Fragmentary 1885 Financial Figures From Month Records
Disjointed OCR listing appears to show monthly financial totals for 1885 with figures like 93,537 and 123,722 for February and other entries across 1884. The text is garbled, includes duplicated digits and stray letters, making precise entities unclear.
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Saposuy
Pdus Ab Rcitouss
Floating car goes off wheat quiet in London markets
Commercial London reports a quiet wheat and corn passage with arrivals off the coast slow and prices mixed. Liverpool prices show winter wheat at 6s 10d to 7s 2d, spring wheat 63s 10d to 7s, and California averages around 683s. Princed breadstuffs soft, pork and bacon prices listed, wool sales at 6591 bales including Sydney and New Zealand.
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Commercial
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Paris
California
Sydney
New Zealand
New York Financial Market Mixed After July 4 Thaw
Money on call remains easy at 1 1% with a firm government bond market and steady state bonds. Rail bonds show more activity, and the stock market ends dull and irregular after modest overall declines led by minor losses in Lake Shore and Lackawanna, with St Paul modestly higher and Canada Southern and Missouri Kansas Texas up.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Virginia
Lake Shore
Lackawanna
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
London
American Securities
Manitoba
Canada Southern
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Central Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Firsts Consolidated
Chicago
Ilinois
Morris and Essex
Cendar Falls
Minnesota
Atlantic and Pacific
Western Division
Colorado Coal and Tron
Louisville
Nashville
Ill
Texas and Pacific Income Land Grants
O-Gay
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Louis Railway Register
Wabash
Pacific
James Bald
Glasgow
Hobson
Great Western
Canada
Europe
America
R. R. Cable
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
D. St. John
St. John
Mr. St. John
Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad
General
Rock Island
Commodity price report across markets and grains
Market notes from multiple cities show steady to weaker bids for steamer yellow and No 2 oats, mixed with receipts and shipments tallied across St Louis Chicago Milwaukee and New York. Wheat, rye, barley, meals, rye flour, malt and feeds shift with fluctuating quotes, while butter cheese and eggs move slowly amid supply. Local details include specific bids, receipts, and shipments, with pegged elevator and wholesale prices.
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Diige
New York
Robert L. Roe
Alfred H. Muir
Muir
Mull
Shorts
Chicago
G. C. Eldridge & Co
Messrs
Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
New Orleans
St Louis
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Detroit
Toledo
Malwathkee
Slige
Rye
Vast Early Market Report with Mixed Prices and Commodities
The market shows firm and quiet notes across crates of beans and apples, with small hand picked peas and strawberries in light demand. Nut prices dull, coffees and sugars varied, potatoes and cabbage in limited demand, with Savannah boat due and large consignments of cucumbers, tomatoes, and watermelons forecast.
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Norfolk
Concord
Essex
New York
Delaware
Maryland
Savannah
Eastshore
Virginia
H.p
Wilmington
Rio Des Light
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Rio
Jamaica
St Domingo
Lloilos
Ponce
Porto Rico
Cuba
English Islands
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Congou
Souchong
Oolong
Japans
de Baracoa
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Centennial
Beacon Light
New York—Petroleum
United Pipeline
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
London
Trade cargo lists from Halifax and surrounding ports
Atlantic steamers Worces ter New Brunswick Wick and Dominion dispatch cargoes including belt rubber goods candles books vinegar paint compasses mouldings liquor corset jeans shovels drawing knives churns belting linen hosiery tobacco barley dental goods camp chairs chairs iron safe wax blacking hay rakes beef evaporated apples electrical supplies stove polish essences glue paste granite oats cornmeal cork wood stationery hops onions pigs varnish shoe blacking labels bee coffee glassware tinware clothing copper paint baby carriage boots churns grease corsets saws rubber goods drugs glassware oil clothing dyestuff books hardware lines betting dry goods lemons domes vegetables egg cases oysters and related items across HALIFAX NS PORT HAWKSBURY CB PICTOU NS CHARLOTTETOWN PEI ANNAPOLIS DIGBY NS YARMOUTH NY.
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Halifax
Port Hawksbury
Pictou
Charlottetown
Pei
Worcester
Annapolis
Digby
New Brunswick
Yarmouth
Dominion
Value and cargo categories from a varied 19th century trade list
A dense ledger style entry lists commodities by kind and value, including naval stores, rosin and turpentine, tar and pitch, breadstuff, wheat, corn, paper, bacon, butter, coffee, cheese, cotton, pork, drugs, vegetables, lime, marble, matchess, plated ware, pianofortes, spirits, leather, and iron. It also shows values by country with totals reaching 3,117,922,050.
