Cochituate water works and city finance notes
Long financial item recounts Cochituate water works orders from 1883 and 1884 including meters and sewerage improvements, plus public park and West Roxbury park items and loan certificates issued to The Provident Institution for Savings and The Suffolk Institution for Savings. Also covers a dense stock market round up with railroads, bonds, and earnings notes including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Union Pacific, and Missouri company figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker’s Sterling
Voce
MANO
OGIO
Europe
Wieland
Eee
Seessa
Swanesehecese
Pacific
Secnee
Michigan
Capital
John G. Owen
Sidney S. Wilhelm
the Security National Bank of
Sioux City
Iowa
Frank H. Peavey
Wilbur P. Manly
The
First National Bank of
Lake Geneva
Wis
Frank Leland
John A. Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Division
Boston
Cochituate
Seance
Savcesuetus Assesess
Cccesnee Public Park
West Roxbury Park
Railroad
Telephone
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Post
Kansas Railroad Commissioners
Atchison
Free State of
Kansas
Ossawatomie Brown
Flint and
Pere Marquette
Transcript
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad Company
Alton
Louisiana and Missouri River
Alton Company
Missouri Company
Connorion Valley
Mexican Central
Pullman
Wisconsin Central
Atlantic and Pacific
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
West Michigan
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Fort Scott
Gulf
Fragmentary stock line hints at mining firms and prices
The readable OCR fragment lists several mining and energy firms such as Colorado Coal and Homestake with apparent price figures like 13 00 and 8 50, plus mentions of Quicksilver and Green Mountain. Ambiguous spacing and garbled letters obscure full details, but the snippet suggests a market quote page or commodity table with company names and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Coal
Stendard
AIC
Sis
Séccces
Ccee
Levarga King
Ececeses Theutcer
iGreen Mountain
Hatl Anderson
Hom Silvet
C.-Sele
Jtron Suves Oo Devegsic
Grain and market report summarizing mixed commodity trades
Grain receipts total 74 cars with corn and wheat gains. oats and barley volumes recorded. Liverpool cheese and New York mercantile updates show butter steady to higher, eggs weaker. February wheat and corn futures edge lower to mixed, visible grain supplies rise while hogs and provisions move firm with upward tendencies in some contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotz
Liverpool
Flint
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York
Elgin
Fedge
Syulge
Union
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Railroad cargo ledger shows multiple commodities across lines
A fragmented stock list records shipments on Boeton Albany Grand Junction Providence New York and New England Eastern Fitchburg Lowell and other rails, detailing cotton wool flour grain oats bran butter cheese eggs lumber leather hides and more with hundreds of bales boxes cases and bushels, reflecting diverse freight movements.
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Boeton and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Kail
Peabouy Ad Salem
Nudsovs
Duis
Falcow
Ukides
Dales
Liverpool
Eng
Iowa
Glasgow
Scoot
Wallensian
Markets by Telegraph and Cotton Prices Across Cities
Markets reported in brief across Cincinnati, Louisville, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and other centers with mid 10 percent gains, firm tone in Savannah and Memphis, and mixed grain movements. Cotton firmer in New York with 360 bales traded, flour and wheat fluctuating, provisions and lard firming in St Louis, and extensive freight and exports data compiled for the six days ending.
