New York Bank Statement Shows Reserve Decline
Saturday report indicates a drop of 180,400 in bank reserve surplus, with present reserve at 19,298,375. Circulation down slightly. comparisons show higher past surpluses in 1883, 1882, and 1881. Exchange, government securities, and treasury notes detailed. stocks and bonds active with various price movements across railroads, telephones, and mining shares. Financial data include loans, specie, deposits, and currency notes, plus weekly treasury and customs receipts.
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New York
Treasury
Washington
D. C
United States
Philadelphia
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
Clark
Union
Dividends Declared by Railroads and Mining Company
The Chicago and West Michigan railroad declares a 2 percent dividend. The Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain railroad PA proclaims 75 cents per preferred share. The Standard Consolidated Mining company pays 25 percent per share on the 12th inst. Richardson Hill & Co offers prompt execution on stocks and bonds at the Boston and New York boards with a private wire to major cities. Daily stock quotations available at No. 40 Water Street.
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Ferree Roommma Oy Hig
St. Lo
Ate&s
Denver
J & CB
CS P &M
Ny& N ER
M&s Pf
I Pue & Ar
Sonora
A.t
Até& Pat
Maine
Bos
Oh Bué& Q
Roe Saue
Mh& T
Ny&ene
Pidiman
Old Colony
Rutland
Ae Tc&s L
Valum
Flecia
Boston
Saies. Arch. Top
Santa Fe
Bowman Silver
Boston Water Power
Connot Vailey
N.Y
N. E
Chicago and West Michigan Railroad Company
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad
Pennsylvania
Standard Consolidated Mining Company
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Boston Duck CO
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
Summer Street
THE
Thorndike CO
New York Financial Markets Report Feb 2 1854
On February 2 1854 New York money on call was easy at 14 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted 4 )% percent. Bar silver quoted at 1115. Foreign exchange firm at 45544 for long and 48734 for short sight. The stock market saw about 650 000 shares traded, Union Pacific Western Union and the grangers leading early strength then easing. Reports of freight rate cuts and debts tied to West Shore circulated but company officials denied the debt burden beyond 10 000 000 to North River construction. Market tone remained firm with large blocks in Union Pacific Western Union Missouri Pacific and Lackawanna. pros and cons in various rail securities drove short term moves. Closing quotations list many stocks and mining issues with mixed gains and losses amid broad activity. Secondary markets for provisions, produce and commodities showed firming pork and lard, steady beef, tallow easing, poultry well supplied, and tropical fruits volatile amid overstock conditions. Continuous price tables for cotton, sugar, and molasses reflected steady to unsettled trends as buyers refrained amid volatility.
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Mercantile
Corporation
New York
United States
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Inc
San Francisco
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Providence
Cleveland
Detroit
Dees
Indianapolis
Hartford
Memphis
New Haven
Columbus
Portland
Poorvne
Worcester
Springfield
Lowell
Syracuse
N.Y
Pacific
Burlington and Quincy
Clark
California
Wisconsin Central
Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Little Rock and Fort Smith
Wood
Little Rock Road
Marquette
Houghtor
Toledo
West Michigan
New England
Rutland
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Atchison
Connorton
Northern Pacific
Denver
Foreign Exchange
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Western Union
Grangers Ncting
Fisk
West Shore
North River Construction Company
Bears
Nashville
Pavonia
Northwest
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Union Pracific
Western
Missouri Pacific
Lackawanna
Havana
Matanzas
Western Improvement Company
John H. Ingram
Edwin L. Golborn
Paterson
N. J
Albert Crolins
Brooklyn
Channel Burnz
J. Frederic van Name
Waterloo
St. Joseph
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Bowen
The
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Robert Harris
Bb. Thomas
Poces of Transportation
D. H. Blackham
Thomas
House Committee On Public Lands
Oregon
City of Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Winter Hill
Somerville
Grain and market notes from the call board and receipts
The report covers grain trading with mixed No 2 white cats and corn sales not started, prices for corn and oats, and later shipments. It lists car inspections of grain today including red, spring, barley and mixed lots, and receipts of corn, wheat, oats, oatmeal, cornmeal, barley, and cottonseed meal. It also notes flour receipts, cheese and butter quotations in New York, Boston, and Chicago markets, and grain prices with futures for January through June. It provides butter, cheese, eggs receipts, and livestock data from the Union Stock Yards, plus petroleum certificates options.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York
Boston
Chicago
Oye
Chicago Lane
Union
BROSTON MARKET FLOUR AND GRAIN PRICES FEBRUARY LIST
Quiet demand as dealers stock retail needs. Western superfine at 3.25 to 3.75 per bbl, Minnesota and Indiana/Ohio grades range 3.50 to 6.50, oats and corn meal listed with mixed futures. Butter and eggs firm to weak with regional price spreads. beans peas and potatoes shown with varied regional values.
