Exchange: Foreign currency advances on bills scarcity
Foreign exchange rates rise as commercial bills tighten. The latest quotations reflect increased demand and limited supply, pushing prices higher across major currencies and prompting market nervousness.
Stock Market Rumors and Bond Sales Highlight Boston Exchange
The Boston stock market shows dullity yet prices hold firm with bonds and stocks trading. Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Chicago Burlington and Quincy rise modestly while Union Pacific and Mexican Central gain, with NY and New England shares steady and New York controlling voting blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brokers’ Board
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railway Company
New York
Connorion Valley
Mexican Central
Pullman
Central Pacific
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
New England
Fitchburg
Albany
Old Colony
Guanajuato
Burlington and Missouri River
Hartford and Erie
Connorton Ds
American Bell Telephone
Erie
American Electric
Calumet and
Hecla
Quincy
Huron
Osceola
Anetican
Santa Fe
Gowman
Atnl I Co
Boston Water
Vonanza
Ol Co
Wwe
Comet Valley
N.Y
Robinson Con
Eenee
Market swings as coal shares lead gains on New York stock day
New York on February 20 reports easy money with 11 percent call money and firm railway bonds. Anthracite coal stocks surge with Lackawanna at 15 1/4 and Reading and Jersey Central rising on short-covering amid favorable developments. government aid opposition dampens Canadian Pacific. Sterling strengthens toward gold-export level, while bullion and treasury pay discussions stir unease as bulls dominate market news and daily volume runs to 29,700 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lackawenna
Reading
Jersey Central
Shorts
Delaware and
Hudson
Union Pacific
Bulls
Bears
Canadian Pacific
Ottawa
Sterling Exchange
West Shore
Big Sandy
Chesapeake and Ohio
Missouri
Louisville
Nashville
Indiana
Bloomington
Western
New Albany
Chicago
Western Union
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Gould
Treasury
Bull Clique
Wallstreet House
Grain Receipts and Markets Reported for Today
Grain to-day includes corn 49,450 bushels wheat 3,650 oats 8,5517 ty e 500 shorts 9,800 oatmeal 783 sacks 135 bar rele 440 barley 2,175 cottonseed meal 3,150 sour 6,443 bbis and sacks 7,617. Chicago market opened at 1093g closed BB%0, May corn 59/40 opened and 58lgc closed, May oats 37c opened and 36l closed. Cash wheat No 2 spring 4c cash corn No 2 53 4, offi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Uplands
C. Orleans
Cormin
Porto Rico
Orans
Unite
ReGin
City
Continent
South America
Liverpool
Oahec
Beriey
Bree
Louis
Bartey
Cincinnati
Toledo
Flo
Detroit
Market Report from Boston Becomes A Dense Trade List
An extensive Boston market notice lists dozens of commodities with prices and terms across alcohol, ashes, beeswax, candles, coal, cotton, dry goods, drugs, dyes, oils, flour, fruits, grains, hay, hops, hides, indigo, leather, lumber, metals, paints, provisions, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, salts, seeds, spices, Spirits, sugar, tobacco, tea, wines, and wool. The report shows fluid demand, firm or steady quotes, and varying availability, reflecting a bustling but technical wholesale market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Domingo
Lima
Medina
Georges
Coatports
Haddock
Nova Scotia
Luter Labrador
Biontes
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
London
Valencia
GaGlyge
Tbs
Turkey
Virginia
Florida
Ancy Timothy
India
Para
Sole
Buenos
Russia
Barbadoes
Portolco
Wilmington
Calcutta
Maguires
Labador Col
Halifax Do
Bank Do
Straits Do
Menhaden
Oriental
Kentucky
Oakuin
Paris
Rochelle
Western
Lome
Philadelphia
New York
Far Western
Choice
Vermont
Choice Western
New York York State
Elgin
Til
St. Albans
Canada
New York State
Burbank
Peerless
Carolina
SyaTa
Java
Turks Island
Chicago
Trade Outlook Mixed As Spring Wanes For Manufacturers
The spring market nears its end with light demand and scarce orders, while buyers thin out. Manufacturers forecast a fair trade push for heavier goods and expect a fall revival as retailers burn off old stocks and place larger orders, with weekly shipments around 55,696 cases and a Jan 1 total of 348,134 cases across multiple cities including Chicago New York Philadelphia Baltimore and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light