Grain and flour prices steady across western and midwestern markets
Market reports show steady to firm flour bids with western superfine at 3.25 per barrel and Minnesota patents around 6.50, rye flour quiet at 3.50 to 4.00, cornmeal easy at 2.75 to 3.80. Grain notes list corn, oats, rye, barley, and millfeeds with mixed prices and small lot sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uplands
Orleans
Slc
Minnesota
el Wator
Canada
Shipprs Limited
Fair Rio
Izsigc
Petroleum—United
Continent
South America
Liverpool
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
St Louis
Choice Canada
Seles
New York Star
Vermont
Burbank
Peerless
Beauty of
Hebron
Red Brooks
Nova Scotia
Brokers' Board Sales Record and Bond Prices
Feb 21 market totals show varied bond prices and railroad stock levels with figures for 68 1000 AT&35 and 3,000 Denver ext 48. Other entries include Mex Cen 73 100,000 and SODOTA Ti 000 highlighted among numerous listings with closing values across rail and financials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokers’ Board
Denver
Eastern
P &M
Bos & Alb
Kos & Maine
Pat Cvcses Cam Horse
Bu & Q
Connottont
Connottong
Fitchburg
KaCy 58
M. Kcfs
Krie Teip
Wscce N Eng
Lelecs
St. Lo
Stock Market Opens Steady Amid Gains and Declines
New York trading opened steady to firm with Western Union and Oregon Transcontinental weak. Notable moves included Lackawanna up to 132 1/4 and Reading active near 59 1/2. Midday quiet persisted, then a late rally faded as prices slid under profit-taking and bull-clique activity persisted in several rail and bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union
Union Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Lackawana
Lake Shore
Northern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Shorts
Oregon Navigation
Reading
Northwest
St. Paul
Denver
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey Central
Texaspacific
Kansas
Texas
General
Eansols
Canada
Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Pennsylvania
Louisville and Nashville
St. Louis
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Metropolitan
New England
Ohio Southern
West Shore
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Indiana
Broomington
Western
Wieland
Europe
Darling, Dension & Co
Telegraph
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Central
Hardison
Coffee market report from Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro notes good firsts at 5 600 reis per ten kilos. Receipts for the week total 83 000 bags with shipments to the United States at 55 000 bags and sales at 73 000 bags. Stock stands at 320 000 bags. London exchange rate listed at 22444.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Exchange
London
Connors ton Valley railway stockholders meet in Boston
A stockholders meeting at the United States hotel delegates a committee to defend stockholder equity in the Connorton Valley railway. H. A Blood leads, with 1600 shares. the panel includes Ranney, Blood, Rothh, Watson and Everett to work with bondholders on reorganization or sale to protect rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connotton Valley Railway Company
United States
H. 3. Blood
Blooh
E. WD. Hewins
William J. Rotch
Lid. H. A. Blood
Ohio
Belmont and Massachusetts Railroad
B. Newhall
Connorton Valley Railway
R. P. Ranney
Cleveland
H. A. Blood
Fitchburg
William Rothh
J. M. Watson
J. M. Everett
Boston
Illinois Central
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago, St. Louis and
New Orleans
Canton, Aberdeen and Nashville Railroad
Yazooo and Mississippi Valley Railroad
Iowa Division
The knot and nautical mile definitions from maritime standards
