Money Market Tightens as Credit Holds Steady
Boston money markets show continued tightness with strong demand and scarce loanable funds. Rates for collateralized loans run 6 to 8 percent, general business paper 3 to 4 percent, and manufacturing paper around 4 to 5 percent. Drexel Morgan & Co and large loans move, New York funds ease slightly, and international rates slip. Boston stock activity edges lower then steadies with notable moves in Bell, New England Telephone, Atchison, and Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
General Business
Stock Board
Drexel, Morgan & Co
New York
Chicago
Bell
New England Telephone
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
Central Massachusetts
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Mexican Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
New York & New England
Union Pacific
Sonora
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Oregon
Wisconsin Central
Flint & Pere Marquette
Messrs
J. W. Mackintosh
John L. Farwell
E. H. Ashcroft
T. L. Mason, Jr
F. W. Parker
Committee of Common Shareholders
Fremont & Elkhorn
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Kansas City, Clinton & Springfield
Consolidated Vermont
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Eastern
Rutland
American Bell
New England
Erie
Juincy
Franklin
Tamarack
Joseph W. Clark
Nathaniel Thayer
John M. Forbes
George F. Bemis
John N. Denison
Massachusetts
Horace Fairbanks
Vermont
John Daniels
Michigan
Frederick Beck
Clark
Bigelow
Daniel
Hancock & Calumet Railroad Tock
Auction notes and technical listings from August sales
Fragmented OCR lists items from August sales including stock numbers, manufacturing firms, and equipment references. It mentions American Electric Manufacturing Company at Kensington and McKay Heeling Mach with scattered figures and codes, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOO Sein Cosas
Old Railroad Stocks and Preferred Listings Overview
A dense catalog of railroad and transportation stocks with prices and preferred listings. Key names include Adams Express, Ohio & Mississippi, Canada Southern, Central Pacific, Union Pacific, New York Central, and many regional lines. Entries show nominal prices and preferred stock percentages, indicating market positions and equity structures.
Redress sought in Flint and Pere Marquette stock dispute
A Boston circular dated August 12, 1886, appeals to common stockholders of the Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad to fund a lawsuit over alleged misapplication of net earnings under the 1880 reorganization. About 15,000 shares represented, 25 cents per share asked, to pursue legal action for recovery and enforcement of rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint & Pere Marquette
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Competent Legal Council
J. W. Mackintosh
Milk Street
Boston
Mass
Mackintosh
Klaus & Co
Joan L. Farwell
Sullivan Savings Institute
Claremont
N.H
Flint G Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Union Stock Yard to Handle All Packington Switching
A Chicago dispatch reports a memorandum between Union Stock Yard and Transit Company and Edward T. Jeffrey on behalf of eighteen roads. After Sept. 1 the yard will perform all switching at Packington for six months, extending as parties agree, to level switching service and prevent delays since the Lake Shore strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Union Stock Yard and Transit Company
Edward T. Jeffrey
Stock Yard Corporation
Packington
Lake Shore
Union Stock Yard
Multiple Local Insolvency Actions Across Cities
