texas
International
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Louisville & New Albany
Reading
Alton & Terre Haute
Market Notes From London and Paris Financial Desk
Foreign financial reports show Consols at 97 15 16 for money and 98 for the account. Atlantic & Great Western and Canadian Pacific are quoted with varied yields. Paris advices list 3 percent rentes at 89 francs 45 centimes. exchanges on London at 25 francs 13.42 centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
United States Bonds
Atlantic & Great
Hainois Central
St. Paul Common
Reading
Mexican Central News
Real estate sales and mortgages in Boston area rundown
Real estate notices report Atwood & Co selling two Call Street houses in Jamaica Plain at auction for 2810. A Hyde Park Avenue land plot of 15 331 feet changes hands at 1544 cents per foot to J O Laughlin for 1544 cents per foot. Boston buys a small stretch near Kingston Bedford for 4300 to widen the street. Multiple property transfers, mortgages and valuations follow including Tremont Street parcels, Columbus Avenue, Hawley Street, Merchants Row and Boylston Street. The Grosvenor Newport estate “The Rocky Farm” will gain two stone houses for occupants William Grosvenor and Miss R A Grosvenor. The Nahum Capen Dorchester estate on Mt Ida will be divided into house lots for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. P. Atwood & Co
Call Street
Jamaica Plain
William Minot, Jr
Hyde Park Avenue
Forest Hills Station
J. O. Laughlin
Boston
Kingston
Bedford Streets
David W. Cheever
Lewis Coleman
Tremont Street
Hewlett
William C. Lamkin
Columbus Avenue
Isabella M. Keith
Hawley Street
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Seth F. Robinson
David Greenough
William Grosvenor
R. A. Grosvenor
Providence
Newport
Nahum Capen
Dorchester
Mt. Ida
Meeting House Hill
Attendance at Baptist Bethel Society meeting reflects growing interest
The forty fifth annual Baptist Bethel Society gathering at Bethel Church on Hanover Street drew large attendance. Speakers included Hon Robert O Fuller Rev C H Spalding Mr C E Evans and Rev A G Lawson D D. W J Swaffield read the annual report urging broader work. Sailor services reached 22000 attendees and the enlarged reading room saw increased use. Departments covered Sunday school temperance foreign missions benevolent and Bible and tract work. Officers for next year were elected: President Robert O Fuller Clerk Daniel D Dunklee Treasurer Nathan N Fitch Auditor Royal Gilkey. A treasury shortage prompted a circular letter seeking aid from pastors represented by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Bethel Society
Bethel Church
Hanover Street
Robert O. Fuller
C. H. Spalding
C. E. Evans
A. G. Lawson
W. J. Swaffield
Amon
Daniel D. Dunklee
Nathan N. Fitch
Royal Gilkey
Robert Fuller
Samuel B. Thing
William A. Monroe
Irving O. Whiting
William Beals
George R. Dority
Nathan A. Fitch
Commercial matters and cotton trade update May 5
Market notes show cotton goods firmer and woollen goods quiet with overall steady prices across staples. The cotton trade faces uncertain yet likely passage of silver and tariff bills while speculative markets remain unsettled but firm. Weekly cotton receipts total 16,586 bales with 5.7 million bales since Sept 1, 1889, despite heavy rains hindering Memphis areas.
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Gulf
Memphis
The Dry Goods Trade Improves Amid Firm Cotton Market
Weather and firm raw materials lift dry goods trade with higher prices seen possible. Cotton goods stay firm with some advances. trade across regions shows mixed relief and rising costs. Export demand fair. mills face anticipated tariff effects and possible early production cuts due to slow overall business.
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Mississippi
Fall River
Providence
New York
Messrs
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
John L
The Wool Trade Sees Steady Demand and Cautious Outlook
The wool market remains firm with strong demand on the coast and seaboard markets like Philadelphia and New York. Prices show no immediate rise as mills shut down due to weak demand, while West markets grow active and San Antonio opens soon.
