Financial Market Roundup Delivers Wide Stock and Bond Moves
Boston market report details steady money rates, scarce business paper, and dealer credit at 4 to 4.5 percent. Cross exchanges rise to 14.69 million while New York exchanges reach 134.59 million. bonds show mixed gains. Eastern rail petitions loom, Water Power stocks rally, and Water Street speculation signals bold moves by major Boston houses amid variable yields and lease talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sterling Cables
Gicht
Doe
New Arrangements For Bond Orders In Markets
We announce arrangements with Drexel Morgan Co to execute orders in New York and Philadelphia markets and act as their Boston representatives for railroad and other corporate negotiations. Also arranged with J B Morgan Co through their attorney J R Rogers for London market orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & CO
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Messrs. J. 8. Morgan & CO
J. ©. Rogers
London
Commercial Letters of Credit Offered by Morse & Bro
H Rollins Morse and Company advertise commercial and traveling letters of credit on J. Morgan & Co London with worldwide availability. Exchange on London and Paris drawn by Drexel Morgan & Co New York, for sale by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. J
Morgan & CO
London
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Reported by Fay Boston
A dated stock report from Winson W. Fay & Co lists numerous listings across banks railroads and manufacturing firms with prices shares and percentages. Entities include People's National Bank Roxbury Old Colony Railroad Cambridge Horse RR Maine Central and Boston and Maine Railroad among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Boston
Tipward National Bank
Webster National Bank
Hide and Leather National Bank
Atlas National Bank
National Ebank
National Bank of Redemptions
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Peope's National Bank
Roxbury
Abington National Latines
Hseachadesds
Old Colony
Boston Concord
Montreal
Highland — Railroad
Cambridge Horge
Saia
Porcester
Neshua
Rochester RE
Ceaeeure & Rutland Railroad
Manchester
Lawrence
Cambridge Horse RR
Lorchester Gaslicht Co
Cambridge Gasight Co
Middlesex Aqueduct Co
North Chicago Rothog Mills
M. Tususance
Maine Central Com
Sand and Ouve
Consol
Vermont
Peston Art Club AR Grarou Gs Sica S.ssescescascas
Lake Champ
New York Money Market and Stock Activity On Feb 3
Money on call remains easy at 1 to 2 percent with the last line at 1 percent. Sterling quotes softened to 4 4 3 for 60 day bills and 4 9 for demand. The market closed with a firm but irregular tone. Lackawanna and Delaware Hudson led gains in coal stocks while rail bonds were less active but higher. Vodey’s transactions totaled 519,214 shares amid a broad list of mining and electric stock moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Western Union
Pacific Mail
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Lake Shore
Hudson
Delaware and Hudson
Omaha
St. Paul
East Tennessee
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Iowa Division
St. Paul, Co
Northwestern Consols
The
Sinking Fund
Columbus
Mocking Valley
Voledo
Albany
Susquehanna
Houston
Texas
International
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Western
Susqueanna
Western Fists
Richmond
Danville
Vodey
Trabe And Its Outlook The Chicago Markets
Linery and Hodges state a weak wheat market with sellers active and prices declining. Receipts remain light, millers show solid demand, and foreign markets weaken, breaking from facts. Quote includes commodity prices for Car lets Wheat Corn Oats and hog receipts estimates for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linery & Hodges
Review of the Boston Market For the Week Ending Feb 3
The Boston market report shows ashes steady at 4 5e and peaks at 54 6%gc bb with firm demand for candles and steady prices for various waxes. Coal, coffee, copper, cotton, dried fruits, flour, grain, and a wide range of Commodities are listed with prices and trends, noting light anthracite demand, slow coffee, firm copper, steady cotton, and cautious flour and grain activity across regions and transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Java
Meracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
Rio
Lake
Baltimore
Manila
American
Russia
Lie
Uplands
Gulf
St. Domingo
Market Report Shows Mixed Demand Across Commodities
The market reveals steady prices for refined sugar and firmer wool amid steady to light demand. Spices and spirits show modest activity with no major price shifts. Tea demand remains small lots at prior prices while tin and tin plates display unsettled and varied quotes. Wool buyers focus on domestic and importing markets with renewed interest in Australian and Montevideo futures.
