Boston Money Market and Stocks Report July 9 1886
Boston markets show slow money market easing with loanable funds scarce and paper rates around 3 to 6 percent. Highlights include New York exchanges at $102,229,109 and growing concerns over Atchison and New York & New England stock activity, plus an annual report digest for 1885 and track progress on Chicago Burlington & Quincy and Union Pacific indices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
International Trust Company
Bell Telephone
Water Power
Boston Land
New England Telephone
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Burlington & Quincy
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Eastern
Little Rock
Mexican Central
New York & New England
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Kierran
Chicago
Potter
Tripartite Association
Chicago, Burlington and Northern
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fulton
Ill
Dubuque
Oregon
Savanna
Washington
Morrison
House
Union Pacific Extension
Pacific Roads
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Wisconsin Central
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Sandusky
Indiana
Bloomington & Western Road
Messrs. Gould
Sage
Wall Street
New England
Rutland Preferred
Rutland
Teaksinhanees
Apesssvecs
Addison Sicok
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local names and places
Fragmentary text lists names such as Rest & Belcher Eureka Com and Crown Point with scattered tokens like Yellow Sachets and Good & Curry. Lacking coherent events, it reads as an tangled itemized note or ad segment from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest & Belcher
Jgs Eureka
Bailie
Cosy Dledale & Norcross
Eeeseepeceers
Ceese
Property transfers across Boston area in late June
Suffolk County records list numerous conveyances with trials of land and building sales on Hampden Albany Huntington St Botolph Terrace Dover Columbus Salem Hartford Dorchester Roxbury and East Boston. Transactions include loans to Essex Savings Bank and Massachusetts Title Insurance for sums from 1 to 14 000 dollars, dates June 1 16 22 26 28 29 and others, with parcels ranging from 420 to 10 372 square feet and multiple trustees and purchasers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Street
Thomas Norton
Gorge Curtis Et
Hampden and
Albany Streets
Huntington Avenue
Franklin Haven Et al
Rollin al. Allen
Southersterly
St. Botolph Street
Albion Knowlton
Essex Savings Bank
Perrsee
Salem Street
Jacob Fisk
Myra G. Fisk
Cartain
Salem
Charter Streets
Eustis Street
Winchester
Hartford Street
William F. Tufts
James L. Little
Dorchester
Home Savings Bank
Lizzie F. Rogers
Hooper Street
George F. Pinkham
Edward Bangs Et al
Elim Lawn
Frankline T. Rose
James G. Scott
Chapman Street
John S. D’arcy
Elizabeth P. Underwood
Richfield Street
Roxbury
Joseph Handwork Etux
John Ball
Nicholson Court
Harris Rubinton
Everett Tucker Et Ax
Broadway
Joseph George
South Boston Savings Bank
Sixth Street
East
Boston
Eli F. Southward
Francis Leeds
Princeton Street
Revere
Dustin Lancey
Frederic H. Henshaw
Bondholders discuss Wabash road finances in New York meeting
In New York on Thursday bondholders of the Wabash road explored the odds of recovering their investments. A bondholder's insinuations about managers sparked lively debate before a six member committee was formed to investigate seed affairs and report at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Road
New York
Joy Gould
H. H. Booey
H. W. Poor
Alexander M. White
James B. Colgate
George F. Peabody
Jacob Stout
New Brunswick Railway Improves Line With Steel Rails
General Manager Cram of the New Brunswick railway speeds up progress and heralds a plan to complete steel-rail upgrades across the system. Last month 1390 tons of steel rails arrived from England and will be laid at once, bringing the total since last fall to about 4600 tons. The Maine segment’s residents praise the improvements in rolling stock and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick Railway
Cram
Provinces
England
St. Andrews
Fredericton
Maine
Rail business notes and improvement plans across New England
Milwaukee earnings for the first week in July rise by 21445 while Union Pacific May expenses jump 229660 with a net 15000 gain due to a brakemen strike and heavy rail outlay. Bemis station near completion on the Fitchburg Watertown branch. Bar Harbor patrons press Maine Central for better Boston Bar Harbor service amid Boston Albany connection issues. Railway Clearing House reports June loaded cars at 44498, up from 36741 last year, a gain of 7757.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lic
Eastern
The
Herald