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Seaboard
Philadelphia
New York
West
Texas
San Antonio
San Francisco
Bradford
England
London
Botany
Messrs. Coates Bros
Flour and Meal Trade Prices Dip as Buyers Hold
Market receipts show 4545 bbis and 5034 sacks flour along with 650 sacks and 60 bbis oatmeal and 1300 bbis cornmeal. Demand remains good but buyers resist high miller prices. no price declines unless wheat falls. Flour ranges: fine to seconds 2.50 4.00, extra 4.75, Minnesota grades 4.50 5.60, winter 4.80 5.40, spring patents 5.65 6.25. Export grades quoted FOB. rye flour 3.60 4.00 per bbl. Graham 2.25 2.50. Cornmeal bag 87 89c. barrel 2.10 2.16 for kiln-dried, 2.60 2.70 for granulated. Oatmeal 4.50 4.60 for fine, 5.20 5.30 for cut.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Gavada Superior
Canada Roller
Graham
Uiet
Grain Trade Receipts and Prices Report
The grain receipts today total 36 435 bush corn 38 670 bush oats 69 tons millfeed and 1250 bush malt. Inspections show 74 cars with 46 corn and 28 oats and includes No 2 white oats at several elevators. Visible supply and stocks list mixed, with prices showing corn firm steamer yellow at 46 46 1/2c and No 2 white oats 37 37 1/2c on track. Rye and malt prices steady to dull, mills and bran values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
ATIOY
New_York
New England
Hoosac
Chicago
New York
Canada
Michigan
The Produce Trade and Market Prices Report
The article lists today’s receipts across dairy and produce categories and compares with last year. Butter, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, and hay show varied activity. butter is steady with limited creamery supply, New York and Chicago markets quoted. cheese old and new prices noted. beans firm with assorted hand-picked peas and foreign beans priced. grasses and hay steady with strong clover and Timothy values. overall tone is a routine wholesale market summary with regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
New York
Chicago
Northern Choice
Western
Liverpool
Eage
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Islands
Weauote
Vermont
California
Lima
Choice
Canada
Alsike
Lucerne
Red Top
Jersey
RKT Bent
Market Prices Across Potatoes Fruits and Produce
Domestic potatoes hold steady amid quiet trade while Bermuda stock grows. Prices listed for Houlton and Aroostook varieties, Vermont and New York beliefs, with Scotch and English magnums. Sweet potatoes slow but Jersey and Florida options appear, maple syrup steady. Poultry and fowl prices reflect firm demand. onions, beets, carrots, lettuce, radishes, and greens show varied crate and box pricing. Fruit trade shows quiet apple demand, firm Baldwins, and steady citrus from Messina, Palermo, Valencia. California fruits and dried apples hold steady. strawberries show larger but mixed lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Houlton Hebrons
Houlton
Aroostook Hebrons
Aroostook
Vermont
New York
Burbanks
White Star
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Jerseys
Floridas
Alencia
White Cape
St Andrews
Chicago
Virginia
Jersey
Savannah
Florida
Messina
Palermo
California
Steamers Arrive with Mediterranean Fruits for Boston
The Scotsman passed Gibraltar April 23 carrying Palermo oranges lemons and 4500 half-boxes and 4400 boxes Palermo lemons. Napier passed Gibraltar April 26 with Sicily lemons and oranges for Boston. Dodona passed Gibraltar April 11 with oranges and lemons for Boston. Pontiac sailed from Palermo April 26 with a Mediterranean fruit cargo for Boston. Falcon due May 7 with Baracoa bananas for WW & C Royes. Elgiva and Kong Frode due Thursday with Jamaica bananas for Boston Fruit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotsman
Gibraltar
Palermo
Napier
Sicily
Boston
Dodona
Oston
Pontiac
Falcon
WW & C R Oyes
Elgiva
Kong Frode
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Commodity Prices and Market Reports for Meats and Fats
The day’s receipts show tallow 46 pkgs and lard 31 pkgs with bacon 846 boxes and hams 1 bb. Prices list long cuts 14 cents, fresh ribs 94 2c, sausages 84c, lard 7 8¾c, corned beef 7c, and city dressed hogs 5% to 6c with varying weights. Demand described as good for pork products, fresh beef firm, and trade quiet for some items amid ample supply.
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Chicago
Brighton
Choice Brighton
Taliow
Sugar and Molasses Prices and Quotes
Sugar and molasses markets show steady or quiet activity. Raw sugars hold at 5 to 5 5 percent European color, refined downtrend. granulated around 64 to 64 4 cents per pound, confectioners 65 to 66 cents, standard A 6 cents, Belmont A 6 cents, extra C 54 to 55 cents, yellow 48 to 52 cents. Molasses sales from New Orleans quoted 40 to 48 cents. Fancy Ponce 36 to 38 cents per gallon, choice 34 to 35, fair to good 25 to 30, Cienfuegos 25 to 28, Barbados 30 to 32, boiling grades 20 cents for 50 test.