Sve
Chicago
St.Louis
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
New York City
Philadephia
Nashville
Baltimee
New Orleans
San Francisco
Cal
Elmira
N Y
Bochamton
N. Y
Fort Worth
Tex
Galveston
Macon
Macon, Ga., 421; Savannah, Ga., 452; Atlanta, Ca., 431; Rockwpile, Tenn
Norfalk
Richmond
Pittsburg
Detroit
Mich
Memphis
Inj
Columbus
Rochester
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Appleton
Wis
Council Stuffs
Iowa
Charlotte
N. Cy
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Springfield
Bla
Towanda
Bloomington
Davenport
Montgomery
Ala
Alleghany
Chattanooga
Tenn
Imports at Boston to Messina and across rail lines
A fragmented historical report lists cargo entries for many rail lines and harbor exports. Items include oranges, lemons, beef, butter, cheese, flour, oats, cornmeal, cotton, wool, hides, leather, tea, coffee, eggs, potatoes, lumber, hampers, and various bales and barrels. Regions named include Boston, Providence, New York and New England, Grand Junction, Fitchburg, Lowell, Maine, and Peabody. The tally shows diverse consignments conveyed by the Boston and Albany, Providence, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Fitchburg, and other railroads, with sea and express deliveries mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Rustern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Total Receipts of Staple Products February 20
A port table lists today’s receipts of principal staples from all points, comparing with last year. Cotton, bales. molasses bids. wool, domino and for. butter. flour barrels and sacks. cheese. eggs. oats. corn. wheat. hay. barley. malt. leather. lard. beef. bacon. hides. tea. skins. sugar. pelts. molasses. The flour figures note barrels equivalence for 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neve Sidiy
THE CATTLE MARKET BRIGHTON AND WATERTOWN REPORT
Brighton and Watertown live stock report dated February 20 lists cattle, sheep, lambs, horses, and swine figures, with state breakdowns and arrivals at various yards. It notes prices for market beef, store cattle, hides, and fats, plus drays and car counts from roads, while detailing droves by Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Western stars, and individual dealers. Export context mentions Liverpool imports and recent steamer cargoes to M Goldsmith and A N Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V& L
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Csidess
Sheen
POL Userversabeses
OOO
Boston
Lowel
Fitchburg
Amany
Kastern
Maine
New York
New Oe
Old Colony
Providence
J Y Kinzer
J M Weeks
J H Fogg
Glines & Weston
H W Wardwell
H Gilman
Libby & Son
Cooledge & Son
J Lyons
O F Bothell
Breck & Wood
J O Sanborn
G W Weeks
NBR Foss & Son
Seattle
Aldrich & Johnson
1B Sargent
Dow & Moulton
Il A Wilcox
Vermont
L Farnum
B P Pollard
HH Hubbard
H Ingerson
Martin & Squier
WG Townsend
LW Estebrooks
B Evens
K Boyce
P Burke
RL Lovell
A Williamson
J Caroll
J B Mick
H Thomas
H N Jenne
A J Pipar
R K
French & Son
G W Brownell
LT Mallory
Sargent & Turner
M G Flanders
Catte
W_ Mears
BK S
Hastings
King CO H
W H Bardwell
JS Henry
J McFlyon
Scattering
Western Stars
AM Goldsmith
Hathaway & Jackson
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
Farrell & Stetson
Koo
J McFlynn
Weda
Iitie
Liverpool
Vignia
M. Goldsmith
A. N. Monroe
Alyrian
A. N.monroe
A.N. Monroe
J H Guman
Wardwell
Sargent
Martin & Squiers
W Ricker
B Ryans
J H Thorns
A J Pipers
GW Browner
MG Flanders
BS Hastings
F S Kimball
J S Henry
Watertown
Chicago
Missouri
Nebraska
L Saulsby
Boughton Landing
A N Monroa
Albany
Brighton
Gye
S. H. Wardwell
Sac
J. H. Fogg
Ouuer
Cattle Market Reports From Watertown And New England Yards
Cattle prices and sales across New England markets described with a focus on quality shifts at Watertown Cattle Yards. Notes on beef, hog, and sheep trades, including prices, weights, and consignments from Massachusetts to Vermont and New Hampshire. Also reports on sales by A N Monroe and others, with weather and buyer turnout context.
