Money matters and banking round up in Boston
Boston notes report money easy by day’s end with mercantile paper rates from 5 to 6 percent and loans on call. Bank reserves show a gain, though still negative, while stock details highlight falls in western rail shares. Mining dividends are praised as strong, with high historical payout and potential for capital reallocation into mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mercantile
New York
Clearing House
Boston Bank
Associated Banks of
Bosacon
Henry B. Clifford
M. E
Aus
Prime Mercantile
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Richmond and
Danville
Texas and Pacific
Rio Grande
Ohio Central
Kansas
Texas
Oregon
Stock Exchange
Northwest
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
ig@lin
New Jersey Central
Lake Shore
Northwestern
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Vanderbilts
Burlington
Quincy
Lackawanna
Sierra Grande
Sonora
Navajo
Hail Anderson
Ironsides
Philadelphia
Committee On Securities Today
Southwestern
Gould
Texas Pacific Company
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Lnk
Seney
Gould-Seney
Memphis
Charleston
East Tennessee
Meriden
Northwest Executive Committee
Lyanshouions
Toaday
PTI Co Ea
Hist
Lo’st
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
T. C
C.&j.c
L. & West
Delaware & Hud
Lidl
Denver & Riog
Han
St. Jon
Louisville& Nash
Lake Erie & W
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Memphis & C
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ovo & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Phila
Reading
Milwaukee &St.p
St. P
Omaha
Texas Pacific
St.l.& Pa
Wester Union
Oregon Trans.Co
Belsast Tenn
W. P
Baby Mutual Union
Taky St
Min. & M
Grain Trade and Market Report from Boston Daily
A detailed daily snapshot covers car inspections and grain receipts with totals for April 16 including 59 cars, corn receipts of 25 000 bushels, wheat 18 650 bushels, oats 15 475 bushels, shorts 10 500 bushels, oatmeal 125 bushels, and peas 2 000 bushels. Also notes flour receipts 4 545 barrels and 14 116 sacks, Liverpool cheese at 71s ½cwt, butter and cheese quotes from the mercantile exchange, egg and bean prices, foreign export weights, and Chicago park price movements for various futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostos
Shorts
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Elgin
Eastern
Welch
New York
Boston Produce Exchange
Mercantile Exchange
Boston
Western Creamery
Chicago
Market Notes on Breadstuffs and Grains
Breadstuffs and flour prices show a dull market with varied regional quotes. Corn meal and oatmeal sales occur in small lots, oats steady, millfeeds and cotton seed meal firm, with prices listed for Bran, middlings, and other feed products across regions.
Receipts of Staple Products by Railroads and Expresses
A list of freight receipts dated April 16 shows multiple railroads including Maine Fitchburg Grand Junction Sea and others transporting cotton wool flour tallow bacon sugar eggs potatoes hay lumber leather hides and pelts. Entries name railroad names and quantities such as 710 bales cotton 42 bales wool and 8 bbls tallow for Fitchburg and 1,911 bales cotton 276 bales wool and 89 casks grease for Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Boston and Albany
Providence Railroad
Global Steamship Goods List From Liverpool to Annapolis and Baracoa
A long shipping ledger excerpt lists cargo items and consignors per vessel across Liverpool, Savannah, Annapolis, Baracoa and Baracoa ports. It details bales, boxes, pkgs, casks, and cases of mdse including wool, indigo, cloth, leather, paper, tin plates, salt, sugar, rum, hides, coffee, and hardware, with numerous mercantile firms and ship lines such as Baring Bros & Co, J M Chapman, Warren Line, and others. The entries cover multiple dates and destinations, reflecting extensive trading and supply shipments to colonial and Atlantic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Norseman
Baring Bros & Co
Congdon & Wilbur
Walker & Co
Stone & Downer
Williston, Knight & Co
Hadlehy
Gifford, Simpson & Co
Wetherell Bros
JL & DS Riker
Flax Smith & Dove Manus Co
Mdse Baring Bros & Co
Wright Bros
Seall
Haley & Co
Sumpsen & Co
Moise Coleman, Mead & Co
Optical Instruments
Codeman
