Stocks Drift in Active Yet Soft Markets Across Rail and Banks
The Brooklyn Chronicle reports a cautious stock scene with Atchison and other rail plays steady to firm and a tentative mood in bank and utility stocks. Trading highlights include Chicago Burlington Quincy near 122k, Union Pacific around 743, and Erie Telegraph and Telephone at 35, with bonds bid up in New England issues and a pending Pullman lease decision shaping Pullman stock weakness.
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Brooklyn Chronicle
Boston
Atchison
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atlantic
Pacific
Nutt
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Potter
Tripartite Alliance
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Union Pacific
Union
Central Pacific
Clarke
Iowa Pool Roads
Mexican Central
Toledo
Cincinnati
Conotton Valley
Flint
Pete Marquette
New York
New England
Judge Shipman
Concord
N. H
Josiah Minot
A. W. Sulloway
Samuel H. Drew
Northern Railway Company
Northern and Concord Railroad
Sonora
Connertion
Oregon
New England Telephone
New Jersey
Messrs
C. H. Venner
Altoona
Pullman Palace Car Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pullman
Amoskeag
Manchester
Naumkeag
Otis
Atelantic
Navy
Cocheco
Dwight
Lowell
Massachusetts
Nashua
Washington
F. R
Roott
Great Falls
Hamilton Woolen
Laconia and
Fall River
Borden City
City
Eagle
Exchange
Faneuil Hall
Howard
Metropolitan
North
Republic
Second National
Merchants
Tremont
Maverick
State
Cape Cod
First National
Danvers
Salem National
Dividend Declarations Hit Diverse Firms Across Markets
The Calumet and Hecla mining company declares a five dollar per share dividend. Nantucket Institution for Savings pays a semiannual two percent dividend. Plymouth Savings Bank posts a 24 semiannual dividend and Five Cents Savings Bank a two percent yield. Fall River Gas Company declares two percent. Cable Rubber Company re elects officers and pays six percent dividend on January 5 1884. Orners In Socks and Penas executed at Boston and New York stock boards via Richardson Hill Co. Daily stock quotations available at No 40 Water Street offices for private wires to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
Nantucket Institution For Savings
Plymouth Savings Bank
Five Cents Savings Bank
Fall River Gas Company
Cable Rubber Company
Orners
Penas
Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
National Eagle Bank
National Eagle Bank of Boston
Mulk Street
William G. Brooks
Baster
Dwelling House Insurance CO
Dwelling House Insurance Company
State Street
Henry F. Perkins
Orwich and Worcester Railroad Company
Second National Bank
G. L. Perkins
Norwich
Conn
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
James Williams
Market closes strong as bulls gain in New York stocks
New York on January 6 1884 sees easy money on call and firm bar silver. Trading opens with a drive at West Shore and declines ease then rally with gains in Reading Missouri Pacific and Louisville and Nashville. Gould activity lifts Missouri Pacific while Lackawanna dips slightly near close, but overall market ends with a bullish balance and talk of a big next week.
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New York
Vrimme Mercantile
West Shore
Chicago
Lake Shore
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Gould-Hutchinson
Gould
Lackawanna
Trade and Its Outlook at the Boston Corn Exchange
The call board reports lively daily business and weekly sales reaching 306 carloads, with 138 cars of No. 2 white corn and 16 cars of other corn. Boston matches New York and Chicago in grain sales as Liverpool cheese and butter markets hold firm and eggs rise. Chicago grain shows steady prices. pork and lard trend up, while meat prices at the market reflect strength in demand. Union Stock Yards receipts reach 4,500 official yesterday with large shipments and varied hog prices, amid movement by packers and rising prices.
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Wotal
N.Y
Torala
New York
Great Britain
Kansas City
Detroit
Pittsburg
Clearing House
Corn Exchange
Boston Corn Exchange
Boston
Chicago
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Union
Colast Yi
Western
Choice Fresh
Choice Vermont
Choice Straight
Choice Western Dairy
Vermont
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Cape
New Laid
Florida
Palermo
Valencia
Demerara Centrituris
McHanteasal
Barbadoes
Porto Lico
New Orleans
Gulf
Minnesota
Canada
Corea
Delaware
Rio Grande
United
City Extra India
Continent
South America
Lake
Connon
Sstec
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Toledo
Faneuil Hall Market Display Attracts Attention Of Shoppers
Figures show varied commodities with corn oats wheat and rye listed in quantities. Notable porkers from Wellesley weighed near 400 pounds each. Faneuil Hall market showcases beef mutton pork poultry and game with Kentucky mutton praised as superior. Boston fruit dealers association elected Edward Snow president and officers for the year.
