Boston Money Market Reports Prices and Exchange Rates
Boston money market shows rates for discounts and call loans with collateral security at 35 to 4 percent per annum. Clearing house balances stand at 14 percent, with gross exchanges $10,257,361 and $1,154,606 balances. New York funds and silver movements dominate, while government securities and stocks edge up with railway bonds firm. Union Pacific earnings and competition from CB&Q and Northwest influence the market. Mexican Central and New York and New England securities move in limited ranges. Dividends declared include American Watch Co. 4 percent and Chicago and Northwestern percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Oor By Money
Abs
New York
Cephalonia
Boston Clearing House
England
Soudon
Brokers’ Board
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Ousiass
Pere’t
Missouri River
Northwest
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Denver
Sioux City and
Atlantic and Pacific
Flint
Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Lowa Falls
Sioux City
Pullman
Eastern
Eastern Railroad Company
New England
New York and New Engeland Railroad
Clark
Bell Telephone
Eric
Huron
Quincy
Franklin
Pewabie
American Watch Co
Chicago and Northwestern
Mobile and Montgomery Road
Dighton Furnace Co
Stock Exchange
Pacific Mail
Lackawanna
Oregon Transcontinental
Lackawan
Latkawanna
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Central Pacific
Louisville and
Nashville
Silver City, Deming and Pacific
Silver City, Deming and Pacific Railway
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
New Mexican
Atchison People
Silver City, Deming and Pacific Company
Silver City
Deming
Pacific Road
Grand Union Hotel Adds 150 Rooms In New York
Important notice for New England readers describes Grand Union Hotel in New York City adding 150 rooms to its existing 450 totaling 600 rooms with prices from $1 daily. Highlights restaurant quality and new elevated railway and streetcar lines attracting families at moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Trade and market outlook on sugars grains and dairy
A sugar dealer reports lower sugar prices than in twenty years while refined and raw grades stay steady. The report covers molasses, tea futures, oats and corn on the Boston call board, wheat and corn sales, grain inspections, and prevailing prices in Liverpool and New York markets with mixed activity in grain and provisions and bids for futures across several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Commercial Exchange
Liverpool
Elgin
Whitworth
St. Albans
Mercantile Exchange
Pennsylvania Creamery
Chicago
Zoc
Union Stock Y. —Hoes
Dull market mirrors Chicago wheat in mixed flour and grain prices
The market shows slow activity with quotations in flour and grain sectors. Western superfine flour ranges 3 3 25 per barrel, Minnesota patents 6 07, and standard futures for corn oats rye reflect a quiet trade. butter eggs and live poultry follow steady, varied by quality and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Llinois
St Louis
Fall
Choice
Vermont
Choice Straight Dairies
Choice Western Dairy
Cheere
Choice Western
Maine
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Retail Prices at Faneuil Hall Market
Prices list for fowl and game at Faneuil Hall including pigeons ducks and turkeys. Specified costs show fowl and game items such as squabs, wild squabs, rabbits venison canvassback and common geese with per pair per dozen and per pound rates. Numbers indicate varied prices across items and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall Market
R. J. Ducks
Vermont
Foreign EXXports and cargo details from Antwerp via New York
Cargo notes list brig Jane Adeline at Cardenas Cuba with empty molasses birds and dodo tierces. Antwerp to New York shows Steamer De Ruyter carrying bacon, leather, hair, tallow, and exhibition goods. Ship supplies include a pump, staves, and various tierces, with quantities and boxes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardenas
Cuba
Jane Adeline
Cattle Market Report from Watertown Union February 25
The Boston Post via George J. Fox presents live stock figures for cattle sheep swine and calves from Watertown union market dated February 25 with comparisons to February 27 last year. Totals by state and by road segments listed along with car counts and price ranges for cattle hogs hides pelts and lambs. Prices cover store cattle and western hogs and note regional market classifications and fat stock standards.