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Grain Prices in Multiple Cities
Market summaries report cotton quiet and steady with mid 113 buyer bids across ports including Savannah and New Orleans. Grains show mixed conditions with New York wheat and corn prices mostly steady to firm, Chicago and St Louis hogs and cattle easing, soy and rye varied, and port receipts detailed for Philadelphia, Augusta, Baltimore, Galveston, and other hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Baltimore
AIOE
Cussuwibe
Galveston
Teaaden
Reorganization urged for Connotton Valley railway bonds
Bondholders meet at United States hotel to map plan for reorganizing Connotton Valley railway. Committee including Richard Olney and others to prepare plan, assess bonds, and pursue legal steps to protect rights, with proposed extension to Hocking Valley and Zanesville eyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connotton Valley Railway Company
United States
Kotch
Zanesville
Hocking Valley
H. A. Blood
Tie
Liberty Bigelow
Connotton Valley Railway
State of
Ohio
Messrs
Richard Olney
Sidney Bartlett
W. J. Rotch
W. O. Chapman
H. D. Upton
J. C. Watson
Sara Committee
Market snapshot from London and Liverpool on Feb 20 propelling wheat and wool
Commercial report notes steady wheat and corn as cargoes move through the passage and markets. Liverpool prices show flour at 10s 11d for winter wheat at 8 8d to 9s 4d for spring. Port Phillip and Sydney wool sales total 12,306 bales in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbo UN
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Uplands
Orleans
Port Phillip
Sydney
Riley Young and Snowdon Lee Nuptials in New England
At Cambridge Rev J N Short joins William Riley of Cambridge with Jennie Young of Brookline in marriage. Boston ceremonies unite Henry Snowdon of Medford and Mattin S Lee of Boston. Boston pairs John Sullivan and Mary Murphy wed, Feb 14, by Rol and Ramilton. Winchester nuptials tie Mc Witham Thompson of St John NB to Ida M Ramsdell of Winchester on Feb 18 by Rev J F Fielden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley—Young
Cambridge
J N Short
William Riley
Jennie Young
Brookline
Snowdon—Lee
Boston
NB Jones, Jr
Tienry F Snowdon
Medford
Mattin S. Lee
Sullivan—Murphy
Roland Ramilton
John B SuLlivan
Mary K Murphy
Thompson—Ramsdell
Winchester
Rey J F Fielden
Mc Witham Thompson
St John
Ida M Ramsdell
Obituaries and death notices from Massachusetts and beyond
Mortality notices list named individuals with ages and locales from Boston Royston Charlestown Florence Saco and Copenhagen among others. Entries include Feb dates 1884 for Susan Brown Alexander Creighton Sarah Granger Betsey Nichols Annie OBrien and more with ages from 19 to 83 and a note on chronic meningitis for Ella Seavey. A final note covers statewide mortality in Massachusetts for the week ending Feb 16 1884 and population estimates linked to census figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Florence
Mass
Sarah Granger
Nichols
Boston
Betsey Nichols
O’brien
Annie
Jeremiah F
Margaret O’brien
Rhoades
Reno
Nevada
Simuel Henry Rhoades
Concord
Snow Dell
Charles S Snowdell
Seavey
Saco
Ella Myrtle
Albert B
Kila C Seavey
Wade
Eliza Dewey Wade
KE Hae
Massachusetts
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Creditors settle many debts as New England firms face assignments
Ivory Bean of Boston offers creditors 28 000 and a likely acceptance. Otis Eddy creditors largely sign for 35 cents on the dollar. Assignees appointed for Smith & Percy and Bayly & Long. Nashua grocer John A Morgan promises small dividends. Prison contractor George T Comins faces sale of state liens to cover labor wages while inmates may remain idle. Insolvency lists include Delano & Hickok Augusta and Sennett & Wishin in Sullivan Missouri, with numerous bank claims recorded in Dedham proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory Bean
Boston
