Exchange steady as sixty day bills hold at 48244
Sterling exchange holds firm with bankers sixty day bills at 48244, short sight bills at 48412, and commercial bills at 48049. Francs quoted 5154 520 for short sight and 5214 5221 for sixty day bills. Reichmarks sixty day bills at 94% and short sight at 94 44 95. Government securities show U.S. bonds steady with closing bids compared to yesterday.
Dividends Declared by Mining and Railroad Firms
The Standard Consolidated Mining company declares a monthly dividend of 75 cents per share payable August 12 with books closing August 4 and reopening the 13th. Detroit, Lansing and Northern Railroad declares a 34 percent dividend on preferred stock payable August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Consolidated Mining Company
Detroit, Lansing and Northern Railroad
Financially Traded Prices and Bullion Movement from London Markets
London values show Consols at 100 1-16 and US securities with US 449s at 117 1-2. Bullion withdrawn to £58,000 for shipment to Italy while India Council bills total £20,000. Liverpool reports flour and grain prices, pork 74s, bacon 44s 6d, and cotton trading at 613-1/2d for Up lands with 10,000 bales traded for spec and export.
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London
Erie
New York Central
Ilinois Central
Pennsylvania Central
Reading
Bank of England
Italy
India Council
Wheat crop shortage and old wheat on hand report
New York Produce Exchange Bulletin estimates Ohio and Illinois wheat shortages at 80,520,000 bushels from last year while noting about 50,000,000 bushels of old wheat remain on hand, largely in Pacific states. It projects gains in Kansas winter wheat and Wisconsin Minnesota Dakota spring wheat, with Nebraska and Oregon contributing up to 30,000,000 bushels, offsetting declines. Market notes include Liverpool cheese prices, steamer cargo of vegetables and melons, and varied New York and Chicago grain and pork figures with fluctuating futures for August through October.
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Boston
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Summit Branch
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Indiana, Bloomington and Western
Connorton Valley
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Flint
Pere Marquette
Toledo
Delphos
Burlington
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Maine
Revere Beach
Lynn
Providence
Old Colony
Maverick
New Hampshire
Hartford and Erie
New York
New England
Fishkill
Hudson
Erie
Atlantic and Pacific
Rutland
New Mexico
South Pacific
Calumet
Hecla
North America
Montreal
Canada
Edward Rawlings
United States
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National Bank of Commerce
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New York Produce Exchange Bulletin
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D. H. Miller
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Éic
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Agricultural Bureau
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Montevideo
Concordias
Vorrientes
Rio Grande
Calcutta
Indigo
Bengal
India
Nicaragua
Buenos Ayres
Pales of mining and miscellaneous stocks report
Stock report by Wilson W Fay and Co lists prices for Am Shoe Tip Phenix Min and other securities. Entries include Mass. & N Brunswick Bh Empire Dana Tremont Silver Dunkin with varied bid and offer figures and volumes for a range of mining and miscellaneous stocks.
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Brunswick
Empire
Stock Market Opens Strong With Mixed Early Gains
New York August 3 News reports a robust stock opening with coal shares leading gains. Prices edged up before midday a slight reversal followed by further advances, notably Reading and several rail firms. Telegraphed rumors of a trunk line presidents meeting at Saratoga circulated. Rail earnings rose for July with notable gains in Chicago area lines. Bond markets showed mixed moves as Erie and other notes shifted, while mercantile paper and coin markets remained steady.
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New York
Reading
Ava
New Jersey Central
Missouri Pacific
Michigan Central
Union Pacific
Graphic
Lake Shore
Saratoga
Trunk Line
Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Rochester and
Pittburg
Mobile and Ohio
Wabash General Mortgage
Mobile
Ohio
Metropolitan
Canada
Pennsylvania
Imae
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Aug 3
Market summary from Boston with mixed commodity quotes across alcohol, ashes, candles, coal, dry goods, drugs, dyes, grains, fruits, flour, and more. Notable items include alcohol values at 312 B gai, ash prices around 5 and 55 for pearls, varied coal rates from Reading and Cumberland, dry goods activity steady, and general price levels for food and agricultural products. Major entities include Reading company quotations, Philadelphia and New York rate movements, and regional market watches.
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Sapcc
Portland
Bay State
Franklin
Reading Company
Philadelphia
New York
Cumberland
Baltimore
Georgetown
Alexandria
Boston
Fall River
Providence
Ivtec
Peru
Boston Wholesale Prices Current
Philadelphia market note reports iron, copper, tin, pig iron, and steel prices with downward and upward trends. Bulk bars and blooms quoted high, with large lots held at concessions. molasses and sugar quiet. naval stores and oils steady. produce and meats mixed, with steady butter and firm cheese markets.
