The Money Market. Boston Money Rates and Stocks
Boston money market remains steady with discount ranges from 4 to 4 1 2 percent on good paper and 3 1 2 to 4 percent on manufacturing paper. Loan rates hold at 5 percent on call with collateral. New York and Boston bond activity strong, led by New York & New England, with many rail and utility stocks advancing amid persistent market optimism.
Dividend Declarations From Robeson Mill Co and East Boston Bank
The Robeson Mill Company of Fall River declares a quarterly dividend of 2 percent. East Boston Savings Bank also declares a 2 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robeson Miil Company
Fall River
East Boston Savings Bank
Market and Rail News From July 21 Ledger Listings
A jumble of financial figures, bank names, stock and bond listings, and railroad notes appears in this July 21 segment. It chronicles bank names from Boston to Chicago, stock values, railroad earnings, and route developments including gas lighting plans for cars and the Wabash case jurisdiction. It notes through shipments totals and mileage expansions, with regional earnings by company for July and year-to-date figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Oh!o
Jersey Central
New York
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Chicago
Gresham
Wall Street Opens Firm as Rio Grande Race Increases Activity
New York July 21 The market shows firm closes with Lake Shore leading activity and overall gains. Rail bonds mixed but generally steady. Texas Pacific Rio tops, Missouri Kansas Texas 6s active. Total volume 232,936 shares with varied daily movements across rail, steel, and utility issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lake Shore
Reading
New England
Texas Pacific Rios
Rio Grande Committee
Brown
Missouri, Kansas & Texas 6S
Central
Iowa
Houston & Texas General
Laternational
Great Northwestern
Minneapolis & Northwestern
New Orleans & Pacific
Northern Railway of California
Richmond & Allegheny Trust Company
Iron Mountain
Shenandoah Valley General
Mutual Union
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Erie
Northern Pacific Firets
Richmond & Danville
Cleve & Colum
da& Hudson
R del
Lack Ike
Denver & Rio Grande
Ind
Bloom & West
Kan & Tex
Cccss
Lake Erie Ana
Long Island
LO & Nagli
Louisville and New ‘al
Manhattan Beach
Mem
Charleston
Michigan Central
Milwaukee
LS & W
Minn & St L
Missouri PacifiCs
Mobile & Ohbie
Morris & Ene
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey Central
Norfolk & Wesvesee
Northern Pac
Pacific
Rorth West
Secesess
New York Central N
Chic& Stob Do
Closing Quotations and Rail Stocks Summary
Trading quotes list closing prices and percent changes for multiple rail and express lines. Notable names include Adams Express, Ohio & Mississippi, Canadian Pacific, Pacific Mail, Central Pacific, Richmond & Allegheny, Chicago & Alton, and St Louis lines with varied percentages and preferred issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
Ohbio
Mississippi
Aeston & Terre Haute
Ohio & Mise Pref
Ontario and Western
American Express
Oregon Navigation
Beston Air Line
Oregon Transcon
Bur, O R& N
Cece
Pittebute
Central Pacific
Pulman Palace
Richmond & Allivessvss
Richmond & Aele
Chicago & Alton
Richmond & WP
Chi Bur & Quincy
Cerces
St Louis
San Frag
Esseasseese
San & Cleve
New Boston & Albany Cars Nos. 240 and 241 Debut
Two elegant 57 foot Boston & Albany passenger cars, Nos. 240 and 241, built at Allston for 4.30 pm New York express, cost $5500 each. They feature Norman roofs, Bemis oil-light trucks with dust protection, mahogany interiors, maple floors, plush upholstery, and improved concave front seats. A trial run to South Framingham demonstrated comfort, ventilation, and overall success before a military camp visit. The Southern Pacific earnings report follows, noting a near 10 percent gross gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Allston
New York
Bemis
Axminster
South Framingham
Ivision
Chesley
Hansen
J. D. Adame
Dalton
Bancroft
Logan