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Oakum
India
Sisecas
Diverse Cargo Listings Arrive by York City and Halifax Steamers
A long ledger style shipment note details numerous consignments discharged by the York City at London with iron goods, wool, jute cloth, and beverages among others, plus Halifax and Charlottetown arrivals listing eggs, lobsters, mackerel, and assorted merchandise from multiple exporting houses. The record highlights numerous firms including Brown Bros & co, Baring Bros & co, Davis & Winsor, Horace Partridge & co, and J D Dana among others, with quantities ranging from cases and bales to sacks and casks.
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London
Eng
York City
Lunaberg
Brown Bros & Co
Lillenberg
Cutler Bros & Co
Kendall & Co
JL Fairbanks & Co
Booth & Co
Richardson & Dennie
Baring Bros & Co
Richards & Son
Bird & Co
Furness
Geneva
Hunt & Co
Crocker
Dwyer & Co
Tuadeer Boston Dyewood and Chemical Co
Horace Partridge & Co
Stone & Downer
Boxwood Glendon & Co
Houghton & Dutton
Houghton & Dutton—898 Bwes Wool Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Halifax
N .S
Charlottetown
Avery & Co
Arthur & Co
Cutler
Holmes
Hinckley, Ayer & Co
Mead & Co
Rockwel & Co
Rockwell & Son
Rus& Ll & Co
Dana
Oliver Smith
Wins
Maritime Trade Cargo List From Ports
A ledger of consignments includes copper ore, bale netting, and crates of fresh salmon, lobsters, and codfish from J P Gregg, American Net and Twine, Brown Seavey, F L Clements, and others. It records shipments to St John, St Simons, Barrington, Bay of Islands, Havana, Mantanzas, and Matan // Steamer New Brunswick and schooners Lena B Storer and Electric Light appear with lumber, lobsters, and birds listed.
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Gregg & Co
Seavey & Co
Clements
Salmor
Bills & Co
Griffin & Co
Goulding
Haskins & Montague
ST John
ST John. N
New Brunswick
Bowles & Co
S Ellis & Co
Mark Marston
Cutler & Co
Hacker
New York
Knight
McKnight
Schmidt
Samuel
Camilla
Value figures by region and goods in a trade ledger
A dense ledger listing values and commodities across many regions such as ENGLAND GERMANY DRY GOODS and various ports. It records quantities and monetary figures for items like sugar molasses wine timber paper and hardware, with a focus on geographic totals and itemized categories across global trade hubs.
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England
Germany
Mus
Iloilo
Cesssee
Eagles Books
S.cseess
Brazil
TOR
Port Antonio
GOR
Osiuselgecesie
Turks Island
Montevideo
Woodessicocsascanss
Pea Ranceseaneore
Scees
ST. Vincent
Belgium
SORA
GIASB
Nova Scotia
Barbadoes
Azores
Seace
Bahamas
Scotland
Cuba
Porto Rico
Receipts of Stapie Goods Across Regional Railroads
A compilation of freight tallies from multiple railroads listing quantities of wool, flour, corn, oats, malt, bran, tallow, grease, beef, butter, oleomargarine, cheese, leather, hides, pork, lard, bacon, sugar, tea, coffee, eggs, apples, and various lumber, lumber products, and miscellaneous goods. Totals reflect numerous bales, boxes, cases, and bundles delivered or received by Boston and Albany, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Maine Eastern and Western divisions, Lowell, Peabody Expresses, and Sea routes.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eauys
Maine Railroad
Western Division
Lowell Ralilroad
Peabody, Saem
M&ts
Receipts of Slavie Products at the Port
Detailed July 6 commodity receipts list from Slavie products. Includes quantities of beans, cheese, cornmeal, oats, potatoes, cotton, leather, hides, beef, pork, lard, tea, coffee, sugar, pelts, and molasses. Compares current figures with last year’s. shows many item quantities in barrels, boxes, bags, and cases.
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Prucipsi
Froma
Tess Iseé
Baiva
Galier
Psga
Court record notices at U S circuit July term opens
The July term of the U S Circuit Court opens with Judge Cour presiding. The court will hear motions and may enter actions. It remains open for about 20 days before adjournment.