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Russia
Straits
Middleborough
Bessemer
Muck
Philadelphia
NAVAL
Wilmington
Oakum
Lutec
Western
Beallara
Koston
Paris
Kentucky
C. Woo
Vermont
New York
Liverpool
Little Falls
Utica
Lsc
Erthern
Pei
Jibode Islands
Long Islands
Zvc
Jerseys
Carolina
Cadiz
Trapini
Turks Island
Calcutta
Singapore
Cassia
Brandy
Panat & Co
Otard, Dupuy
Hennessy
Martell
St Croix
Jamaica
Bay
New England
Bunker Hill
Crystal Spring
Java
John L. O’wolf & Co
Receipts of Domestic Staples August 3 by Railroads
Shipping ledger lists Boston and Albany Railroad with flour, malt, cotton, wool, leather, beef, sugar, cheese, beans, lumber, hides, pelts, grease. Grand Junction with flour, corn, shorts, cornmeal, cotton, hams, bacon. Old Colony with flour, tea, butter, eggs, leather, leather pieces. New York and New England with flour, cornmeal, wool, ham, tea, sugar, molasses, butter, potatoes, lumber, leather, hides. Providence with hams, tongues, butter, cheese, potatoes. Eastern with tallow, grease, butter, eggs, beans, lumber, feather, hides, skins. Maine with wool, eggs, hay, lumber, leather. Lowell with flour, wool, tallow, tongues, grease, hams, birds, bacon, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, lumber, leather, hides, skins. Merritt and Co Salem Express and Arnold and Moulton services with leather, butter, eggs. Fitchburg with flour, corn, cornmeal.
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Buildine M L Leather
Dhateria Cement
Portland
Boston
Union
Ie’s
Pure
Hemlock Sole
Sole
Cannel
Buffalo
Franklin
Upper, m
Rough
Camverland
Hemlock
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Paris White
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Sassafras
Otto Rose
Choice Dairy
New York
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Rangoon
Louisiana
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Inaigo
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Valencia
Suleh
Valenca
London
Smyrna
Sicily
Sporting
Ayson
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Unnies
Nlyson
Japan
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Jate Butts
Hides
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
California
Matamoras
Buenos Ayres& RK
Coaca
Galveston
Sierra Leone
Gambia & Bissau
Malaga
Ingham
Texas
Erndo
Berry Yriarte
Brighton Dal
Gordon & Co
Burgundy Port
Calcutta
Pangea
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Eine
Jadifo Gia Spri
Norway
Delaine
Russia
Harley
D&b
Shorts
Sestas
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Cecese Borincl
Deceo Nce Sass
BO Cis
Benck Ee
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Old Colony
New York and New England Railroad
Neal
Providence Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Merritt & Co
Salem Express
Arnold
Peabody Express
Eather
J H Moulton
Fitchburg Railroad
Brighton Livestock Market Report From Aug Market Totals
The Boston Post via George J. Fox tallies cattle sheep and lambs and swine at Brighton market this week with totals 3950 cattle 4590 sheep and lambs and 1935 other categories. It lists state breakouts Vermont and other car counts and live weight beef prices from choose to third quality and notes Farrow cows and working oxen values.
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Vermont
Nec
Baynton
Brighton
N. B
Brighton Cattle Market Report Describes Dull Trade and Prices
Cattle markets show dull demand with prices easing by a few cents. Listings detail calves veal and hides pricing, with multiple firms selling western cattle and sample sales at various weights and prices. G W Hollis received 3,980 head of sheep from the west for his own slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrenton
Albany
Brighton
Monroe
Sige
Leavitt & Son
J McFlynn
I Stetson & Co
atSc
Farrell
Fitch & Eames
G W Hollis
Export of Live Stock and Dressed Beef from Boston
Weekly summary of shipments ending Aug 4 1881 shows Bassano Illyrian Gla morgan Waldensian steamers carrying live cattle and dressed beef to Hathaway Jackson Lingham O'Brien Coughlin Hammond & Co and others. Markets in England and Glasgow described as dull with low prices, while insurance costs rise to 3 percent and freight remains unpaid. Swift Bros & Co shipped significant beef quotas from Montreal to Liverpool aboard Nestorian Polynesian.
