Money Market Report and Stock Notes from Boston
Boston markets show no major shift with loans easing slightly, call loans at 6 to 7 percent, clearing house balances firm, and government securities steady. Large stock trades, Atchison and New York & New England among leads, while Burlington Northern and Wisconsin Central show notable gains. freight-rate moves and rail line news from Chicago to Puget Sound on offer. overall market dulness with underlying strength and earnings optimism for several railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
London
George N. Chapman
Merchants’ Bank
Mudge
The
Stock Exchange
Buls
Atchison
New York & New England
Wisconsin Central Common
Burlington & Northern
Bell
Kansas State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Mge Yoard
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago
Puget Sound
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Winnipeg
Port Moody
Vancouver
California
Oregon
India
China
Japan
Selkirk Ranges
Union
Canada
Northwest
British Columbia
Burlington
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Wisconsin Central
New England
Field
Danbury
Fitchburg
Troy & Greenfield
Central Massachusetts
Old Colony
Metropolitan
Economist
Wall Street Quiet Yet Firm After Late Day Rally
Money on call ranges 3 to 8 percent with last loan at 3 and close at 2 asked. Government and railroad bonds steady. Stock market dull to firm with slight advances. total railroad bond activity at 575000 and notable declines in Texas Pacific Rios and several regional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Ardsteady
Texas Pacific Rios
Northwestern
Morris & Essex
Houston & Texas
Kentucky Central
Louisville & Nashville General
New Orleans Pacific
San Francisco
Fort Wayne
South Carolina
Kansas City & Northern
Omaha
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Jersey Central
Fragmented Rail Stock Table Shows Varied Percentages
A dense listing of railroad names and percent figures including Ohio & Mississippi 23 percent Ohio & Miss, Adams Express 137, Pacific Mail 56, Union Pacific and Central Pacific entries, and multiple preferences. The data resemble a historical securities page with numerous tickers and partial notations.
Funding Plan Reorganizes Denver Rio Grande Bonds
Bondholders of the Denver & Rio Grande Western receive assented bonds after deposits of matured coupons under Aug 20 1886 circular. Funds to be paid Sept 1 1886 bring total to 29.81 per bond. management by Colonel D. C. Dodge and W. H. Bancroft continues. Through line to West Indies noted with Cuban fast mail service project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Denver & Rio Grande Railway Company
Western Company
New York Stock Exchange
LMER
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway Company
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Secesesenes- Phe Liccesvccsece
Sevnen Ysbs
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Saccesces Sncoceveres
New York
West Indies
Havana
Tampa
Savannah Morning News
Rail Line to Rhinelander Cuts Travel Distances Considerably
The Minneapolis to Rhinelander road is set for October completion with a year to reach Sault Ste. Marie, 463 miles from St. Paul. Total trip from 31 Pani to Boston via Canadian Pacific and Montreal runs about 1425 miles, though Montreal route cutoffs may shorten it. Grand Trunk will link with the new line. transatlantic services from Montreal feed routes to Portland, Boston, and New York with noted distance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Sault Ste. Marie
Montreal
Grand Trunk
Portland
Boston
New York
Chicago
Jersey Central, B&O and Reading Reach Traffic Pact
Secretary Knox says a traffic agreement among Jersey Central Baltimore and Ohio and Reading has been agreed and awaits signatures. The deal secures a perpetual haul from Bound Brook to Elizabeth and access to Jersey Central terminals for six years for passenger business and two years for freight. No guarantee is given. Baltimore & Ohio data indicate large anticipated growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central
New York
Knox
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
Bound Brook
Elizabeth
Rail and schedule notes and a writ of attachment filed
The Boston and Albany plans to adjust schedules so St Louis and Indianapolis passengers arrive in Boston at 9 40 a m instead of 2 30 p m The Bee Line must move into Albany forty minutes earlier A writ of attachment for 40000 was filed in Farmington for all property of the International Railway Company of Maine in Franklin county The railroad’s value in the region is uncertain and papers list earnings for several lines including St Louis and Texas Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Columbus and Cincinnati Midland and Cincinnati Washington and Baltimore and New York City and Northern with August and year figures and mileage totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Havana
Mascotte
Assenger Steamship Whitney
West Indies
United States
Plant Steamship Line
Cramp & Co
South
Florida
Ybor City
Cuba
Jacksonville
New York