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Minnesota
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Financial listing of banks and railroads with bonds and stock notes
A dense catalog of financial entries including banks such as People's National Bank Roxbury and Blackstone National Bank, railroads like Concord Railroad and Cons Railroad of Vermont, and various notes and bonds with amounts, dates, and percentages. Multiple corporate names, stock series, and securities are listed in a single archival snippet.
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People’s National Bank
Roxbury
Batliveseessoves
SS Ee I Ee
Samolk Nat. Bio. Wc
Charles River
Concord Railroad
Vermont
Fremont
Esk
Mo. Val
Cincinnati
Dedham National Bank
Exchange National Bank
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Boylston Mutual Ins Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
New England Telephone
People’s Telephone
Neco
Boston Atheneum
Chelsea
Chicago
Cons Railroad of
Romds
Missouri River Rd
Maine State
Ceeseereere Sd
Minneapolis, Minn
Pullman Palace Carcers
San Pedro
Imports at Boston and Glasgow ships bring varied cargoes
A long listing from Boston and Glasgow details cargoes on multiple vessels. Items include textiles, carpets, earthenware, cotton goods, canned foods, tin plates, oranges, wool, hardware, and chemicals. Named firms such as Jere Abbott & Co, Jordan Marsh & Co, Baring Bros & Co, and Stone & Downer appear alongside ships like Missoui-86 and Prussian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Jere Abbott & Co
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Lewis Brown & Co
Forbes Lithograph
Manus Co
Coleman, Mead & Co
Shepard, Notwell & Co
White & Co
Lowell Putnam
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Rogers & Co
Abram French & Co
Dana
Mullen & Co
Cotton Goods Brown
Dwell & Co
Marsh & Co
Wheelock & Co
Thos Long & Co
Holder & Herrick
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Br& F King & Co
Tully & Co
Hovey & Co
Stone & Downer
Lovering & Co
Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
Jones & Co
Glasgow
Scot
Moors & Co
Waldo Bros
John B Allan & Co
Lombard & Co
Saxonville Mills
H & L Chase
Gundees Gorham Rogers & Co
Ford
Ewing Bros & Co
Bates
Wheeler, Conant & Bridgett
AS & J Brown & Co
Hardy Bros & Roaman
Brown, Durrell & Co
Stoddard
Douglass, Stewart & Forrest
Arecibo
Acadia
Gossler & Co
Monte Christi
St Domingo
George K Hatch
Ogweed Boston Dyewood and Chemical Co
Foreign goods and cargoes listed at multiple ports
At Halifax Nova Scotia and Madeira, a steamer Carroll lists pigs, dry goods, pianos, copper, lumber, machinery and assorted wares in bulk with quantities. Madeira market shows petroleum, slaves, wheat and agricultural implements. At Cuba’s Cienfuegos a Southwood lists lemon oil and glass bottles, while Weymouth counts a schooner with meal and flour.
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Halifax
Carroll
Madeira
Clienfuegos
Cuba
Southwood
Weymouth
Receipts of Stapie Products and Railroad Goods
A compilation of shipments dated February from multiple railroads and lines including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, jowell, Maine, Peabody and Salem Expresses, and Sea routes. Items list bales of cotton wool flour corn meal oats tallow bacon butter cheese tea coffee sugar beans apples beef pork and numerous hides leather lumber and other commodities with quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Baes
Tn Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Jowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Total Receipts of Staple Products February 2
A port table lists today’s total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points, comparing with the prior year. Items include Cotton bases, Sugar bags, Wool bales, Molasses barrels, Butter boxes, Flour barrels, Eggs boxes, Cornmeal barrels, Wheat bushels, PORK, Lard, Leather products, Tallow, Hides, Skins, Tea, Coffee, and Pelts with year over year figures. note 1883 flour column adjusted to barrels.