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Ldtec
New
India
Obic
Boston
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Western
Calcutta
New York
Vermont
Canada
Hebrons
Gomestic
Carolinas
Louisiana
Chicago
Sicily
Montevideo
Cotton and commodity markets across major ports
New York reports slight cotton price changes with steady to firm flour and varied grain prices, including higher pork and firmer lard. Chicago shows mixed Wheat and Corn moves, while St Louis notes weaker wheat, firmer pork, and steady rye. cotton across Augusta Galveston and New Orleans remains at mid to low levels with steady exports and stock summaries. Consolidated US port totals reflect continued diverse movements in grains, meats, and raw materials.
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New York
Uplands
Orleans
Minnesota
Fair Business
Cebu
Petroleum
United
City Extra India
S.c
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City
South America
Liverpool
Chicago
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwauker
Toledo
Minneapolis
Minn
Augusta
Saieas
E. Galverton
K.c. Ei
Continent
Coastwise
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wyomington
Sic
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Baltimore
France
C. St. Louis
Louisville
United States
Foreign Markets. Wheat and corn steady in London and Liverpool
London reports fluctuating cargoes but steady wheat and corn. Mark Lane markets show slow wheat and quiet corn. Paris wheat and flour firm. Liverpool quotes for wheat, corn, pork, bacon, lard, and cheese, with steady wheat and corn. Cotton futures steady. Atlantic markets show mixed bond and stock activity in London and U S. remaining notes on Canadian Pacific, Great Western, and other listings. Havana reports Spanish gold and exchange quiet, sugar quiet.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
Paris
Liverpool
California
Becon
Atlantic and Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Brie
Line Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Havana
Boston Post cattle market detailed by Geo J Fox
West ending Feb 3 1886 shows live stock totals at market including cattle sheep and lambs and swine with prices for beef store cattle hides and skins by state and by road. Arrivals at yards and number of cars over different roads noted with a focus on western stock and price ranges for hogs sheep and veal calves.
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Watertown
Brighton
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
West
Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Owen
Csccces
Boston
Lowell
A'bany
Fitchburg
Eastern
N. B
Livestock Auction Report From Ceurada and Surrounding Markets
Steppers and mixed stock sold at steady to firm prices last Saturday with multiple carloads of cattle and sheep traded across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Canada through the Watertown and Liverpool markets. Prices ranged from 4 to 8 cents per pound for cattle and 4 to 6 cents for sheep with notable notes on Maine Holstein cows and Western steers achieving premium rates.
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Ceurada
J C Richardson
Canada
H Libby
Maine
Weiler & Libby
Libby & Sons
Wells & Richardson
J F Connor
Glines & Weston
W W Hall
H C Friend
W R Brown
W P Libby
H Coolidge & Son
Libby & Merrill
New Hampshire
L G Sargent
Aldrich & Johnson
Buck & Wood, Beat
R E French
CH Dunley
Evarts
HS Britton
J Engram
FS Kimball
R L Lovell
Martin & Sauber
H S Perkins
L W Tinker
BT Hastings
Flint & Blanchard
T. A. Williamson
Eatitle
A A Pond
George Sears
G H Sprigg
W G Townsend
A O Turner
T P Chase
Massachusetts
J S Henry
WH Bardwell
T O Neal
J Wilson
New York
B Hulbert
L Morse
Scattering
G FP Fowler
W Scollins
Hathaway & Jackson
J C Coughlin
H N Monroe
Hollis & Co
E Farrell
Farrell & McFlynn
P Bonner
Liverpool
Glasgow
Lige
Durham City
J A Hathaway
A N Monroe
Watertown
Albany
Buffalo
Whipple & Farnham
F Chariton
H S_ Perkins
Flint & Bisnehard
AO Turner
B Sargent
J P Fowler
W B Russell
Saratoga
Nyj
W H W Bardwell
Dow & Moultop
Eastern Railroad
Gid Wells
Colonel Shepara
Skowhegan Bank
Ilkee
Wells
Nicely
Dres
J B Sargent
BS Hastings
Libby & Son
J Engremn
Dow & Moulton
Glee
Jd Exgrem
Trade cargoes listed from multiple ships in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
Emporis at Boston and St Andrews cargo entries show schooners MP 2208 Stephen G Loud 1375 bales cotton and 1000 hoops of wood while Sarah Glass carries turnips potatoes hops and bales of cotton. names George Rockwell James Canning and ports Halifax St Andrews prior to delivery.