Senate
Boston
Europe
Cephalonia
California
Oregon
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Bell Telephone
New England
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Union Pacific
Bemis
Watertown
Fitchburg Road
Kk. W. Kinsley
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Albuquerque
N. M
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Barnes
Hitchcock
Thurmond
McKeen
Robinson
W. W. Perry
Ripson
Richards
Dowling
Warren
New York Railroad Commission
Tess Mace
East Albany
Hoag
C. M. Hoag
Greenbush
Boston & Albany
Barr
Perry
United States
Keeler
Sherman
Thurber
Archer
Janney
Cowell
Ames
Bar Harbor
New York
Railway Clearing House
Lambert Furniture Company creditors hold meeting in Cambridge
A creditors meeting for Lambert Furniture Co of Cambridge set a committee to investigate affairs. Liabilities totaled 10 54659 with 4172 secured. assets run about 581326. Names on the committee include Horace Bearse Owen Bearse Son Whitlam Litchfield and Galen Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Furniture Company
Cambridge
Horace i Bearse
Owen, Bearse & Son
Whitlam Litchfield
Galen A. Parker
Parker & Pege
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United States
Or & Ery
Histron Gaels
Farcy Goods Peddlar
Pittefield
N. H
L. Stafford
Davenport
Augustus Rolff
Charles H. Pollard
Hartford
Bridgeport
Market Report Shows Mixed Tones Across Staples
The flour market eases slightly while corn and oats drift. butter gains strength with strong sales. eggs and sugars firm. cheese and fruits steady. Potatoes show large arrivals and prices ease. dry goods imports at New York port last week were 2,036,184 dollars with 1,882,091 dollars offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flour and Grain Market Quieter Amid Wheat Decline
The flour market shows subdued activity due to wheat slips with steady quotations. Oats and corn trade muted, with 8160 bushel October No 2 white oats at 36 46c and 2700 bushel year at 36 63c sold, settling at 41c. Inspections: 16 cars total. Prices span flour ranges from 2 60 to 5 15 per bbl and various mill products, with rye steady and oats and corn prices detailed for several months and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Bakers
New York Roller
Michigan Stone
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
New York
Market report shows unchanged butter and varied commodity quotes
Butter markets are quiet with liberal offerings but moderate demand. New York and Chicago show firm to unchanged prices. The note lists cheese and egg prices, fresh fruits, beans, hay, potatoes, and assorted farm products with wholesale receiver prices and regional variations across Liverpool, New York, Chicago and Bay regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Chicago
Westerne Esmery
New York
Norfolk
Long Island
New Jersey
Northern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
New York Dairy
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Timothy
North
Do West
Bermuda
Meat prices hold steady amid quiet beef and fresh meat markets
Market reports show pork prices flat with slight firmness in fresh beef. Various cuts priced across pork, beef, and other fresh meats, including ribs, sausage, hams, bacon, and veal, with range notes and regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Cotton Market Steady as Futures Open and Close Firm
The market shows quiet activity with firm quotations for Middling uplands and Gulf at 93 9 8d. Liverpool futures opened quiet and closed firm across several delivery months, while the spot market began firm with strong demand and closed unchanged at 51-16 s%3.d for middling uplands and Orleans. American sales reached 42,600 bales with 9,100 American. Receipts totaled 13,300 bales, all American. New York futures opened firm with continuing quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
E . Ib
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Manila
Porto Rico
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Bard
Rio
United
Western
City
S A
Silesian
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Loledo
ST. Louis
Augusta
C. Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Metphis
Savannah
Corameston
Wilmington
C. Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Great Britain
Continent
Louisville
France
United States
Flour and grain prices and market reports across U S trading centers
New York reports export and purchase activity for flour rye corn meal and wheat with varied price levels. Chicago notes unsettled wheat and steady to firm values in flour and staple grains while other cities show mixed effects on pork lard beef and cotton futures.