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Gecua
Cenes
Dales
Markets by Telegraph. Domestic Markets in New York
A compact report of New York day markets shows cotton quiet with 225 bales traded, mixed grain and flour notes, wheat futures firm on higher exports, corn and rye steady to higher, oats and barley mixed with export demand. Pork and beef markets firmer, lard up, sugar firm, coffee fair, molasses steady, and petroleum bids steady.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
Minnesota
Choice White Southern
Fair Rio
New Orleans
United
City Extra India
Continent
South America
Elgin Creamery
Liverpool
Grain and meat markets sway across major hubs
Reports from St Louis Milwaukee and Chicago on Feb 2 show mixed grain prices with flour steady and wheat higher in St Louis at around 103 to 104 cents No 2 red fall. Provisions rise with pork near 16.50 to 16.75 and lard firm. Hogs and cattle trade varies across Chicago and Cincinnati with steady to firm values and steady whiskey. Receipts list flour wheat corn oats rye barley across several cities.
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ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Foreign Markets and Havana Sugar Prices Report
London market notes include A and G W firsts at 46 Erie 267% and New York Central 11746 with Canadian Pacific 5644 and St Paul 9214. Reports from Liverpool and Havana cover wheat, corn, cotton, flour, pork, lard, cheese, and Muscovado, with prices, receipts, stocks, and exchange rates.
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London
A. & G. W. Firsts
Erie
New York Central
Illinois Central
Philadelphia
Reading
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul Common
Court Records From First Session Court Case Listings
Superior Court first session February proceedings include Milford J. Cole v John Ke Cassidy with a $7,750 tort claim over alleged false representations on Pacific bank stock value leading to losses and a bank failure. Verdict for the defendant cites writing requirement. other cases note agency and broker disputes over commissions in lodging sales with Ellis as intermediary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Brigham
Milford J. Cole
John KE
Cassidy
Pacific Bank
Boston
L. B. Whitney
A. &. Wentworth
I. W. Richardson
Dame
Almond Chwing
Ellis
Platt
Elis
Ellistola
Els
Supreme Court
PD. F. Crane
J. M. Child
Municipal Courts February 2 Reports
In central court Judge McCafferty presided Estells Taber a common nightwalker was sentenced to a year in the reformatory prison for women. She appealed and was held in 100 for her appearance in superior court. Patrick Morrison assault and battery was fined 24 and costs. Henry Farren larceny was sentenced to six months in the house of correction. East Boston Charles Creighton assault and battery fined 10 and costs. Patrick Crane for violating the liquor law fined 100 and costs he appealed. South Boston Andrew Sullivan drunkenness nine months in the house of industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
McCafferty
Estells Taber
Reformatory
Patrick Morrison
Henry Farren
House of Correction
Boston
Charles Creighton
Patrick
Military and veterans events fill Boston area calendar
A Boston region update notes a provisional division convention of the Massachusetts Sons of Veterans set for Feb 15. Gen I.5 Bangs and Frank F Merrill of Auburn Maine are expected. G A R post 21 marks its Feb 21 anniversary with a ball and banquet at Turn hall in Middlesex street. John A Hawes post 159 East Boston fairs at Lyceum hall. A kettle drum benefit for the soldiers home aims for 4 009 tickets, 2 700 sold. The Fusileers plan their 97th annual ball Feb 8 at Boylston hall. Lawrence light guard Co B fifth regiment hosts a grand ball Feb 15 at Medford town hall. Private Patrick C Gorman of battery A Light Artillery dies of diphtheria. The annual levee of National Lancers company A first cavalry battalion will likely be March 12 at the armory. Threcottyne club of the old 13th regiment approves resolutions supporting the Porter case actions.
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The
Massachusetts Sons of Veterans
Institute Fair
Fusileers
Boylston Hall
Lawrence Light Guard, Co. B
13Th Regiment
National House of Representatives
FitzJonmn Porter
Obituary notices from New England area
Obituary notices dated Jan 29 to Feb 1 list deaths across Massachusetts and nearby states. Names include William Earl Allen, Sybeila Hi Hall, Peter Hayden, Susan Mann, Jane P Meenen, James P Meenen, William Pearson, Antoinette Calder Raymond, John W Scott, Alice M Stanford, Daniel H Townsend, Charles P Traub. Ages range from 6 to 80s, with causes noted as sudden paralysis and pneumonia in several entries. Locations: Waltham, Reading, Boston, West Roxbury, Boston Highlands, Malden, Lexington, Peabody, St Augustine Florida.