Moise Dame, Stoddard & Kendall
Bray & Hayes
Zenas Sears
Thos L Smith
Ewing Bros & Co
Piper
Geo Warren
Read & Sons
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Sherry Wood, Pollard & Co
Weld & Sons
Richards & Co
Atherstein & Co
Pierce & Co
Dame & Co
Cochrail & Co
JD & M Williams
BC Clark & Co
Chase & Co
Smith & Dove
Arthur
Stedman & Fuller
Pacific Mills
Fuller, Dana
Bond, Parsons & Co
Thairlwall
P Warren & Co
York Manuf Co
Laconia Co
Barry, Thayer & Co
Warren Steamship Line
Jumber Geo H Peters & Co
Parker van Wart & Co
Richardson & Dennie
Lewis F Tenney
J W Brigham & Co
Greenough & Co
Charles E Morrison
M Y Henderson
S & J Brown
Billings & Eaton
Hull
Patrick Arklay
Iron Chase Lundel
Estes & Lauriat
Gay & Wolf
Moors & Co
Jackson
A & W_ Bird
Merrill Bros
E& F
King & Co
G_ Norris & co
Gossier & Co
Naylor & Co
Annapolis
Rand & Co
Allen & Morse
White Bros
Halibut Delong & Seaman
Mead
Dudley & Co
Dudley
Ellis & Son
Baracoa
Noyes
Yubacoa
Cienfuegos
Thetford
Atkins & Co
Burgess
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending April 18
The listing shows import values by region and item for the Port of Boston for the week ending April 18. Notable totals include $491,071 in unspecified imports, with detailed figures for items like linen thread, dyewood, rubber, and various goods from ports such as Barbados, Mexico, Surinam, Demerara, and Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Barbados
Carl Turks Island
St, Martins
I Pena
Mexico
Surinam
Scotland
Wouiocr
Sesee Veces Scomntor
Ecserees
Farthenware
Animnair
Italy
Cuba
Paoiambosg
Swan's
Dotal
Foreign Exports Report From Atlantic Schooners Listings
Halifax and Yarmouth NS plus St Johns NF and Hayti cargoes include Polar Star C Graham Delta and North America with bbls flour corn meal kerosene oil coal molasses sugar and other goods. Evan Leonard carries codfish pork oil and canned foods. Read lists show varied exports from Pierre and local ports with multiple vessels and quantities. The entry notes schooners cleared on specified dates in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Mig
Halifax
Graham
Yarmouth
Delta
ST Johns
North America
Evan Leonard
Value of Experts from the Port of Boston for the Week Ending April 13
The report lists detailed values by commodity and country, showing a broad spectrum of goods such as naval stores, resins, tar, pitch, breadstuffs, coffee, spices, sugar, and beverages. It includes totals for imports and the value attributed to various nations and British possessions, ending with a grand total of 1,374,640.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACIS
Naval
Annals
Tron
India
BayahrmerUs
Englands
Danish West Indies
French West Indies
Fyenca Guiana
Miqueton
Langley
Ccscsee
Newfoundland and Labrador
Aptica
Australasia
Azores
Madeira
S .Sepencerses
Quebec
Markets by Telegraph Cotton Review Across Cities
Cotton markets show steady to firm tone in Galveston New Orleans Savannah and other ports with middling around 9 to 10 cents and stock levels near several thousands of bales. Trade reports list net receipts shipments and coastwise movements while New York Chicago and Cincinnati reflect weaker or firmer tones in futures and cash markets amid varied flour, grain, and livestock activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Bales
Galveston
New Orleans
Wilmington
BOCK
Geessesee
Savannah
Aches Catia Cies
Saltimore
Mobile
Great Britain
Augusta
Dgllaics
Csvadevcesvecce
Wise
Memphis
United States
Continent
Detroit Market Summary Signals Steady Prices In Early Trade
Lard in good demand at 11 dollars, bulk meats firm with shoulders at 7 37 a rib 10, bacon unchanged, whiskey steady at 1. Receipts 1500 head, meats 485 head. Wheat steady with No 2 red winter shipments and 5000 bus, No 2 white fall 90, corn 105 bid for May June 107. Detroit market notes unusual prices and stock movements in a brisk trading period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Canada
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Aroostook
Burbank
Peerless
Brooks
New York
Worcester County
Philadelphia
Ohio
St Louis
City
Minnesota
Esport
Taegram
Canada
White Southern
Galgc
Rio
United
Prime Steam
Continent
South America
Liverpool
Chicago
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Commercial Bulletin