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P& L
Tris
Eeseus
N.hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Boston
Lowell
Maine
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Providence
Old Colony
N. B
Boston and Albany
Brighton
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain across ports
Cotton markets across New Orleans Mobile Savannah and Philadelphia show quiet steady trading with mixed receipts and shipments. New York prices edge higher for wheat and corn while Chicago and Milwaukee hog and meat futures soften and hold firm later in the session.
Financials and market notes from London and Liverpool
London and Liverpool reports show mixed cargo and commodity activity. Wheat and corn markets stay quiet but steady. flour and grain prices edge. Receipts include a large share of American origin. Cotton futures in Liverpool steady with moderate sales and receipts abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Londonitis
Iss
Uplands
Orleans
Plymouth Grain House Death Damages Trial Totaled
The case of Alice Nourse versus Ellis Packard was tried in Plymouth Massachusetts over damages for the death of Nourse's husband in a grain house accident. A prior trial questioned overweighted structure and care, and whether a buried man could sue from the grave. The jury verdict totaled 2666 dollars before being set aside as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Alice Nourse
Ellis Packard
Blodgett
Eveniiog
Hopkins Thomas Wedding Notices in Boston Area
Notices record marriages in Boston and surrounding suburbs. Augusta Hopkins and Annie K. E. Thomas of Boston are connected, with a ceremony by Rev Henry A Cooke. Also Hinman Wilson and Turner Orcutt notices dated February detail local connections and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins—Thomas
Boston
Henry A Cooke
Augusta W Hopkins
Annie KE Thomas
Hinsman—Wilson
J Hemmingwey
Frank Hinsman
Jennie Wilson
Halifax
Turner—Orcutt
Brookline
Howard N Brown
Howard A Turner
Lynnfield
Hattie A Orcutt
Leasing of Wilton railroad by Boston and Lowell railroad
Boston and Lowell stockholders held a special meeting to approve a nine year lease of the Wilton railroad from Oct 1 1885 at 7 percent annual rental of 16800. A committee was named to collect votes and voting was extended to March 4 to secure a majority of all stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and
Lowell and Wilton
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Boston
Abbott
Wilton Road
John H. George
Wilton Railroad Company
Eee
Charles F. Byam
Matthew Crosby, Jr
Winthrop
Boston, Winthrop and Shore Railroad Company
Boston, Winthrop & Point Shirley Railroad Company
Great Head
Cottage Hill
Thomas Russell
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Dayton
Beavertown
Deyton
Dayton Daily Democrat
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Philadelphia
Board of Managers
Joseph 8. Clarris
Francis ©. Yarnell
Edward W. Clark
Francis R. Cope
Fisher Hazard
Charles Parrish
George Whitney
John Leisenring
James M. Willcox
Edward Lewis
T. Carleton Henry
Samuel Dickson
Charles Wheeler
Felltomht
H. E. Irvin
Iron and Coal Market Wrapup in Philadelphia Trade
Special Despatch reports steady forge iron demand with prices around 18 dollars and special brands 1.90 to 2 cents, plate iron rising, and 15,000 tons inquires for structural shapes for bridge work. Nails active in small lots, structural iron and steel rails trades mixed, bituminous coal strong while anthracite remains dull, and March trade revival anticipated amid price lists from Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bessemer
Spiegeleisen
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Schuykill Haven
Court Record in Sargent Trust Case against Life Ins Co
February session before Judge Nelson. Geo Amory Sargent and Letitia Sargent widow’s children claim funds from Lucius Manlius Sargent Jr. will. Life Ins Co. paid 4 percent. seeks Newport homestead financing at 6 percent. Trustees argue contract ends only on Letitia’s death. case reserved for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Newport
Sargent
I. M. Morse, Jr
W. L. Harding
W. G. Russell