Barnes
Quartermaster Maguire
Creditors Meet in Boston Over Oriental Metal Co Affairs
A creditors meeting at 48 Congress Street Boston with assignee F A Perry discussed selling remaining company assets at auction to wind up the affairs. Insolvencies noted include Joseph G Conseon Worcester owing about 1600 with 3000 assets, Edward S Plaisted Boston failing, Charles R Smith Boston insolvent, I Samuelson Co Hartford Kan assigned, and Patriot Printing Woonsocket assigning to Francello G Jellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Metal Manufacturing Company
Congress Street
Boston
F. A. Perry
Offaire
Joseph G Conseon
Worcester
Martin Brewer & Co
Tailors
Washington Street
Horswell & French
Franklin Street
Edward S
Minot Street
Robert A. Morse
South Royalton
Charles R. Smith
West Fourth Street
Middle Street
I. Samuelson & Co
Hartford
Kan
Patriot Printing Company
Woonsocket
Chinatown murder rumor fuels police chase in Boston
Daily rumors swirl about the Chinaman who killed Yee Ding Chong as police fail to find evidence. Officers suspect a fellow countryman killed Mongolian suspect. a secret Chinese society meets at No 82 Harrison Avenue and residents rush to aid coun tryman at the station. A tall lean man with a thin face, prominent neck veins, a crescent scar under the right eye, wearing a Chinese blouse and broad brimmed hat is sought, with tips to Captain Whire of Station 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee Ding Chong
Boston
Harrison Avenue
Whire
Station 5
Strikes at Salem and Peabody Crease Tension in Tanner Industry
Strikes at tanneries at Salem and Peabody grow tenser as manufacturers report ample help and police block interference. Knights of Labor seeks new talks, while some workers consider returning as nonunion. A scab Tanner from Harrington's suffers a blunt attack and a Harrington partner is drenched with water. Harringtons threaten criminal action. manufacturers may sue boycotters in District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Peabody
Culington
Knights of Labor
Harrington’s
Essex Street
Harringtons
Plymouth
Natick
Ladies Race at Corinthian Yacht Club Sail off Marblehead
The ladies race of the Corinthian Yacht Club will be sailed off Marblehead Saturday July 24 at 2 30 p m. Prizes of silver will be awarded to the Owner and the ladies sailing on the winning yachts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Local Patent Medicines Advertised in Bargain List
Hale's Honey praised as top cough cure with prices 25 50 cents and one dollar. Glenn's Sulphur Soap advertised for healing and beauty at 25 cents. German Corn Remover claims to kill corns and bunions at 25 cents. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye offered in Black and Brown at 50 cents. Pike's Toothache Drops promise relief in one minute priced at 25 cents. Pean's Rheumatic Pills claimed cure at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Pean
Commercial Matters Update on Grain and Produce Markets
The report notes stable flour, corn, and oats prices with firmer butter and creameries at 19 to 20 cents, and cheese at 84 cents. Eggs remain very firm. dry beans demand steady. hay firm on top grades. Potatoes ease to about 2 50 per bbl. A Norfolk boat arrival lists apples, citrons, pears, grapes, onions, potatoes, squash, tomatoes, and melons. Steamer Alert due July 22 from Baracoa carries bananas to Seaverns & Co. Corn in the Northwest advances. hot weather aids corn growth. Chinch bugs present in small areas. drought risks persist in Iowa and Nebraska. widespread dryness noted with urgent rain needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Baracoa
Seaverns & Co
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Cattle Market Report from Watertown to Boston Port
Market totals for cattle sheep calves horses swine across New England and Canada, with arrivals at yards in Watertown and Brighton. Prices for beef and store cattle, veal calves, milch cows, and hogs, plus sheep and lamb rates and a summary of regional dealer activity and farm sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTNIS
