Harper's and Cassell Magazines and Arts Reviews
The January issues of Harper's Magazine Cassell's Family Magazine The Quiver The Keynotes Art and Decoration Magazine of Art and The Art Journal receive extensive review. Notable items include Craddock's In the Clouds installments, The Free Negroes of North Carolina, James and Howells serials, and extensive notes on Millais with numerous illustrations and essays on art, architecture and decorative arts from Cassell Co and The International News.
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Atlantic
Charles Egbert Craddock
Tennessee
North Carolina
David Jvodge
T. B. Aldrich
Aherry
Holmes
England
Cornwallis
John Fiske
Princesse Casamassima
Henry James
Harper’s
Harper’s Magazine
Edinburg
Thomas N . Page
Archibald Forbes
Paris
Lucy C. Lillie
Pevonshire
G. W. Benjamin
Persia
George R. Gibson
Goldsmith
Mary Tucker Magill
Sis
Alice Comyns
Shakespeare
Miss Woolson
East Angels
Mr. Howells
Cassell
Family Magazine
London
J. Stuart Blackie
Frank Buckland
The
Horn
Lynden of
High Chlitfe
C. Despard
George Weatherly
Cassell & Co
New York
Florida
Daisy
Florence Marryat
James J. Newson
Frederic Archer
Albert Ellery Berg
W. A. Clancey
Isadora Martinez
Howard Paul
Allan Forman
Louis C. Elson
Henry Clay Lukens
George AK. Holm
H. H. D.jeres
A.osborn
S.L. Smith
C. Volkmar
Rigueneto
H. Stacy Marks
Walter Crane
Lewis F. Day
Verey Griffin
G. PF. Stephens
Magazine of Art
Mori Ippo
Harry Fenn
Montclair
N. J
Roger Riordan
Ingres Bell
Franz Leo
Bach
Claude Phillips
Royal Academy
Harry V. Barnett
Assyria
W. Holmden
Upper Medway
David Hannay
Andrew Lang
Harry Furniss
Michael Angelo
Julia Cartwright
Jean Goujon
A. Mary F. Robinson
A. Wierusz Kowalski
Leubsch
Bismarck
Pope Leo
Sichel
Messrs. Cassell & Co
Newark
Metropolitan Drainage Plan for Boston Suburbs Heads to Legislature
The Massachusetts drainage commission formed in 1854 reports progress on metropolitan sewerage for the Charles Sudbury Mystic and Blackstone valleys plus East Boston. It examines infiltration irrigation and chemical purification, favors land infiltration near Saugus, and outlines East Boston storage basins and intercentral sewers to reduce health risks and improve water quality.
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Massachusetts Drainage Commission
John Q. Adams
Solomon BL. Stebbins
Edmund W. Converse
Edward D. Hayward
Leverett
Tuckerman
Eliot C. Clarke
Charles
Sudbury
Mystic
Blackstone
Boston
Europe
England
United States
Dbrwad
Pullinag
Pullman Spree
Massachusetts
Saugus
Chartes River
Cambridge
Maiden
Waltham
Mystic Valley
East Boston
West Boston
Porter Street
Solowwu Gerade
Moon Island
Saratoga Street
Point Surrey
Winthrop
Commission
East
Jeffries Point
Birdissaut Flats
Revere
Savens
Charies
Snackstone
the Neponset
Clarke
Hyce Park
Big Dorchester
Mt. Vernon Street
Moseley
Old Colony
Crescent Avenue
George Newhall
Mary Coolidge
John Worthington
Sydney Street
Sexton
Belfast
Aukland Street
Savin Hill Avenue
Dorchester Avenue
Commercial Street
Shamrock Street
Board of Health
Mac
Jackson
Dorchester Station
Young
Hyde Park
River Front
Novel rebuilding method used on Wilkesbarre steam collier
The Wilkesbarre owned by the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co undergoes extensive repairs at Simpson's dry dock East Boston. D D Kelly & Son develop an original strengthening method adding eighteen seven inch pine treenails across 200 feet, securing hull via treenails and bolts to withstand future cargo handling.