The knot varies in recordings from 612?6 to 5125 feet with the British Admiralty noting one knot as one minute of longitude at the equator equal to 6086 feet or 2555 metres. The mean latitude length is 5076 feet or 1852 metres, and a marine league equals three sea miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Court Record Shows Several Civil Motion Decisions
February 21 U S Circuit Court before Judge Lowell. Decisions on cases include Clara L Loud executrix vs Henry N Stone regarding master report. Hammerschleg Manufacturing vs John F Wood et al on contempt for patent infringement. W H Kennedy vs Joan Mefammanny et al on copyright and a barrel organ. L B Dunham vs Ephraim L Wires et al on testimony and injunction. Thomas E Porter v Alanson W Beard under internal revenue laws with duty liquidation final. Flagier Engraving Machine Co v Harvey K Flagier et al on patent rights value and stock payments. Also brief notes on bankruptcies and firm failures in dry goods and shoe trades in various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara L. Loud
Executrix
Henry N. Stone
Dodge
T. L. Wakefield
Hammerschleg Manufacturing Company
John F. Wood
Copartners, Wood & Warren
Warren
Frost & Coe
F. P. Fish
George E. Bellen
W.H. Kennedy
Joan Mefammanny
Demarrer
Augustus Russ
C. F
W. E. Russell
L. B. Dunham
Ephraim L. Wires
C. H. Drew
C. PF. Perkins
J. Kk. Maynadier
Jhomas E. Porter
Alanson W. Beard
George P. Sanger
C. Almy
United States
Woodbury
J. P. Tucker
Flagier Engraving Machine Company
Harvey K. Flagier
Merwin
Connecticut
Supreme Court First Session I’dh 21 No 2622 Nortimer Kelliher v Lewis Wharf
Case list from the Supreme Court first session with tort actions and damages. Includes Nortimer Kelliher vs Lewis Wharf Company for injuries from a decayed plank, July 1831, and multiple later cases such as Charles Hanover vs Herman Clarris for false arrest and $1,100 verdict. Several broker and property dispute actions follow with various verdicts and party names. The record lists judges, counsel, case numbers, and upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortimer Kelliher
Lewis Wharf Company
E. D. Sohier
F. C. Welch
Mason
Charles Hanover
Herman Clarris
Julius Harris
Hi. B. Swasey
R. J. McKilzett
Joseph Comer
Wm. H. Wallace
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
W.B. Durant
N. B. Bryant
R.F. Naylor
Joseph Graham
Paul Street
Russ
C. W. Cushing
Albert Granston
Lucie Bourges
Fleet Street
Geo. W. McConnell
Geo. J. Raffin
Willard A Swan v Boston and Albany RR verdict for plaintiff
No 1215 Willard A Swan sues the Boston and Albany railroad for injuries on Hollis Street crossing South Framingham. Plaintiff alleges engine failed to ring bell or whistle, knocking his wagon to the ground. Verdict for the plaintiff for 6125 dollars. Attorneys listed. court adjourned without day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard A. Swan
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
South Framingham
Hollis Street
G. ©. Travis
W. N. Mason
A. L. Soule
Marriages in Cambridge Boston and North Scituate
Marcy Lea of Philadelphia weds Eva Loverithz at St John’s chapel Cambridge on February 19. Celia Richardson and Anna Maggerty, both of Boston, unite in Boston on February 17. Grace G Studley of North Scituate and Edward H Newcomb of Boston wed at North Scituate on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea—Lovering
Cambridge
St John’s Chapel
G L Gray
Marcy Lea
Philadelphia
Eva Loverithz
Rrichardson—Haggerty
Boston
P W Sprague
Celia Richardson
Anna Maggerty
Studley—Newcomb
North Scituate
T C W Sheppard
Grace G Studley
Edward H Newcomb
Obituary Notices From Boston Area February Burials