WSK
Ccvesan Coe Cove
Mein G
Hampshie
Weiss
Senda
New Yorke
Canada
Watertown
Export trade and beef market report from Watertown and Brighton
The latest export cables are weak with quoted prices dropping. Beef dressed at 9.5 to 9.75 cents. weekly beef shipments total 220,000 quarters. Cattle for Liverpool and Glasgow destinations include 420 and 178 head respectively, with Watertown yards showing rising Western cattle demand but overall quiet trading. Brighton market lists Western stock, varied prices, and multiple shipper sales, with steers around 5.30 to 5.55 per hundredweight and notable consignments to British markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
J CG Libby
J Wellera
A P Libby
Je Arnold & Co
H Coolidge & Son
New Heapshire
M Pike
E F Adden
Breck & Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
Kexter
HN Wilson
J KB Sargent
Dow & Moulton
O Marshal
Vermont
Martin & Squier
Hart & Seaver
A O Gurney
G H Sprigg
Scousrs
Hurlport
Y Southworth
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
Monroe
Hathaway
Norse
M Goldsmith
Watertown
New England
Ord Nary Country
Fisner
Giec
George Berry
Glee
J M Dyer
L Morse
J B Sargent
J A Hethaway
Brighton
Yrm Farrell & McFlyon
A N Monroe
Alec
Slec
Flour and Grain Prices Hold Steady Across Markets
For the week ending July 1, flour and grain prices show little change. Western superfine sold at 3.10 to 3.35. common extras 3.45 to 3.70. Michigan and New York markets steady. spring patent at 1.90 to 2.25 and winter at 5.10 to 5.30 per barrel. Corn meal and rye flour sold in small lots, oats and barley prices steady, bran up, cottonseed meal 23 spot and 21.75 to arrive. Produce and dairy prices mixed with butter firm, cheese firmer, eggs steady, beans and peas active, potatoes in demand. Provisions and metals show firm demand. copper, iron, steel rails strong, lead steady, and tin pipe prices adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New England
Bell Telephone
Water Power
Atchison
Central Massachusetts
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Eastern
California Southern
Little Rock
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Wisconsin Central
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Summit Branch
Louisiana & Missouri River
Oregon
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Mexican Central
Burlington & Missouri
Chicago & West Michigan
Ogdensburg Consolidated
Consolidated Versmont
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Connecticut River
Boston & Lowell
Manchester & Lawrence
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
Cambridge
Charles River
Metropolitan
the Journal
Meigs
New York & New England
Connecticut
Danbury
Clark, Ward & Co
American Bell
San Diego
Aspinwall
Water
Tle
Lama
Boston Water Power Company
City Hall
Back Bay Park
Board of Assessors
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Uinois
Nova Scotia
Vermont
Canada
Siegay
Bellmore
Pennsylvania
Port Ceivery
Straits Piz
Dox
Colt
Uplands
Gulf
Ciitbc
Gambier
Shellac
London
Muscatel
Valencia
Ste@uc
Sultana
New Turkey
Virginia
Wilmington
Liverpool
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Wellington
Auckand
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Porto Rico
Hhas Cienfuegos
Ponce
Minnesotta
Rye Dull
Sarley Mal
Dull
Cornu Hipher
Rio
Port Spain
St. Croix
Cuba
Dewey
Petroleum
United
Long Island
Ihbbss Mess Pt
City Extraindia
Cot Wesis
Lero
Isles
Western Steam
City Steam
Western
Speller Quiet
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Eastern Exchange
Si. Louis
Detroit
Dull Coal Trade Presses Prices Across Regions
Coal stocks are high while retail demand for anthracite weakens. Bituminous shipments remain active on old contracts, and colonial coal sales occur at low prices. Detailed commodity quotes follow for coke, chemicals, fish, fruit, freight rates, hay, leather, molasses, and related trade items across ports and markets.