New Orleans
Savannah
Windward Islands
Cansul
South Florida
Charleston
Anate
Moro Castle
Boston & Albany
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Boston
Bee Line
Albany
Registry of Deeds
Farmington
International Railway Company of Maine
Franklin County
Sherbrooke
Que
International Railway
Lowell
Texas
Peni
Scout Soule
Nashville
Chattanooga
BOW Cvincccdianessas
alOsaoe
Columbus
Cincinnati Midland
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
New York City
Washington Street
Springfield
Pittsfield
South Framingham
Syracuse
Albamys
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Worcester
Toledo
Niagara Falls
Efroit
Chicago
North Adams
Chatham
Hudson
Palmer
Ware River
Hartford
New Haven
Millbury
North Grafton
West
N. W
Pullman
New York Central
West Shore Railroad
Troy
Saratoga
B. H. Tr
Mechaniccville
Saratoga Express
Athol
Tunnel
Bratlang
Mechanicville
Greenfield
Gardner
Baldwinville
Orange and
Killer’s Falls
Ae Falls
Koysisten and Erving
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Wendell
East Deerfieild
Rontague
Weat Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell’s
Charlemont
Moosac Tunset
Pat
Turner's Falls
Brattleboro
Winchendon
Keene
Bellows Falls
St. Albans
Keene and Rutland
Winchenden
Ayer
Clinton
Oakdale
Framingham and
Fitchburg
Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Linecoin
Waltham
Belmont and
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Union Uare
Baldwin
Ware River Railroad
John Adams
Insolvency notices list creditors and assets in Brockton and Boston
Creditors of Luce & Poole Brockton owe about 4300 plus 1000 private bills with assets around 1200 offered 20 cents on the dollar. Arthur H. Pierce Boston owes about 1800. E H Kelly Jamestown assigned. The Novelty Manufacturing Co Depere assigned. Amanda D French Boston insolvent. Liabilities total 31219.93 with 27862 secured. Unencumbered assets include several claims and 2400+ shares in mining and water companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novelty Manufacturing Company
Depere
Wis
Amanda D. French
Columbus Avenue
Boston
R. H. Whitney & Co
Whitney, Howe & Co
Saranac Mineral Spring Water Company
Acacia Silver Mining Company
New Mexico
Portland Copper and Silver Mining Company
Colton Water Meter Company
Movement to establish a national bank in Newton
A committee led by A R Mitchell J Wesley Kimball J Upham Smith George Pettee and George M Fiske was appointed to solicit subscriptions and report directors for a new 100000 capital national bank in Newton with two years free use of banking rooms. The subscription book will be opened at Exchange Banking rooms in Nickersons block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
A. R. Mitchell
J. Wesley Kimball
J. Upham Smith
George Pettee
George M. Fiske
Exchange Banking
Nickerson
Boston Teachers Examine for Certification in Public Schools
The annual examination for teaching certificates in Boston public day and evening schools began yesterday at the girls high school on West Newton Street before the board of supervisors. It continues three days with 95 applications already filed for all grades. The goal is to introduce foreign applicants to Boston school circles and list certificate recipients with local teachers. The exam ends Thursday at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
West Newton Street
Board of Supervisors
Unknown man falls from South ferry wall to dock and dies
An intoxicated man stood on the stone wall at the South ferry yesterday morning when he toppled into the dock. Witnesses Frank Westman and Sam Crafts rescued him in an unconscious state. He died ten minutes after arriving at Station 8. Medical Examiner Harris notified. about 50 years old, a long shoreman. This is the third fatality at this point this year. the wharf remains unprotected and railing is urged to prevent future deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ferry
Frank Westman
Sam Crafts
Elliot
Harris
Nuisance Hearing in Cambridge District Court Continues
Dow Davis and Co faced a nuisance charge over activity on Port Land Street Cambridge. The defense blamed a nearby factory for odors, claiming bones are stored in tanks with minimal smell. Neighbors testified for the defendants. The case was adjourned to next Friday for further arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow, Davis & Co
Portland Street
Cambridge
Caswell Hazard Cod Liver Oil and Juniper Tar Soap Ad
An advertisement touts Caswell Hazard cod liver oil as the purest sweetest oil made from fresh livers on the seashore. It claims patients prefer it and physicians find it superior to other oils. It also promotes Caswell Hazard juniper tar soap for cleansing hands face pimples and rough skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell, Hazard & CO
New York
Flour market firm with broad steady demand
The flour market remains firm with moderate demand while corn oats rye and other grains show dull to quiet activity. Butter holds a firm tone with overall prices steady across sectors including beans hay potatoes melons and sugars remain firm or unchanged.
