Market Report Shows Mixed Trade and Rail Shares Slump
A Boston market summary notes light but steady business with prices off and investors waiting for catalysts. Bonds total $133000 and stock 5385 shares were sold, rail stocks lead sales, and overall imports exports show wide shifts. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe earnings rise. diverse railroad and commodity movements follow with cautious optimism amid global trade unsettledness.
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Boston
Inc
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Rk. R, CO
Atchison
Southern Kansas Railway Company
New York Financial Report Shows Mixed Market Activity
New York March 31 money easy on call 144 2 per cent. Foreign exchange steady at 45714 for long and at 4591 to 4 for short sight. Government bonds lower for the 4s at 123% and 14% %. St Paul Union Pacific and other rails move in midday trading. speculation later steadies with small rallies then softens as West disturbances and rate disputes affect values. Lawson Douglas & Co warn of barren spring for railroad earnings and note little export growth despite grain price declines.
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Mercantile
New York
Clearing House
Boston Bank
Associated Banks of
Boston
Eeerseees
Esa
P. Whitehead
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf Common
Yoledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Lansing
Northern Preferred
Mexican Central
Fitchburg
Albany
New England
Rutland
F. L. Parker
City of Mexico
Huron
Prime Mercantile
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Omaha
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Erie
Edward Watkins
Boston Telegram
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Ban. & St. Jo
Kansas
Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville& Nash
Lake Erie
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Memphis & C
Northwestern
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ohio & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
Pacific Mall
Peoria
Phila
Reading
St. Paw
St. P.& Omaha
Texas Pacific
Wabash Pacific
Western Union
Oregon Tran
Olosin Adams Express
Sie Sis
Ismim
Oregon N
Seseseseee
Alton & Terre Haute
Oregon Improvement Co
Cechaseaus
Promer
Cs Saeesssercen
Pittsburg
Boston Air Line
Pullmen Palace
Rich & Mienschetseens
Canada Pacific
Ientirawe
Iowa
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ich
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W.P
C.c
Roch. & Pitts
Rock Island
Chicago & Alton Sess
Pur
Quincy
P. Minn & Man
St. L
N.O
Wabash,St LL & Pac
Welle Fargo
Eeseneiesel
Fort Wayne
Namniba
St Joseph
Pacific 6A
Eae
Houston & T
District Colum
Ggvesseek
Bos Hart & Erie Ist
Ind
Bloom
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Minn
SZ Mobile
Morris & Essex
Mutual Union Tel, Nash
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Norfolk & W
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Den
Rio Grande Rats
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Brie
Kan. Pac
Do. Lst
Tod
Oregon Nav
Cess
St Paul &S O
Pac
Cal
Del
Burl
Canaan
Houston
Nebron
Burbank
King and Spy
Worcester County
Milwaukee
Market report shows mixed grain and commodity trends
Wheat fell about 1 cent in May as Chicago and New York prices hit near twenty year lows. Corn oats lard butter and cheese eased, beans eggs and groceries quieting. sugar refined edged down, coffee rose, tea unsettled, linseed firm, cotton steady rise. Grain inspection at Boston totals 102 cars with mixed wheat and corn across grades. spot citrus prices steady with some frost anxiety in Messina oranges and Palermo lemons. Dairy butter prices cited high in Bromfield Street with notable profitable margins for some producers.
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Chicago
Boston Commercial Exchange
Cail Board
New York
Seaboard
Liverpool
Uplands
Olga
Bromfield Street
Darling
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Peterboro
N. H
Flour and grain prices hold after wheat drop
Chicago wheat options did not move flour quotes with steady sales across grades from western superfine to winter patents. New York receipts and exports show demand mixed while corn meal remains steady. wheat futures soften slightly with No 2 Chicago spot about 97 to 103 cents and mixed regional quotes.
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Chicago
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Linois
St Louis
Lchors
St. Louis
New York
Milwaukee
Ahigmsaha
Toledo
White State
Market Notes on Butter Cheese Eggs and Farm Produce
Butter prices steady with creamery and dairy items selling well. cheese trade steady to firm. eggs quoted near Saturday levels with larger receipts easing some values. Included are beans potatoes apples hay and other staples with varied regional quotes and futures as buyers maintain demand.