Cincinnati
Detroit
Financial Markets Report From London and Liverpool
Atlantic and Great Western firsts and other shares quoted with mixed results. Wheat and corn prices steady to quiet. arrivals moderate off the coast and at Mark Lane. Liverpool grain and cotton markets show firm wheat and steady cotton with notable bales traded and varying futures. Coffee prices in Rio de Janeiro quoted for firsts with strong weekly receipts and US shipments. London exchange at 21 in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoaneman
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
Etek
California
Orleans
Sarge
Whittemore Patent Suit Over Shoe Sole Finishing Tool
Court records a bill in equity by Fifield against David Whittemore over infringement of a Dodge patent for a tool finishing boot and shoe edges. Plaintiff claims title via assignment. defendant denies title. Meard represents plaintiff. F W Porter for defendant. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifield
David Whittemore
J. Wesley Dodge
Meard
J.E. Magnadier
Ft. W. Porter
Court dismisses Freeman tax case. Suray case ongoing
In Warren, Georgia Freeman found guilty of carrying on a tobacco business without the special tax. Suray’s trial for passing counterfeit money is unfinished. Supreme Court sessions resume with multiple civil and criminal dockets. various cases listed with defendants and notes on verdicts, setoffs, and continuations before Judges Aldrich Knowlton Pitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Freeman
Warren
Joseph Suray
Pesan
Superior Court Tort Action Over Cards Damages
Middlesex County court before Judge Barker hears Nathan French suing Otis Marshall for treble damages over money lost gambling at 3 Montgomery Place Boston. Defence a general denial. Asa Cottrell for plaintiff C H Pattee for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan French
Otis Marshall
Robert W. Kilpatrick
Malden
Montgomery Place
Boston
Asa Cottrell
C. H. Pattee
Superior Court Dockets Mix Larceny and Assault Sentences
April sessions before Judge Bacon and Judge Parmenter saw multiple defendants convicted or charged in larceny breaking and entering and assault cases. Sentences ranged from four months to two years in correctional institutions, with fines up to $1,000 and bail set or extended for several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
House of Correction
J. Edwin Sherman
Charles Horan
John Otis
Annie Stearns
Dennis Sullivan
Albert Spooner
Lawrence A. Sexton
Robert Pike
Parmenter
Thomas McCarthy
Elizabeth Finnegan
Daniel Gorman
Allen
George
Michael J. Stankard
Daniel Kennedy
Thomas Stone
John White
Thomas E. McLaughlin
Mary Ford
George Warner
Mary Marbles
Fran Austin
Aborn
Mason
Horace A. Patterson
House of Industry
Bunker Hill
John Keefe
South Boston
Thomas M. McAuliffe
Richard McCarthy
Old Colony stockholders revise bylaws after consolidation
A special meeting of Old Colony stockholders addressed by by law revisions following the consolidation with Boston Clinton and Fitchburg. They approved notes and bonds up to 500 000 dollars, named Austin W Adams and Edwin G Parker as approving officers, and authorized increasing capital stock to 12 million dollars. They discussed a Quincy to Braintree branch and possible further consolidations with Boston Concord and Montreal and with Lowell and Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Railroad Company
Old Colony
Boston, Clinton and
Fitchburg
Choate
Austin W., Adams
Edwin G. Parker
Quincy
Braintree
Boston
Concord
Montreal
Lowell and
Nashua
Northern
New Hampshire Railroad Company
New Hampshire
Eastern
Monterey
Washington Capital
Burr
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
W. S. Strong
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Denver and
Rio Grande
Mexican National
Property transfers and mortgages clutter Boston area records
A long list of property transactions across Boston neighborhoods including purchases on Purchase Street, Chandler Street, Brimmer Street, Shawmut Avenue and more. Entries note buyers, sellers, parcel details, sale prices, mortgage details, and dates from 1883 to 1885, with附 attachments and building permits in South Boston and Dorchester areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purchase Street