Geo. Pitman
Superior Court First Session Cases February 26
Court reports multiple 1881 injury and contract actions before Judge Brigham and Judge Mason. Cases include Mortimer Kelliher vs Lewis Wharf Co for damages from a plank break at a wharf, verdict for plaintiff, and Catherine Fitzsimmons vs John Nichols over residuary estate rights. Also David Thompson vs Conner et al tort action, A B Hill vs Drew for loan services, and Richard Hurd vs Buckley on loan commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Kelliher
Lewis Wharf Company
Lewis Wharf
S Wharf
E. D. Sohier
F. C. Welch
David Thompson
David Connery
T. Weston, Jr
B. A. Perry
Mason
A. B. Hill
Geo. H. Drew
W. B. Orcutt
E. W. Burdett
E. L. Buffington
Catherine Fitzsimmons
John Nichols
Micheel Fitzsi
J. A. Maxwell
S. A. Bolster
Richard F. Hurd
Daniel A. Buckley
Main Streets
Cambridgeport
W. H. Martin
SUPERION CRIMINAL COURT February 26 docket
In STAPLES court Owen Kelley pleaded guilty to assault and battery and case placed on file with costs. Richard Crowley found not guilty of assault and battery. George F. Dow indictment for concealing and conveying mortgaged property nolle pressed. Edward Lukeman pleaded guilty to liquor charge and case on file with costs. John O'Brien manslaughter case pleaded guilty to assault and battery. Thomas Scanlon guilty of keeping labor for sale and fined 50 dollars plus costs. Michael O'Hara tried for breaking and entering. Daniel M. Warren found guilty of assault and battery and fined 30 dollars without costs. John Kesgan pleaded guilty to assault and battery. case continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staples
Owen Kelley
Richard Crowley
George F. Dow
Nolle
Edward Lukeman
John O’brien
Thomas Scanlon
Superior Court Criminal Middlesex County Fray Ends in Fines
February 26. Before Judge Blodgett William E. Russell and Sarah M. French both of Lowell charged with fornication fined 50 dollars and half the costs Aan Bratton of Lowell fined 50 dollars and costs for violation of the screen law, in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Middlesex County
William E. Russell
Sarah M. French
Lowell
Aan Bratton
Municipal Courts February 26 Embezzling to Larceny Roundup
In central court Judge McCafferty presided. Walter Sheppard embezzling held at 500. Morris Lippa assault and battery held at 100. Jeremiah Sullivan larceny one year. Theodore Monroe assault fined 10. Andrew Wilson larceny held at 200. Herbert Prickett larceny two years. John Shine third drunk six months. Crissie McAlvoy common nightwalker held at 200. South Boston court James O Loughlin larceny fined 15. August Gregor fissault fined 10. Bunker Hill Jeremiah Newley Michael Lynch larceny fined 30 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
House of Industry
John J. Shine
Crissie McAlvoy
South Boston
James O'Loughlin
August Gregor
Fissault
Bunker Hill Court
Jeremiah Newley
Michael Lynch
Red
London Broker Suspended and Creditors Seek Higher Offer
Creditors of Charles Emerson report dismal talks after a 40 cent offer, with a higher basis likely at 50 cents as the committee keeps discretion. Meanwhile the London stock exchange suspends another broker for four years over improper dealings. Numerous insolvencies follow across firms in New York and New England, with liabilities climbing into the hundreds of thousands and court actions listed in Suffolk County and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Emerson
Depter
Emerson
London
Eng
Stock Exchange
Messrs. Caring Brothers
Geo. Walden
London and River Plate Bank
John DP. Watters
G. W. Robinson
Campton
N. H
J. M. Boone
Manchester
John Hammel
New York City
John Heidenrich
Joseph Oehrlein
Theodore Oehrlein
Anthony Oehrlein
Oehrein Bros
Edward S. Peek
Patchogue
L. I
A. Wynkoop
Acadia
N. Y
C. C. Wells
Saratoga Springs
Martin
Troy
Keen & Snell
Chicago
Kdward Kluetz & Co
Merrill
Wis
Theodore A. Martin
St. Louis
Sixth Annual Meeting of Boston Ladies Association Education of Poor Children in Italy