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Faneuil Market
R. F. M. Atwood
Wellesley
J. W. Fletcher
Faneuil
Faneuil Hall Market
Kentucky
United States
Boston Fruit Dealers’ Association Or Exchange
Edward A. Snow
Frank L. Riey
D. B. Butterfield
S. G. Miller
Henry Currier
A.S. Brown
J. H. Bennett
P. Frank Hannigan
Henrry Seaverns
Sidney H. Ellis
Henry L. Mucgett
Alberal
Market Dull as Grain and Flour Prices Drift
The market remains quiet with small flour sales and steady to soft quotes across grains. Corn meal oats rye and cottonseed meal show subdued activity while butter cheese eggs stay largely steady amid broad price levels across regions.
Imports at Boston and London ship list itemized
The list records arrivals and goods at Boston and London including steamer Juliet with 126 bales paper, 112 bags earth, 1 case ware, and 40 bundles. brig Clytie at Minatitlan with mahogany. schooner Anastasia at Cornwallis with 3,429 bushels potatoes. numerous firms and quantities follow.
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London
Eng
Parsons & Co
B & F King & Co
Thompson & Co
Richard’s S.n
Baring Bros & Co
Minatitlan
Mex
Clytie
George
Emery & Co
Cornwallis
Anastasia
Ek Well
Foreign Exports Shipments Across Colonies and Ports
Melbourne shipments report cargoes including tobacco, kerosene oil, hardware, canned goods, lathes, furniture, and tools totaling thousands of crates and cases. Halifax and Nova Scotia vessels list flour and related provisions aboard brigantines and steamers, with rail-like inventories and assorted merchandise.
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Melbourne
Aus
Ralifax
Carroll
Locke Ort
Brig
Halifax
Receipts of Staple Products by Rail Lines
A historical list shows shipments by multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Eastern, Fitchburg, Jewell, ine, Peabody and Salem Expresses, and by sea. Commodities include cotton, wool, flour, meal, corn, oats, hay, leather, hides, butter, eggs, tea, coffee, and potatoes with numerous bale, barrel, sack, and box counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Jewell Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Sea
Total Receipts of Staple Products Jan 5 at Port
Table lists principal staple receipts from all points of shipment for today compared with last year. Includes Cotton, Sugar, Wool, Flour, Butter, Cornmeal, Oats, Cheese, Peas, Lumber, Tallow, Leather, Beet, Pork, Lard, Hams, Hides, Tongues, Dry Hides, Bacon, Skins, Tea, Coffee, Pelts, Pelts No. 25, and related categories with 1883 and 1884 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E . Getegan
London and world market summaries from January reports
London markets report mixed commodity prices with firsts and seconds at varied values. Trade notes include discount rates for bank and trade bills, wheat and corn prices in London and Liverpool, Havana sugar market activity, and Havana freight and exchange movements.
Superior Court Session Docket Listings and Case Numbers
First Session lists Nos 220-R Bartlett v Raymond 2208-Dolan v City of Chel 702-Richaroor Vs Bid Colony RR 1808-Greene v Farlow 2232-Krebs v Olmstead jaet hiatery v Eastern 2258-O'Neil v Wolffsohn RCo Second Session 1901-Bellows v Herdic Phaeton Co 1911-Crombie v McGrath 19138-Jordan v Middlesex R R 1937-Welch v Towne Third Session Nos 1939-Pearson v Abbott 1941-McKiianey v Coyle 1945-Angell v Polling 1961-Sibley v McLeod 1965-Thiskell v Alden Nop Nos 2850-Nichols v Allison 3175-Boyce v Sweet 1787-Barnstead v Hirsch 3176-Same v Same 3137-French v Dupee 2587-Chelsea v Watson 2728-Rogers v Leeds 2417-Stinson v Chase 3335-Jellison v Lakeman 2950-Clark v Langtry are ee Whipple 3025-Conant v Splain us Co
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R Bartlett
Raymond
Dolan
City of Chel
Richaroor
Bid Colony RR
Greene
Farlow
Krebs
Olmstead
Jaet Hiatery
Eastern
O’neil
Wolffsohn
Rco
Bellows
Herdic Phaeton Co
Crombie
McGrath
Jordan
Middlesex R. R
Welch
Towne
Pearson
Abbott
McKiianey
Coyle
Angell
Polling
Sibley
McLeod
Thiskell
Alden
Nop
Nichols
Allison
Boyce
Sweet
Municipal Court Roundup January 5
In the central court Judge McCafferty sentences Mary Emery and two others as third drunks to one year in the house of industry. Several defendants face bonds, fines, or transfers to the superior court including larceny cases and a broken glass charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
McCafferty
Mary Emery
House of Industry
Mary McFarey
Anna Smith
Herbert Vincent
John Sullivan
Catherine O'Neil
Charlestown
James Kelly
William Farren
Orrin Cottrel
Jose
Kiley
Superior Court
Police Relief Association Holds Annual Meeting Decisions
The board voted to pay 1000 to the widow of Patrolman Robinson of division 11 and 100 to Patrolman True of division 5 whose wife died recently, plus 391 for sick benefits. Secretary reported 45 membership applications received. The association will meet this afternoon to elect a new board.