Henry Schoenwald, cloak maker in New 101k city, assigns to George Levy. Paul Sutorius, boot dealer in Kansas City, assigns to Fred C. Hey. creditors of H. W. Denny & Co. Worcester accept 75 cents on the dollar on about 7200 liabilities with 11000 assets. Rose A. Berry Solon suspends with about 1500 liabilities. F. L. Howard Springfield settling in insolvency. T. M. Muensterman & Co. Peoria attached. Charles C. Hopkins acts for creditors in Howard Snelling & Co. Boston cases. William E. Litchfield Boston denies failure. Elbridge Richey Groveton fails. Lewiston Steam Mill not failed. Roger G. Viets Boston mortgage foreclosed and business gone. A. W. Cole Geneva attached. Robert F. Keer Newark fails. George P. Scherer Covington assigns. Thomas Kratz Martinsburg fails. Philip Bb. Marks Boston compromises with creditors avoiding insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schoenwald
New 101K City
George Levy
Paul Sutorius
Kansas City
Fred C. Hey
H. W. Denny & Co
Worcester
Mass
Rose A. Berry
Solon
F. L. Howard
Springfield
T. M. Muensterman & Co
Peoria
Lil
Charles C. Hopkins
Howard Snelling & Co
Kilby Street
Commercial Street
Albany Street
Boston
Hopkins
William E. Litchfield
Canal Street
Elbridge Richey
Groveton
N. H
Lewiston Steam Mill Company
Lewiston
Roger G. Viets
A. W. Cole
Geneva
Bridgewater Iron Company stockholders meet at Weymouth offices
Informal forenoon meeting attended by about 260 of 400 shares discussed future capital and continued business. A creditors meeting followed with Arthur E. Denison presiding. report says liabilities exceed assets but unencumbered real estate and plant are in order. Assets exceed liabilities after doubtful assets and patent-damages are accounted. Creditors await stockholders’ next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater Iron Company
Weymouth Iron Company
Milk Street
Arthur E. Denison
Mr. Denison
L. 8. Fairbanks
Providence
Wareham
Foreign nobleman and valet in Boston court case
A crested foreigner named Count Gustave von Gear and his valet Henry H. Van Buren faced the Municipal Court on charges of obtaining goods under false pretences. Held in $200 bail for trial next Tuesday, they arrived in Boston last Friday and targeted South End shopkeepers before being jailed at Charles Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Gustave von Gear
Henry H. van Buren
Boston
South End
Gustave
Henry
Charles Street
Somers and Dunne Clarify Settlement With Tailors
The clothiers state they did not sign the Journeyman Tailors Union price list and that striking workers returned unconditionally to work. They claim the return was not compelled by the union but by the workers’ own accord, with promises to restore old terms and speedily reinstate employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somers & Dunne, Clothiers
Journeyman Tailors’ Union
Roxbury Horse Guards Attend Fish Dinner at Goodwood Hotel
The Roxbury Horse Guards joined a fish dinner at the Goodwood Hotel in Point of Pines yesterday. The First Heavy Artillery Association held its eighteenth annual reunion at Oak Island yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Horse Guards
Goodwood
Point of Pines
Heavy Artillery Association
Oak Island
Prominent Dealers and Firms Across States Named in Listings
A long OCR list names numerous individuals and firms across cities from Allegheny to Waco. Entries include agents, managers, or partners such as G D Simon in Penn G, Jacobs in Atlanta, M R Creighton of Creighton Disney, J Adler of Frank Adler, J & Dixon, and many others. The scattered format reads like a directory of business associations and partnerships with city initials and company names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Penn
Simon
Atlanta
Tex
Jacobs
Par
R Creighton
Creighton, Disney & C
Ads
John A Lawrence
Lawrence, Berry & Jo
Baltimore
C Adler
Frank & Adler, Tre
J & Dixon
W T Dixon & Bro
J Mullin, Jr
Tucker, Smith & Co
Charlotte
T T Gilmer
Pegram & Co
Alexander
Hargraves & Alexander
Crawoe Iil
B Crofoot
Crofoot
Stelle & Libbey
Chicago
C McLaughlin
Seiz
Schwab & Co
W S Henderson
C M Henderson & Co
Cincinnati
H Meis
Charles Meis & Co
Charleston
M C O
Eufala
Ala
Barnett
Evergreen