Otis Eddy
Smith & Percy
Haverhill
Mass
A. H. Proctor
John A. Morgan
Grocer
Nashua
N. H
Dodge
Comins
J.C. Jessup & Co
New York City
Antonio di Mariano
E. D. Angelo
Julian Bayly
Baltimore
Bayly & Long
Ce — Lotz
Cigars
Hermen Eilers
Albany
N. Y
C. P. Murray
Boots and Shoes
Atlanta
Delano & Hickok
Augusta
S. P. Wilcox & Co
Detroit
G.S. Brown
D. M
John G. Painney
Stonington
Bank of America
Providence
R. I
First National Bank
Auburn
Belfast National Bank
Belfast
Blake, Barrows & Brown
Bangor
Bristol County National Bank
Taunton
Charles River National Bank
Cambridge
Charter Oak National Bank
Hartford
Conn
C. M. Clapp
Cobb & Thompson
Bath
National City Bank of Lynn
Metacomet National Bank
Fall River
First National Bank of
New Bedford
Ninth National Bank of Boston
Peoples National Bank
Marlboro
Port Henry
National Traders’ Bank
Portland
N. W. Rice & Co
Rogers, Wood, Loring & Co
James Russell & Co
Safety Fund National Bank
Fitchburg
Salem National Bank
Salem
South Danvers National Bank
Peabody
Woburn Agriculturist and Mechanic Association
Court hearing on Inkley Thacher will case set for March 4
The court heard objections and allowed a reopening of the case to admit further testimony in the Inkley and Thacher matter concerning Admiral Thacher's will and bequests to charitable societies. R. R. Bishop and J. L. Thorndike represented different parties in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inkley & Thacher
Admiral Thacher
R. R. Bishop
J. L. Thorndike
Superior Court First Session Case List Feb 20
In the First Session before Judge Brigham case No 2598 Lexina McDonald vs John B Knowdel suit for back money on a stock and stand bought under alleged false representations. Jury disagreed. Other cases include Timothy Kelley vs Grant verdict for plaintiff 2553.33 and Mortimer Kelliher vs Lewis Wharf Co for injuries from decayed plank. Second Session before Judge Mason includes Charlies Hanover vs Harris false arrest and other docketed actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexina
S. A. Bolster
A. F. Butterworth
Mortimer Kelliher
Lewis Wharf Company
Nor Wharf
L. M. Child
E. D. Sohier
F. C. Welch
Mason
Charlies Hanover
Herman Harris
Julius Harris
H. E. Swasey
RJ. McKilgett
Joseph Comer
Wm. H.wallace
Boston Five-cent Savings Bank
Davant
N. B. Bryant
City Court Dockets Return Mixed Outcomes On Crimes
Frank Guinassi cleared of breaking city by laws while James Mc Kendry’s assault case is marked on file after costs. John Cody acquitted of larceny from the person. Lottie Brown, a common nightwalker, jailed on default warrant and held on John B. Wood. John Doherty and Charles Quinn each get three years in state prison for larceny from the person. Timothy Smith receives five year term for embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guinassi
James McKendry
John Cody
Lottie Brown
John B. Wood
John Doherty
Charles Quinn
Timothy Smith
Willard A Swan v Boston and Albany railroad case
Judge Blop Grrr presides over No 1215 in a personal injury suit from South Framingham where a wagony crossing collision alleges the Boston and Albany failed to ring a bell or whistle, causing the engine to strike the wagont and throw the plaintiff to the ground. Verdict to be rendered tomorrow morning. G C Travis and W N Mason for plaintiff A L Soule for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard A. Swan
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
South Framingham
Hollis Street
G.C. Travis
W. N. Mason
A. L. Soule
Superior Court Criminal Middle Sex County Verdicts
February 20 case notes from Judge Pitman list defendants Kelley Wakefield Callahan Woburn Estesbrook Medford Albee Marlborough Hose Newton Crough Newton. Verdicts include not guilty on breaking and entering for Kelley Callahan, eight months for Estesbrook lewdness, six months for Albee larceny, discharge for Hose escape, and not guilty for Crough adultery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kelley