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Wilkesbarre
Simpson’s
Boston
Lb. D. Kelly & Son
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
New York City
Nantucket Shoals
D. D. Kelly
Edison Sees Phonograph Promise For Office Use
The World reports Thomas A Edison discussing a future phonograph as a commercial tool. He describes a steam driven machine with a five foot wheel and a spring operated self acting device. It would capture speech, repeat it, and transcribe it for office staff, potentially replacing stenographers.
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New York
Lam
Bayard Memorial Window at Old Swedes Church
The Philadelphia Press notes Secretary of State Bayard funded a memorial window at Old Swedes Church in Wilmington. The window honors his parents with armorial bearings, no biblical scenes, and inscriptions listing James Asheton Bayard and Anne Frances Bayard. The article describes pew absence, a working-class Wilmington congregation, and Trinity Sunday observances.
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Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Wilmington
Del
Old Swedes
Trinity
Bayard
Morriss
Washington
Seeell
Romains
Bayards
Willings
James Asheton Bayard
Episcopal Wilmington
Stocks Are Dull but Prices Advance. London Truth warns on railroad securities
The piece urges English investors to avoid American railroad stocks, especially Erie, alleging manipulation by a few so-called railroad kings. It claims Americans unload to Britons after rises, triggering falls, with broader notes on money markets and a dull but advancing stock market in New York and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Lkends
Stock Exchange
Argentine Republic Harbor and Rail Projects Fraud Tale
Cor. Philadelphia Press reports a scheme involving Lucius Gonzales acting for an English syndicate to build a Buenos Ayres harbor and connect rail lines for a total of about 40 million dollars. The plan would issue 59 million in long bonds deposited in London, with five years to complete the system and deliver all works, rolling stock, and engineering, amid vast costs across multiple routes and extensions in Chile and Bolivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Gonzales
Mexico
Buenos Ayres
London
Gonzales
Santiago
Chilli
Chumbios
Catamarca
Dean Fuenes
Chilesito
Taritimo
Kicnahuelo
Philadelphia Press
Josh Billings Refuses Bribed Lie Offer Over Dog
A Yale trio tests Josh Billings in a Connecticut village hotel by offering $20 for his dog. He remains steadfast, declaring he won’t lie for money and valuing the dog at nineteen and a half dollars, proving his honesty in a humorous exchange.
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Josh Billings
Yale
Connecticut
Josh
Joeh
Choate Keeps Visitor Waiting With Quip
A New York Tribune anecdote recounts lawyer Choate inviting a bishop's son into his office. After a long silence the visitor reveals his relation, and Choate nonchalantly says to “pake two chairs,” turning embarrassment into wit.
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New York Tribune
Choate
Unclear OCR Street and Company Listings
Fragmentary text lists addresses and names such as Catalpa, Mexican Telephone, Tropical Telephone, Crescent, and Dunkin. It appears as a damaged page with scattered place names, numbers, and potential company or ship references, lacking coherent events or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalpa
Islms
Elec & Tum
New York Financials Show Dull, Mixed Market. Bonds Steady
New York December 24 quotes money on call easy at 144 2 percent, prime mercantile paper 4 5, bar silver 102%. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds firm, stock market weak and featureless after 2:15 pm then closed dull and strong. Notable gains in Missouri Kansas Texas and several rail issues. extensive table of prices and closing bids follows with widespread activity across bonds and stocks and heavy volume in some issues.