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Vermont
New York
Choice
Choice Western
Spape
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Emports at Boston and Liverpool detailed freight list
Long ledger style report reads as shipments at Boston and Liverpool with steamer Samaria Palestine Gate City and Palestine names, listing casks crates cases bales and boxes of tin plates, wine, brandy, steel, machinery, hosiery, fabrics, oils, provisions, and various merchandise from numerous firms and partners including Baring Bros Co Morton Bliss & co and Jordan Marsh. Names of many merchants, ships, and consignments appear with quantities across ports and dates.
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Liverpool
Eng
Samaria
Nottis & Co
Moors & Co
Morton, Bliss & Co
Haguiy & Co
Houghton & Dutton
Koopman & Co
Brooks
Winthrop Jr
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Wentworth
Thos Graome & Co
Andrews
Haskell
Peabody
Bates
Wright Bros
Dyer, Taylor & Co
Whittall & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Peyser & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lowell Machine Co
W Machine &Co
Rousmaniere & Kimball
Mullen & Co
Wheelock & Co
Dodo Revere Rubber Co
Wooliens Kendall, Barrows & Co
Ui White & Co
Wellington & Co
Pray’s Sons & Co
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Wakefield Kratian Co
Torey, Boght & Capen
Hoflander & Co
Dlissey & Co
Sawyer & Co
White & Co
Oliver Ditson & Co
Macchlar
Parker & Co
Bailey & Co
Beach & Co
Hollander & Bradshaw
Baldwin Bros & Co
Forbes & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Phelps. Dodge & Co
Lovering & Co
KR & E Boris & Co
Geo Bridge
Clatlin, Larrabee & Co
Bacon & Co
Pierce & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Sculesingzer
Fully & Co
Webber
D & M Williams
Collins & Fairbanks
Ames
Strahan
American Watch Co
Gay & Wolf
Walker & Co
Levy & Co
Snow
Buttrick
Porbes
H White & Co
Jackson, Mandell & Daniells
Bradford
Thomas & Co
Wadsworth, Howlani & Co
Pope & Co
Hooper & Co
Bernard & Co
French & Co
Bernd Bros
du Billings & Eaton
Bird & Co
Blanchard
Barry, Thayer & Co
Hamilton Mant Co
Laconia Mant Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Naninkeng Cotton Mills
Patumaky Mills
Pembroke Mills
China Mills
Indian Orchad Mills
Webster Manf Co
Warren Gotten Mills
Thorndike Co
Horton Duck Co
Dwight Manf Co
Comertus
Cook & Co
W & M Carpenter
BT Jacobs
Moss Glover & Willcomb
Farnum & Co
JS Milner
Oeserves
Morrison & Co
Noble
Newhal
Newhail & Co
Preston & Merrid
Putnam & T
Pierce & Son
George T Roach & Co
Richardson & Dennie
Richardson & Co
A _ Royce & co
Peck & Co
Sanus, Puy Ber & Co
Stratton
Simonds Sawco
Sherman
Greenville Co
Peabody Co
Pepperell Manf Co
Palmer Mills
Seaver & Co
Stark Mills
Weld & Co
Warren Steamship Line
Sawtelle & Pratt
Stetson, Moseley & Co
Sampson & Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Burnham & Co
Smith & Dove Manus Co
Warren & (O
McLaren
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Bray & Hayes
Bellamy & Co
K Haley & Co
Heckie & Co
O' Flaherty
Downing & Co
Liros & Co
Jons & Co
Claflin, Larabee & Co
Forbes
Brandy P Doherty & Co
Murdock
Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
Burgess & Goddard
Godlow & Wightman
Steel Great Western Despatch Co
Palm Oil
Pettingill & Everett
Nickerson & Baxter
Stone & Downer
Ido
Annapolis
New Brunswick
Newcomb
Chapin Bros
G Hall & Co
Trinidad
Cuba
Dionis
Cotton & Haley
Allen & Ginter
Baldwi Cigaret Thes Pottery
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending Mar 28
A historical table lists import values by region and item for Boston for the week ending March 28. It covers England, Porto Rico, Haiti, Martinique, Mexico, Surinam, Brazil, Peru, Scotland, Italy, Australia, Canada, Singapore, Manila, Iloilo, and Cuba, with totals and various commodity categories such as sugar, molasses, raw rubber, wool waste, linen threads, chemicals, glass, and more totaling 2,500,600 dollars in Casals? waxes.