The sixth annual gathering of the Boston association aiding the Gould Memorial home and schools in Rome met at Hawthorne hall Park Street led by Henry Evan Cotton. Officers elected include President Mrs George J Fiske and treasurer Mrs Allen M Summer. remarks praised Mrs Edwards for motivat ing progress in educating homeless Italian children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Ladies’ Association
Italy
Boston Association
Gould
Edwards
Rome
Boston Society
M. W. Heeley
George J. Fiske
G. W. Hammond
Horace E. Scudder
Allen M. Summer
Walter Baker
Augustus Hemenway
Charles C. Perkins
William Claflin
J.C. Hooker
Payid P. Kimball
Meta T. Wilson
Frederick T. Gray
E. C. Bolles
Vatican
Wellesley College
America
Richard H. Dana
South Cove Corporation Annual Meeting Elects Directors
The annual meeting at No. 14 Pemberton Square elected Orial Crocker Benj W Nichols Charles Deane Osmyn Brewster Johnathan Preston Geo C Lord and Johnathan Brown as directors for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cove Corporation
Pemberton Square
Orial Crocker
Benj. W. Nichols
Charles Deane
Osmyn Brewster
Johnathan Preston
Geo. C. Lord
Johnathan Brown
City aldermen dine at Taft's as notices rise on city injuries
Since the year's start, 43 claims against the city for ice slip injuries have been filed with the city clerk, seeking damages typically from 2000 to 5000 dollars. George M. Harding responds with a card criticizing City Architect Bateman, accusing him of disregarding truth in his recent communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessyshe
Bateman
Taft’s
George M. Harding
Maine Municipalities Face Heated Spring Elections in Cities
Portland Democrats back Capt. John W. Deering for reelection while Republicans rally around Marquis F. King. Bangor eyes a tight race with Mayor Cummings and a strong GOP nomination. Ellsworth, Lewiston, Bath, Biddeford, and Augusta campaigns crowd the scene as parties weigh nominees and independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
John W. Deering
Marquis F. King
Deering
Bangor
Cummings
Ellsworth
Col. Burrill
TI. Cushman
J. F. Cushman
F. D. Aiken
Roscoe Holmes
John B. Redman
Messrs
H. B. Mason
D. H. Eppes
Lewiston
Garcelon
Bath
Ledyard
Biddeford
Edward W. Staples
Dude”’ Democracy
Joel L. Roberts
Seth
Augusta
Gardiner
Hallowell
Belfast
Rockland
Calais
New Age
Plaisted
Saco
Geo. P. McKenney
Citizens
J. W. Sfobson
Household Hints and Fashion Notes From Rural New Yorker
Mrs Jenkins learns damp rooms breed moths not screens and closed spaces. Airing and sunlit rooms protect woolens and fur while moths invade sealed homes. Staining woods with logwood copperas verdigris and logwood decoctions. Musical fashions shift to lute harp and organ replacing piano. Harpists praised. violin praised for next generation. Decor ideas include green velvet borders cretonne and chandeliers of plush patterns with floral motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jenkins
Mr.Jenkins
Mrs. Jenkins
Mrs. J
Mrs. Jones
New Yorker
Miss Morgen
Madame Chatterton-Bohrer
Springfield partners and Hartford firms in a brewing sale
Springfield notes H and J Brewer with Hartford Lessons and Co Geo W Williams and U Talcott Frisbee and Co appear in a list of business entities. No events or outcomes specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford T. Lessons & Co. Geo. W. Williams & U. Talcott, Frisbee & Co
Auction and Brokerage Notice of Stocks and Bonds
A dated display lists shares and bonds from multiple issuers including Eastern Railroad Co N H Washington Mills National Tube Works Metropolitan Bank Nashua Manufacturing Phenix Manufacturing Taunton St Albans Village Vermont Chicago sewerage loan St Louis and San Francisco RR and others. Auctioneer Mancis Bensraw Co advertises services with weekly auction sales by insolvency court order and financial offerings across banks railroads and manufacturing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroad Co
N. H
Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw RR
White
Washington Mills
National Tube Works
Metropolitan Baureac Co
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Phenix Manufacturing Co
Taunton
Mase
St Albans
Leasure
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
de Vernont and Canada Railroad
Middlesex
ILO
Mckay Metallc Fastening Association