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Allen
Waltham
Wiliam Earl Allen
Hall
Reading
Mass
Sybeila Hi Hall
Richardson Hall
Greenfield
Hayden
Boston
Peter Hayden
Mann
West Roxbury
Susan
George W Mann
Mecnen
Boston Highlands
Jane P
Edward F Meenen
Meenen
James P Meenen
Pearson
Malden
William Pearson Raymond
Lexington
Antoinette RK Calder
Frank F Raymond
Scott
John W Scott
Stance
Greenwood
Manitoba farmers push rail link to Hudson Bay outlet
A Winnipeg despatch reports farmers in Manitoba Dakota and Minnesota press a plan for a new railroad from Winnipeg to Hudson Bay to gain an outlet to European markets. A large provincial meeting endorsed the line and English capitalists seek government aid to begin construction and ship navigation in Hudson Strait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Valley
Manitoba
Dakota
Minnesota
Hudson Bay
Drummond
England
Hudson Straits
Ottawa
Financial troubles and insolvencies sweep 1870s markets
Warren J. Robinson & Co. printers of Boston fail to pay beyond 15 cents on the dollar. creditors consider options including 50 cents cash, 60 cents with installments, or insolvency. London bulletin reports Blakeway’s stock openings amid a broad collapse. St Albans officials authorize bond issues to retire existing debt at savings. Farmers' Mutual Life Insurance in Montpelier decides to wind up. North Staffordshire Coal and Iron suspends payments amid coal slump. liquidator to handle large contracts. Several New York and Reading firms face attachments and assignments as debts mount.
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Warren J. Robinson & Co
Boston
Robinson
London
P. W. Thomas, Sons & Co
Thomas
Blakeway
Atlantic
Great Western
Ohio
Mississippi
Ontario
Western
Grand Trunk
Stock Exchange
Village Corporation
St. Albans
Farmers’ Mutual Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Fine
New North Staffordshire Coal and Iron Company
Great Britain
Jacob K. Spang
Reading
Bushong & Bro
Spang
Pees
Bushong & Gro
Moritz and
Julius Rottenberg
Rottenberg & Son
New York
Martin Kane & Co
Skip and Independence noted in Maine racing circles
Horse notes discuss Skip a mare from South Vassalboro with foals by Gen Knox and Constellation, and Independence a high valued colt owned by Rockefeller. Sire Tom Rolf's trotting line and many 2:30 trotters traced, with marked racing stock abroad. Mentions breeders, sales, and upcoming sales at Lexington along with various racing figures and park plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. F
Yaylor
South
Vassalboro
Skip
Gideon
Independence
Gen. Knox
Rockafeller
Standard Oil
Cleora
Sons
Constellation
Young Rolf
C. H. Nelson
Waterville
Maine
Tom Rolf
B. S. Wright
Fearnaught Farm
Ohio
Sleepy Tom
Gem
Lady Rolf
Tom Hendricks
Rolf
Kentucky
Rosa Wilkes
Asy Wison
Cence E
Teddy Lucille Golddust
Joe Bunker
DAIDY
tVon Arnim
Clemamnie G
Pony Newell
Fannie, Witherspn
Abbotsford
Rukh “Tdockol
Occ
Wessaas
Picard
Maud Messenger
England
Duke of Hamilton’s
Richard Marsh
Lord Rosebury’s
Joseph Cannon
France
Duke de Castries
Tom Carter
H. Jennings
H. Delamarre
Baron G. de Rothschild
Count de Juigne
D’ Arenberg
J. 1. Case
Racine
Wis
John L. Mitchell
Milwaukee
B. m. Mary Sprague
Gov. Sprague
Goldsmith
Abdallah
Volunteer
Annie Wilkes
George Wilkes
Woodard & Brasfield
Lexington
Lord Falmouth
E. Hayward & Bros
Nebraska City
Neb
Henry Jones
Hillsborough
N. Y
Daniel Lambert
Vermont
Black Hawk
BE. A
J. A.cilley
Fairfield
Gen. Withers
Brown & Hilton
North Anson
Louisville
St. Louis
Latonia
William H. King
Point Breeze Course
Brunswick
New Orleans
F. M. DeWeese
Chillicothe
National Trotting Association
Belmont Park
E. F. Hunter
Lancaster