Wakefield
John Callahan
Woburn
Walter Estabrook
Mediford
House of Corection
David E. Albee
Marlborough
House of Correction
Patrick Hose
Newton
Henry Crough
Municipal Courts Feb 20 Roundup At City Courts
In central court Judge Parmenter Timothy Cunningham was fined nineteen dollars for neglecting to support a minor child. Sarah Smith common nightwalker sentenced to six months in the house of industry. Mary A. Doherty larceny six months. Raffello Russo assault and battery held for $1000 appearance Feb 26. Mary Jones common nightwalker held for appearance Feb 21. Michael McCall assault and battery fined ten dollars. In Bunker Hill court Benjamin F. Pinder assault and battery fined ten dollars. Hannah Kelly larceny fined twenty five dollars. South Boston court John Simonds larceny held for examination today. Roxbury court Fannie H. Abbott criminal malpractice held in $1000 bonds. William D. Perkins fined twenty dollars for fast driving. East Boston court Bernard McDonagh malicious mischief fined ten dollars. John Plunkett breaking and entering held in $0. Mary E B Oheirin and Mary B E McGowan minors stealing sent to state industries school during minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Michael McCall
Costa
Bunker Hill
Benjamin F. Pinder
Hannah Kelly
William D. Perkins
Boston
Bernard McDonagh
John Plunkett
Mary EB. O'Heirn
Mary BE. McGowan
Mibors
State
Meaning Before the Board on Licenses to Sell Liquor
The Board of Police Commissioners continued hearings on setting maximum liquor license fees. Remonstrant Henry H Rueter argued high fees curb sales. Rev Phillips Brooks and others urged high licenses. Critics warned high fees may force low quality liquor and favor enforcement within community sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police Commissioners
Henry H. Rueter
Boston
Raeter
Phillips Brooks
Moses Merrill
Edward P. Fisk
Leighton Parks
William W. Vaughn
A. J.C. London
William J. Smith
Joseph Bennett
Governor Proclaims April 3 Humiliation Prayer Day
The governor declares Thursday April 3 a day for humiliation fasting and prayer. He also appoints George C. Pratt of Abington to the district police and Charles A. Bell of Lawrence as commissioner to tabulate public statutes. Senator H. H. Gilmore will receive a crayon portrait by Mrs. E. E. Spencer framed by the Narragansett Jolly club. Commissioner Tarbox notes United States Plate Glass Insurance may be barred until its Pennsylvania deposit is satisfactory. Assistant Surgeon H. H. Burrill transfers to the first regiment of infantry as M Gen Peach outlines brigade assembly at Pemberton square and state house on Friday Feb 22 at 11:40 and noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Pratt
Abington
Charles A. Bell
Lawrence
H. H. Gilmore
Third Middlesex
E. E. Spencer
Narragansett Jolly Club
Tarbox
United States Plate Glass Insurance
Pemberton Square
State House
Philadelphia mayoral race yields Smith amid reform opposition
The Philadelphia municipal canvass elected Smith, the Republican nominee, despite weak credentials and reform sentiment. Voters linked local issues to broader party concerns, and Republicans feared statewide implications if the city condemned their candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Smith
Fashionable Spring Women and Children's Attire Notes
The piece surveys spring trends in women’s fashion from head to toe, noting white stockings, camel hair mantles falling out, plaited tunics bound with black braid, and long gloves. It highlights self-adjusting bust corsets, cashmere gowns over silk linings, pale evening wear in cream white and lilac, and new children’s garments with pelisses, cloaks, kilted skirts, and robe dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Beersheba
Sarah
Facts and Figures on Peabody’s Great London Benefaction