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Advocate Harbor
George Rockwell
Galveston
Stephen G Loud
ST Andrews, NB
Sarah Glass
James Canning
Foreign Exports and Cargo Totals From Liverpool and Antwerp
Listings detail exports on the steamers Samaria from Liverpool and Jan Breydel from Antwerp with quantities across goods: slaves, cheese, beef, bacon, tobacco, leather, hams, silk, furs, oil, and more. Also notes Flora E scheme in Economy Nova Scotia with flour cornmeal pork kerosene and related goods.
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Eng
Samaria
Haies Furs
Flora E
Antwerp
Jan Breydel
Receipts of Principal Staples at Pot Today vs Last Year
A table lists total receipts from all shipment points for staple goods including in transit. Items show quantities for 1886 such as wool, flour, corn, oats, peas, bacon, tea, molasses, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, leather, hides, and pelts with varied counts.
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Pabee
Are & Beef
Eiece
Pork
Bois
Leether
Skina
Receipts Of Staple Products From Regional Railroads
A reconstructed ledger lists freight and freightage for multiple rail lines including Boston and Albany, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, and others. Items cover cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, feed, dressed hogs, butter, oleomargarine, tea, beans, spices, lumber, leather, hides, beef, cheese, eggs, coffee, sugar, and canned goods with quantities ranging from a few boxes to thousands of bushels, recorded across several railroads and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston and Albany
Casas skatsTand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine lines show varied wartime cargo records
The article lists cargo tallies for multiple divisions and routes including Boston and Maine Eastern Western and Lower Railroads. Entries record bales wool butter eggs apples lumber leather hides skins bales cotton and potatoes with numerous car and box counts across divisions and routes. The fragmented OCR names ships wagons and miscellaneous items indicating a freight ledger style summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Maiie Ratmad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Western Division
By Express
By Sea
Court Record Infringement Cases In United States Circuit Court
Feb 3 court before Judge Colt finds Bridgewater Iron Company infringing claims in Jettere patent for copper tubes while second clause not infringed. Decrees for complainants Roberts and Estabrook. Separate suit: vessels cast copper cylinders patent, jurisdiction challenge sustained. case dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. second term upheld with decree for complainants. Vocal Gems from the Mikado suit involves infringement dispute over piano accompaniment versus orchestration. parties present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tbe Works
Bridgewater Iron Company Et al
Jettere
G. Il. Roberts
G. W. Esta
D. Hall Rice
Freeborne Adams Et al
Bridgewater Iron Company
American Tube Works
Same
G. L. Roberts
George W. Estabrook
D. H. Rice
D’oyly Carters
William K Evans
al. Henring
Equity
George Ll. Tracy
Sullivan
Appyaee Callasten
A. P. Browne
Prentiss Cummings
Boston Superior Court Dockets Highlight Verdicts and Suits
Records from the First and Second Sessions before Judges Blodgett, Thompson, and Mason list cases including John M Lafally versus Boylston Mutual Insurance for $1100 on a fire loss. E P Morse versus Kate A Maguire for $6625 commissions. Daly versus Paul and related actions. various civil actions with verdicts for plaintiffs or defendants. numerous docket references, trial notes, and attorney assignments.