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U. S. Circuit Court
Judge Cour
Supreme Court
Superior Court July 6 Grand jury cases and verdicts
In the July term before Judge Aldrich the grand jury retired. James A. Ellis was fined 20 dollars and costs for non-support. James Maguire and Antonio Cavagnaro were found not guilty on liquor charges. Imogene Cohen arraigned for cheating by false pretences with bail set at 800 dollars. Asa Robbins sentenced to six months at the house of industry for drunkenness. Charles P. Lamb pleaded guilty to larceny and was sentenced to six months at the house of correction. Dennis Donovan on trial in a liquor case.
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Ees
James A. Ellis
James Maguire
Antonio Cavagnaro
Imogene Cohen
Asa Robbins
House of Industry
Charles P. Lamb
House of Correction
Dennis Donovan
Wills probated and administrations granted in county court
Under Judge McKim the wills of James Hill Margaret Forman Mary Dunn Samuel P Kridler Bridget Fallon Moses Young John H Blodgett Patrick Murphy Bridget M Mahan and Caroline R Thayer were probated. Letters of administration were issued for the estates of Patrick Murphy Harriet Glidden S Frank Holway Louise C Sanford Amanda M Brown John Ryan Joseph F Gould Rose Brown Charles D Sawyer Ela E Swett George P Dodge Catherine M Henderson Phabe A Billings Mary A Lewis and Mary F Jenoney.
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James Hill
Margaret Forman
Mary Dunn
Samuel P. Kridler
Bridget Fallon
Moses Young
John H. Blodgett
Patrick Murphy
Bridget M. Mahan
Caroline R. Thayer
Harriet Glidden
S. Frank Holway
Louise C. Sanford
Amanda M. Brown
John Ryan
Joseph F. Gould
Rose Brown
Charles D. Sawyer
Ela E. Swett
George P. Dodge
Catherine M. Henderson
Phabe A. Billings
Mary A. Lewis
Mary F. Jenoney
Municipal Courts July 6 Roundup In Central South Roxbury
In central court Judge Adams fined William Kimball ten dollars for assault and battery and Peter Barry ten dollars plus costs for the same offense. James Donavan received ten dollars and costs for assault and battery on a officer with intent to rescue a prisoner. Patrick Rogers was a third drunk given six months in the house of industry. In South Boston James McLaughlin faced six months in the house of industry for larceny and James Donahoe was held in a thousand dollars for robbery. Richard O Day was held in eight hundred dollars to answer a breaking and entering charge in superior court. In Roxbury Edward Schwartz was fined ten dollars plus costs for assault and battery while Frank Cusick was arraigned for non support of his child and held in two hundred dollars for trial next Wednesday.
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Central Court
Adams
William Kimball
Peter Barry
James Donavan
Patrick Rogers
House of Industry
South Boston
James McLaughlin
James Donahoe
Richard O’ Day
Superior Court
Roxbury
Edward Schwartz
Frank Cusick
Odd Fellows Meeting Adopts Cross-Order Membership Rule
At a sovereign grand lodge session in this city on Monday, routine business was transacted and a resolution passed allowing a certificate of good standing in the Independent or Manchester Unity orders of Odd Fellowship to qualify members for membership in any encampment of the International Order of Odd Fellows. The sovereign grand secretary reports the new order in oo circumstances and debt free.
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Grand Lodge
International Order of Oda
Manchester Unity
Orders of
Odd Fellowship
International Order of Odd Fellows
Consumption Cure as a Name for Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
The ad asserts that Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is the most effective remedy for arresting early pulmonary disease and also treats a wide range of liver and blood disorders. It claims the medicine to be a safe, sure specific among druggists.
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Pierce
Richardson Baker Wedding in London at St James's
At London on June 23 at St James's Piccadilly the marriage of Thomas Richardson to Mary Baker, daughter of the late Richard Baker Jr of Boston, was solemnized by Rev J E Kemps assisted by Rev Phillips Brooks DD.
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Richardson—Baker
London
St James's
Piccadilly
J E Kemps
Phillips Brooks
Thomas @ Richardson
Mary BR
Richard Baker, Jr
Boston
Rail reorganization plan outlines two new Arkansas firms
A circular suggests inevitable reorganization for the railroad with two Arkansas corporations to buy and own the Pine Bluff and Ouachita divisions, exchanging bonds and stock with the present company. It calls for extending the line to Camden and joint use of seven miles between Trippe's and Arkansas City, plus terminal facilities.