National Bank of Republic
First National Bank of Wolurs
Boston
Androscoggin Mills
Naumkeeg Steam Cotton Mills
Neshue and
Iowell Railroad
Doe
Concord R Rco
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Boston Pox
Wipy
NING
Air Iives
Ceccoue
Sotae
Ahseesskidswesad
Cccc
Comiototal Puig
CONVO
Pacific
Messrs. Hatch & Foote
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadepuia
Baltimore
Water Street
NEW York Financial
PTC
My Ee
Salez
Hist
Canada South
Central
BL Chi, & St. Louis
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Louisville &Nash
Leke Fre & W
Michigan Central
Manhattan Ble
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Missouri Pacific
Memphis& C
Northwestern
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ohio & Mississppi
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Ohio Centra
Peoria
Dec
Texas Pacific
Union
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Western Union
Oregon
Adamseee
Esas Sae
Oregon Nav. .Se
Aiton & Terre Haute
Oregon Improvement Co
Ponaias
Pittsburz
Pullman Palace
Rich
Dan
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Canada Pacific
Canton
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Roch
Pitts W
Chesapeake & Oite
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Asere Sevesces
Chicazo & Alton
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San
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Colum Biannibal
St Joseph
Houston & Tosscecscess
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Mutual Union Tel
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Norfolk & W
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Minn& Man
Omabs
United States
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Wella Fargo
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Sacasthce
Colum
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Lafé
Rio Grande
P’k & Pac
Fan
Condo
Lehio
Cal
Fang
Pac Bug
Do Rio Granie
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UN. Pac
Colorado Coal
Sonanza King
Pather de Smet
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston Mining
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Eeewe
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Ny&ne
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Daene
American K. and I Co
Bel Polassicasacceesss
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Oeston Water Power
Ounk iI
N.yan
Cole
Tolem & St. Toseeeee
Onion Pacific Rd
Rene
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Choice Canada
Burbank
Peerness
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Hebron
Queens
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Florida
Porto Rico
Wtton
Newark
Malaga
Sm &d
Demerara
Byron M
Winsor & Son
Port AU Prince
la Plata
David Heald & Son
Fuller
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Dales
Anne Ieee Isd
Feenee Lumber
Watertown Union
The
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Markey
Telegraph
New Orleans
Conner
Mobile
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Mit
Coastwie
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Memphis
Britain
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Canada
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United
South America
Cate
Milwaukee
Saloc
Satley
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Bales
Havana
Fiat
Plymouth Court
Bain Bridge
Selina Ann
Robert Bainbridge
Hyanais
Elizabeth P Bliss
Crosby
Mary B
Charles H Crosby
Charlestown
Henry Cummings
Dearbon
Revere Street
Eliza Dearbon
Douglass
George D Douglass
F OX
Charles M Fox
Kernachan
John J KernAchan
Lanke
Cambridge
Peter Lane
McArthur
East Boston
Robert McArthur
Symonds
John Symonns
Story
Hannah W
Daniel A Story
Thornton
Elizabeth
Bernard J
Ross Thornton
Wyman
Woburn
Charles Austin Wyman
Cee
Weston
Lincoln
Elisa A Weston
Col Calvin Weston
Flint and
Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Connecticut
Miller’s Falls
Connecticut River
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway Company
Anntel
Samuel Sloan
Fred F. Chambers
Frederick H. Gibbens
John I. Blsir
George Bliss
Percy R. Pyne
William Walter Phelps
W. G. Hant
E. S. Higgins