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Boston
England
Porto Rico
Cisleekee Pels
Piges Cnn Wenwll Lee
Kid Gioves
Csedes
Martinique
Iscy
Mexico
Surinam
Brazil
Tasuas
Peru
Scotland
Hall
Australia
Dominion OF Canada
Singapore
Manila
Cateo Aia
Iloilo
Cuba
SUZAL
DUBOT
Wlinesis Volune
Foreign Exports, ST JOHNS NF Schooner Princeport-25 puncheons Molasses
A detailed freight list from the schooner Princeport at St Johns Newfoundland lists extensive cargo including molasses and various goods. The document enumerates hundreds of items with quantities such as 25 puncheons molasses and 30 cases domestics, alongside hardware, clothing, furniture, and machinery, indicating a broad trade export brief.
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ST Johns
Princeport
London
Eng
Durham City
Exports Value of Port of Boston Week Ending March 28
The Port of Boston reports weekly export values totaling 1,109,095 dollars. Major categories include oils, breadstuffs, sugar, and cotton goods, with notable sums for wheat flour, coffee, tobacco, and lumber. Countries listed include British possessions in Australia, Dutch Guiana, and Spanish possessions.
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Boston
Oakum
Strass
Elwayicn
Vg Wiekae
IOC
Seg Veteskivspeuens
Brian
Ciels Ne
Australas
Dutch Guiana
Goa
Receipts of Goods Transported by Multiple Railroads
Summary of consignments across Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Ol Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Lowell, Maine, Peabody and Salem Expresses, and Sea routes. Entries include cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, malt, beef, butter, cheese, eggs, leather, hides, tea, coffee, pork, tea, pigs, towels, hay, lumber, and various bales and cases with quantities ranging from dozens to several thousand units. Names of railroads and ports appear with loading totals and item types.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Ol Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and
Salem
SONY
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Mes Dudisterton
Cotton Market Receipts and Prices End March 31
Table shows United States cotton market receipts coastwise movement and stocks by center, with mid upland dalings price for March 31. Mobile Norfolk New York New Orleans steady markets, and prices largely unchanged. Net receipts at ports total 8,408 with exports to Britain 7,992 and to the Continent 7,113. Consolidated stock down 13,375.
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United States
K. Mid
St L's
Great Britain
Consolidated American
Mobile
Norfolk
New York
New Orleans
Foreign markets report and London wheat and corn prices
London financial market notes show unsettled cargo wheat and steady corn with prices cited for No 2 and No 1 California wheats. Liverpool and Paris quotations listed for flour, wheat, corn, pork, bacon, lard, cheese, and tallow withs London parity noted.