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Little Rock
Mississippi River
Texas
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Arkansas City
Ouachita
Trippe’s Station
Texarkana
Trippe’s
Texas and St. Louis Road
Camden
Special excursion from Boston to Marblehead on Empire State
Universalists of Boston organize a Tuesday trip to Marblehead aboard the steamer. They will hear addresses in Abbott hall by Mary A. Livermore and others, view north shore scenery, and return to Boston by 6 30 PM with a 60 cent special rate including Marblehead entertainment. Others may join with baskets.
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Hemmenway
Starr King
Tennyson Street
Dresden
Empire State
Universalists
Boston
Marblehead
Abbott Hall
Mary A. Livermore
E. C. Bolies
Uv. D
James M. Pullman
D. D
C. W. Biddle
North Shore
Old Town
Cape Ann
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Bostonston Post
Finance and Trade
Money Matters
Inc
Securites
Mexico
Robinson
Sears Invesceesnakcess
Roteenwesseccescseen
Balenes
Milescpe
Reese
Custom House
Mexican Central
Wade
Diaz
Bayard
United States
Thomas Nickerson
Mexican Central Railway
Burlington and Quincy
NERC
Albany
Maine
Providence
Stonington
Fitchburg
Nashua
Rochester
New England
Lowell
Cassatt
West Shore
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Clearfield
Inc. Gain
Mileege
City of Lynn
Messrs. Wainwright Bros
Worcester Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Portland and Rochester Railroad
UY OF
St, Paul
Blake
Brothers & i
HL Venner
Tremont Bank
Congress
Massachusetts Loan & Trust CO
Boston Stuck Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Ren Mand Cae
Amy Manana Panamee Big’ss
ATE
Dinin
Col Spr & Cin
A.T
Doston & Alb
Bos. & Prov
Lowcail
Eastern
Kcfs& Gf
TED
Tolony
PRL
Raiie
Te Rederren
Calum & Hecla
Osceola
Sssceee
Selephons Companies
Stie Leto & Tel
Atchison
Boston Mining Stove Sacrange
Belna
Bickers
American
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston Water Power
N.B
N. B
S.ccsisens
Pourlign Markets
Atlantic and
Erie
NEW York Financial
Canada South
Seles
del., L. & West
Delaware & Hud
Ameeesenrasece
Louisville & Otc. S Save
Northwessee
New Jersey
Union
Ontario & West
Pac Maitral
P, Minn & Man
Wabah, Stl & Pac
Toz
West
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N. Alb
Den
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Rio Grande
Mem
Charleston
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Michigan Central
Minn
St. L
Hich 000
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Aie J
Morris
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N.Y
Ohic
Pac. Usis
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WSSS
Cverees Snources
Oregon Improvement Co
Franklin County
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St.Louis
Tierces Western Steam
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U.S
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Inovrsmour
Citi
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Miquelon
Langley
British West
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Pogmem Cs Geancéinsnasaseesecasetrarcross
Sweden
Norway
Hawaiian Islands
Getmady
United States of Colombia
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Court Record
Superior Criminal Court
Aldrich
Suffolk County Probate Court
McKim
Medford
Abbie A
Horace
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Dean
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Boston and
White Mountains
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Quebec
Vermont
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Chicago, St. Paul
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Omaha
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Duluth
Superior
Wis
Omaha Company
Nickel Plate Car Trust
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Road
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Ohio
Bansing and Northern
Iowa
Fy, Smith
MSV
the Mexican Editors
Mich
Humpuhreys
U. S
N. H
J. K
Humphreys
Humphreys’ CO
Fulton St
C. J. Lewis
Friendship Street
B. I
Fea Lyr
Fairbanks
Hancock
Fairbanks, Brown & CO
Milk Street
Fairbankes & CO
Broadway
RUST
Nes