Kuhn
H & A Kuhn
Fulton
Ark
R Rosenburg
Rosenburg Bros
Greenville
Humphreys
Huntsville
Weil
J Weil & Bro
Jefferson
Knoxville
Tenn
Strong
Strong & Co
Kansas City
S K Green
Leadville
Cal
H Powell
Metz, Powell & Co
Leavenworth
Kas
H Simler
Los Angeles
J. Harns
L Harris & Go
Mobile
W H Leinhaut
Leinhaut & Strauss
Montgomery
Charles Hann
Omaha
G W Lewis
O J Lewis & Co
Toledo
It Is Not Singular That Consumptives Act Recklessly
A reader warning describes tuberculosis patients who ignore warning signs while friends urge caution. It emphasizes avoiding exposure and fatigue, keeping regular habits, and using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The text claims the remedy has saved thousands who were failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Grain and dairy markets show mixed steady to softer prices
Flour dull and unchanged, corn firm, oats quiet with lower prices. Provisions steady with fair demand. Butter dull near last quotes, cheese firm, eggs easier, beans quiet, apples unchanged 125 to 150 per barrel. Seeds steady, hay quiet and steady, potatoes a bit easier. Poultry and game prices well sustained. tallow dull. sugars quiet and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nec
New York
Liverpool
North Carolina
Amicitia
Baracoa
Seaverns & Co
Jamaica
Bheotter
Vermont Dairy
East
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Bush
Timothy
North
Do West
Red Top
West
Jersey
Swale
Bristol Ferry
Wool Receipts and Market Outlook In Boston Aug 12 1886
Receipts of wool in Boston for the week ending August 12 show 12 973 bales domestic and 3258 bales foreign, compared with 15 914 domestic and 662 foreign in 1685. The report notes firm prices, with a slight decline in Michigan wool, ongoing debate between wool men and manufacturers over price increases, and a generally cautious, orderly market. Detailed Boston prices listed for Ohio Pennsylvania New York New England fleece and various wools, with extensive colorted tabulations of year 1886 weekly, monthly and regional values. foreign markets cited as robust yet uneven and future sales anticipated in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baies
Ao Drsesscacsese
Michigan
New York
E. R. Knapp
Hudson & Roberts
London
Yorkshire
Continent
Antwerp
Montevideo
Liverpool
East India
Bradford
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New England
Ccesecessece
Indiana
Missouri
Nevada
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Kansas
Texas
California
Free
Fall Northern
Fall Southern
Oregon
Washington
Ana
Colorado
Australian
New Zealand
New Mexico
Maine
Flour and Grain Market Slump Amid Drought Drought Ravages Corn Crop In Midwest, Oats Prices Shift
The flour market remains dull with buyers holding firm, while corn shows firmness at 57 57lgc for high mixed and 5644 317c for steamer yellow. Oats are quiet with lower prices and some new clipped oats offered but not sold. An October No 2 white oats sale of 2700 bushels at 364%c occurred on call, and today's settling price was 383gc. Weekly inspections list substantial volumes across winter wheat, corn, and oats, highlighting drought damage confirmed in government crop reports. Prime notes prolonged dry weather, sparse rains, and severe forage impact across Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Ohio Indiana Nebraska Kansas Missouri, with cattle receipts rising in Chicago reflecting limited pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Chicago
Minnesota
New York Roller
Michigan
St. Louis
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
Market Prices for Flour Butter Eggs and Produce
Receipts move as butter cheese eggs and fruits shift while wholesale flexes for millfeed rye and oats show steady to firm tone. Grain prices list multiple grades of flour cornmeal and patent milled varieties with export fob quotes and regional cattle poultry and produce values noted alongside.