Chicago Grain Market Slips On Cloudy Weather Weak Opening
C S Lee reports a weak morning open with wheat prices at 78 1/2 cents on the curb and 78 3/4 on the open board. Major buyers including Hamill Brine Hloon Kammerer and others bought heavily while St Louis bid high at 78 3/4 to 79 1/2 cents. Cables run dull and heavy as traders brace for possible crop damage and price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Lee
Chicago
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Beyers
Hamill & Brine
Hloon
Kammerer
Comstock
the Linns
Orr
Crittenden
St. Louis
Emery and Hodges Letter on Wheat Market Fluctuations
A late despatch from Emery & Hodges at State Street reports a volatile wheat market driven by weather forecasts. Prices rose despite hammering and European firmer tones, with cash wheat at about 80c and August futures near 8 3/4 cents. Car receipts tallied and future estimates listed for wheat corn oats hogs and pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
London and Liverpool Market Report July 9
Beerbohm reports mixed cargo activity with wheat quieter while corn holds steady. London prices show wheat steady to slow, imports from New Zealand and Australia strong. Liverpool sees breadstuffs steady with improving demand and American wheat receipts. Havana notes sugar firm at 270 per quintal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Liverpool
Mark Lane
Paris
England
New Zealand
New South Wales
Victoria
California
Havana
Financial market brief from London trading session
Consols quoted at 101 3 4 with small gains across US and Canadian issues. United States 4s at 128 1 2, Atlantic and Great Western at 44 1 4, Canadian Pacific at 69 1 4, Erie 30 3 4, St Paul common 94 1 2, New York Central 108 3 4, Reading 12 5 8. Bonds and railroad shares show modest activity amid steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Southern
Ccessere Central Pacific
Manhattan Elevated
Missouri. Pacific
Scer
Memphis & Charleston
Pittsdute
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pullman Palace
Reading
Richmond
Danville
Richmann & W P
Bill Chicago
Bur & Quincy
Rock Island
Chic
St Louis & Pa
St Louis& San Fran
CAO Wisc Ceccsudes Ovsnar Een
Cin, San & Cle
Cieve & Colum St Paull
Scisscocsceces
del & Hudson
St Paul, Minu & Mman
del Black
Suis
St Paul & Omaha
Denver & Rio Grande
Texas Pacic
jUnion Pacific
East Tenn
Carces
United States
Wabash
L & Pac
Fort Wayne
Houston & Texas
Wells Fargs
Illinois Central
Western Union
Ind
Bloom & West
Hocking Valley
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
lLing LO
Central Pacific
Mem
Charleston
Denver & R
Kans Pac
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pac
Mcoile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
Texas Pacific
Do &G
Union Pacific Lets
New Jersey
Norfolk & W
Iccs-Coee
North West
Secceccceee
Lizgo Press
Ccs
Aseccsas
Ead Dore
New York Central
Ny, Chic
St Louis
Oco-Wtel
London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
Foreign Exports From Multiple Ports Listed
Shipment details show Marengo clearing July 7 with 92 cases paint 35 boxes bacon and 1 trunk wearing apparel. Kaneas cleared July 6 with lard pork tongues tallow lobsters cheese butter tobacco oats and more, plus machinery and cattle. Additional brief consignments include fire bricks to Cuba and flour and meal shipments to Nova Scotia and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rull
Eng
New York
Marengo
Liverpool
Kaneas
Baes
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Machias
Weymouth
Addie John
Beak River
Sydney
Annie T McKie
Receipts From Friday July 2 Railroad Trade Totals
A roundup of consignments shows Boston and Albany Boston & Providence Fitchburg and other lines handling large volumes. Cotton wool flour oats wheat beef hams butter cheese beans hay lumber leather hides pelts crates potatoes and eggs appear in multiple road totals with numerous bale and car counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Rand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Gojong
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hastern
Boston & Maine Karroad
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Port Receipts Of Staples Today Compared With Last Year
A table lists total receipts at the port from all shipment points for today, comparing 1886 figures with 1885. Items include cotton bales, butter, wool, oleo, cheese, eggs, corn, beans, wheat, apples, malt, hay, lard, hides, bacon, tea, sugar, molasses, coffee, skins, pelts, and pelts totals among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROT Ieee
Seevne
Er Deleses
Nobi Sc
Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts Ending July 9
The table lists weekly port receipts by commodity for 1885 and 1886, including cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, beans, wheat, barley, rye, milk products, meats, fats, and raw hides. It compares totals from all principal shipment points and shows year over year changes with numerous itemized quantities.