A list of death notices from Boston area locales with names ages and dates: Samuel Blake 43 Beeston Bradford 6, Elizabeth Carroll 45 Beeston, Ellen English 56 East Boston, Annie Green 90 Charlestown, Mary Le Ferre 62 Charlestown District, Mrs Anne Leeds widow Roxbury, John Mead 63 East Somerville, Laura Nazrou (pneumonia) Dorchester, James Power 55 South Boston, Thomas E Sherman 67 Charlestown District, Abbie Wilkins Dorchester. Funeral details note 287 Dorchester Street and St Augustine's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Boston
Samuel Blake
Bradford
Lewis H Bradford
Burse
David Burse
Carroll
Beeston
Elizabeth W Carroll
English
Eat Boston
Ellen
Philip English
Green
Charlestown
Annie Green
le Ferre
Charles
Massachusetts hearing notices on liquor law petitions in 1884
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts sketches a series of notices from February 1884. It lists hearings by committees on liquor law claims military affairs and others at the State House Boston. Topics include licenses for intoxicating liquors and compensation for war forts, with dates February 25 27 and 26 for sessions in rooms 14 7 7 and 13 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maine
Albany
Metropolitan
Fitchburg
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
New England
Nickerson
Robinson
el Paso
Zacatecas
Mackenzie
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Sonora
Bell Telephone
Erie
Pewabic Mining Company
Seth Winslow
Isaac Smolinski
Fall River
Hannah ©. Carley
Lynn
LeGrand C. Sheldon
Carpenter
Springfield
W. S. Mains
Portland
Harry Broxham
Meriden
Conn
R. D. Pearson
Bristol
N. B
A. A. Belmore
Shoes
St. Joan
H. A.C. Schlosser & Sons
Hoboken
New Jersey
Meyer Sondlheim
Hazleton
M. Keegan
Washington, D. C
J.S. Kellogg
Fort Jackson
N. Y
Cole & Dow
Little Rock
Ark
Patterson & Co
Rockwell City
William R. Berry
Unionville
Frank E. Willett
Flint
Michigan
St. Louis
Martin Bros
Mt. Pulaski, I
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
State House
Jonathan Topham
John F. Wilson
S. E. Bridgeman
W. N. Dickinson
Samuel Adams
Moses Newton
Committee On Claims
Wm. C
Rebecca Mantes
Gay Heal
Jonathan Sparrow
Charles L. Lynch
A. Cushing
Committee On
Samuel Roads, Jr
South Cove Corporation
Pemberton Square
Uriel H. Crocker
Feig Aud
Ommon Wealth
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Holden
Jibeis
Jean Francois Boyer
Louise Emily Gotlieb
A. D
Marie Louise Boyer
Marie Emily Boyer
Marie Goyer
Louise Emily
Louise Emily Boyer
Chidren
Suffollk
Octavia O. Sprague
Sani
William A. Sprague
St. Paul
Minnesota
Providence
Rhode Island
William A
Octavia C. Sprague
Boston Post
Washington
Tuckerman
Catherine M
Ferencon
Hoston Post
Voun W. McKim
Jonathan Hatch
Lydia A. Hatch
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Finance and Trade
Aitchison
Mercantile
Provident Institution For Savings
Suffolk Institution
Delaware and Bound Brook
Railway Car Trust of Pennsylvania
Alton and
Terre Haute Road
Richardson, Hill & Co
Wrce
Ballmore
Orice
Water Street
Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad CO
Maverick
Natonal Bank
Col. Water and
Congress Streets
City of
City of Cleveland
Clevela
St. Lou
Blake Brothers & GO
State Street
Foote & French
Burlington & Quincy
Congress Street
Congress Square
Ransinons
N. Chi
Delaware
Hud
Kio G
Reeseaeesesece Han
St. Jo
Northwestern
St. P
Omaha
Oregon
Sece
Oregon Niv
Wabash Pacific
West
Adame Express
Panama
Secesseerees
Alton & Terre Hante
Pittsburg
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis & Fa
le Wabash
St I. & Pac
Cin Sau
Cleviccseses
Welte
Houston & Vo
Ind
Ries Re. & Wert
Gosfart & Erie Ist
Joan Seeee
Den
Rio Granda
Clic Ll. Oite
L.S
Lehigh
LGB
Qorrie & Essex
Sasi
AA Regon
Iutval Union Tasccccs
Ls. Veres
Steele Acess Oingy Et Pan Sts
Tex. Pac
Do Rio Grande
Pac
Jaye
Erade
Obiloox
T K Welden
Matanzas
Cuba
Jennie Phinney
Cienfuegos
Craighil
Gotton Markets
Bales
Vincinnati
T Louis
Marset Ste
Augusta
Corres
Baltimars
Fnhiladilphia
Great Britain
Aioe Arket Flamer
Goss Teceip
Isrioes
Savannah
Wilmingtusr
Asmphis
Britain
France
C.scess