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John M. Lafally
Boylston Mutual Insurance Company
E. P. Carver
Peabody and
C. A. Prince
E. P. Morse
Kate A. Maguire
Charles Steere
W. Bb. Orentz
John C. Daly
Abram C. Paul
Patricck J. Daly
Same
J. H. Burke
J. ©. Cotter
No. 666 Robert Tullock v2 Damages for obstructed water flow
This action seeks damages for obstructing a stream and forcing it to flow back onto plaintiff land. Defense contends the water is not natural but surface water. On trial lawyers for both sides appear, and a separate case Brastin vs Somerville Horse Railroad ended with a hung jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tullock
Patrick Reddy
J.T. Jixlin
G. A. King
Lund & Welch
Brastin
Somerville Horse Railroad
G. A. Bruce
M.F.F. Farrell
W. A. Mactin
Footwear Industry Shifts Amid Labor Tensions and Rising Costs
Business remains quiet on new orders as factories stay busy fulfilling existing contracts. Brockton shipments run heavy while Lynn faces labor worries. Haverhill gains more footwear business. Worcester mills raise wages, leather and sebor costs push up profits but trim demand. Footwear shipments outside New England rise 57 216 cases weekly, and 214 105 to date, up from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Lynn
Haverhill
Worcester
Stoel
Boston
New York
New England
Business Troubles Across Cities Spark Insolvency Fears
A Montreal dry goods firm led by G A Brouillette & Co collapses after a related wholesale failure. Brouillette, aided by Ambros Temnier Lafortune, built up $100,000 in debt before fleeing. Lafortune suspects no knowledge of Brouillette’s woes and opts for a judicial assignment. Separately, Houston creditors and assignees handle large liabilities as firms from Boston to Bar Harbor face financial distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
G. A. Brouillette & Co
Brouillette
Ambros Temnier Lafortune
J. G. McKenzie & Co
Lafortune
George L. Porter
Houston
Tex
G. 4B. Fitzgerald
Houston Flour Mills Company
W. A. Carrington
George E. Leavitt
Haverhil
Mass
Gilman Colpy
Bar Harbor
J. Baffum
Portland
Gardiner, Baffum & Co
Bartlet
N. H
Burnham & Wescott
W. Morrison
Grocer and Lumber
Eilsworth
N. A. Maag
Penn
John R. Alley
Heath Street
John RK. Aulry
Boston
Pinkertons Begin Detective Work in Boston
The Pinkerton National Detective Agency gains a Boston license for Detective Cornish, formerly superintendent of New York offices, to operate as agent of Robert and William A Pinkerton of New York and Chicago. The board of police grants the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkertons
National Detective Agency
Boston
Board of Police
Cornish
New York
Robert and
William A Ptinkerton
Chicago
New Continental Agency Expands Amid Local Resistance
The agency has extended across the continent, facing opposition from small private detective firms branding it a menacing monopoly. Initiated quietly in Boston, four large rooms in the Adams Express building are being furnished for the new brand, with operations to start within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adams Express
Summit Branch rail profits and coal tonnage report
The December and year results for Summit Branch show revenue, expenses, and net receipts with a swing from 1884 to 1885. Coal mined and sold totaled over 320 thousand tons with year end stock valued at about $51 thousand. The Lykens Valley leased operation posted gains in gross receipts but mixed expense changes, yielding an overall net loss per ton of four cents for the year, and an actual profit of $58,061 for Summit Branch, down sharply from 1884. Additional railroad earnings for ST PAUL, CHICAGO AND ALTON, ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO, NORTHERN PACIFIC and others are listed for January and December periods.
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New York
California Southern
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Union Pacific
Eastern
Water Street House
Asi
England
New England
Elac
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Atlantic and Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Pullman
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Sandusky
Serip
Oregon
Sonora
Denver
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Consolidated
Vermont
Beaton
Albany
Central Massachusetts
Boston
Maine
Lasxe Champlain
Ste. Calumet
Hecla
Baltimore
Ghoston Lane
Brooklice
Boylston
Maverick
Summit Branch
Lykens Valley Company
Summit
OEE
Accesesvesenceus
Arch bishop Williams issues jubilee letter for Boston churches
Archbishop Williams transmits the pope Leo XIII encyclical granting a jubilee through the year. Catholics are urged to observe fasting like Good Friday, visit designated churches in Boston and surrounding areas, and encourage penitence and confessions. Funds from Jubilee offerings support parish schools and the Diocesan Seminary.