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Cincinnati
London
Beserbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark J.ane
California
Paris
Liverpool
Court Record In Falmouth Liquor License Case
U S District Court on March 31 Judge Nelson presided as William P Lovell pleaded guilty to selling liquors in Falmouth without a license and was fined 25 dollars plus costs Patrick Walch of Water town faced trial on an indictment charging false sworn statements to obtain naturalization papers stating he arrived in 1879 at age 18 though government indicates he did not arrive in time for final papers Unfinished attorneys named for government Almy Jr for government Richardson Dame and Cummings for defendant
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Wm. P. Lovell
Falmouth
Patrick Walch
Watertown
C. Almy, Jr
J. W. Richardson
S. Dame
Prentiss Cummings
Supreme Judicial Court actions conclude for Meserve case
March 31 before Chief Justice Morton and judges Freto Allen W Allen C Allen Holmes the docket of criminal cases proceeded and finished a writ of error in the Meserve forgery of mortgage was argued by Avery and Lincoln for petitioner and Sherman for the commonwealth. The April term begins April 1 but jurors not yet summoned.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
C. J. Morton
Freto
W. Allen
C. Allen
Holmes
George W. Meserve
Edward Avery
C. 5
Lincoln
A.J. Sherman
Superior Court April term opens with three judges presiding
The April term begins at 10 o clock with Judges Blodgett Barker and Gardner presiding in first second and third sessions respectively. First Session lists cases Spencer v Dobson Maguire v Leonard Knickerbercker Hoenblower v Lovell Co v Ghase Kenney v Stockman Gately v Dows Clark v Eastern R.R Burns v Sears Gestyen v Chelsea B Co. Second Session lists Tidwell v Casey v Bos Gordage Burne v Hall Dean v Clapp Lewis v Goodnough Donohoe v Gilman Kelley v Jamaica Pond Ice Co Chase v Hancock Stettman v Kimball Stickney v Berry Brock v Rich Nash v Bradbury McRae v Austin Barrows v Sias Schwarz v City of Treasurer to V F Co v Boston Fitchburg R Rd Bacon v Simmons Hail v Barrett
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Blodgett
Barker
Gardner
Spencer
Dobson
Maguire
Leonard
Knickerbercker
Hoenblower
Lovell, Co
Ghase
Kenney
Stockman
Gately
Dows
Clark
Eastern R.R
Burns
Sears
Gestyen
Chelsea B. Co
Tidwell
Casey Aene
Bos. Gordage
Chase
Hancock
Stettman
Kimball
Stickney
Berry
Brock
Rich
Nash
Bradbury
McRae
Austin
Barrows
Sias
Schwarz
City of
Treas. To
F. Co
Boston
Fitchburg R. Rd
Bacon
Simmons
Hail
Barrett
Probate admissions for wills and administrations
The wills of John Brett Henry L Batchelder Susan Brown Catharine Redden Charles Wilson James Feely Sarah Scott Mary J Canny Elias D Knight Ezra J Latham Emilie Wersuhn Adelaide Berry Benjamin Buckley Daniel Hayes were admitted to probate. Letters of administration were taken out on the estates of Thomas McNally James Power James Vower Jr William A Batchelder Betsey J Lester Lucinda Burr Lucy E Knight Charles Slaisdell Emeline L Smith Otis H Pierce Catharine Hayes William H Davis Mary Sullivan Marty Kelly George L Mayo.
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John Brett
Henry L. Batchelder
Susan Brown
Catharine Redden
Charles Wilson
James Feely
Sarah Scott
Mary J. Canny
Elias D. Knight
Ezra J. Latham
Emilie Wersuhn
Adelaide Berry
Benjamin Buckley
Daniel Hayes
Thomas McNally
James Power
James Vyower, Jr
William A. Batchelder
Betsey J. Lester
Lucinda Burr
Lucy E. Knight
Charles Slaisdell
Emeline L. Smith
Otis H. Pierce
Catharine Hayes
William H. Davis
Mary Sullivan
Marty Kelly
George L. Mayo
Municipal Court March 31 Case Docket at Central Court
In the central court Judge Forsaith continued cases including Augustus L. Rogers for breaking and entering. Sarah Evans and others received terms in the house of industry or fines for drunkenness and related offenses. Aurelius C Noble fined. Lucy McMurray fined for fornication. John McCabe held on adultery. Herrman Schaefer held for breaking and entering. Dennis Murphy and Wm McInerney held on assault. James Murphy held for larceny. Sarah Tully fined. Leon Randall sent to state reform school as a minor. Walter charged with larceny. Bunker Hill court Benjamin Carey fined for assault and battery.