Flour Market Steady But Cautious With Mixed Grain Outlook
The flour market shows firm sentiment with moderate demand and slow trading. Prices for spring patents and best winter patents hover around 5 15, while high grades from Michigan and St. Louis area hold steady. Corn and oats trading are subdued with buyers favored. cash No 2 white oats settle lower by 4c, and inspections report varied wheat and corn offerings. Reports from Farmers' Review note crop injuries and uncertain yields across multiple states, tempering optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
St. Louis
Southern Illinois
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Dakota
Washington Territory
Oregon
New York
Michigan Stone
Ilinois
Canada Superior
Canada
Provisions Prices and Meat Cuts in Local Market Report
Market notes list varied prices for pork and lard, beef, and fresh meats. Items include long cuts and backs for pork, fresh ribs and sausages, ham and bacon, smoked shoulders, and dressed hogs. Beef prices cover extra plate, plate and family cuts, and mess varieties with ranges for steers and hinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara
Choice
Tierces
Isabella
Concord
Bamburg
Sugar and commodity prices shown in early market report
The report notes quiet steady markets with sugar in various forms and tied cargos. It lists Cuba centrifugal shipments at 96 50 degrees test and refined sugar at 63 16c per pound, with other marks for molasses rice oil and petroleum. It also covers wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and butter across Detroit Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati and St Louis with mixed price moves and steady to lower notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suies
Manila
Uoilos
Porto Rico
Cuba
Beacon High
Imperial
Rio
Petroleum
United Ole
Western
Liverpool
Detroit
Michigan
Reevie
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Si. Louls
Market Report on Live Stock and Prices This Week
This week cattle 1 066, sheep and lambs 7 669, swine 15 167. Last week 1 032, 6 664, 5 456. One year ago 1 095, 8 742, 9 990. State totals list cattle, horses, foxroads, and Canada data. Prices show market beef quality tiers and store cattle values, swine prices, sheep and lambs ranges, hides and skins values, plus cattle and sheep classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pala
Hampshire
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Cotton Markets Update from Aug 24 Across U S Ports
Market report shows net receipts and sales varied by port. Key figures include New Orleans exports to Great Britain at 1859, New York sales 898 with stock 119,850, and Consolidation period totals: four days net receipts 5933 and overall US port stocks 184,069. Deals described as quiet to steady across multiple ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uplands
Gulf B
Liverpool
Orleans
New York
Galveston
Great Britain
Mobile
Memphis
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Chicago
Cattle receipts 6700 with 2000 shipped. Steers steady at 30 to 520, stockers and feeders 220 to 350, cows bulls and mixed 150 to 355, bulk 240 to 300. Hogs receipts 4000 with 3500 shipped. prices 395 to 465 for rough and mixed, packing and shipping 470 to 507, light 375 to 485, ships 250 to 350. Sheep receipts 4300 with 500 shipped. natives 220 to 300, Texans 2 to 3, lambs 425 to 804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Sees Bear Pressure Amid Upswing Hope
Lee reports a bullish tilt in Chicago grains as bears hold tight on all sales from 1814 to 80 and profit takes. Exports of wheat and flour last week reached 4,159,000 bushels while seaboard clearances topped 1,000,000. curb prices closed weak at 73 cents for oats and corn shows strength with October frost fears around 44 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Chicago
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
buJls
Hutchinson
Ream
Seaboard
Wheat and market notes from London and Liverpool
London reports indicate limited good cargoes for wheat and corn amid seller restraint. California wheat shipping, arrivals for orders, and firm Paris markets. Liverpool lists winter and spring wheat at 9d 63 1/2d, corn 43 5d, pork at 57 3d, bacon 35s 9d, lard 35s 3d, with firm corn and higher prices overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