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Boston
Bassano
Hiull
Eng
Hathaway & Jackson
Illyrian
Liverpool
Lingham & O’brien
J & C Coughlin
G H Hammond &Co
Glamorgan
Glasgow
Messrs Swift Bros & Co
Montreal
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH Cotton and Goods Reports
The Savannah market shows steady demand with net receipts and exports listed for Great Britain France and coastwise routes. New York notes dull cotton with sales at 1,105 bales and widespread price levels for flour, wheat, corn, and other staples. futures and cash markets show firmness in some grains and a general quiet across many commodities.
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Savannah
Tozisbier
Mindling LLC
Asda Sr
Galveston
France
New Orleans
Siock
ST. Louis
Norfolk
United States
Great Britain
Cotton and wheat market items from New York and Detroit
In New York the rally Commercial Bulletin notes steady demand for brown, bleached and colored cottons and related goods with firm tone and kept prices. Detroit reports wheat markets steady with No 1 White Michigan cash at 1.13, old 1.12 1/2, August 1.19, September 1.19 1/4, October 1.20 1/4, and No 2 White at 1.14. receipts 36,000 bushels, shipments none. Cleveland notes petroleum weaker at 7 cents for Standard white.
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Chicago
Sligo
Buffalo
ST. Louk
Barney
Toledo
Michigan
Milwaukee
New York
Rally Commercial Bulletin
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston Post Court Record August 3 Municipal Courts
Central court Judge Churchill fines Mary Welch for larceny and costs Malachi Donovan fined for unlawfully discharging a pistol Nellie Bryant arraigned for larceny convicted for common nightwalker one year in reformatory Catharine Leonard arraigned for assault held for trial James McHenry drunkard six months James Hart larceny fined $20 Julia Jinott held for trial on assault with a razor Patrick O Lally liquor law fined $100 and costs Highlands district Honora Whalen two years for common drunkard Two second drunks Henry Campbell William Knapp fined $5 and costs William Lawton one year Frederick Jennys months for drunkenness Alice Canning fined $10 and costs for disturbance Annie Rose Kilday profanity Thomas Kilday case placed on file Willam Cahill profanity James Eaton ordered to pay costs for obtaining money under false pretences Bridget Sullivan convicted drunk third time released if leave city App Hines malicious injury and assault Bridget Doyle James Doyle held for trial Charlestown district John Grace assault case on fire wife and Probation Officer 30 days Peter Henshaw indecent assault convicted 30 fine Edward Carroll larceny continued to tomorrow 3 In South Boston Mary C Gately for assault discharged Dennis Sullivan fined $16 and costs for larceny Thomas Dixon liquor law continued one week bail $500
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Central Court
Churchill
Mary Welch
Malachi Donovan
Nellie Bryant
Reformatory
Catharine Leonard
James McHenry
House of Industry
Frank Hart
Julia Jinott
Superior Criminal Court
Patrick J. O’ Lally
Ien
Highlands District Court
Honora Whalen
Reformatory Prison
Henry Campbell
William Knapp
William Lawton
Frederick Jenny Sis
Alice Canning
Annie Rose Kilday
Thomas Kilday
Willam Cahill
James Eaton
Bridget Sullivan
App Hines
Bridget
James Doyle
Charlestown
John Grace
Savage
Peter Henshaw
Edward Carroll
South Boston
Mary C. Gately
Dennis Sullivan
Thomas Dixon
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Boston Area
Suffolk County real estate transfers recorded for July 1881 include Dexter to Cutter for 5000 dollars on Bost on street parcels, Atkins to Bay State Sugar Refinery for 7900 dollars at Sargent's Wharf, Nichols to Harvey for 4000 dollars on Camden Street, and numerous others across East and South Boston, Roxbury, Dorchester, West Roxbury, Brighton, Winthrop, and Revere. Mortgages in Boston and Chelsea detail loans from Lincoln Street and Concord Street properties, with additional transfers and mortgage sales on Clayton, Commercial, Meridian, and Orient Heights properties.
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Boylston Street
James H. Dexter
Edmund F. Cutter
Claid
Sargent’s Wharf
Elisha Atkins
Commercial
Clayton
Edward C. Nickels
Samuel B. Pierce
Meridian Street
East
Boston
John Nixon
Ee H. Ryder
Gurney Street
Roxbury
Lyman J. Clark
Martha W. Williams
Old Colony Railway
Dorchester
William Tucker
Franklin Ring
Orient Heights
Revere
Frank J. D. Barnyum
George JT. D. Barnyum
Railroad Earnings and Proposals Across Major Lines
The report notes Chicago and Rock Island nearly half a million in earnings April to date, Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western weekly gains to 17090 and 10884 from prior year, and Denver Rio Grande weekly and July totals. It cites Massachusetts Central delays, Canada telegraph venture, Bangor Katahdin line progress, Cleveland Youngstown and Pittsburg bond issue, and Toledo Delphos Burlington narrow gauge network expansion plans linking to Connotton Valley and broader coal districts.