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Money Market
Addison Railroad
Chickering
Addison
Debsits
Waevsedee Bees Tees
Addison Railreed Stocz
Clement National Bank
Globe National Bank
Clement
Page
Pub
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
At. T& S Fetr
A & Pac
Cent Vt
Cai South Scrip Cal So
C,k & W Inc
C.b&n
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Spe
To&sfe
Towle R& Fis
MH & Ocom
NY Biése
Old Colony
Pullman P Union Pacific
Aspinwall
Boston Water P
Ae Im Wei
Sei
S. Oo
Aim
Am P2
Alionez
Catalpa
New Hampshire Trust Company of
Manchester
First Nations Bank of Clinton
Worcester Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Cohasset Savings Bank
Pittsfield National Bank
Trest, Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
bicKay Metellic Fastening Association
Sip Aghea
City of
City of Cambridge
Lowell
City of Chicago
City of Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Blake Brothers
Basse, Whitney & Go, Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire ST
C. H. Venner
Foote & French
Congress St
Northern Pacific
R. R
Jyt
Grain and Provisions
Vinson, W. Fay & Co
Ray
Boston Water Power
NEW York Financial
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Indiana, Bloomington & Co
Baltimore & Ohio
Lackawanna Consolidated
Henderson Bridge
New Orleans & Mobile
Pennsylvania & Atlantic
Southern Car
Texas Central Southern
Texas & New Orleans
Sabine
Jersey Central
Nevada
San Francisco
Cal
Railroad Matters
Daw. i
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Inc
Boff, N.Y. & Phil
Buff
Red & Pits
Bur
Rap & N
Central Kowa
Chic & W Mich
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Cin
Ala Gt So
New Ora N B
Vicks Gé Mrnd
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Cin, Washa& Fait
Cieve Akr & Col
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Desm& Ft Dodze
Det Lan & No
Evansy & T Hi
Flint & Pere Marq
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Indinap
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Kan.Cy.Sp& Mem
Louisville & Nash
Mary, Hough &On
Lake Shore& W
Milwaukee & North
Mobile & Ohio
Ceont& A K
New York & No
Norfolk A Westermn
Ohio Southern
Peoria
Dec
St Joseph & G Isl
Stla& Thmle
Btdy
Psu
Stp & Duluth
St P Minn & Man
Texas & St. Louis
Wabstl& Pac
Kr& Nav
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Central Town
Chic & Alton
Chic & Eastill
M& St P
Chic & Northwest
Chic St
PM & O
Chi& West Mich
Cin Ind
L & Chi
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Vicksb Sh& Pac
Cin Wash & Balt
SOL
Cleve Ak & Col
Denv & Rio Grande
Des Mo’es & Ftdge
Detroit Sen. & No
Evansv. & Terreh
Kof Can
Lll
Lowa
Decatur & Sp
Ko.fts & Gf
Sp& Mem
Lake Sh & Mich Sr
Marg Ho& Ont
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Mieh Cent & Cause
COD
Mills & Westn
Miln & Northern
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N.Y. City
Norfolk & Western
Deca
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St. Joseph& Gri
Stla&thmi
St Louis & S Fr’co
St Paul & Duluth
St Paul Minn & Man
Texas & St Louis
Oregon By & Nav
Charles L. Colby
John A. Stewart
Eawinu H. Abbott
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Ccen Vpawne
Evans
Land Department
Schlessingerville
Chicago & Great Western Railroad Company
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Abbotsford
Wisconsin Central Associated Lines
Penoker River Range
Suffolk County
Chelsea
Amos Smith
Eliza Eben Poole
Salem Turnpike
George F. Swain
Charles E. Mead
Beacon Street
Emmanuel Downey
S. Pinckney Hallbrook
Commercial Street
Benjamin B. Newhall
Charles E
Nathaniel J. Mead
Famed G. Davis
Annie Brunton Kellogg
Israel J. Rothenburg
Franklin Tr. Rose
Pioneer Co-operative Bank of Boston
Patrick J. Hartnett
Said Hartnett
Ebenezer R. Hoar
Suffolk Savings Bank
Walter D. Eaton
Ebenezer R. Hoar Et al
Ivory Bean
St. Croix & Wisconsin
Chicago, Wisconsin & Minnesota
Wabash Bondholders
Waibaen Eae
Askee
Aes
Telegraph
Cattie Markets
Moors & Co
Burbank, Douglass
Abram French & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Farley & Sons
Read & Sons
Jorden, Mash & Co