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Central Court
Hannah McConologue
House of Industry
Herrman Schaefer
Dennis Murphy
Wm. McInerney
James Murphy
Sarah Tully
Leon Randall
State Reform School
Walter
Bunker Hill Court
Benjamin Carey
Hylle to Play at Tremont Street Private Rooms
Signor A P R Hylle premier director dan sante of Chelsea marine band returns home to tune his fiddle and premiere new waltzes at Noon today in private music rooms No 45 Tremont street Admittance by ticket only Entrance closes 12 05 M He departs tonight for the west Also a physician endorses Liebig Co Cocoa Beef Tonic as a tonic for nervous energy and general recovery
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Dansante
Marine Band
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Marriages in Boston Area from March Readings
Notices record multiple Boston weddings on March 27 and surrounding days. William Carpenter wed Louisa J Manley. George W Chick married Harriet Fairweather. Fred S Fisher tied with Ellen A Melville. Charles Safford joined Emma M Apted. James E Wilson wed Ela B Homer. All ceremonies performed by local ministers.
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Boston
O P Gifford
William Carpenter
Louisa J Manley
Chick—Fairweather
W W Colburn
George W Chick
Harriet Fairweather
New Brunwick
Fisher—Melville
W H Munroe
Fred S Fisher
Ellen A Melville
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Apted
S H Winkley
Charles Safford
Emma M Apted
Chelsea
Wilson
Homer
Allston
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James E Wilson
Ela B Homer
Cambridge and Charles River rail lines boost passenger tied profits
A Cambridge board hearing and the railroad commissioners’ report show the Charles River street railway carrying 7,605 paying passengers on Feb 22, aided by three Cottage Farm cars, while the Cambridge railroad carried 42 per trip. The line expansion appears to double Cambridge profits, as the Charles River rail and its routes open up Somerville and Park Square regions and boost overall patronage.
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Frugal cookery and home crafts from a past issue
The passage offers recipes and dining tips such as turkey fritters, a veal stuffing, sardine toast, and a rich fowl gravy. It includes codfish dishes, a blue fabric color note, hiccough cure, chair backs, a cabbage salad method, a novel bay window display wheelbarrow, and a mock auction idea using beans for bidding without money.
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Rum selling in Maine as easy to stop as to roll off bog
Hon. Geo. F. Talbot of Portland writes to the Portland Argus arguing a prohibition league can end rum traffic as easily as Dow claimed. Neal Dow’s 1851 pledge to extirpate liquor via few convictions is cited, with reflection on decades of enforcement and shifting drinking patterns, including rising licensed sales and moderate drinking.
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Portland
Portland Argus
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Remarkable Gifts of an Indiana Boy and a Connecticut Young Man
The Hartford Times reports two prodigious young minds a 21 year old Falls Village resident Robert Wilcox Jr and a Cincinnati boy Master George Rowland Price both extraordinary in mental arithmetic The Indiana youth can answer rapid questions on wheel revolutions and lifespans while the Connecticut boy displays quick correct sums and odd number calculations at a pace that astonishes observers with no formal instruction.
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Robert Wilcox, Jr
Wilcox
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Richmond
Ind
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Rowly
Maine stallion Gen Custer among sale offerings at Dan Mace
The notes publish Dan Mace offering the Maine stallion Gen Custer for sale. They report changes to Pittsburg Exposition driving course dates to July 22 25, note the U S horse population exceeding 11 million with two thirds used for general work, one third for pleasure driving. Reports also cover Royal George sold for 3000 and Strathmore sold for 1000, plus Bartholomews western tour of trotting circuits with an ox elk and camel aiming 3 30 mile pace. Lawrence Gerald of Somerset Mills issues a 300 side Maine trotting challenge for three two year old colts by Dr Franklin.
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Maine
Gen. Custer
Pittsburg Exposition
United States
James C. Wilson
Tecumseh House
Petrolea
Royal George
Colorado
Wyoming
Arizona
Lawrence & Gerald
Somerset Mills
Dr. Franklin
Lewiston
Business Troubles Prompt Insolvency Alerts in Several Firms
Edwin Andrews & Co. of Lewiston Maine files for insolvency as James D. Frary Son & Co. of Bridgeport fails, liabilities near 97162 with 12648 for labor. Three hundred workers lose jobs while assets barely cover staff pay. Various assignments and attachments noted across New York and Brooklyn including John P. Faure and W E Robbins.