Jerome Park
Newell Bagley
Troy
Philadelphia
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Finance and Trade
Tinues
New York Bank
General Street
New York Stock Exchange
N. Orleans
Lankran
N. Haven
Peoria
Lowe
Ciriat
Bankers’ Sterling
Beese Aes Peek Eegiinuesen
Tere
Eeeser S
D.C
American Bell
Mexican National Telephone Company
A. E. Dennison
Equitable Building
Mutual District Messenger Company of
Western Union Telegraph Company
Franklin Mining
Huron
Quincy Mining
Hamilton
Laconia
Lyman
Norway Plains
Dwight
Naumkeag
Fail River Border City
Davol
Flint
King Philip
Mechanics
Wampanoag
Blackstone
North
Tremont
Freeman
Suffolk
Webster
Maverick
Eliot
Old Boston
Salem
Dedham National
American Electric and Illuminating Company
Tremont National
Pharsanemeneseteres
Webster National Bank
Maine Central
Somerville Horse Rauloag
Cssesbas
Worcester & Nashua
Waceeenereeerees Roche
Dwelling House Insurance Co
Professereeeeeseresss
Ceneeeacestereerns
Brookline Gaslight Co
Essex Company
Nat Saves
Pew
Arlington Street
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Urlington& Mo KR
Coool
Washington Mills
Cesceeeweenertteenrees
Burlington & Missouri
FOVO
Boston & Lowell
Cheshire Railroad
Secagal Caewa
Rock & Ft. Smith
Rivers
Tex
Marion & McPherson
Nashua
Rochester
New York and
Vid Colony Railroad
Lake Champ
South Kansas & Western
Burl & Quincy
Salesaat Brokers’ Board, Keh
NEW York Financial
Canada South
Central Pacific
Chi
St. Louis OG del
L. & West
Delaware & Hud
Denver & Riog
Rts
Han
Manhattan Ele
Memphis & W
Northwestern
New Jersey
Ohio & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
Pacific Mail
Phila. & Riading
Paes
St. P
Omaha
Texas Pacific
Wabash Pacific
Roca, & Pitts
Dlo Ae
Pricee
Eae Este
Uacemes
Canton
Central Town
Rock Island
Chicago & Alton
BESS
Vcosercoedesesco
St. P. Minn & Man
St. L
Wadase
Lab
Welle Fargo
Cleve. & Colum .Co
Tos
Hencvecel Ldis
Ise
Coup
Bert Waynes
Paciic
Houston
District Colum
Ounite O
Secces Asboglen
Pac
Sc Woo
Bloom
West
Den
Rio Grande
Long Island
S. P’k & Pac
Lon
N. Alb
Man
Bae
Minn
Iccscc
Josep Cccrcessen
Ti Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Cal
Mutual Union
Tex. Pac. L
Nash
Cebsene
Norfolk & W
Ohio & Mis
Colorado Coal
Ihail Anderson
Tomestake
Green Mountain
SMW Eis
Scvcseesy
Bassick
Kebals Esse
Maryland Coal
Nova
Timothy
Malaga
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
Upland
Gulf
Boston Stock Exchange
Broston
Franklin County
R.L. Day & Co
Cape Haytien
George Walker
Logwood E B Wilde & Co
Cardenas
Benj C Cromwell
Birds Sugar
Stannard Sugar
East Harbor
Lamome
Telegraph
Jen
Commercial
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Loudon
Cotcon
Court Record
Fernald
Dennis
Burke
City of
Schrick
Southwick
Vinal
Lame
Roston
Lowell R. Co R
Kimball
McDermott
McClell
Farrell
Potter
Lax
Fiell
Waterman
Sawyer
Sheridan
Powers
Plummer
Tucker
Davis
Judge Knowstom
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Matthews Vy
Conant Vy. Splain
Lawrence
Whipple Saga—stearns Shepara, Mus. Co
Stilman
Rogers
Leeds
Sortwell
Frank
Marmh
Guy of
Et al
Keelan
Mohan
Same
Pitman
Thompson
Bannon
Sullivan
Charles
Town of River R. R. Medford
Nason
Donahue
Holt
Ryan
Eames
Parker
Tracy
Military and Grand Army
McLane—Trumbull
Withrow
Donald A. McLane
Margaret Trumbull
Roraback—Hopkins
Wyoming
Del
John A Roraback
Varina R Hopkins
Railroad Matters
Winnepeg
Union Pacific Railroad
Boston Courier
Pittsburg Dispatch
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren Currier
Supreme Court of
Orange County
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway Company
West Shore Company
Construction Company
Greene
West Shore and
Ontario and Western Railway
Ontario Terminal Company