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The
Police Relief Association
Robinson
Division 11
True
Division 5
Multiple Boston Marriages Recorded In Jan 3 to Jan 8 Notices
A sequence of marriage notices from Boston area churches records January ceremonies including Percival Batchelder, Dupee Armor, Lewis Chamberlin, Black Anthony, Forrestall Beals, Kinsman Stevens, Moses Dunn, Norris Messenger, Burns McDougall, and Murray Shaw. Names include J P T Percival, S L Batchelder, George E Dupee, Jennie G Armor, Alf air Lewis, Gertrude E Chamberlin, William H Black, Amy G Authory, Horace F Forrestall, Annie E Beals, Danis tsue tee Geek fone spree, Emma Abbott, Edgar O Kinsman, Kate M Stevens, John W Moses, Caroline W Dunn, Lillian E B Messenger, Willis L Burns, Amanda M, Annie Hirza, Henry John Murray, and Annie Hirza. officiants Rev Joseph Osgood, Rev O P Gif ford, Rev M J Savage, Rev H B Cady, Rev W W Colburn, Rev Mr Churchill, Rev Henry Brown, Rev A Mackay. Portland papers requested to copy.
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Percival—Batchelder
Boston
Charles H Hovey
Boston Highlands
Joseph Osgood
Cohasset
J P T Percival
L Batchelder
Dupee—Armor
O P Gifford
George E Dupee
Jennie G Armor
Lewis—Chamberlin
M J Savage
H B Cady
Providence
Alfair
Henry
Brown S Flanders
Emma Abbott
Kinsman—Stevens
Francis G Peabody
George R Leavitt
Edgar O Kinsman
Kate M Stevens
Cambridge
Moses—Dunn
Roxbury
Jane
A J Patterson
John W Moses
Portsmouth
Caroline W Dunn
Brooklyn
Norris—Messenger
Brookline
W G Leonard
Alvah M Norris
Lillian EB Messenger
Burns—Mcdougall
Goffstown
J H Nichols
Willis L Burns
Milford
Amanda M
Andrew McDougall
Murray—Shaw
H B M
Paris
Rey A Mackay
Henry John Murray, Esq
BPM
Portland
USA
Annie Hirza
Frederick A Shaw
Obituary notices from Boston area include multiple deaths
A dated list records multiple deaths and ages across Boston and surrounding towns. Individuals include Harrison Marsh 67 7 15, George Ulmar 29 3, James O Neill 77 1 7, Sarah Roark 49, Herbert Hanscom 15, Lottie Foster 45 11, William Jewett 3, Eben Tarbell age unspecified, Alvin Prescott 38 9, Hannah Littlefield 70, Ebenezer Cannon 61, Jane Thayer 30, with locations Boston Dorchester South Boston Cambridge Jamaica Plain Medford West Gardiner Mentone France.
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Marsh
Boston
Harrison Marsh
Ulmar
George H Ulmar
John B
Susan E Ulmar
O’neill
James O'Neill
O’roark
South Boston
Sarah
Hugh Roark
Hanscom
Boston Highlands
Erie Place
Herbert G Hanscom
Foster
Lottie F Foster
Jewett
Dorchester
William P Jewett
Portland
Tarbell
Jamaica Plain
Eben Tarbell
Prescott
Cambridge
Alvin Frank Prescott
Littlefeed
West Medford
Hannah T Littlefield
Cannon
West Gardiner
Ebenezer Cannon
Thayer
Mentone
France
Jane
Hollis Thayer
Pullman Palace Cars on Tunnel Route to Boston Chicago
The Hoosac Tunnel line offers daily Pullman palace cars from Boston to Chicago via New York West Shore Buffalo and Grand Trunk with drawing rooms buffet and smoking sections on new cars. The route shortens distances to Buffalo by 26 miles and to Chicago by 67 miles with unchanged connections to major lines.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Boston
Chicago
New York
West Shore
Buffalo
Grand Trunk Railways
New York Central
Lake Erie and Western
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Grand Trunk
Fitchburg Road
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Reading
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and Coal and Iron Companies
Jersey Central
Coal and Iron Company
Union
South Framingham
Boston and Albany
Auburndale
Telegraph Office
Oecupiene
New Publications Notes Rhymes And Reason
A roundup of newly published books and authors. Carrolls Rhymes And Reason from MacMillan & Co features whimsical verses with Frost and Holiday illustrations. Other noted works include Khymes of a Barrister, Dewey sermons, Ouida selections, and Bulwer Lytton life volumes.