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Island City Knitting Mills
South Fifth Street
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Charles Schwaepfer
Willet
Edwin Robbins
W.& E. Robbins
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Grocer
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New York City
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Court of Common Pleas
Suffolk County Heal
Catharine M. Jones
Anatole Levy
Clergy Discuss Education Among Freedmen and Church Work
Gen. Morgan of Providence addressed Baptist ministers on education among the freedmen while Methodists debated implementing Henry Morgan’s will for free preaching to the poor. Rev Dr Mailalien presented on church work in the South and Universa lists examined spiritual revival in parishes.
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Henry Morgan
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Universalists
Insolvency Notice for George H Philbrook of Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues a messenger’s notice that a Suffolk court insolvency warrant is against George H Philbrook doing business as Geo H Philbrook & Co. Debtors must not pay or deliver property to the insolvent. Creditors meet April 11 at 11:00 a.m. in the probate building court room to prove debts and appoint assignees.
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Ene Oyster Co
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Apis
T. G. Hiler
F. UH. Stevens
State National Bank OF Boston
C. B. Patten
National Eagle Bank
WM. G. Brooks
Freeman's National Bank
Geo. P. Tenney
Ae Bank OF Commerce Boston
G. W. Harris
Suffolk National Bank
Edward Tyler
Ss Fire Ins. CO
Henry C. Short
HK North American Ins. CO
Jonas G. Shillabee
Caroline M. Shillaber
William G. Shillaber
Charles P. Shillaber
Mary H. Batchelder
Jas. F. Farley
Court Street
Mach
Thomas G. Lombard
Lombard, Executrix
William H. Alexander
Robert W. Light
School Street
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Valencia
Almeria
State St
Bkx
Palestine
Pier 6
Grand Junction Wharf
Cunard
East
Long Wharf
Pier
York City
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Y & CO
Johnson
MOOD
Boots & Shoes
Fegan & Baker
Lincoln Street
Lt&Tus
A. S. Richards &C., Boots and Shoes
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
EIN Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
Lippincott, 80N & CO
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
Maine Depot
Manufacturers
the Repository
A. F. Bates
Leonard & CO
Louis K. Harlow
OFI
RE. L. Day & C.O
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
State National Bank
National Webster Bank
Fbersamm
Macsin National Bank
Age
Rollston National Bank of
Burlington
Missouri River
Nebraska
United States Car Co
Eastern Junction
Broad Sound Pier
Point Shirley
Meer
National Bank of Commerce
McKay Sewing Machine Association
de Chelsea Gas Light Co
Rutland Railroad
Oston
Colorado Smelting Co
Cocheco Manufacturing Co
American Electric and Illuminating Co
Tynn
Aston
Boston Art Club Istport
Francis Henshaw & Co
Noo
Merchants’ Extehive Building
Boston Stock
Exrchangec
Hares Suffolk National Bank
Merchandise National Bank
Hill Manufacturing Co
Reston and Lowell RK Co
Cambridge Gas Light Co
American Electric and Iluminating Co
Cocheco National Bank of
Dover
Saginaw
White
Chicopee
Hares Revere House Co
Commecticut River RR
Lawrence National Bank
American Electric and Diuminating Co
Koston Gas Light Co
Boston and Maine RR
Hares Merchants’ National Bank
Boston Gas Light Co
Hares Manufacturers
National Bank
Essex Go
Springfield
Fair River
Burlington and
Missour River
York Manufacturing Co
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Boston Athenaeum
John RB. Osgood
Chauncy Street
John W. Rollins
J. Henry Stevenson
John B. Baker
Fort Avenue
Boston Highlands
Abner Coburn
Skowhegan
Seth E. Brown
Rogers Building
Washington Street
Edwina Wright
Kroom
John B. Bakher
County of
Middlesex
Elmira
Sylvester
Thomas H. Sylvester, Jr
Arlington
County of Middlesex
Miner
Wu Seil
Arlington Heights
Ashland Street
Cliff Street
Cliff
Ashland Streets
Thomas Henry Sylvester, Jr
Apt Guardian