Provisions and meat prices in a late edition market report
A market note shows steady demand for pork and lard and good demand for smoked hams. Fresh beef is quiet, lambs in moderate demand, veals slow, and mutton dull. Trade in fresh meats is light with detailed price ranges for pork, lard products, fresh beef, and other meats including hams, shoulders, sausages, tongues, and various cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara
Choice
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Cotton and commodity market notes with price quotations
The report shows quiet cotton trading with steady quotas for middling uplands and gulf, and mixed Liverpool futures across several months. Spot U S prices closed steady for middling uplands and Orleans, with American imports and New York scores noted, alongside sugar, molasses, and oil price details for refined and crude varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Centennial
Beacon Light
Imperial
Markets by Telegraph. Wheat and flour prices in New York trade
Markets by Telegraph reports dull flour trading in New York on August 12 with receipts of 11 687 barrels and 999 exports. Prices span superfine Western and State at 2 10 to 2 40 per barrel, Ohio and St Louis varieties around 2 50 to 4 90, and mill extras from 4 20 to 4 45. Rye flour and cornmeal noted as heavy with limited movement and mixed per-bushel values across mill and extra grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G& Lake Chacoun
Oregon
Ae Sonora
To&sfe
Allan & Pac
Sig
Aly
B & Nor
Inion Pac
Soi
Franklin
New England
Lam Store Ser
New York
Ohio
St. Louis
Minnesota
Southern
Wheat and commodities market roundup across major cities
Reports from PetraIt to Louisville reflect firmer wheat white and red prices, with higher corn and oats, mixed barley and rye trends, and steady pork lard and butter. Freight and refinements show steady to firm rates. cotton markets indicate steady midrange prices across Augusta, New Orleans, and Baltimore ports.
Cattle Market Receipts and Prices in Chicago Trade
Chicago market reports show cattle receipts at 59 and hog receipts at 16,000 with shipments. Steers ranged around 4.65 to 5.12 per cwt for various weights, stockers and feeders about 2.40, cows and bulls 1.50 to 2.70, bulk around 2.60 to 7.90. Hogs traded firm with packing and shipping hogs 4.80 to 5.20, lighter lots 3.90 to 4.35. Sheep receipts 3,000 with natives 3.00 to 8.50 per cwt and other lots mixed in the 2.50 to 3.50 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emery and Hodges Letter on Wheat and Prices
Private despatch from Emery and Hodges reports wheat opening strong on improving export demand with a potential permanent advance. Corn up due to Central Illinois crop damage. pork prices rising. Vehicle and railcar counts listed for wheat corn oats and pigs. Futures quotes for September October and November show varied highs lows and closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Illinois
Cce
Eoes
Chicago Grain Market Signals Heat Worsens Corn Outlook
Chicago grain reports from S Lee and McCrea & Co note extreme heat and drought hurting corn sowing prospects. Prices swing as September closes around 45 cents higher, with wheat maintaining strength. 400,000 bushels of wheat shipped from Baltimore and Philadelphia. weather conditions stay unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Calles & Co
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Market Report From London and Liverpool Commodities
Foreign Markets report notes cargoes off coast with wheat steady and shipment slow for wheat and corn. California wheat quoted at 33 34s per 500 lbs. Liverpool prices show bread steady, wheat quiet, corn firm at 43 24 6d, winter wheat at 63 6d, club wheat at 63 6s 94. Pork, bacon, cheese, lard, and tallow levels listed with American prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
California
Liverpool
Financial Bond Listings From London Market