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Lewis Carroll
MacMillan & Co
A. B. Frost
Henry Holiday
Little, Brown & Co
American Unitarian Association
Orville Dewey
Channing
Jansen, McClurg & Co
Z. Topelius
Charles Twelfth
Sweden
Edward Bulwer
Lord Lytton
M Harper
Franklin Square
Universalist Publishing House
J. G. Adams
Harper & Bros
W. Clark Russell
Funk & Wagnalls
Ulric Zwingli
Switzerland
Jean Grob
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Finance and Trade
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Inc
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Easey Pittsburg
Caeeel Cleveland
Memphis
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Porto Scenics
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Ciriat
Cah
Pace Cs
Hingham Institution For Savings
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Brokers’ Board
Connotton
NY & NE
A.f
Highland Horse
Accla
Quincy
Ccepec
Ool
Ois
Pullman Val Co
Wiking Companies
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
Nat Acm
Bizhest
Arch Ton
Santa Fe
Soston Water Power
Bowman
ARON
Bee
N. E
Union Pacific Rd
R.L. Day & Go
Cape Cod Nat Bank
Harwich
Ccceseceeecneve
Fist National Bank
C.secesserese Dig
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Cscs
Csck Vader scQae
National Bank of Redemption
Eee
National City Bank
Tremont Nat. Bank
Salem National Bank
National Bank
Cuion Cotton Man. Co
Boston & Amany
Cece
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Morse
Old Colony
American Loan and Trust Company
Escarcsee BO
Boston and Ros Steamship Company
Dorchester Gaslight
Erie Telegraph and Telephone
Eiectric Light
Togo
SC. Louis GS
Isseed Center Disivsckioe
Atchison and
Topeka
Boston, Concord
Montreal
Cheshire Rd
Cook County
Bur
Tol. Cin
St. Lows
Francis Henshaw & Co
Faneuil Hall National Bank
Howard National Bank
O.oo
Eeccwevedan Cas
Merchants’ National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
Libig
National Exchange Bank
National Bank of Republic
North Nat Bank
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State National Bam
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Atlantic Cotton Milley
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Amoskeaz Manufacturing CO
Chicago, Burn, & Quincy
Uv Reid Chessee
Scott, S. KB
Memph
Middlesex Horse
Chi
Mich
L.S
Grand Rapids
Maple River
Ccavecese Ness Lom
Naumkeag Steam Cotton CO
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SLOVO
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Rivers
Solir
Warsaw
Boston & Providence
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Cocacceelod
Boston & Albany
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Isaac
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Texan
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Mississon
Ontario
Saia
Lo’st
Ni & Oa
P. Pee
Rock Island
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Man
Si. PL
Omaha
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Burl
Cleve
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Seeesees
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St Joseph
Orewene
Colum
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Lou
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Den
S. P’k & Pac
Erie Secon
So Wesseeersen
Kan
Pac
Mutual Lion
St Pauls
Nort & Ws
Cal
Vlewe BN. Y
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Mis
Seeoklz
Sve
Saccen
Eees
Iy Vannelneese
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Troulton
Hebron
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Raton
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Henry A. Brassey
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London Examiner
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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A. Vogeler
U.S .E
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Washington St
Hall & Whipple, Proprietors
Young's Hotel
Bac
T. Bb
Gaskill
Henry 8S
Mower
Des
Fifth Avenue
Madison Square
Hitchcock, Darling & CO
Brunswick
Col. Boylston & Clarendon Sts
Barnes & Dunkler
Cortlandt Street