California
Paris
Liverpool
Financial Market Notes From London Aug 24
London financial wires report consol prices at 100 15 16 for 3 month, United States bonds 4s at 129 3 4, do 44 9 16 at 112 3 4, Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 51 1 2, seconds at 159, Elie seconds at 103 1 2, Illinois Central 139 3 4, Mexican ordinary 44 4 4, St Paul common 95 4 4, New York Central 113 1 4, Pennsylvania 58 1 2, Reading 13 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio & Mississippi
Ohio & Miss Pref
Ontario and Western
Adams Express
Alton & Terre Haute
American Express
Oregon Navigation
Boston Air Line
Oregon Transcon
Sur
Cr&n
Oregon Anesco
Canada Pacific
Pacific Mail
Canada Southern
Panama
Evansville
Pittsburg
Pullman Palace
kKeading
Richmond & AI
Richmond & Danville
Chicago & Alton
Os & WP Doe
Cleve & Colum
St Paul
Ss.isce
St Paul, Minn & Man
St Paul & Omsha
Denver & Rio Grande
ETIC
Texas Paciac
Cceceee
Eoseose
Union Pacific
Cce
SSR East
Swale
Stl & Pac
Dal & Hudson
Del
BACK
Fort Wayne
Houston & Texas
Wells Farge
Illinois Central
Western Union
Ind
Bloom & West
Hocking Valley
Tex
Bluius
Lake Erie
Western
Lake Shore
Long Island
Pacific
Manhattan Beach
Colum
Central Pacific
Mem
Charleston
Denver
BR Grande
Metropolitan
Michigan Central
Erie
Milwaukee
Ls& W
Miss
Minn & St L
Missouri Pacificias
Northern Pac
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Ee Consols
Nashville & Chattan
Do Deben
New Jersey
Ren Navists
Norfolk& W
St L & San F Cen
Paul Consols
Pacific Pref
Ch & Pac
North West
jSo Pac Cal
Texas Pacific Land Grts
New York
Chic & St Louis
West Shore
London
United States
St. Paul
Imported goods and cargo listings from multiple ships
A long list of cargo and consignments at Boston Camporbel lo ships London and Savannah including wood, eggs, coal, iron, steel, paper, dyes, bottled beer, hemp, hides, lumber, melons, and machinery. Several firms such as Delong & Seaman, Baring Bros & co, J B Moors & co, and Parker & Wood appear as traders or shipping agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camporbello
Lookout
Margaretville
I G Curtis
Delong & Seaman
French Cross
Eliza Bacheleer
Duce Delong & Seaman
Bear River
Lord Mayo
London
Eng
Borderer
Iron Brown Bros & Co
Iron
Baring Bros & Co
Lundberg
Graves & Son
Steel Norway Stefana Iron Co
Moors & Co
Bond & Co
Divis
JD & M Williams
Greene & Co
Parker & Wood
Breck & Son
Prince
Lawrence
Goodwin & Co
Oilman’s Stores
Bates
Savannah
Macon
Woo Armold & Tuckee
Pig Iron H W Adams & Co
Dodo Davis& Furber Manufacturing Co
Dodo Headlett & Danielz
Dod
Kennedy & Co
Wheelwright, Anderson & Co
Total Receipts of Staple Goods Aug 24 at Port
Total receipts from all shipment points for August 24 show varied gains and declines across staples including cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, barley, beef, pork, butter, cheese, lard, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, and hides. Highlights include large corn and wheat arrivals and notable leather, bacon, and cheese movements among major rail lines Boston & Albany, rand Junction, Boston & Providence, Old Colony, and New York & New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Boston & Albany Railroad
Rand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Real estate transfers list across Boston area on various dates
A compiled notice records numerous deeds and mortgages in Boston and suburbs including Union Park, Dorchester, Roxbury, West Roxbury, South Boston, East Boston, Revere, Roslindale, Brighton, Chelsea and Chelsea markets. Entries show buyers and sellers, street locations, parcel sizes, and sums from July to August 1900. Names include Avery, Wheatland, Snelling, Weld, Roth, Kinney, Whittemore, Seaverns, Braman, Tirrell, Spaulding, Clapp, Kennedys, Crosby, Crowley, Devine, Welch, Loring, Pickard, McFarland, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Park
Alden Avery
George A Avery
Marboro Street
George Wheatland
Charles H. Fiske
Merlboro Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Eleanora’ Ellicott Snelling
Charles G. Weld
South Street
Bridget Roth
A. Roth
Third Street
Edward A. Kinney
Walter B. Elcott