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Williams
Archdiocese of
Boston
Leo Ail
Ous
Holy Father
St. Bears’s
St. James
Peter and P.u's
St Augustine’s
the Gate of Heaven
Sacred Heart
Roxsury
St. Patrick’s
St. Francis de Sates
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Cambridge
St. Mary’s
St. Peter’s
the Sacred Heart
Lawrence
the Immaculate Conception
St. Ann's
Lowell
St. Patrick's
Immaculate Conception
Clais
John J. Williams
Audacious Boston Produce Swindle Echoes In Court Verdict
In Superior Civil Court, John M Lafally versus Boylston Mutual Insurance Co ended with a verdict for the insurer. Lafally, linked to a complex fraud involving 1884 fire at a McGilvery block corner property, sent stock to surrounding towns while Colson, prisoner turned witness, recounted the produce swindle as reported previously in the Post.
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Boston
H. W. Colson
Post
John M. Lafally
Boylston Mutual Insurance Company
Lafally
Stockton
McGilvery
John F. Frye
John Street
C. C. Roberts
Chicago
State Street
Eugene P. Carver
Tne
Carver
Colson
Prion
Free political economy class opened by Rev J G Brooks
Rev J G Brooks opens a free political economy class meeting biweekly with Walker's book as the authority. Preston Hartwell, an arbitrator in treers' prices, was discharged at Packard Grover's factory on Tuesday amid dispute over costs and profits. Barbers adopt a 1A price list and may join the Knights of Labor. a pew house is planned at Church and Montez streets by John F Hallett.
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J. G. Brooks
Walker
Preston Hartwell
Packird & Grover
Hartwell
Knights of Labor
Church and
Montello Streets
John F. Hallett
Sergeant Keelan Transfer Sparks Division Clash
Strong feelings arise among friends of Sergeant Keelan over his move from the fifth to the eleventh division. Allegations claim a patrolman’s brother, a Republican State committee member, used governor influence to secure police board appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keelan
Republican State Committee
Board of Police
Dickenson lecture on Hermitage treasures at Tremont Temple
The third of Sidney Dickinsons lectures on The Treasure Houses of European Art was given at Tremont Temple last evening. The subject was Russia and the Art Treasures of the Palace of the Hermitage at St Petersburg with scenes of Moscow and critical descriptions of works by Da Vinci Raphael Titian and other great masters. The audience was large selective and attentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Dickinson
Tremont Temple
Loyal Legion Holds Monthly Meeting at Parker House
The Loyal Legion held its regular monthly meeting at the Parker House last evening. Five new members were elected to membership. Dinner guests included Past Commander Vandervoort of the National Encampment G. A. R. Omaha, Past Commander Pond of Kansas, Colonel Batchelder Gettysburg historian, and Past Commander Patch of the Massachusetts G. A. R. About 100 were present.
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The
Loyal Legion
Parker House
Vandervoort
Omaha
Pond
Department of Kansas
Batchelder
Gettysburg
Patch
Massachusetts
G. A.R
Fifth Regiment Association Holds Second Annual Dinner
The Second Annual Dinner of the Fifth Regiment Association was held at the Revere House last evening. Elected officers include President Ezra J. Trull, Vice President Colonel Leonard C. Lane, Secretary and Treasurer Newell A. Thompson, with an executive committee of Ezra J. Trull Captain J. Henry Brown Captain Isaac H. Houghton Charles A. Fairbanks and Newell A. Thompson.
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Fifth Regiment Association
Revere House
Ezra J. Trull
Leonard C. Lane
Newell A. Thompson
J. Henry Brown
Isaac H. Houghton
Charles A. Fairbanks
Police revoke liquor licenses of five South Boston businesses
Police commissioners yesterday revoked the liquor licenses of Lawrence Cuddy of 57 S weet street Eliza Quinn of 156 Prince street John Quigley of 69 West Fourth street South Boston, William Calnan of 507 Harrison avenue and Charlie Haley of 92 Water street.