Gloucester
Georges
Nova Sotias
N.S and Labrador
Shore
Cape Aun Advertiser
Barney
Choice
Choice Straight Dairies
Choice Western Dairy
Choice Western
New Runswick
Fen
Mk Dagalitan
Timothy
Lia
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
Atch. Top
Santa Fe
American K. and I Co
Bowman
Boylston Street
Mt. L
Iran Pacific RA
NEW Wyurhk Financial
Halifax
Steamer Carroll
Brintnail & Co
Calborian
Carboys Cochrane Chemical. Co
Salmon Delong & Seaman
Griffin & Co
Hilton Bros & Co
Junk Haskins & Montague
Jones & Co
Lang & Jacobs
Rockwell & Son
Read & Co
Ring
Geoge Upton
Scottish Whitney, Pousland & Co
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
United Kingdom
Tennessee’s Industries
Nashville
Chattanaga
Knoxville
Railroad Matters
Connotton Valley
Hartford and Harlem Road
Hpartford
Gay
Hartford and Harlem Railroad Company
New Haven and
Derby Road
Connecticut Central Road
Hartford
Springfeld
Fairfield County Superior Court
Harlem
New York and
Vanville
Olney
Ohio River
Messrs
Charlies
Stevens
Austin Corbin
Isaac Fenno
John W. Carter
Hales W. Suter
Danville, Olney and
Ohio River Road
Darwin E. Ware
George Whitney
Charles R. Codman
Albert Parlin
Corbin
Dubuque and
Iowa Falls
Iowa Land and Loan Company
Lawrence
Boston and Maine
Boston and Lowell
North Canal
Canal
Canal Street
Everett Mills
Russell Paper Company
Merrimac Valley Horse Railroad Company
Boston and Lowell Railroad
North Lawrence
Mexico
Henry A. Brassey
William T. Hart
Frederick J. Kingsbury
Eustace C. Fitz
Ainsworth
Wyoming Territory
Northern Pacific Rilroan Company
Milwanukee and
St. Pau
Westinghouse
Lackawanna Road
Mr. Bow
First Baptist Church
Alfred Orr
Alice Orr
Dr. Morris
Columbia
Madison
Nancy Lee
Evening Star
Catalpa
Sonora, Con
Empire Mine
Winze No.1
Winze No. 2
Winze No. 1
Cincinnati Times Star
Midi-Ocean
Frank Hoffman
Madisonville
Eila Clephane
Court Record
U. 8S. Circuit Court
Lowell
Supreme Court
I'dh
Brigcham
Grouston
Bourges
McKenzie
Mid. R. Company
Heard
Buckley
McCormick
Stowell
Schrick
Southwick
Angell
Rollins
Crosby
Towne
Hillis
Russo
Bacon
Mondat
Nash
Bradbury
Fistabrook
Smith
Michael
Swett
Superion Criminal Court
Staples
James Wright
Patrick J. Flannagan
Patrick Crane
Michael Dolan
Jane Meagan
Stella Taber
Joseph Smith
Frederick Winn
Allen
Arthur Tufts
Souhegan National Bank of
Milford
N. H
Boston Water Power Company
Nathan Matthews
R. D. Smith
B. Wadleigh
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Blodgett
John Briere
House of Correction
Samuel Hawkins
Francis C. Inman
Marlborough
William Q. Johnson
Thomas A. Johnson
Gilbert
Trefether
Wakefield
William and
Thamas
Albert G. Cummings
Lincoln
Arthur A. Albee
Hopkinton
Pitman
Central Court
William E. Drew
Harry Palmer
Claries Donelson
John Walch
South Boston
Edmund J. Walsh
Michael F. Calnan
Highlands Court
John Collins
Patrick
Mark Cody
Peter Cowan
House of Reformation
Jacob Myers
Forbes Wight & Co
Jazatt
B. Lombard, Jr
Jas. L. Lombard
Lombard Investment Co
Lewis Lombard
Washington Street
Lerge Trust Fund
Samuel D. Crafts
Exchange Place
Coffin & Henry
State St
Des Moines
BRIOR
Evans & Son
Joan A. Coffey
Patrick D. Dwyer
Corporation Notices
American Electric and Mluminating Co
Devonshire Street
Tomhil H. E.rvink
Ee BR
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Wilton
C E. Cram
C. S. Mellen
Loston
Brookline Land Company
Equitable Building
Alfred D. Chandler
Address Insurance Company
Addreva B. A. W
J. N
Care Dee Brothers
Tremont Street
Beers
Axp ‘Shioes
England
Canvays
Boston Weekly Post
Mass
Conservatory
K. Toukjee
Franklin Square
Suffolk, Ss
Louise Emily Buyer
Sali
Henry A. Clapp
Commi Suffolk
Inwealth
John Noble
Carrie Bibber
Francis F. Bibber
Joseph H. Rest
Daniels. Dickerman
Taunton
Prince and Causeway Streets
Marsh
Joan W. McKim. Esquire
Elliah George
Register
Nommorn
Ealph
Middlesea
WILLIAM P#ARSON