Stanley Cunningham
Frederick Cunningham
Same
Provident Institution For Savings
Chandler Street
Moses H. Schwarzenberg
Otis C. Merrill
Brimmer Street
Benjamin J. Lang
Richard C. Nichols
Lemuel Shaw
Shawmut Avenue
Franklin Insurance Company
Cyrus Sargeant
Chauncy Street
David Nevins
Catherine M. Potter
Old Harbor Street
South Boston Savings Bank
Joseph Foy
Winthrop
Boston
Point Shirley
Winthrop Farm
Committee On Public Lands
Standing Committee On Public Lands
Anderson Street
Erieca
Brighton
Warren Avenue
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Paris
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Mexican Central
Zilg
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New York Economist
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Svoote & French
Congress Street
Congress Square
Pia
Chauncy St
Thomas St
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Boston Stock Exchange
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Rich
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Rock Island
Chesapeake & Ohio
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F L Richardson
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Volant
Salt Warner & Freeman
Chipman Brook
Windsor Packet
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Lackawana
Logwood Lyon, Dupuy & Co
Matanzas
H Chadwick
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Sali Warner & Freeman
G Hall & Co
Seaverns & Co
Steamer New Brunswick
Butler
G Garland
Hall & Co
Poole
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Court Record
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Aldrich
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American Automatic Organ Company
Treadwell
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James Lavery
Drivers’ Union Ice Company
Cralloupe
Llelbach
Wolfisoh
Cunningham
Sulli
Lang
Van
Adams
Codman
Spaulding
Crandall
Lloyd
Hall
Gorman
Briscell
Globe Newspaper Co
Holmes
Chase
Kranch
Knowlton
Hardy Vs
New England Mutual Aid Association
Anchor
Met RR
Peck
Towne
Pitman
Tower
Sprdat
Williams
Big Flat
Reddington
Lewis
Tron Co
Walker
Mayall
Bee Part
Middlesex County
Barker
Ward Et Als
Pulsifer
Huntoon
Willis
Mills
Preston
Dickerman
Superior Criminal Court
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Railroad Matters
Old Colony Stockholders
Dr. Bulls Coughey
M. D
Bent—Whidden
Twitchell
Ward H Bent
Elizabeth D Whidden
Dahl—Hittl
Adolf Biewend
Hi Dahl
Somerville
Louise Hitts
Howe
Stanscom
Dorchester
D R Eliot
Henry F Howe
Julia A Hanscom
Elizabeth Howard Bartol
C A Bartol
West Roxbury
Frances Ellen Chase
Albert Chase
Cummings
Edward L Cummings
Siete Edmonds
Helen Vivian Edmonds
Goddard
France
Edward S E Goddard
Hastings
Rebecca Hastings
Daniel Hastings
Randall
Charles T Randall. Smith
East Boston
Sophia W Smith
James Smith
J. Rewman & Sons
Tremont St
Suffolk County
Roxbury
Moreland Street
Mary L. Huckins
Lucy Barn
George H. Towle
George G. Shewell
West Cottage Street
Aurila R. Haynes
John A. Kohl
Winthrop Street
Samuel Weld
Joseph W. Homer
Eliot
Sayings Bank
Linden Street
Margaret Sullivan
John Russell
Dorchester Avenue
James Reid
West Atai
Greenwood Avenue
John Bloodgood
Bernard Curley
Joseph ¥. Johnston
Charlestown
Middlesex Street
James W. Devereux
John ©. Scott
Noyes N. Leonard
William B. Rice
Joseph Osen
Charles A. Rice
Chelsea
Head Street
William Christy
Kemble Street
Mechanics’ Iron Foundry
James N. Platt
Phillips Street
William W. Bryant
Mary C. T. Walker
Washington Bavet
Charles Francis Adams
Provident Institution of Savings
Delle Avenue
John W. Day
Eliza W. Gardner
Conant Place
Patrick J. Curley
Adolph Wolff
River Street
John Mooney
Mary Ann Ricker
Carleton Street
John R. White
Kate Yeo* Se
Sixth Street
Martin Meskill
Union Institution of Savings
George A. Dexter
George EF. Mitchell
James C. Libby
Crescent Avennue
Ruth A. Atwood
East Boston Savings Bank
Mary T. Tucker
Sarah E. Adams
William Adams
Ephraim Lissner
Alanson Folsom
Charles Allen
Registry of Deeds Office
R. Edward Cherrington
William P Cherrington
Charles EK. Endicott
Andrew J. Browne
Joseph Squire
H. N. Doyle
Philip R. Lee
Edwin Morey
John O'Connor
Endicott Street
David H. McKay
West Chester Park
A. W. Stetson
Oliver Street
Howard Watch Company
Eustis Street
Wood