United States bonds mix with Canadian and Mexican issues in a London market brief. Notable quotes include Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 52 with seconds 16 14, Canadian Pacific at 69 percent, Illinois Central at 139 percent, Reading 137 percent, and New York Central 1145 with St Paul and Erie values also shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County Items Listed
Suffolk County transfers show Michael Donovan to James Devine on Island street, July 10 for 1000. George N. Nason to Algernon Potter on Huntington avenue for 60000. Emil Weiss to Howard Colburn on Washington street for 200. Michael Meehan to Patrick Crosby on Keyes street for 1 mortgaged back. Anna Walsh to Spencer Nolan on Robin street for 1. John Ke Blakemore to Christine Peterson on Brook street for 1800 with 700 mortgage. city of Boston acquisition on Hanover street for 16475. Owen Nawn to Helen Dennis on Armstrong street for 1500. Samuel Little trustees to John Murray on Humboldt avenue for 2226. and multiple transfers across BoxBr ry and surrounding streets including Humboldt avenue and Crawford street with various sums and mortgage backs. Other entries list Brighton Washington street, Dorchester streets, East and South Boston parcels with June and July dates and varying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Street
Michael Donovan
James Devine
Huntington Avenue
George N. Nason
AlJgernon Potter
West
Roxbury
Emil Weiss Et al
Howard Colburn
Washington Street
Michael Meehan
Patrick Crosby
Keyes Street
Anna T. Walsh
Spencer Nolan
Robin Street
John Ke, Blakemore Et al
Christine Peterson
Brook Street
Amanda H. Blakemore
William W. Eastham
City of
Boston
Hanover Street
Owen Nawn
Helen E. Dennis
Armstrong Street
Samuel Little Et al
John Murray
Humboldt Avenue
Michael N. Cunniff
John M. Maguire
Charles A. Jefferson
Harold Street
Edward H. Bowman
Seaver Street
George W. Pope
Ruthven Street
Ditto
James G. Haynes
Patrick A. Burns
Crawford Street
Albert Wise
Samuel Little
Frank &. Craft
Edward BH. Bowman
Joseph R.churchill
John C. McCarthy
Babette Ehrlich
Prentiss Street
Henrietta Goldsmith
Florian Fink Et Ax
Leopold Fink Et Ax
Nicholson Street
Brighton
Jacob C. Stanton
Charles E. Kendall
Dorchester
James W. Hannan
Roswell A. Turner
Tien J. Baker
Nathaniel H. Whittemore
Mather Street
John Capen
Granville B. Stone
Idaho Street
Silas B. Hahn
Annie R. Hann
Summer Street
William F. Coughlin
Mary Ann Nolan
Lark Street
Hagan
Richard Stack
Property transfers across multiple towns with dates and sums
A dated list records several land and building transfers across towns including Winthrop Revere and Chelsea. Transactions note buyers and sellers, parcel locations such as streets and avenues, and values ranging from $400 to $1000 plus dates in 1885 to 188? for properties on Clifton Main Spruce Pearl and other streets.
Mortgages and Discharges List from 1800s Records
A terse list of mortgage discharges and quitclaims, naming multiple parties. Includes Frederck Henshaw, Frank M. Wells, Martin and Mary Mitchell, Jonathan Mann, William A. Burrell, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance, Hapnush Tirrel, G W Crawford, Charles Humphrey, Henry Nash, William T Coughlin, Laura Norcross, Smith Wright, Quincy Savings Bank, John C Anderson, Matthew Keany, Michael Simmonds, with dates ranging from 1875 to 1886 and sums noted where present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Pege
Frederck H. Henshaw
Frank M. Wells
Martin
Mary Mitchell
Jonathan Mann
Albert L. Murray
William A. Burrell
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hapnush Tirrel
Imports and Exports Across Global Trade Lines
A sprawling list of imports and exports across multiple ports and ships. Goods include eggs, fowls, sugar, molasses, cocoa, limes, butter, timber, woollens, machinery, earthenware, tin plates, fabrics, and bottled beverages. Ships and firms from Boston to Liverpool and Barbadoes show vast cargo variety and quantities. Names of vessels, freighters, and trading houses appear recurrently, signaling extensive transatlantic commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Steamer