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Central Pacific
Obi
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Lack
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Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grange
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Texas
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Louisville & Nash
Wwe
Lake Erie& Western
Michigan Central
Manhattan
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Aligi
Ohio & Mississipp
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Ealls
Ohio Central
Saq Pacific Mall
c-s000 6,500 @ 52 523g 527% Peoria, Deca. & Evans
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Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ous
St. Paul
Omana
Texas Pacific
Recce
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C.see
St. Louis & Pa
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Colorado Coal
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Quincy Pacific
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Jackson
Wellston
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Mackay
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D. G. Hatton
R. A. Morrow
Peterboro
Montreal
Bangor and Katahdin Iron Works
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Canton
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Perry County
Copper Mining Progress at Central and Nearby Units
At the Central mine preparations continue for a major addition to the stamp mill facilities. A July 27 letter from Pewabic notes improved ground at the 240 foot level south, with expected monthly yield near ninety tons. Reports on Atlantic and Quincy mines show substantial cash and asset figures, copper outputs, and ongoing development. Massachusetts mine yields copper nuggets, while compressors and Rand drills prepare for deeper exploration. Huron mine shows promising stamp copper at No 8 shaft and strong new ground at several levels. Overall, the mines present a favorable outlook with expanding infrastructure and mining prospects.
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Pewabic
The
Atlantic
Quincy Mining Company
Massachusetts
Huron
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No. 6
Woman Confesses to Drowning Infant in Kennebunk Case
Sarah F. Whitten admits to police in Biddeford that she and the infant's father planned and carried out the murder of their five week old child in Kennebunk using chloroform, then disposed of the body in the river. She states the baby was in their care after living with Stevens in Portland and denies tongue removal.
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Sarah F. Whitten
Kennebunk
Fall River
Biddeford
Miss Whitten
Stevens
Commercial Street
Portland
Hts
Gov Garcelon farm touted as hay producer in Maine
Edgy Boston Post letter cites Gov Garcelon owning a 120 ton hay cutting farm seen by a reporter at 9am. The old doctor, in shirt sleeves, overseed the crew from near his home. A brief note on local business troubles lists several creditors and bankruptcies across the U.S. with Boston area details and an Alden banker's insolvency extension.
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Boston Post
Post
Gov. Garcelon
Nature
Maine
Boston
Pure mineral water urged after Warrensburg poisoning
The Sanitary Record of London notes alarming illness from a Warrensburg Missouri lemonade incident where eight died and a hundred badly affected. It lauds absolute purity of natural mineral water and cites a London hospital physician who traced his chronic lead poisoning to soda water from syphon fittings, boosting Apolliparis Water’s popularity.
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London
England
Warrensburg
Royal Society
Manchester Mills and Local Mills Consolidation
A historical listing notes Manchester Mills and several New England manufacturers including Dwight Manufacturing Co Nashua Manufacturing Co Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills Falls Manufacturing Co Dwight Manufacturing Co Great Falls Manufacturing Co Union Switch and Signal Co American Rapid Telegraph Co in a regional industrial directory. The onerous compilation highlights major factory names and associated firms in a statewide industrial network.
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Great Falls Mfg. Company
Traders’ National Bank
Boston
Clinton, Fitch
New Bedford
R. B
Chickana Wastern Illinois Railroad
Winnisimmet Co
Bridgeport
American Rapid Telegraph Co
Boston and Sandwich Glass Co
Asbo
Lowell Machine Shop
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Fire and Marine
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Ae Braskiinn
Atéwn Atlética
Amory Manufacturing Co
Boston Pier and
Long Wharf Co
Buseli Trimmer Co
Manchester Mills
Dwight M’f’g
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mille Theat Falls Manufacturing Co
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Union Switch and Signal Vo
Saturday Next Auction at Depository
A notice states an auction will be held Saturday next at 10 30 o clock at Depository.