Patrick Finnegan
Shamrock Street
Leander E. H. Jones
Commercial Street
John Haggarty
Michael Cunningham
William W. Dromey
W. Wales
Geneva Avenue
A. Anderson
Laurel Street
Walter Brown
Bearse Avenue
Thomas Watson
Matthew Street
Michael Campbell
Aaron Hook
School Street
Robert F. McGlynn
East Sixth
Second Streets
Agli
Charles A. Vogeler Co
A. Vogeler & CO
U.S. A
Wii
de. Humphreys
Siso Hilustratea
Humphreys
Henry C. Bird & CO
Tremont Street
Ghoige Sale
The
Mous
Cinginnati
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Sith
Ouaisha
Sition
Warie
Sual
Saie
1. Eastman
Examp Dupre
Jules
van Marck Vollon
Richet
Carl Beck
Palmaroli
James Marvelten
Huguet
Les By
Ziem
Troyon
Mesdag
Leroux
Goupil
Jongkind
Chifflart
Szerner
Tamburini
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exc Building
Hoom I
Sale
Louis Congdon
C.O
Seashore Property
City of
Andrew J Hall
Sullivan Bros
Libbie, Auctioneers
Ington St
Avery St
Mercantile Savings
Bank Building
Mercantile Savings Bank
Faas
Tremont National Bank
American Loan and Trust Co
Georgetown National Bank of
Georgetown
Mace
Metropolitan National Bank
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Hit: Manufacturing Co
Washington Mills
Wat Ute Reed
Highland Street
City of St. Paul
City of Columbus
Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain
City of Boston
Rutland Railroad
Massachusetts
All Eliot National Bank
Vermont and
Mass
LMR
National Hide and Leather Bank
Rights
National Tube Works
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co &S
Boston Water Power Co
BR. L. Day & Co
Baokers
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Exchange Place
A. M
Nationa Webster Bank
Market National Bank
Oe National Bank of Commerce
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Boston, Revere Beach
Lynn
Connorton Valley Railway
Central Iowa
Boston Belting Co
Arlington Mills
Hill Manufacturing Co
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Cedar Rapids and Missour River
Douglas Axe Manufacturing Co
American Loan and ‘Trust Co
Portland
Saco and Portsmouth Railroad
Mechanical
Lawrence
Ogdensburg
R.K. Coustm
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Rutland R. R. 2d
Louisvile
New Albany
R. R
Pacific
Scrip
National Tube Works Mfg Co
Iowa Falls and
Sioux City
Androscoggin
Glass Veneer Co
Ee Concorn
American Watch Co
Waltham
Malden and Melrose Gas Light Co
Connotton Valex Ry
A Wien Concentm
Milin
Slmuludover
ILD
Abia
New England Mortgage Security Gc
Bernstein Electric Light Mfg Co
International Trust Co
Central Railroad of
Lowa
DR. Radway
Eee
Radways
Radway
Henry & Hatch
Devonshire Sts
Johnson
Moody & CO
Devonshire Street
Boots & Shoes
Ad P. atiPp
M. W.R. McKey & CO
Summer ST
Aplé St
Richards
Reade St
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchanges
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
Market Street
N. B
New England
Lippincott. Son & CO
F. G. Wolbert
F.C. Wolbert, Sons & Co
Leonard i St
Broadway
Townsend & Fargis
St Leonard Street
John C. Wilmerding
Anucu
Wilmerkding
Hoguet
Radwayw & CO
Warren Street
Radway’s
Ely
B.F. Liepsner
Red Bank
B. F. Liepsner
Paar Eve,ry
Elys’ Cream Balm Co
Owego
Fannie A. Dodd
DR. Collamore
Winter St
Feithstuly
Samuel Harert & Co
P. W. Vander Veur
Benjamin Grey
W. 5. Ewell
Albert Manufacturing CO
J. B. Hoxie
State St
Stetson, Moseley & CO
Eea
K Street
Kilby Street
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Milk Street
Jameskabboy
Southern Pine Lumber
OS. W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
Tuchsift
P.S. Huckins & CO
Central Square
Newark and
Rosendale Cement
Edis
Waldo Bros
Criterion
Heyward Pl
Globe & Park Theatres
Carl Vossler
Ingalls & Hatch
Wesleywebber
My Holbrook & Fox
Othece
Postoffice
Albany
Epreet
Albany Street
Dover Street
Humphreys’ Home Co. Med. Co
Fulton St
Ap3stuth&É
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Valencia
Steamship Iberian
Pier 5
Hoosac Tunnel
Hieewater Co
Steamship
Alexandria
Sorrento
Palermo
Pier 2
South
Kaiser
Birresbc
Tl Antho
Fred’k Hollan
U. S
Um St
Iss
Fort Gorges
Portland Harbor
Apio
A. A. Strout
Albert Howe & CO
Daniel Wood
West Brookline Street
Clarence
Berlin
Sunday Herald
By _S. R. KNIGHTS & CO
Washington Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Eighth
Mercer
Siboten
Eights & CO
T. Boston