Ruston Waekly Post
Continuance Post Publishing Co
ZANE
Boston Water Board
Joseph Zane & CO
Sudbury St
Fred. Adee & CO
Cliff Street
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
H. McKenney & CO
Washington St
Boylston St
Bartow
Brice
C.e.morton & CO
Harrison Avenue
Geach Street
Boston Home Journal
Marlboro
Washington Street
Eee
Mass
Sneconnessett
Helief No
Gient Bouse Board
J.C. Wadleigh
U. S.N
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Pearl ST
Sanford
Sanford Me’g CO
High Street
Ogues
Fin & Bankes Mfg. CO
Rogers & & CO
Tanporiers
Dundes
St.eaust
WM. Matthews, Jr
T. S. Drowneeco
Jambridge Street
Wale Books
B. Gay & CO
Pale
Expresson
Es Bass & Co
James F. Babcock
State Assayer
James McCormick & Co
Rahener
Conant St
Boston Highlands
Central St
Isaac Cook & Co
Yuengling
Chas S. Gove & CO
Canal ST
Gahm
State St
Ole
Asia
JOS. Schlitz Brewinc CO
W.S. Whitney
India St
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
County of
Charles D. Weld
Weaver
Boston Post
Jltn
WM. T. Connolly
C. G. Sleeper
Massachusetts
Sarah Mounts Ort
Insaid
Joseph Nash
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Ireland Moore
Sidney Burrill Moore
Joan W. McKnix
Edwin H. Darling
Court Street
Sp Ngzice
Thomas Rasbit
Marcellus Coggan
Jesusurn
Eliza A. Dyer
William R. Campbell
Charles Blake
William C. Blarr
JesoTus
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Soston
Jay
A. D
James M. Barnard
Market St. En
Maria Cutter
Frances A. Dean
Everett
Anne Cee
D. P. Mathews & CO
Charles P. Searle
WM. M. Stockbridge
Richards & CO
Reade Street
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO
Market St
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
S. BR. Knights & CO
Wash m Street
Cambridgeport
Dorchester Avenue
Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Kittredge Estate
Highland St
Fort Ave., Roxbury
Highland Street
Fort Avenue
Highlands
Francis Henshaw & CO
Beem 1
The
Bostom Stock Exushence
ARIZ
UAGA
Missouri River RR
Burlington and
Missouri River
Milwaukee & St Paul
Dubliv
Republican Valley
Burlington and Power
3 City National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
State National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
National Eagle Bank
Atlantic National Bank
National Bank of North America
Blackstone National Bank
Norwich
R R Co
American Loan and Trust
Rutland
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf Isla
Androscoggin Mills
Second National Bank
Middlesex Mills
Boston Mfg Co
Hillsdale
Southwestern
R B Ge
Cocheco Mfg Co
Hull Manufacturing Co
West Michigan
Old Golony K R Co
Union Stock Yard & Transit Co
Ames Mfg Co
Clinton Mus
North National Bank
Granite Railway Co
Naumkeag
American Mortgage and Investment Co
Bunker Hil National Bank
Middlesex R KR Co
Flom Diesel Db
Amory Mfg Co
Stark Mills
Ron & McPherson
Tehesa
Hicago
Hiladelphia
Paar
Washington Insurance Co
American Loan & Trust
Slackstone National Bank
Cleveland
First National Bank
New Beaford
Hill Manufacturing Co
Lake Superior Iron Co
BR. L. DAY @ AG
BR Merchants’ Exchange
St State Street
Exchange Place
A. B
Boston Stock Exchange
Shawmut National Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Tilton
Nashua & Rochester
Bangor
Mercantile Marine Insurance Co
Middlesex
Hamilton National Bank
Northwestern
Eliot National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Ao National City Bank
Palmer National Bank
Palmer
Mags
Ao Metropolitan R R Co
Goodyear & McKay Sewing Machine Co
Conn
State of
National
Boston and Providence RR
Real Estate
Cambridge
Sarah A. Sage
Vamp Bridge
Somerville Avenue
Mary E. Hutchins
Hutching
Pritchard
Packara
Riece
Rice
Bancroft
Sail Avenue
Emma M. Packard
Horace Bartlett
Herry M. Pritchard
Packard
John FB. Tyler
Chester F. Sanger
John 8
Pollard
jusTusw
A. Ms. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Silverhill Street
Maine Depot
Repository
A. F. Bates
Ty Albert Howe&gog
Brighton
Bales Room
Warren Avenue
J. P. Dunsm
J. P. Dunsmore
Francis Sprague & Co., General Auctioneers
Commercial Street
Michael Norton
William J. Corsnett
Horatio Harris
Gomimission Auctioneers and Co
Palermo Oranges
Romeo
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