The Peabody trust’s total London donation neared £829,863 with gains to £1,191,197 and £1,089,883 spent. This year trustees opened 33 building blocks with 1,878 rooms, 11 blocks with 514 rooms are under construction to be ready by midsummer. Plans include eight blocks of 420 rooms and three blocks at Westminster plus four at Islington. By year end 9,693 rooms housed 18,009 people in 4,359 dwellings. Average family head earnings were £135 8s weekly. dwelling rents averaged 4s 8½d and rooms 2s 11d weekly, including utilities. Birth rate stood at 41.8, death rate 18.6, infant mortality 155.65 per 1,090 births. Context compares these figures to London-wide rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peabody
London
Wise
Great Peter Street
Westminster
Islington
Fragmentary 19th Century Company Shares List
By order of Trustees and Executor the document lists numerous stock holdings across insurers banks railways and mines. It records share counts for entities including Metropolitan Railroad Boston and Lowell Railroad Cambridge Gas Light Co Market National Bank and Pepperell Manufacturing Co among others with values ranging from 1 to 385 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas National Bank
Fastern
N. UH
Portland
Saco
Portsmouth
Boston Exchange
Howard National Bank
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Third National Bank
National Bank of Redemption
Chicago
Lews
Nebraska
R Co
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Boston
Revere Keach and
Lyon BR
Boston and
Maine
Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co
Colorado Telephone
Merchants Electric Light and Power
Boston and Maine RR
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain R. K
Maine Railroad
Concord
Montreal
Louisvills
New Albany
Eliot Insurance Co
Firemen’s Insurance Co
Oo North America Insurance Co
First
Omai Oar
Gloucester
Oe Company
Highland Street RR Co
Fitchburg R R
Lowell
Metropolitan Railroad
Boylston National Bank
Junker Hit! National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Market National Bank
Little Rock and
Sunita RR
National Bank
National Webster Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Washington Mills
National Gas Co
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Neer Syd Steam Cotton Co
Stark Mill
Nashua and Lowell Railroad Co
Unicon Copper Land and Mining Co
Kearsarge Mining Co
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Finance and Trade
Upion Pacific
Banker
S Sterling
Werecee
Cece Lens
Caroline Anns
Oss Casseens
Seligman
American Loan and Trust Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
RB. L. Day & Co
Eeersscceve
Exchange National Bank
Osseennes
Boston Bering Co
Chicago, Iowa
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Dtuens Oem
Naunikeaz
Neptune F. & M. Insurance Co
N. K
Lamsom
Sev
Beane Linn Weis Ke Saccus
Foston & Maine
Burlington & Quincy
Lady Us
Cies
Secuadesnee
Oakland Garden Ass
North Chicago
Benger
Smilwaukeee
Jackson, Lansing & Sages
Hichland Street
Boston & Albany
Wss
Little Rock
Ft. Smith
Ahly
Boston & Maine
Ieneen Deocesesesceveskeey Peay Sas
Vity
St. Jos
Francis Henshaw & Co
Xenange Nat. Bank
Boasakeng i
Natomal
Cissesea
Warren Nat Bank
Peanody
Iosceesceessecaiieus
Mechanics National Bank
Oo Ars
Union Cotton Man
Favor Ccoveeehoo
South Boston
Boston & Lowell Rd
Seseeeerse
Old Scoten National Bank
OSS Wester National Bank
Chicago & West Michigan
Concord Rd
Pereanial Repehsian Cevesee Lllip
Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad
North Chicago Rolling
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Langeport Rolling Stock Co
Cheshire
Boston and Albany
TOZ
Topeka & Santa Fe
Boston and Lowell
Highland Street Railway
St. Lo
Con Rd
Denver
Hart & Erie
Kan & Ow
T. C&sl
Central Pacific Bs
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Mh&o
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Ny&n &K
Cee
Cece Tso
Eric Teyp
Te RO
Quao
Eng Tel
Homestake Mining Company
Ontario Silver
Henas
Richardson, Hill & Co
No. 40
Water Street