B. G. Clarke
Jay Gould
Sidney Dillon
Louisville and Nashville Company
Charleston, Cumberland Gap
Chicago Air Line
Louisville and Nashville
Seaboard
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Troy and Greesfield
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railway Company
Omaha Railroad
Manitoba Railroad
A. Poughkeepsie Despatch
Warren Currier
West Shore Railway Company
North River Construction Company
Iron and Coal
Court Record
U. S&s Circuit Court
Nelson
Brigham
Superion Criminal Court
Judge Blodgett
Charlies Eamerson
Suffolk County
Heal
R.H. White & Co
George Batchelder
Constantine Pfister
James Reed
Edward F. Clarke
George D. Kellum
Medford
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John
John T. Gallagher
R. and
G. Shackford
Andrew Burnham
Revere
City Hall Notes
Heep
Ayer
Corporation Notices
American Electric and Aluminating Co
Devonshire Street
Asso
Brookline Land Company
Equitable Building
Alfred D. Chandler
Wrekly Post
Free Hospital
Murdock Liquid Food Company
Murdock
Woman's Hospital
Geo. C.goodwin & Co
Weeks & Potter
Carter, Harris & Hawley
Gilman Bros
Smith
Doolittle & Smith
Otis Clapp & Son
Cutler Bros. & Co
Rast Bros. & Bird
T. Hollis
B. G. & C. Co. Wilson
W.F. Phillips & Co
Jd. W. Perkins & Co
W. B. Blanding
George L. Claflin
Springfield
H.& J. Brewer
N. Hegeman & Co
Broadway
8Th St
Pennsylvania
Loston
Our Hospital
Sawee
John Ray
Salem Lead CO
Frank A. Brown
Salem
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Benjamin F. Keith
Kuiaza A. Gardner
Eliza A. Young
Keith & Gardner
Washington Street
Sicily
Marsala
Woodhouse Or
Don Tully & CO
Mason Building
Chet
Wink
Aron BR. Gay & OO
Gideon Beck & Son
Tremont Street
Devonshire St
First Cass
Albert Howe& CO
Market Street
Besicenca
Warren Avenue
Joshua G. Clapp
Lucy Anna Clapp
Eliot Insurance Company
Suffolk
Dover Street
Horace Dupee
Horace Billings
Ronard Tuckerman
Samuel W. Winslow
Shawmut Avenue
Ney Anna Clapp
Kate Marcus
Alfred A. Marcus
Eliot Insurance CO
Morsesge
É. WW. Bradley & CO
Sumner St
Lla.m
Richards & GO
Reade Street
Pridey
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Nocoxt
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Wolber
F.c.wolbert, Sons &Co
Leonard St
Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Samuel Bunting’s
Lippincott
80N & CO
KR. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
State Street
Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchanges
Atlas National Bank
Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Northern Pacific Terminal Co
Vermont and Canada RK Co
Ogdensburg
Laxe Champlain Rbr
Northern Pacific ‘Terminal Co
Orezom
Cambridge Gas Light
LamsonUash Raiilway Co
Iowa and Nebraska RR
Granite Railway Co
National Rubber Co
Bristol, RI
New Jersey Telephone
American Electric and Iluminating Co
Louisville
New Albany
St. Loui
China Mutual Insurance Co
Scrip
India Mutual Insurance Co
National Bank of Commerce
Traders National Bank
Old Colony RR Co
Boston Belting Co
American Electric and Lluminating Co
Norwich and Worcester RR Co
Concord
Freemans National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Reece Button 53
Seam Co
Aton Woollen Mille
Aalboo
Uhhicago and
West Michigan RR
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Sonora Railway Co
Ist
Burlington and Missouri River RR
Nebraska
and Southwestern R KR
Mancis Bensraw & Co
State
Merchants’ Exchame
Gaston Stock
Ly Order
Standard Coal and Iron Co of
Onto
G Vende
Old Boston National Bank
Passumpsic River
Phiadelphia
Wilmington
Rts
North Chicago
Burlington and Missouri River
L. G
Third National Bank
Beeston and Lowell Railroad
Portland Gs
Alias
Bank
Washington Millis
BOR
Barber Trimmer Co
Do National Bank of Redemption
Do Boyston Insurance Co
Do Lamson Cash Railway Co
Do Traders’ National Bank
Do Satment Mille
State National Bank
Coit Manufacturing Co
Pacific. Ener. Piain
Do Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Lord Kaslington
Palermo
Fiske’s Wharf
Valencia
Italia
Pier 2
South
Lord Eslington
Pier 8
Henry C. Bird & CO
Washington St. Cor
Dix Place
Hallett & Pavis
Hotel Clifton
R. A. Murray
Hallett & Davis
Brookline Street
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