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Boston
New York
Brown Bros. & Co
Adriatic
Schultz & Ratgave
Servia
Brown Bros
Sterling
Reichsmarks
Louisville
Nashville
Pacific Mail
New England
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Dia
Northwestern
Delaware
Lindson
Missouri Pacific
Ohio
Mississippi
St. Paul
Duluth
Lake Shoreis
New York Central
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Central Iowa
Denver
Rio Grande
Enie
East Tennessee
Fort Worth
Mobile
Virginia Midland
Texas and Pacific Firsts
Cgay
Lo’st
Canada South
Central Pacific
Del
Kansas Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nasick
Lake Erie & W
New Jersey
Bt. Paul
Csceee
Wheat and corn market notes from Chicago traders
A late special from George E. Eldridge & Co. Chicago reports holiday style trading in wheat with a local bearish crowd pushing prices down in the absence of outside orders. Near corn deliveries were weak yet many were steady and provisions remained quiet and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
George E. Eldridge & Co
Chicago
Emery
Flour and grain market dull with mixed regional quotes
Flour and grain prices roam across states with receipts and shipments listed for Milwaukee New York Chicago and others. Wheat corn oats rye and malt quoted with firm to dull tones. various grades and bag counts noted including Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, St Louis, and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Continent
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Minnnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Hlinecis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
St Louis
Duiland
Toledo
Detroit
Sic
Bush
White State
Ze Y Bush
Stead
Canada
Foreign Markets Roundup From London and Liverpool
Markets report slow wheat cargoes off the coast and quiet import export in wheat and corn. Liverpool prices list assorted grains dairy pork and cheese steady with mixed figures. cotton futures ease. other U S and Canadian stocks noted. Havana shows firm exchange due to imported gold and firm sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
California
P Y C
Uplands
Orleans
Cogsols
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Havana
Cotton Market Summary of Domestic Ports December 24
The Cotton Markets report dull to easy trade across ports. Augusta-Net receipts 1009, sales 867. Galveston-Net receipts 211, exports to Great Britain 5852, market easy. New Orleans strong exports to Britain 8793 and continent 11205, stock 4452, sales 3000, market weak. Memphis stock 154,990 with 2199 sales. Mobile Gulf market mid size. Savannah exports to continent 2119 and coastwise 1358, sales 2159, stock 122,883. Charleston receipts 2577, exports details truncated.
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Continent
Great Britain
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
France
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Mariet
United States
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Market Gulf
Mid Sige
Savannah
Charleston
Receipts of Staple Products Dec 24 Across Railroads
Commerce records list Boston and Albany Grand Junction Boston and Providence Old Colony Fitchburg Boston and Maine divisions Boston and Lowell Salem Peabody and other Expresses and Sea routes with inventories of cotton wool flour corn oats wheat barley whiskey hides beef lard butter cheese eggs bacon beans apples hay lumber leather and more totals show substantial consignments and varied commodities across multiple rail lines and depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston and Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York and New Eaziac
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston
Lowell
Salem, Peabody
Sea
Kes
Becaa
Bole
Apglea
Pete Balez
Bacuz
Bexes
Ezine
Jelts
Boxer
Wocess
Baney
ING Cesars
Kips
Foreign Exports From Digby and Saint John to Annapolis and Port Gilbert
Shipping notices report wood and agricultural exports from Digby Essex brig Alice to St John and Annapolis with cornmeal oats barley beans dried apples and sacks. additional shipments list flour oats cornmeal and shorts from Digby Adah and Port Gilbert Gazette with flour shipments and meal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DIGBY
ST. John
Laura
Annapolis
Port Gilbert
Sch
Total Receipts of Stepic Products Dec 24 at Port
A historical port table lists daily total receipts of staple goods from various shipments. Numbers cover commodities including bread, flour, meat, dairy, grains, and textiles, with many items showing contrasts to prior year totals across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepic
Priscpel
Geil Poimta
Shigment
Trangit
Taza
Primitive 1885 commodity ledger fragment mixed goods
A garbled 1880s inventory snapshot lists numerous commodity types with quantities such as Cotton bales, Wool, Coffee mats, Molasses, Butter, Wheat, Oats, Cheese, Eggs, Beams and other items. Several figures appear inconsistent or corrupted, including prices and unit counts, implying a partial ledger page. Names of places or organizations are not clearly identifiable.