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Upham & Co
Crampton & Co
Garkeil
Levins
Hovey & Co
Schoenhoff
Stow
Horace Parridge & Co
Skinner
Baldwin Bros & Co
Mullin & Co
Moise
D&m Williams
Snow
Stedard, Lovering & Co
Thacker & Co
Jones
Maculiar, Parker & Co
Lally & Collins
Shiepard, Norwell & Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
Noyes, Campbell & Co
Kendal, Barrows & Co
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Chicago Grain Market
Commercial
Yarmouth
Ellis & Co
Clements & Co
Jones & Co
G Hall & Co
French Cross
Eliza Bachelder
Forrest
Ralifax
Pictou
Port Hawksbury
Charlottetown
Pel
Worcester
Arthur & Co
Bowles & Co
Cutler
Chapin Bros
Griffin & Co
Hinesley , Ayres & Co
A & O W Mead
Rockwell & Co
Russell & Co
S Kimball & Co
George C Rockwell & Co
Shumway
Port Hawkesbury
Halifax
Seavey & Co
T Stearns
Iverpool
Bothmin
Holder & Herrick
Austin
Groom & Co
Dennison Manusco
D & M Williams
Warren, Salisbury & Nightingale
Baring Bros & Co
Miller
Zenas Sears
C. Cumner, Jones & Co
Boston Button Co
Lite, Brown & Co
Loring, Crocker & Co
Torrey, Bright & Capea
Saxonville Mulls
Appleton
Wis
J Rossmeiser
Rossmeiser
Craw
Charies Bangs
Bangs
Bard & Co
Tre
R Creighton
Creighton, Disney & Co
Ads
Charlotte
J Moyer
Moyer & Hirshinger
S_M Penland
Penland & Co
Par
Nashville
Tenn
J Smith
Hall& Ordway
Mig Uo
Penn
F L Foster
I L Foster & Son
Prescott
James Pyle
Pearmline
New Yorke
Bizresburn
Hi. C. Kramer
Hayward Place
Tyee
Wellwood J. King
W. J. King & Co
Safolk County
Everett
Hyde
Amare
ERS & CO
Impo
Dunnee
Feder
45 Mile Street
Capital
APA Roes
William Claflin
William W. Crapo
Charles Marsh
Joan C. Paigs
William A. Haskell
P. Aa. Collins
Liiam T. Parker
Henry L. Aoe Ett
Sec Y
John Goldtawail
Thomas F. Temple
John M. Graham
Putier
Pres’t
Medical
Humphreys
PRICE
Umnpurlys Medicine CO
Fulton St. N
Humphrets
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulter Stop & Ig
Lumphreys’ CO
Fulton St
N.Y
Insurance
NEW England Mutual Life Ins. Co
Benj. F. Stevens
M. Gibbens
Iife
Post Office Square
North American Insurance Coo
State ST
Kilby Street
B. B. Patridge Albert Sons
Spring Garden Ins. CO
la Traders Insurancecs
Mhsfrsu
John
H. Rogers
Remont St
Cushman Bros. & Co
Smyrna
Hawley ST. Mré Sly
Reusical Publications
Pano
American Song and Chorus Collection
Oliver Ditson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company
Poston
Bneinets
National Bank of Commerce
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company of Chicago
Geo. L. Goodwin
Milk Street
Housatonic Railroad Company
PripGerort
Conn
Charles K. Averill
Norwren & Worcester Railroop Co
Norwich
Second National Bank
G. L. P&rkins
American Bell Telephone Company
WM. R. Driver
Brockline Gaslight Cgo
Francis W. Lawrence
Treas
Brookline
Naumberg Steam Cotton CO
Messrs
John J. Bremer & Co
H. D. Sullivan
Reas
Jane
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Nassau St
Exchange Place
Nitore Bont
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Yoskre Gillot
Steel Ens
Crowquill
Joseph Gillott & Sons
John Ft
Henry Hoe
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Kate Behearn
Ellen Sullivan
Sca
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Bernard O’conor
Arthur Francis Dorr O’conor
Said County
Minor
Massachusetts
Louise A. O’conor
Sail Boton
Edward Bernard O’conor
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Neces
Middlesex
Robate
William Callaghan
Timothy A. Callaghan
of Middlesex
Grance M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Register
Totece
Hannorah
Hannah) Delaney
Suffo K
Daniel Delaney
John J. Clark
Saia
Philip E. Clark
Bester
Atotice
Michael Clark
Lufoix
Adm
Supreme Judicial Court
Bossore
Sufolk
John F. Sanborn
Keston
Hannah Elizabeth Sanborn
Lubec
Washington County
John N. Card
Albert S. Sanborn
A. D
Salt Boston
John Noble
Henry A. Clapp
Anna Maria Walsh
Michael B.walsh
Michael B
Newton
Michael B. Walsh
A.D
Cambridve
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Reat
Theo
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Hurd
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