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Rales
C. Con
Union Cache
Atlantic
Boston & Alban
Boston & Lowell
Ton & Maine
Boston & Provider
Cal. Southern
Central of Mass
Canton
Tee River
Sas
Fant & PV
Fitchburg
Maine Central
Old Colony
Saco & Ports
G. F. & Conway
Rutland
Bumimit
Union Pacific
West End
W., Ash. & Rowh
Eeseeesesesees
Eae Eastman Car
Phonograph Toy
Osson
Pullman Palace Car Ce
Eee
Ewan
Cotton
Nlisted
Aim
Pneumatic Tool Co
Bay State Gas
Brunswick Sacrabes Ceee
Burton
Chi
Boston & Liver
Eurobloc
Elding
Tana
Fort Wayne Elec
Eseese
Illinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
Maldan Electric Co
Mechanical Man. Co
New York
Desnatch Co
National Just
Nat. Bee Mig. Co. Sescuces
Eseee
Sugar “Refineries CO
Sea Aero Elec
Thoms Hee Welding
Westinghouse
Cry
Ares Louia
Ds Nash
Louis
N. Eee
Elev
Fem
St. Lwees
N. Y
Norwestern
N.Y
Ohio
Miss
West
Oregon
Gregan
Va P
St. L. Pecenses
St. Hee
Ml &M
Texas Pacific
West L
L. E
Atenean OU
Brunswick
Illinois
Pacific Mail
Enen
Pull. Pal
Tenn
Wit Union
K. G. Lata
Ky. G. Ni
Lata
Erie
Haig
Ily
Ft. W.cd
St. L
Iowa C
N.C. Int
N.P. Lata
Tex
P. le N.Y. C. So
N.W
U. Pas
W. Shore
U.N. Ba
O, Nay
Mining Companie
Alice
Mutual S. & 3 Co
Best & Belcher
Occidental
Ontario
Col. Coal
Phoenix
Arizona
Con
Cail, & V
Quicksilver el Cristo
Vref
Gould & Curry
Ilver Certiflente
New Orleans
Ponce
Cienfuegos
Barbados
The Cotton Markets in New York and Liverpool Prices
The report lists New York cotton prices with uplands and middling grades, opens and closes, and May to February futures. It notes Liverpool demand steady at middling uplands and U.S. and foreign sales, plus receipts and other markets including Augusta, Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, and Memphis with mid and firm quotes.
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New York
Mavoeseceesceeecassillvic
Pee Weee
Ces Alyts iLvic
Dales
Liverpool
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Commodity Market Tones West and East Split
The report notes firm and varied prices across hubs from Savannah to Philadelphia, with midpoints like 11% gc in Savannah and 123-16c in Philadelphia. It covers option markets in Chicago, curb wheat movement, and unsettled trading with spikes and declines driven by rain, heat and outside buying. Cattle and hog markets in Kansas City and Chicago show mixed, generally softer trends, with beef and pork prices in a broad range and shifts in supply expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Hutchinson
Closing Pipelines and Certificates Report May 1890
The report lists pipeline certificates closing at 3 pm May 5 1890 with opening at 10 am May 5. It records highest and lowest prices for that date and notes several shipments and crude runs. Cottonseed oil certificates opened with figures and averages for May 1. Market notes cover whiskey prices in Peoria Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and miscellaneous turpentine rosin tar and petroleum figures in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSBC
Ssebacohkiet
Sait Sasan
Esse Eee
Peoria
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Print Cloth Market Firms In Fall River Trade
May 5 in Fall River reports print cloths holding firm with some sales at a price of 64 by 64 and a firm market tone. Mills show steady demand and are not eager to sell, keeping prices steady despite activity.
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Fallriver
Wool sales report from London with varied regional bids
At the May wool sales 10,653 bales were offered with moderate attendance and improved demand for desirable lots. Prices varied by region with Victoria and New South Wales showing strong scoured and greasy grades, while Queensland and other regions posted mixed results. Punta Arenas and Falkland skins were sold before the main sale, largely at declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Swan River
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Punta Arenas
Falkland
Yarmouth Imports and Exports of May 1890
The May 5 1890 record from Yarmouth Nova Scotia lists cargo items across dozens of brokers and vessels including lobsters halibut trout eggs furniture and boxes of fish. Notable entries include HF Yammond 418 crates of lobsters 50 cases canned goods and 50 drums fish and F L Clements 124 crates lobsters and Barclay & Co 15 cases eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Clements
Ellis & Co
Barclay & Co
Hall & Co
Hutchinson
Delong & Seaman
Mead
American Express Vo. Arkoya
Barkentine Hancock
Sugar Standard Sugar Refinery
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Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Bonos
Wilson W. Jay & Co
State Street
Union Elec
Don Enrique Min
S.e
Railroads
Coptimer
NEW York Financial
Ing. Alt. & T. Hewsceesee
Sane
B&q
E. Iis
East Tenn
Central
Jowa C. Rel
Kan
Baptist Bethel Annual Meeting
Congress
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Louisville
Great Britain
Continent
Kansas City
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Whowat
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Cape Verde
UTTA
Curaco
Antigua
Scotland
Exporis Prom Boston
Butte
Danish West Indies
Miquelon
Langley
Wessee
Scotian
Newfoundland and Labrador
British West Indies
British Guiana
Africa
Hay
Madeira
Hawaiian Islands
Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Schssary Rose
Annapolis
Digby
Scott
COTT
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Menard
Walker and Jenks
Emerson and Swayne
Oscood
Boardman
Lewis
Cock Robin
Emerson
Oliver Ditson Company
City Notices
City Batt
Board of Assessors
Duncklee
Walter
KON BK. Gay & Co
Sineares
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