Superior Court Session Verdicts in 1796 and 11v6 cases
In the first session Judge Aldrich presided with verdicts for the defendants in two actions: John Reade vs Michael Reardon over a hearse collision and James A McDonough vs Peter Gaf ey over a fall in a trap door. In the second session Judge Mason heard Samuel Kellyggs Old Colony Railroad Company suit where the jury returned a $3000 verdict for the plaintiff. juries excused to Jan 5.
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Superior Court
Aldrich
John Reade
Michael Reardon
J. W. O’brien
I. R. Clark
James A. McDonough
Peter Gafey
J. W. Brown
Mason
Samuel Kellyggs
Old Colony Railroad Company
E. W. Burdett
W. W. Gooch
J. H. Benton, Jr
Railroad Matters and Rail Line News in 1885
The Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis bondholders may fund a bid to buy the line at auction, with ex Governor Foster Sammel Thomas and C B Brice backing. Albany Lake Shore report lists year end results for the Lake Shore and Denver and Rio Grande earnings, tax details, and a large order from the New York Central for passenger cars. Also notes station improvements at Boston and event support for a Music Hall concert December 27 1885 in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Foster
Sammel Thomas
Brice
Cincinnati
St. Louis
The
Wall Steel News
Thomas
Denver
Rio Grande
New York Central Sleeping Car Company
Pullman Palace Car Company
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Boston
Lowell
New York
New England
Music Hall
Calendars for 1886 offer varied designs and gifts
A Boston Post report surveys calendar makers near Dock Square, noting large annual runs and extensive distribution by banks, trust firms, and insurers. Calendars range from five cents to 150 dollars, with novelties including Grant and Dickens calendars, framed portraits, and plush desk supplies. designers emphasize new looks each year.
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Dock Square
Boston
Grant
Louisa M. Alcott
Ruskin
Schiller
Insolvency Filings and Assignments Across Several States
Francis Robinson & Co. of Lynn file voluntary insolvency with assets only stock in trade and receivables, debt unsecured at $114.59. H Herbert Leonard of Boston also files voluntary insolvency. T N Donnell & Son of Greensburg assign with $6000 liabilities and $2500 assets. Michael Heddeman of New Haven assigns. BK Smith & Co. of Athol compromise at 20 cents on the dollar. W M Hall & Sons’ kindling property sold by sheriff in Worcester. Haynes & Fuller of Worcester settling insolvency with about $700 liabilities and no assets. Kemp & Reid of West Napkin ton attached on executions in Warren and Suffolk County attachments. D F Crane sues Jessie Craik for $200 and Patrick J Finn sues Thomas Clasby for $390.
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Greensburg
Ind
Michael Heddeman
New Haven
Conn
Bk.smith & Co
Athol
Mass
W. M. Hall & Sons
Worcester
Haynes & Fuller
Kemp & Reid
Brush Manufacturers
West Napkinton
N. H
A. P. Davis
Warren
Kemp
Reid
Suffolk County
D. F. Crane
Jessie Craik
Cameron
Patrick J.finn
Thomas Clasby
Labor panel to review joint rules amid Kimball trouble
John F. McCarty and Frederick S. Pevear with a third Salem man selected by Knights of Labor and Shoe and Leather Association have held one or two preliminary talks but nothing definite. Health reports note two secret fever cases on High Rock Street and High Rock Avenue, plus typhoid on 366 Boston Street and diphtheria on Lilly Street. Mayor elect Hart promises a short inaugural. Frank A. Widger faces larceny charges for stealing 50 worth stiffening from New Ball and Barber. Lynn house painters form Knights of Labor branch with 50 members, new names added at weekly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. McCarty
Frederick S. Pevear
Knights of Labor and
Shoe Manufacturers
Knights and Shoe and Leather Association
Kimball Bros.s’ Manufactory
Salem
Board of Health
High Rock Street
High Rock Avenue
Boston Street
Lilly Street
Hart
Frank A. Widger
Christmas Observances and Holiday Services in Salem
Christmas will be observed in the usual manner in Salem with store closures and special church services. Immaculate Conception and St James Catholic churches schedule mass and vespers, Weber's mass at 10 15 am with soprano Mrs Nellie Boyle Brady, Calgary Baptist plans a Christmas tree concert. A horse buggy harness stolen and recovered in South Boston with robes missing. suspect remains at large.