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Samuel Fawcett
Harrington
Hull
Helena Harrington
Patch
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Ann
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Sylvester
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Willie E Sylvester
Beach
Elizabeth Smith Beach
Clarke
Orange Park
Fla
N F Clarke
Sherborn
Mass
State Board of Health
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Toledo, Ann Arbor
Grand Trunk
Apon Arbor
Grand Trunk Railway
Pontiac
Lyons
Ann Arbor
LOG, Anthony, Poor & Oliphant
Wall Street
H. Walter Tuckerman & CO
Devonshire Street
Bosto
Mile Street
W. D. Forbes
A. F. Upton
L. P. French
WM. D. Fori Pre
J. Henry Brooks
G. O. Carpenter
A. G. Tompkins
3Essident
Wm. Butterfield
Charles Whittier
James Sturgis
Stub
Chas. A. Sweet & CO
State St
Cincinnati Southern
Railway
Messrs. Morton, Rose & Co
Bartholomew Lane
Southern Railway
Board of Trustees
Miles Greenwood
M. Bishop
A. H. Bugher
A. Ferguson
Henry Mack
John A. Dodge & CO
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Hilby Street
Kosten
Hingis
Iowa
John Jeffries & Sons
Ss. D. Lorinc
Boston Stockh Exchange
Bhichakrdson, Hill & CO
Water Street
San Francisco
Coffin & Henry
Davenport
Brices, Evans &Son
Equitable Building
BORVA
Copper Mining Company
Chusan
Sunrise
Sunset
Clobe Oe Ee Cae Cila Co., Rizona
Old Dominion Copper Mining Company
Borva Co
SBC
Office of
Old Dominion Copper Mining Co
Broadway
Geo. W. Dunn
Copperopolis Mining CO
Moses Colman & Son National Horse and Carriage Mart
Friend Streets
C. T. Walker
Mammoth Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland Street
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Warren Avenue
John H. Osgood
Pearl Street
Amourratio Harris Auctioneers
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
A. S. Bichards & CO
Boots & Shoes
Reade &J
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
G. Wolbert
Peomendaiaen
Samuel Bunting
Lippincott, Son & CO
Louis Rosin &Co
Hirshnerg & Bro
KR. LL. Day & CO
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Hoom Gs
Exchange Place
Boston Stock and Exchange
North National Bank
National Bank of New Berne
New Berne
North Carolina
Boston Manufacturing Co
Elting Co
Hill Manufacturing Co
Nashua and Rochester
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Middlesex Horse R. R. Co
North American Insurance Co
Commonwealth Insurance Co
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Citizens’ Gas Light Co
Reading and Wakefield
American Watch Co
Waltham
Continental Water Meter Co
Mansfield & Framingham Railroad
Lest
Old Colony Railroad
Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Denver, Longmont and Northewestern
Lowell Gas Light Co
Massachusetts Mining and Investment Co
Boston Steamboat and Pier Co
Conn. & Pass. Rivers R. R
Massachusetts Central Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad Co
Borden City Mills
Nion Cotton Manufacturing Co
Worcester & Nashua R. R. X National Rubber Co
Bristol
R. J. Uharnestown Gas Light Co
Chelsea Gas Light Co
Lynnawtata Tran Mamnanv
Santa Rita Copper and Iron Co
Napa Consol
Quicksilver Mining Co
City of
Bur. & Quincy Railroad
Kansas City, Topeka & Western R. R
Inc
Rutland Railroad
Clin
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New Bedford BK
Waltham Gas Light Co
Union Pacific Railroad
Massawippi Valley Railroad
Prin. and
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Pass. Rivers Railroad
Connotton Valley and
Straitsville
R. H
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Oadensburg & Lake Champlains. R. Inc
Francis Henshaw & CO
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Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Mutule Umicery Ruliur
European and North American Railroad Co
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South Boston Horse Railroad Company
Cambridge Horse Railroad Co
Boston Exchange Co
Pacific Guano Co
Little Rock and
Connorton Valley Railroad
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Huston Ship's Kerth Co
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf R. R
European & North American Railroad
Mexican Central Railroad
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. KR
Ogdenshoro & Lake Champlain Railroad Inc
Wichita & Southwestern Railroad
Florence
E Dorado & Walnut Valley Railroad
Georges Creek and Cumberland Coal Co
Chicago, Bur. & Quincy Rairoad
Little Rock, Mississippi River & Texas Railroad
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad
State of Tennessee
Fort Scott, South Eastern
Memphis R. R
Sumner County Railway
Boston, Clinton
Chicago & Iowa Railroad
Lincoln and
Northwestern R. R
Isburch&co
Ate Carriage Depository
East Street
Goddard
Hunt of Unity. Me
Fleetfoot
Gen. Lightfoot
Kmox
Nellie Knox
Gen. Knox
Charlie
Depochory
Emond & Quinsler
Godners
Emond & Quinsier
Basket Phaeton
Kimball Bros
Smith Carryall
J. T. Smith & Co
Brewster
Broome Street
Wittie and Shafie