Prices and markets for oils and commodities in New Orleans and Beyond
Market notes cover oils including linseed lard and olive with prices from 40c to 58c per gallon and steady demand. Fish oils, sperm, whale and cottonseed oils priced with export and manufacture sales and exact gallon values. Sugar, refined and raw, shows steady demand with 96 test and centrifugal quotes. Wool and seeds list firm demand and price ranges across multiple grades and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arroyo
Vieger
Barbadoes
New Orleans
Calcutta
Elaine
New Bedford
South Sea
New York
Red Top
Surinam
C & Th
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maine
Cape
Montevideo
Markets by Telegraph. Grain Prices across Cities
New York reports mixed grain markets with large receipts and variable exports as flour and wheat move on light and steady demand. Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and Detroit offer price shifts across flour, corn, oats, rye, and pork products, with notable firmness in rye and softer pork markets.
Cotton Markets July 21 Prices and Stocks by Port
July 21 market update shows Augusta, Galveston, New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis, Savannah, Charleston, Winchester, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Cincinnati, St Louis, Louisville and consolidated U S ports reporting net receipts and stocks. Prices range mid 8 9 to mid 9 16 cents with steady and firm tones. exports coastwise to Britain France and the continent. total U S port stock 269 096.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Mobile
Memphis
Charlestor
Mid &c
Norfolk
Philadelphia
C. Baltimore
New York
Continent
Midi
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Cattle Market in Chicago Slips as Hogs Fall Harder
Chicago July 21 cattle receipts 9609 shipments 2000 market steady with steers at 3 70 to 5 10, stockers and feeders 2 40 to 400, cows bulls mixed 150 to 375, bulk 2 70 to 300. Hogs receipts 25 000 shipments 5 000 market slow and lower with closes 4 40 to 4 90, packing and shipping 4 75 to 5 07 2, skips 250 to 4 125. Sheep receipts 4000 shipments 500 market a shade lower, lambs 4 5 25, Western 3 3 60, Texans 1 75 to 3 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Ite
Union Yards
J N Morse
Canada
Hollis & Co
B Goyett
F Gosselyn
N K Campbell
Combs & Farrer
Glee
E Smith
W Ricker
Hodges & Morse
M Kingman
Michigan
E Berry
Ohio
D & CA Powers of Laws
Maine
J C Libby
H C Arnold & Co
Libby
P_ Libby
J Weiler
W Ricker & Son
C P Burke
G Berry
H Merrill
Arnold & Co
W Harriman
Weiler
C Liply
D Libby Z
J H Gilmanz
B W Harri
Chicago
Wheat market update from Emery Hodges letter at State street
A late private despatch from Emery & Hodges reports a dull but steady wheat market with limited price swings around 5g of a cent. It notes rising wheat exports to the United Kingdom and continent, strong demand for new crop wheat, drought harming Iowa corn, and advised buying corn on weak spots as shipments rise. daily car receipts list wheat, corn, oats, and future estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
United Kingdom
Baltimore
Iowa
Whear
Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Cudahy
Ream
Linn
Kent
Cora
Hutchinson
Esscseeveeess
SOGG
Ee Eeeere
Eves
FOV Ca Cvcvac Svsvensess
le Seeee Eae
Eeganae Oe Oe
Beerbohm's report to the Chamber of Commerce note
London July 21 Wheat along coast steady for shipment. Wheat and corn on passage quiet but firm. Mark Lane prices steady for wheat and corn. English markets dearer. Imports to UK last week total 205000 to 210000 quarters corn 315000 to 330000 quarters flour 140000 to 145000 parcels. Paris notes wheat trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
Paris
Market Slump at UV ve Marchester Reflects Global Trade