I. Pau
John Muir
Oregon Improvement Company
J. M. Hannaford
Charles I. Fee
N. C. Davis
A. D. Chariton
Western Pasenger
Ore
A. L. Stoke
Br. F. Oakus
Brighton
A.A. Lowell
Medford
Moss
Gray & Co
Fall River
John W. Lamphier
Lamphier
William Beaman
Winchendon
Henry Brassard
Exchange Bank of Montreal
Federal Bank
Ravenhill & Molsen
Victoria Straw and Felt Works
Montreal
Can
Williams & Co
George A. Willard
Springvale
Thomas B. Richardson
Contocook
N. H
H. A. Hicks
Readsboro
Franklin Hill
Debbier Bros
Jewellers
Broadway
C. W. Allen
Boots
Malone
A. A. Hersey
Edward Dillingham
Corry
Erie Furniture Company
W. H. Luca
Thomas N. Bennett
Chester
Riverside Furniture Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Blecker Bros
Boonsboro
Haines Brothers
Augusta
John Walsh
Selma
Ala
Henry Brokamp
General Merchandise
Linden
J.T. Berryman & Co
Paris
Ark
McDonald, Hanrahan & Co
N.5
J. W. Bradley & CO
A.S. Richards
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
James Williams
Field, Chapman & Fenner
Hollis
Napier
Samuel Bunting
BON & Go
Philadel
Market Street
Boot and Shoe Auction
United State
BK. Hnights & CO
Washington Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Eral Street
Federal Street
East Street
Cove Street
Samuel A. Way.felts
Mortgagee
William P. Hunt
Charles Soule
William Lithgow
Walter TF. Willey
Dorchester
Anthony Brackett
Kesq
John Low
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Ninth Street
Ninth
Vale Streets
Vale Street
Vale
Ninth Streets
Eighth Street
Gates Street
Old Harbor Street
Hutchins & Wheeler
Board of Street Commissioners
Burnham Street
Thos. W. Davis
Walter T. Willey
Y Leonard & Aughoneers and
Bromfield Street
KR. L. Day & CO
Hoom 6
State Street
Exchange Place
Atlilg A. M
Everett National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
Peogles Nat Bank
Dedham
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Metropolitan
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Vermont & Mass
Oakland Garden Association
Cambridge
Douglass Axe Mf
Boston Marine Ins Co
Winnisimmet Co
Middlesex RR
Memlo Park
American Rapid Telegraph Co
Trustees’ Receipt
Napa Con
Quickslver Mining Co
Cambridge R R Co
St Louis
L. Arlington and
Missouri River RR
Asas City, St Joe and
Council Bluffs
A Mutual Insurance Co
Scrip
Rancis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ E Building
Shoston Stock Exchange
Bowker Fertilizer Co
Faneuil Hall National Bank
National City Bank
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Merrimack Manufacturing Co
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Nebraska
Felus
Rexrpie
South Missouri Land Co
American Electric and Illuminating Co
Cincinnati & Lafayette
W. H. Merriam & Co
Tremont Street
Briggs Place
Tia
Foundry, Patterns & Business
Gardner Chilson
Mansfield
Eustacec. Fitz
North Street
David Punch
John F. Quick
Amariah Taft
James A. Cartwright
Thomas J.olyes
George D. Cox
T. B Moses
Norfolk
Weld Avenue
School Street
Schoin Street
Lotfie E. Brown
Thomas Ellis
Elizabeth
Cartwrigist
Thomas J. Olys
WM Cgc
Williamson
Pemberton, Square
Chauncy St
Horatio Harris & CO
Picqua
Valencia
State St
Prussian
Henry C. Bird & CO
Washington St
Miller
Squires
Plympton
Wilton
Brussels
Albert Howe & CO
Lakeroom
Warren Avenue
Lombard Investment GO
B. Lombard, Jr
Jas, L. Lombard
Lombard Investment Co
Lewis Lombard
Jaliow
Congress
J. Riley
New York Stock
Samuel D. Crafts
McKay Metallic
JAS, T. Eldredge & CO
John Cre & Sons
Devonshire Street
Office of Boston Post
Coffin & Henry
Des Moines
Jazatz
Corporation Notices
Eagle River Copper Company
Chas. H. Sprague
BROW
Wea
W. Bb
Doc Austin M. Copp
Boylston Market Assorciation
Union Building
Boston Weekly Post
Maas