New H Brunswick
Chapin Bros
Davidson
Clements & Co
Kilis & Co
Fales & Lehy
Gay & Co
Griffin & Co
Garland & Co
McKeever & Hall
EK Shumway & Co
Delong & Seaman
A & O W Mead
TOS Co
Grand Manan
Franklin
Surinam
Eugene Hale
Guayanilla
Bag
Sugar Whitney, Peasland & Co
Barbadoes
Curlew
Sugar Kidder, Peabody & Co
Beak River
Humacoa
Yalbacoa
Cora Green
Gossier & Co
Liverpool
Eng
Flaherty
Woodens Lane & Hubbard
Pray Sons & Co
Torrey, Bright « Capen
Care Woollens
Mitchell
Abram French & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Pierce, Hardy
Childon
Steel Wetherell Bros
Earle Mamus Co
Sisanes Brown & Griffiths
Pierce & Robertson
Smith & Co
Moose Estes & Lauriat
Pkes Machinery Riley &Cray
Cs Woollens
Jordan Marsh & Co
Horsewell & French
Jones & Co
Burgess
Fieldner, Moliner & Co
Gilman Bros
Baring Bros & Co
Jovering & Co
Gailia
EA Stow
Tilden, Thurber & Co
Scott& Co
Taylor. Simonds & Co
Boston Rabb Co
Earle Manus Co
Washburn & Moen Manor Co
Cunard Co
Bridgham & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
Noyes
Campbell & Co
Brown
Durrell & Co
Jordan
Marsh & Co
Dalton & Ingersol
McDuffee & Stratton
Horace Partridge & Co
Do Jones
Noyes & Blakeslee
Shepard, Notwell & Co
Hovey & Co
Hart & Young
Beal, Higgins & Henderson
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Bradford , Thomas & Co
R H White & Co
A Little & Co
Cage Hardware
H P Smith & Co
Brown, Darrell & Co
White & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Kendall, Barrows & Co
Cumner
Staple Receipts Across Railroads and Goods Speak of Trade
Receipts dated Thursday August 12 show Boston and Albany, Boston and Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Boston and Maite, Boston and Lowell, and Boston and Maine railroads handling a wide range of goods. Wool, flour, corn meal, corn, oats, malt, meal, bacon, butter, oleomargarine, apples, potatoes, hay, leather, hides, pelts, tea, coffee, sugar, tea, lard, cheese, eggs, beef, and lumber appear in vast counts across divisions and tons, with dozens of boxes, bales, cases, and bags, reflecting bustling freight activity and commodity distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Humber
Boston & Providence Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maite Railroad
Astern
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Total Receipts of Staple Products Aug 12 at This Port
A table lists today’s receipts of staple commodities from all shipment points and compares with the same day last year. Items include cotton bales, wool, oleo, cheese, flour, eggs, meal, beans, apples, corn, oats, potatoes, wheat, malt, hay, millfeed, straw, peas, lumber, hide products, tea, coffee, skins, sugar, molasses, butter, and related goods with quantities for 1886 and 1885.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Money Market
Opie
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet & Hecla Lode
Tamaarack
Calumet & Hecla Falls
Lake Superior
Connecticut
Kearsarge Mining Company
Iroquois Copper Company
Hancock & Calumet Railroad Company
Hancock & Calumet Railroad
Qnoong Sci Ca
Ccecr
Cbs
Besse
Scacescus
WMNNG
Calumet Railroad
Nigcm i S Uenckeskusnassence
Phi Cuatsibecntwesanesses
FUSS
Sce
Ceiernccuesess
Riaa Oil
Prrs Cok
Weer
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Texas Pacific
West Shore
Chesaneake
Oregon Transcontinental
Romew Atertown & Ogdensburg
Virginia Midland
Green Bay
Fourth National
Sterling Exchange
W.S. Lawson & Co
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Central Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grand
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan Central
Manhattan Elevate
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey
Central
Pacific
Ohio & Mississippi
de- Ontario & Western