Fitchburg Railroad CO
Maverick National Bank
Col. Water and
Congress Streets
City of
City of Cleveland
City of Chicago
City of St. Louis
Blake Brothers & CO
State Street
G. R. Woods
Congress Square
New York Stock Exchange
Massachusetts Loan & Trust CO
NEW York Financial
Picer Ny
Hi’st
South
Chi
St. Loui
Del
L. & West
Delaware Mod
Denver & Ho G
Kansas & Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville& Nash
Big Lake Erie & W
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Memphis & C
Northwestern
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ohio & Mississppi
Ontario & West
Adams Express
Oregon Nav
Alton & Terre Haute
GOI Lacestissneses OF
Rich.& Dan
Boston Air Line
Rich
B. & Nee.e.cc
Roch
Pitts
Canton
Rock Island
Gentral
Oregon Improvement Co
Rich & All
Alton
Bar. & Quincy
St. L
Minn & Man
P. & Omaha
United States Rx
Wabash St L & Pac
St. Louis & Paces
Welle Fargo Rx
P’k & Pac
Colum
Fort Wayne
Colum Houston & T
Jon
Paul
Nash
Norfolk & W
Pac
Northwest
Sicagauca T. D
Eureka
Hail Anderson
Cseenee
Sierra Nevada
Green Mountain
Maryland Coal
Cial Allian Ee
Docorm
Rye Opiuens
Uay
Review OF the
Pacific
Merrimack
Franklin
Cumberland
America
Gamblier
Sheline
Cil Cassia
Quarty
Sicily
Sumac
Branly—Plant & Goat
Otard
Dupuy
Hannassy
Pellegoism
Martell
St Croix
Jamaica
Bay
Do Bunkr Hill
de Crystal Spring
Comet
Citrom Tree
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Formosa
Amboys
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Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Connat IA
Souchong
Connecticut
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Ivison
Heck
Malaga
Burgundy
Heidsick
St Marceaux
Texas
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Valley
Georgia
California
Messina
Nannie T Bell
Dolemons
Franklin Rolfe & Co
ST John, N B
Brighton and
Boston Post
George U. Fox
Bsargent
al Piper
Brick & Wood
Telegraph
Cotton Marxer
Uorarleston
Ilmington
Aocgusta
Bales
Railroad Matters
Connotton Valley
Oregon and California and Northern Pacific Systems
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
Oregon and California and
Central Pacific Railway Company
Mexican and Vera Cruz Railroad Company
Central and National
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Prison Point
Charlestown
Florida Transit and Peninsular Railroad Company
Fernandina
Fla
Vermont and Canada Railroad Company
H. D. Hyde
T. H. Perkins
Augustus Russ
Johnl. Mason
Jed I. Clark
Reading Company
Big Mountain
Shamokin
Chicago and Atlantic Road
Manitoba
Holbrook
Howard Jenkins
Hyde Park
Suffolk County Real Estate
Catherine McCarthy
Thomas Burns
Commercial
Hill—Lapham
Gardiner, Me
Rev L Dih
John Kul
Mary G Lapham
Garau
Williams
East Somerville
Julia A
George Wiliams
Wilson
Copenhagen
Denmark
Charles Wilson
Boswnh
Lynn
Sprinefield
Somerville
Holyoke
Chelsea
Malden
New Newburyport
Brockton
Orems
Hinaz
Cambnage
Wietice
Springfiel
New Bedford Holyoke
Il Saieni
Tetahicc
Court Record
Supreme Judicial Court
Allen
Superior Court
Brigham
Keiliher
Lewis
Thompson
Connery Wharf Co
Comer
Wallace
Tenio
Curtis
Huson
Mooar
McKenzie
Mid. BR
Superion Criminal Court
Staplds
Blop
Middlesex County
Judge Pitman
City Hall Notes
Committee On Fire Department
Harrison Avenue
Bristol Street
A. B. Houghton
Cty Hall
Court House
Ayer
Geo. F Peabody
J. C. Ayer & Co
Bitte
Marston Remedy CO
Johnson, Mmooby &. : Co
Boots & Shoes
A.S. Richards & 60
BOOTS
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting
Toles
Market Street
N. B
SOSON
Lewis J. Bird & CO
General
Washington St
Corner State
Salem, Mass
U. S
Car Works
Ferdinand A, Wyman
Purchase St
Bostom
KH. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Exchange Place
The
Arancis Henshaw & Co
Excheme
Zoom EL
Miombere
Standard Coal and Iron Co. of
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Nannie T. Bell
Long Wharf
Albert Howe
Salee Toom
Warren Avenue
Ost Publishing Co
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