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Lawrence Cuddy
S Weet Street
Eliza Quinn
Prince Street
John Quigley
West Fourth Street
Boston
Willam Calnan
Harrison Avenue
Charlies Haley
Water Street
Dr Pierce’s Pellets Anti Bilious Granules Sale Notice
Announcement advertises Dr Pierce’s Pellets as a cure for bilious headaches and digestive troubles. Promotes 25 cent vials sold by druggists with no cheaper boxes to preserve potency.
Boat and Shoe Buyers
Akron and several East and Midwest firms listed as buyers or advertisers for boats and shoes, including S E Phinney Co in Akron and multiple firms in Harrisburg Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis. The fragmented notices name individuals and companies across cities from Akron to St Louis seeking or placing ads.
The Kidneys and Their Silent Battle for Health
A detailed layperson’s science lecture explains the kidneys as bean shaped filters for 65 gallons of blood each hour, detailing their structure, the consequences of congestion, and how disease spreads through the body. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a preventive and curative aid, urging regular use to maintain blood purity and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Way
I &T
Warner
H. H. Warner & CO
Notable misfit cloth sale at Deane and Co
Few men can envision garment outcomes from fabric, leading to tailoring dissatisfaction. Misfits and overstock garments pile up in shops. A notable sale is now underway at John K. Deane & Co at 369 Washington Street corner Bromfield to clear excess goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Deane & Co
Washington Street
Bromfield
Bas Francisco Cale official closing prices of mi neb
The following are the mining stocks today including listed prices such as 154 for Moto eee sieve and 74 for Mount Diable, with other figures like 0-.2-.0-. and 24g appearing in the market line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas Francisco
Cale
Lombard Investment Company Elects Officers at Boston Meeting
At the Lombard Investment Company annual meeting in Boston on February 2 officers were elected and names listed for president, vice presidents, secretary and treasurer, along with a slate of directors spanning multiple states including Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Vermont Missouri and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lombard Investment Company
Sears
Lombard, Jr
James L. Lombard
Lewis Lombard
William A. Lombard
L. D. Skinner
B. Lombard, Jr
Kansas City
William McGeorge, Jr
Philadelphia
Joseph Joccoba, Jr
Hingham
Mass
Hon. B. Dowledgett
St. Johnsbury
B. E. Potter
Augusta
Streeter
Salem
W. F. Tnayer
Concord
N. H
John J. Cunier
Newburyport
Irving Wood
Webster, Mass
IL. C. Skinner
George ER
Sparton
King
Wichita
Kan
Obituary notices for Chamberlain and Gardner deaths
In this city Feb 1 Elizabeth J wife of Jonn F Chamberlain. Feb 2 Jonn Gardner aged 82. Funeral at 20 o'clock Friday Feb 5 from 6 Hancock Avenue. Relatives and friends invited without further notice. Also local old-time ads for remedies and beauty products appear in the page.