Pacific Mail
Dec
Evansville
Reading
St Paul
Omana
Cccecces
Esess Western Eee
Wabash Pacific
Northern Pacific
Transcontinental
Baltimore & Ohio
Jersey Central
Manhattan Elevated
Wall Street
Western Union
West Michigan
Detroit
Lansing
Chicago and Alton
Louisville and
Nashville
Pennsylvania Company
Youngstown
Wheatland
Sharon
Erie & Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Kansas Midland Railroad
Wichita
Red Cloud
Neb
Little Rock, Fort Smith & Memphis
Baltimore & Ohbie
Fink
Roberts
Wilson
Spencer
Rose
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Dubuque
Mississippi
Blake Brothers & Co
Bankers
Congress Street
Boston Stock Exchange
WM. Blodget
Alter B. Adams
Fiyr
E. P. Merritt
Foote & French
Congress St
Oregon Short Line
R. R. First
R. R
Brewer & Wilkins
Brokers’ Board
Wilson W. Fay
NEW York Financial
New York Central
Delaware & Judson
Adams Express
Alton & Terre Haute
Miss Pref
Ontario and Western
American Express
Oregon Navigation
Boston Air Line
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mall
PanaMa
D.& Evansville
Sur
CRE& N
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern
Canton
Ao 2d
Richmond & Danville
Chicago & Aiten
Richmond & W P
Rochester & Pitts
Bur & Quincy
Rock Island
Chic
St Louis
St Louis & Pa
St Louis & San Fran
AO Diol
Scsecescseesses US
Cin
San & Cleve
Cleve & Colum
Ecsscecee
Domist Paul
Cccocneccee
DIM Kot
Wabash, St
L & Pac
East Tenn Do
Houston & Texas
Wells Fargo
Illinois Central
Ind
Bloom & West
Hocking Valley
Kan
Lake Erie
Long Island
Lo & Nash
Louisville
New al
Manhattan Beach
Adum
Mem
Denver & R Grande
Metropolitan Elevated
Milwaukee
LS & W
Miss, K & T
Minn &Stl
Kans Pac Consols
Northern Pacists
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
Norfolk & W
St J. & San F
St Paul Consols
Ch & Pac
Northwest
Pac’Cal
Union Pacific Ists
Stavaard
Railroad Matters
Revere Beach
Boot and Shoe Buyers
United Kingdom
Uiv
Telegraph
Petroleum United
P.t
Western Steam
Tierces City
State
Petrait
Darley
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Memphis
Savannah
Wilmington
Norfolk
Great Britain
France
Suffolk County
Athens Street
John L. Batchelder
Winthrop
Stephen A. Deshon
David W. Cushing
Pearl Avenue
John D. Young
Nancy D.M. Riley
Is Street
May Revere
Albert J. Hall
Rockland Savings Bank
Clifton Street
Charles Hanman
George A. White
Stephen c
J . Chelsea
James F. McKeon
Henry J. Ryder
Spruce Street
Charlestown
Elizabeth C
Flanigan
Reading Mechanic and Agricultural Institution
Main Street
The
American Insurance Co
Exsrs
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Henry 8. Bean
Sec
Insurance
Faneuil Hall Cigars
J. H. Es
Remington
Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict
Washington St
Devonshire St
Nassau St
Baring Brothers & CO
Thei Correspondents
Europe
British Provinces
Hi. W. Rosenbaum
Exchange Place
Sena
Pitt Bros
Grocers’ Hall
America
Marquette, Houghton & Ontoragon Railroad Company
New England Trust Company
Devonshire Street
Bostor
Eyman
John Jeffries & Sons
GENTS
Ortolet
Hill & CO
Coffin & Henry
State St
Des Moines
Business Directory
J. S. Eastman
Decatur
Liverpool St
P. O. Box
Melrose
Rex
K. M. Curtis
S. Boylston St
Lamprell & Marble
Baf Commercial St
Ubay State Electrotype Foundry
Arch St
Paine’s Manufactory
Canal St
Poteet
R. H. Eddy
States
Perkins & Pierce
Byron St
POTEK
Ecchas. H. North & CO
North Market St
Damon Safe and Fron Works Co
Sudbury St
Vtucco
Harvey C. Page
Tremont St
City Notices
Girls’ High Schoolshouse
West Newton Street
Phineas Bates
Board of Supervisors
Mason Street
City Hall
Committee On Bridges
Aldermen
Warren Bridge
John H. Sullivan
Aueli
City Hospital
Oston
Aulu-Wfs
Suffolk
Eugene Lyncg
Oscar H. Smiley
Bath
Sagadahoc
Commonwealth
Boston Post
WM. T. Connolly
G. Sleeper
Mary M. White
Said
Lawrence McNamara
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
John BR
Paine
Asst. Register
Samuel L. Fillebrown
Pscan
John H. Paine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!