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Salem
Immaculate Conception
St. James Church
Weber
Nellie (Boyle) Brady
Calgary
Daniel Perkins
Brocklebank
Boston
Short
Salem and Danvers Railroad Petition Hearings Delayed
Selectmen held a hearing on the petition to extend tracks through Tremont Northend Holly Foster and Lynnfield streets but did not decide and the road withdrew the Fos ter street location amid businessman objections. Churches plan Christmas observances and mass noted at St John s. A Christmas church service and gift distribution were reported at the South Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectmen
Salem and
Auctioneers and Brokers Handle Nashua Mfg Co Sale
Francis Hessnaw & Co., auctioneers and brokers, announce a sale for Nashua Manufacturing Company. The firm, located at No. 51 State Street in the Merchants' Exchange Building, First Floor, facilitates bidding and appraisal services for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. L. Day & CO
State St
Francis Hessnaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Beom Ki
Investment Shares and Bonds Listed Across Numerous Firms
A catalog of stock holdings and bonds from multiple entities includes First National Bank Westboro Massachusetts National Bank de Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co Lockwood La Jackson Manufacturing Co Ilacania Mfetta Cobicopee Manufacturime Co Boston Revere Geach Lynn San Diego Lam Town Let Go Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore RR Middlesex H Rl Eastern Kkkier New Mamooshire Shoston Cyclorama Co and others with values such as 3600 500 1000 1905 and 1894 appearing alongside railroad and mining interests including Wisconsin Central RR Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Kansas City Fort Scott Gulf RR and Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co among numerous entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Land Co
Beston Co-operative Building Co
Beston & Roxburyshill Corp
Beston Music Hail Asso
Mamilton Manufacturing Co
Detroit
Lansing
Norther
Merchants’ National Tank
Lyman Slits
Middlesex
Rco
South Boston
Colorado
Santa Fe
State Live Stock Co
San Diego Land and Town Co
Boston Cyclorama Co
Ene Burtington & Quincy
National Car Co Ist
Terre Haute & So
Sischine Co
Portland
Reece Button Heles Machine Co
Winnisimmet Ferry Co
New England National Bank
Wramatica Plain Gas Light Co
Boston Gaslight Co
Lake Champlain
Chicas
Burlington and Quincy
Cincinnnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
New England Mortgage Security Co
Sioux City
Cobicopee Manufacturime Co
Boston
Revere Geach & Lynn KR
San Diego
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Middlesex H
St Johnsbury
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf RR
Hamilton Ntional Bank
Town
Sheldon
Do Continental Mills
Do Hil Manufacturing Co
Do Franklin Co
Lewiston
Chicago
South Westen
Rock Island
Pac
Toleao
Tolcao
Delphos
Gurlington
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Boston East
Anne Beale
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Pinktotions
Oliver Langton
Ward
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Newaman Hell
Dr. Cuyler
Dean Plumptre
T. Cuthbert Hadden
Martin Luther
Hiles Hitchens
Casselland Co
Art Journal
J. E. Millais
Walter Armstrong
Millais
Northwest Passage
Maugin
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Lammermoor
Isabella
International News 7
Wilkes Barre
Edison
MR. Bayaru
Atchison
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Wisconsin Central Common
Burlington
Gulf
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Cogmmon
Treasury
Clark
Road
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Loston
Maine
Arthur Sewall
Maine Central
Hexican Central
Quincy
Bell
Crawbaugh Synicate
Edmunds
Wallace
Franklin
Calumet
Hecla
Staip
Archibald Wheel Company
Arlington Mills Manufacturing Company