Canal Street
Wall Street
Post Office
Pennsylvania and Erie
H. E. Billings
Prop
Berkley
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Newport
Spencer H. Gilmorre
Avery
Ocas
Wfmtt
Henry P Vieth
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Morse, Shepard & Co
S. P. Shepard
Roxy Partners
Albert Morse
Edward B. Wilson
Morse, Wilson & Co
Winthrop Sanare
Ee Morse
Ward B. Wilson
X. Larrabee
Charles H. Bacon
Jal
Henry C. Gibson
Andrew M. Moore
Joseph F. Sinnott
John Gibson
Perkins S. Cook
John W. Tower
Henry D. Eckert
Woods, Perry, Cook & Co
Woods, Perry & Co
Chauncy Street
Henry T. Woods, Cornelius A. Perry, Jans In
Parker, Wilder & Co
Ezra Farnsworth
John Byers
William H. Wilder
Benjamin Phipps
William H. Sherman
James Streay
Marshall Shepard
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Kilby
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Edmund Burke
R. H. Eddy
George Draper
Denver City Railway
Denver
Colorado
New York City
Central Trust Company of New York
Denver City Railway Co
Wilbour, Jackson & C9
R. I. Taintor & Holt
deSi
Lombard Investment
B. Lombard, Jr
Jas. L. Pe Ciard
Lombard Investment Co
Lewis Lombard
Washington Street
Brown, Riley & CO
Bankers
Congress St
Congress
Mass
Samuel D. Crafts
Exchange Place
McKay Metallic
McHay & Bigelow
McKay & Thompson
Turner West
American Shee —— Union
Russell Trimmer Company, &c
Merrill & Heald
Essex Street
Lawrence
National Bank of Commerce
Sears
Coftin & Henry
Iowa Lands
Iowa
State St
Davenport
RICE
Evans & Sor
Corporation Notices
Broadway National Bank
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M. A. Adams
Court and
Washington Streets
G. W. Harris
Delomw Frojas
Leoward & CO
Broeimfield Street
KR. L. Day
Hill Manufacturing Co
Vasa Murrina Art Glass Co
Raibo— Boylaton Mutual Insurance Co
American Rapid Ey Iar Co
Trustees Receipt
American Loan and Trust Co
Ames Manufacturing Co
Middlesex Railroad Co
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Shee and Leather National Bank
Metropolitan Railroad Co
Union Cotton Manufacturing Co
Wall River
Rastan Raline Ma
Traders National Bank
Traders National Bank of
Orton
F.S. Davis
State National Bank OF Boston
Cc Patten
India Mutual Insurance CO
India Mutual Insurance Company
M. WM. L. Caverly
Ka Ao
Pee Engee
M. de 22Tojas
John S. Learoyd
Freemans S National Bank OF Bosthe
Mayable
John L. Bremer & Co
Devonshire Street
H. D. Sullivan
Desiew
Prescott Insurance CO
Prescott Insurance Company
Congress Street
F. H. Stevens
Faneuil Hall National Bank OF Boston
South Market Street
T. G. Hiler
Destm
Foundry, Patterns & Business
Gardner Chilson
Mansfield
Lucas County
Cheshire
FRANCIS HENSHAW @& CO
Aliding
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Eversee
North National Bank
da Atlantic
Portiana
Saco
ABA
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Laconia Manufacturing Co
Hamilton Woollen Mills
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commmission Merchants
Pawnee
Fiske’s Wharf
Palermo Oranges
Norfolk Avenue
Gerard Street
Hexbury
Owen Lynch
M G Somer
A. D
Suffolk
Williams Fam
Norfolk Ave
M. Burns
Samuel] Austin
William H. Sumner
Gal Mary
E . Barnard
Insurance
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Comp’y
LW Ig, Pres
Treas Chas A. Howland, Ee
Godfrey Boot
Central Street
Worcester County Institution of Savings
John Jeffries & Sons
Vicinity
Devonshire St
Franklin Coal CO
Lykens Valley
Franklin
Lehick
Shamokin
Elisha Moseley
Dorchester Avenue
Mexico
Mexican
Vera Cruz
F. Alexandre & Sons
Broadway
N. Y
Pacific Mills
Mason Building
Kilby Street
Henry Salton Stall
Cottage Hearth
Weekly Post
Bamuel Hatch
Samutononeers, CO
Nantasket_ Beach Railroad Co
Hull
Herbert L. Harding
Speer Neta
Vincent & CO
A. S. Bichards
Field
Chapman & Fenner
Messrs, Ridgely & CO
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CQ
Garman
N. B
Lippingott
Market Street
United Ste
T Whaif
G. W. Lewis
MO. B. Dearborn
Sheriff’s Sale
T Wharf
Amélia F. Cobb
Amelia F. Cobb
Albert Howe& CO
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Ats
Pemberton Sq
J. Stacey Read
Washington and
Water Streets