Boylston Street
Samuel B. Whittemore
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Boylston
Church Streets
Clement Avenue
Samuel Brown
Philip Loudon
Spencer Nolen
Quincvy A. Shaw
Upton Street
Newbury Street
Grenville T. W. Braman Et al
Henry Lee
West Newbury Street
Kenmore Street
Batavia Street
Jesse Tirrell
William P. Wilson
Lena
Washington Street
Granville S. Seaverns
Arthur H. Spaulding
Dorchester
Charlotte T. Clapp
Catherine Diety
Dorset Street
Thomas W. Bicknell
Institution For Savings
Sanborn Avenue
Samuel B. Pierce
Joseph M. Prior
Richfield Street
RoxBuRy
Simon A. Brittan
Suffolk Savings Bank For Seamen
Warren Street
Edward C. R. Walker
James Murray
Dennis Street
Frances M. Supple
Union Institution For Savings
Tremont Street
West Roxpanry
Michael Meehan
Patrick Crosby
Keyes Street
William F. Lambrecht
John E. Blackmore
Brock Street
Bridget T. Ryan
George Curtis
Custer Street
Boston
Elizabeth K Watson Et al
Joseph B. Crosby
Second Street
Pope Street
Mary C. Crowley
West Second Street
Patrick Herlihy
James V. Devine
Bridget Gartland
Sixth Street
Savings Bank
Michael Welch
Jacob Rothfuchs
Murray Court
Discharges of Mortgages In Local Records
A sequence of mortgage discharge actions lists various transfers and releases. Notable entries include Stillman C Heath to Spencer Nolen releasing Henry A Gaul’s mortgage. Samuel H L Pierce to William Eaton releasing Peter Kemps’s mortgage. and Emma C Vane to Samuel P Moore releasing Thomas B Vase’s mortgage. Other releases involve Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank to Annette H Helms and The National Market Bank to Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman C. Heath
Spencer Nolen
Henry A. Gaul
Samuel H. L. Pierce
William Eaton
Peter Kemps
Oren S. Knapp
Michael Welch
Said Welch
Edgar H. Farnum
James H. Hood
Alfred H. Perry
Granville S. Seaverns
Jessie K. Hiscock
Said Hiscock
Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank
Annette H. Helms
Said Heims
James A. McCann
Albert D. Bosson
Frank
Mary L. Soire
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Edward C. Morgan
Alton F. Haskell
Emma C. Vane
Samuel P. Moore
Thomas B. Vase
Charles E. Currier
Eben Hutchinson
George E. Jacobs
Eliza A. Upham
Joseph R. Churchill
Thomas Rice
William Minot
Catherine E. Downing
Thomas Chamberlain
The
National Market Bank
Brighton Five Cents Savings Bank
Joan
Mary K. Behan
Boots and Shoes Market See Mixed Activity Across Regions
The market shows many small buyers and some heavy jobbing houses active in fall goods. Retailers have cleared stock and sales are cash-driven. Rubber goods shipments rise while Brockton labor troubles linger affecting buff goods. Shipments outside New England reach 70,420 cases for the week, with a strong year-to-date increase over 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Brockton
New England
Notable Merchants and Firms Listed Across States
A long list of names and firms from multiple cities including Aberdeen Mississippi Chicago Illinois Cincinnati Ohio and Columbus Georgia appears. The notice names merchants and partners such as Elkin Sykes Mason Hibbard Daum Laws Gates Dodd Willson Bedell Ulman Fiddich Kraus Lancaster Lyons Klaus McGill Lusky Jacobs Eckenrode Dobbs Baird and Cheison among others with associated cities and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fai
Chicago
Lexington
A B Lancaster
M P
Lancaster
Macon
W C Lyons
Lyons & Cline
Miss
A Klaus
Klaus & Bro
Mobile
Ala
F McGill
McGill, Craw
Nashville
Tenn
L Lusky
Lusky Bros. Parkes
York City
John E Jacobs
Wallace Eliott & Co
Olney
S J Ecken
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Money Market
Bell Telephone
Aspinwall
Wales of
San Diego
Adams
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Bers Boston Stock Exchange
B. Adams
WM. Blodget
K. P. Merritt
Commission Merchants
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
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Spe&Mos
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To&sfe
Boston & Me
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Am Bell
BT Sceevers
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Neptune
American Elec, Mfg. Company
Erie Telephonesce
Boston Water Poweer
U. S
NEW York Financial