Malden
Said County
Roberts Pearson
Middlesex
George M. Brooks
Esquire
Fen Pow J. UH. Tyler
Commonwealth of Massachusetta
Constantine Poss Cmt
John J McGreenery
Sain Leston
Joan W. McKia
Elijah George
George W. Ae
Thomas A. Barr
Fannie Barr
Topteick
Thomas D. Anderson
South
Lucy
Anderson
John W. Lynch
Maurice Lynor
James M. Gannon
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Valencia Oranges
Picqua
Sidonian
Pier 1
Henry C. Bird & CO
Washington St
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Salee Oom
Warren Avenue
Joshua G. Clapp
Ani
Lucy Anna Clapp
Eliot Insurance Company
Ailana
Dover Street
Horace Dupee
Horace Billings
Edward Tuckerman
Samuel W Winstow
Shawmut Avenne
Kate Marcus
Alfred A. Marcus
Eliot Insurance CO
Mortgagee
Wzalux Post
Lewis J. Bird & CO
General Auctioneers
Corner State
Salem, Mass
U. S. Patsnt
Atlantic
Car Works
Daniel
Ferdinand A, Wyman
Purchase St
KR. L. Day & CO
Hoom
USA
Atti
Boston Stock Exchange
Atlas National Bank
N. Hf
Saco and
Portsmouth
Ee Genaway
Memphis, Kansas
Boston Exchange Co
Howard National Bank
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Third National Bank
National Bank of Redemption
Nebraska
RK R
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
R R
Revere Beach
Lyon
Rosteen and
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Mills
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Ve
Tee
Aaa
Badgeport Rolling Stock Co
Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co
Colorado Telephone and Telegraph Co
Merchants Electric Light and Power Co
San Francisco
Lake Champlain B
Consolidated Mortg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Concord
Montreal
St. Lows
Central of Massachusetts Railway Co
Die Maverick National Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Aton
Do National Car Co
Bangor
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Iona
L. G
Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Northern Pacific Terminal Co
Newport and Richford RR
Conn Ald Pass
Highland Street KR Co
Little Rock and
Fort Smith
Atlantic Mutual Insurance
USK
Foremen’s Insurance Co
Do North America Insurance Co
First National Bank of Gloucester
Highland Street RR Co
Fitchburg Rrco
Boston and Lowell Rrr Co
Metropolitan Railroad Co
Boylston Natioal Bank
Bunker Hill National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Market National Bank
Port Smith R
Alto— Manufacturers National Bank
National Webster Bank
Suffolk National Bank
National Gar Co
7 Shoe and Leather National Bank
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Stark Mila
Nashua and Lowell Railroad Co
Union Copper, Land and Mining Co
Kearsarge Mining Geo
Washington Mills
Lamson Cash Railway Co
North — Rolling Mille
Old Colony RR Co
Fort Scott and Gulf RR
United States Car Co
Union Gotten Manufacturing Co
National Bank of Republic
First National Bank of Woburn
Nashuu
Lowell R R Co
Lowell Hosiery Co
Bridgeport Rolling Stock Co
Washington National Bank
Boylston Insurance Co
Boston and Providence Railroad Co
Burlington and Missouri River
Burlington and Missouri River RR
Lansing and Northern R R Co
Nashua and Lowell Railroad
Cheshire Railroad
Missouri River
Atchison, Topeka and
John
Tuincoin Street
Idays
A.S. Richards & 60
BOOTS
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
Ae Eros
Ros
Cata’lyse
Check of
Lippincott
SON
Standard Coal and Iron Co
Whitney, Howe & Sibley
Tremont National Bank
Old Colony Brr Co
Dashua and
Lowell R. R
Colonial Copper Mining Co
American Electric and Iluminating Co
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Overland Telephone, Parent Co
Sullivan Mining Co
Manufacturers
National Bank
Boston, Concord
New England Car Co
Fitchburgh
Reece
Boston, Revere — and
Lynn Rd
Aferican Central Railroad
Menudie Mining and Transportation Co
John H. Osgood
Chauncy St