North End Savings Bank
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Globe Nail Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway Company
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Josh Ard
Showalter Mortgage Co
Office Square
George W. Moore
Hartford
Boston Stockh Exchange
Grokers’ Board
St. Lo
At & Pac
Ny&ne
Fay
Bos & Lowell
CB & Q
Cl & Cantf
Ci & Cantz
Ss - Ee
Fitchburg
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Wilson W. Fay & Co
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Rick
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Aroostook County
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Hebron
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Prolific
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Kentucky
Choice, LLC
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Cape Cod
Timothy
Clever
Red Top
Jersey
Manila
Lloilos
Uge
Ponce
Porto Rico
Cuba
Centennial
Beacon Light
Head
New York State
Imporc At
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Sugar Whitney, Pousland & Co
Carbonear
Russell & Co
Caracoa
Mary N Watts
Charles L Davenport
Glasgow
Scot
Hibernian
Baring
Hres & Co
Chase & Co
Alen
Mackintire, Lawrie & Coo
Barigin Bros & Co
Moise Shepard
Norwell & Co
Leeson & Co
Soule
Hewins & Hollis
Baring Bos & Co
Naylor & Co
Suigen
Moors & Co
Thomas & Co
Joel, Goldthwait & Co
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Storer & Co
Baies Flax Smith & Dave Manf Co
Tiax Order
Eng
Steamer Kovac
Gossler & Co
Hayes& Co
Boots
Michaal
Oliver Ditsaon & Co
Horace Partridge & Co
Bara Steel Biring Bros & Co
H Parsons & Co
Bower & Barkett
Barneg Bros & Co
Hume
Andrews
Webster King
Armstrong & Co
Hastings
S Pierce & Co
Oilman
S S Pierce@ co
Baring Bros & Co
Hayes & Co
Brighan
Richardson
Finlay
Dennie
Sheldon & Co
Court Record
United States Circuit Court
Carpenter
Smith
Superior ‘Court
Middlesex County
Rockwell
Anna Martin
City of Cambridge
Charles River Street
Sake Street
G. Croswell
J. W. Hamat
Tulso 2
Railroad Matters
Toledo, Cincinnati and
St. Lows
Albany
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aMe
Wahealede
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Other Securities, Inc
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Lynn
Peabody
California Mining Stocs
San Francisco
Cal
Bodie Con
Hale & Heereemeiensss
Cal & Va
Poe Om Eureka
Savage
Collins—Brooks
S HM Winrley
Ae T Collies
Hartford, Conn
Lucy A Brooks
Cartee
Cornelius S Cartee
Hackett
Belmont
N H
Sophronia J (Clifford
Charles A Hackett
Jarvis
Devo
William H Jarvis, Jr
Mitcheill
Dingham
Jessie May
Daudite
William
Jessie Mitchell
Deja Maria Young
Sohnsom, Moody & B
Devonshire Street
Nosar Sameer
Boots & Shoes
Beade Street
York
Wadmare
Caen
Izemietleteiy Lp
Wolbert
Byf.c.v’olbert, Sons &Co
Lecrer
Broadway
John C. Wilmerding
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Townser
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Phila
Samuel Bunting
Market
Svhenm
Eivery
Lippinooty, Son &U9
Market Street
Thursoaye
Boston Stock Exchange
Union Market National Bank
Watertown
Brookline
Stccas
Offiae
Mineral Belt Construction and Improvement Company
1 Do Nashua Mfg Co
First National Bank
Westboro
Ailse
Massachusetts National Bank, de Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
de Lockwood la Do Jackson Manufacturing Co. da Ilacania
Mfetta
Capet Mfg Co
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
Ifruses Avi
Orhand
Lewenitom
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & CO
Ansetiorosts and Commission Merehir
Congress Street
Aneen Congress Street
Mesars, Hoyt & Co WM. C, Codman & J. G. Freeman
Hiiby Street
Pearl St
cor.Franklin
WINNE
T & OG
Tremont Tract
John Jeffries & Sons
Vicinity
Devonshire St. Declowf
Swift
Georgia
TRE Swift Specific CO
St. Dravver
Atlanta
ES Lewis
Friendship
Tregt
Providence
B. I
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