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Peoria
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Northern Pacific Pref
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Railroad Matters
Denver Company
D. C. Dodge
W. H. Bancroft
Genern Ll Cowmar Intandant
William J
Chicago & Alton Road
Arkansas
Mississippi
St. Charles Car Company
Lafayette
Duluth
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
St. Paul & Duluth
Utica
Lite Falls
Hastern Creamery
Vermont Creamery
East
New Hampshire
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Bush
North
Jersey
Bulk
Hebrons
Ty Express
Cantelopes
Hudson River
Brighton
Worcester County
Coal Trade
Goai Sétut Io
Leh. Vasley
D.,l. & West
Shamokin
UN. RR. N.J
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Faneuil Hall Market
Watertown Union Live
Boston Post
George 3. Fox
N.B
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State
St Louis
City
Chicago Grain Market
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Pictou
Guysboro
S G Irwin
Suffolk County
Nathan French
Ronellc F. Pratt
Proctor Avenues
Luther P. Whipple
David Loring
Sarah A. Coburn
Shirley Avenue
Edward L. Pickard
Charles E. Todd
Endicot Avenue
Roslindale
Edwin C. McFarland
Granville F. Seaverns
Hannah O’connell
Mary Talle
River Street
Louis A. Whittaker
Henry Whittaker
Canneil Street
Aew Avenue Savings Bank
Chelsea
John H. Giles
Addison Street
Nathaniel Littlefield
Zopher R. Folsom
Sixth Paige
Sen W. Hollis
Marlin VW. Rogers
Allston Street
Boots
Aberdeen, Miss
G Elkin
Elkin & Sykes
Boone
Mason
Mason Bros
Railroads
Stonington
Washingoner State Street
Penten & Providence R
Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Sigt. Bogton & Providence R. B
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J. W. Hobart
S. W. Cummings
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Fall River Line Avice
Providence
Bristol
Newport
Fall River
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
J R. Kendrick
Fail River Line Tours
L. H. Palmer
Boston & Albany RR
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Ashland
Po. Milford
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Wellesley Hills
Newton Lower Falls
Auburndale
West Newton
Newtonville
Faneuil
Allston
Cottage Farm
Brookline
Cypress Street
Chestnut Mill
Newton Centre
Newton Highlands
Framingham and Marlborough
Marlborough
Fayville
Southborough
Si Ilies Forthborough
Leominster An Ehhare
West Berlin
Pratt’s Junction
Hanson
E. Gallup
Gen
Pass
Hoosac Tunnel
Causeway Street
Fitchburg, Cheshire
Central Vermont Railroads
Rutland
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Causeway
Aesque Cs
Jeffrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
Marlboro
Westmoreland
Walpole
St. Johns
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Bell Falls
White River Junction
Central
Wonaanocx
Rutland R. B
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Sexe. Keene
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Boston & Providence
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Pawtucket
Dodgeville
An Bebronville
Return
Attiehoro
Li Pu
North Attieboro
Mansfield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Cammon Junction
Wreturn
Readville
Breturn
Clarendon
Forest Hills
Jamaica Plain
Beyistom
Kroxbury
Spring Street
Roxbury and
Highlland
Metarm
Stoughton
Canton
Mt. Warren
ODF
Aee
Ieee
Shore
Ashmont
Barnstable
Hyannis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Braintree
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Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Cohaxset
Hingham
Cohasset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Woods Hol
New Bedford
East Bridgewater
Abington
East Milton
West Quincy
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Taunton
Harrison Square
Marshfield
Town
Mattapan
Milton
Neponset
Mattapoisett
Middleboro
Nantasket Beach
Nantucket
Woods Holl
Woods Holly
Meturn
Mturn
North Easton
Randolph
Plymouth
Duxbury
Quincy
Scituate
North Scituate
Sea View
Shawmut
South Duxbury
Central Station
Dean Street
Whitman
South Weymouth
Wollaston Heights
Seituate
Arenaxbury
Fall Hiver
Falmouth
Oaument Beach
O.ty
South Braintree and Way Stations
South Braintree
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