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Chamberlain
Elizabeth J, Wifs
Jonn F Chamberlain
Gardner
Jonn Gardner
Hancock Avenue
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McGar
Leais
Gray
Agile
Bill
Durkee
Crawford
Bellows
Boardman
Newell
Swift
Moulton
Baker
Brooks
Thompson
Ann Stanton
C. J. Upham
S. H. Tyng
C. G. Keyes
James KR. Osgood
J. Henry Stevenson
Memorial History of
J. E. Butler
W. Z. Montague
J. M. Gove
George K. Wright
Samuel K. Bayley
F. J. Stinson
H. E. Ware
Wright
Bayley
Hart
May
Murray
Copeland
Southern
Household
Covery Va
Cotter
M. C
Webvrer
Head
Deby
Ball
Ehriein
Wolffsohn
Temper
French
Riedel
Stenton
Jordan
McKinney
Knowlton
Ynch
Crowe
Wentworth
Alden
Mason
John D. Campbell
Aelen B. Mack
J. F. Kilton
Asa A. Wheeler
Valentine Grayas
Asa Wellington
Samuel Powers
Benjamin F. Cobleigh
Thomas Flatley
Clarendon
Augutus Russ
George R. Swasey
Cobleigh
Fintley
Baird
McDonald
Ryan
Gibbons
Fay
City of
Boynton
Mazuinois
Whipple
Ise
Metr
RE. R. Vos
Wheeler
Graves
Barclay
Phenix Co
Gatea
Falvey
McGaffizan
Steven
Coaran
Hurley
Doherty
Beal
Yperson
Middlesex County
Rockwell
Boston Boot and Shoe Trade
St, Paul
Soduaty Sv Cnesscsecee
Aiyeee
Etter
Tirace
Brokton
Keplan
Fivtle Regiment Association
Akron
S E Phinney
S E Phinney & Co
Ads
Goons
Jentown
H Leh
HB Koch
H Len & Co
John A Lawrence
Lawrence, Berry
W C Carroll
Carroll, Adkins & Co
S G
J Putzel
Hecht & Putzai
Fatimore
A Weinberg
Weinbert Bros. Craw
Canton
D Frank
Cleveland
Geo Simon
O’ Neill & Simon
Champaign
Arnold
Ara
EM Phelps
Phelps, A & Palmer
P Gore
Crofoot
Crofoot, Stelle & Libby
Coe
O’neill
Barrisburg
Meily
Lexington
Watkins
G E Spencer
Watkins & Spencer
Lancaster
York City
Katzenberg
Katzenberg & Son
Vnaba
Morse
Peon
Hanford
Hanford & Co
Fenn
Geo W Terry
S Bunting’s Sons & Co
Fred J. Foster
Fred L Poster & Co
St Louis
C W Parrish
Carter & Parrish
Scientific American
Medical Journal of
HT. A. Warner ¢ CO
Warner's Safe Cure
Bighards & GO
Reade
Dayard Fridey
JOM OC
Wilmelding
Wilmeeding, Hoguef & Lou Auctioneers
Townsend & Montant
Beconard Street
Samuel Busting’s
Market Street
Lippinooty, Sun & CO
Patiadelphis
Mondals
Tudoridars
MK. L. Way & CY
Broliers & Appraisers
I State St
Merenmantsa’ Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Wayne
Ind
Yvoe
Council Bluffs
Kanera City
St Joe
Ares Winnisimmet Co
Lamson Store Service Co
Highland Street Ry
Aito
City of Ciennati
Oguensbure
New England Mort Sea
USSG
Marietta & North Geogia
Ares Hamilton Woollen Co
California Mining Skoohs
Downing
Rev E A Hebert Downing
Idelman
Ston
Haie
Glenn
Wills Mair & Whisker Dyne
Black & Brown
Pike
Dean
Francis Henshaw & Co
Merchants’ Exchange
Bosteen Stock Exchange
Stark Mills
Chicago & Weet Michigan RK &S
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Do Edwards Mfg Co
Boston Marine Ins Co
Chicago and
West Michigan
BR Sa
Ee Yates Norwich and
Worester
Maas Cotton Mill
Laconia Mfg Cs
Everett Mills
Lyran Mills
Russell Mfe Co
Androscoggin Mills
Maas Cotton Mills
Lawrence Mfg Co
G. KR
Knights & Co
Main St
Cambridgeport
Matute
Tremont
Brookline Street
South End
Jaze-Ta
Kilby Street
Commissioners’ Sale
S KR
Samuel C. Cobb
NASH
J. Bradlee
Newton Talbot
Irving Leland
Medway
Insalu Meoway
Ethan Bullad
Puaah Bulard
Willis A. Kingsbury
Puah
Holliston
Horatio Harrig & Co
Actionsers
Salecroom
State St
Mibernian
Boston City
Albert Howe
Col
Pisrket Street
Proverly
Desiree
Sabercom
Lewinstom
Warren Avenue
Copartnerships
Henry H. Rurter
Arnold & Leatherbee
Henry B. Arnold
James D. Leatherbee
James D, Leatherbee
James Boyd & Sons
M. ¢ Ward
Alexander Boyd
Michael J. Ward
Devonshire Street
Boston Weekly Post
Coplen Sor
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