The Guardian reports a quiet market due to buyers and sellers adjusting views amid falling exchanges. Merchants send tempting India offers with poor response. East price raises failed. Western trade slackens while buyers gain leverage. export yarns decline and continent orders appear sparse. Cloth prices easing with sheetings flat. producers see little profit margin as costs align with older price levels. Moderate inquiries persist for jacconets booties and printing cains at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UV Ve Marchester
the Guardian
India
Continent
Mediterranean
Financial. London market notes July 21
London financial news lists Consols at 1011-16, United States bonds 4%3 at 11414, Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 491g, 0 seconds 1514, Erie at 4583 with no seconds 162, Mexican ordinary 33, St Pancras common 9534, Pennsylvania 555, Reading 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
St. Pancommon
Pennsylvania
Reading
Imports and Exports. Boston and Barbadoes Cargo List
Import. at Boston. BARBADOES. Steamer Belair carries 500 birds sugar for Baring Bros & Co. 760 for Brown Bros & Co. ROSARIO. Schooner Jose Claver carries 1 720 bales wool 40 hides skins 16 hair for Brown Bros & Co. JORDAN BAY NL. Schooner Judith Ann carries 5 000 lobsters for Eliis & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadoes
Belair
Baring Bros &Co
Brown Bros & Co
Rosario
Jose Claver
Jordan Bay
Judith _Ann
E'S
Eliis & Co
Foreign Exports and Listed Goods From Multiple Ports
Foreign exports listed from Rosario via Portland schooners Nahum Chapin Star Crosby Crosby Ab Worcester to various ports including Port Hawkesbury Halifax Piclou and Charlottetown with cargos of lumber meal flour furniture and general merchandise. Steamer Virginian clears with goods including staves beef bacon lard sugar and other staples. Liverpool details show broad cargoes of cotton corn tobacco and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosario
Portland
Nahum Chapin
Paksboro
Canning
Wolfville
Star
Port Hawkesbury & Souris
AB Crosby
Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Pei
Halifax
Piclou
Worcester
Liverpool
Eog
Virginian
Receipts for Staple Products at Port July 21
A lengthy tally of staple receipts across railroads and ports for July 21 lists cotton, wool, flour, tea, butter, cheese, eggs, lard, beef, leather, hides, and many other goods. It includes totals by company such as Boston & Albany, Grand Junction Kal'toad, Boston & Providence, Old Colony, New York & New England, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine Eastern and Western divisions, Boston & Lowell, and rail and sea shipments plus a comparative table for 1885-1896 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Kal'toad
Boston & Providence Railroad
York
New England
Appice
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Rairoad
Boston & Maine Kalooad
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Heather Rolla
Ashland and many firms listed in connections directory
A dense OCR like roster lists many names and firms with city and state pairs such as Ashland J Penn J Hoover & F A Foster Craw. Austin W B Smith Ads. James Martin Craw. Baltimore H I Lobe Grants & Co Ads. Chicago etc. The fragment reads like an advertising or profession directory with numerous individuals and companies across multiple cities including Craw, Tex, Md, S C, Ill, Pa, Ind, Ky, Tenn, Mo, Kan, Oh, searching for business contacts and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Penn
Hoover
Tex
Lexington
Geo E Spencer
Watkins & Spencer
Louisville
Benjamin Weller
Weller & Payne, E
Ross
Mansfield
Keiser
Craw
York City
Kavenberg
Katzenberg & Son
Philadelphia
Ogden
Jenn
Hanford
Terry
Bunting’s Sons & 10
San Antonio
Kaliski
Par
Statesville
Wallace
Wallace Bros
Sumter
Mr Ryttenbergp
J Ryitenberg & Son
St. Lenis
H Smith
Tre
St. Louis
G W Brown
Brown-Desnoyers Shoe Go
Toledo
B Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Company
T. Peks
Kan
G M_ Chase
Chase & Co
Eco City
Mich
Ib Atwood
Hannah-Lay Mer
Washington, la
J A Harwood
Neumegen
Zacharias To
Washingtn
Wm Hahn
Hahn & Co
Wilmington
Bear
Youngstown
E H Turner
Turner & Cornelius
Ads
Zanesville
Real Estate Transfers Across Boston Areas
Suffolk County sees numerous transfers including Pleasant street James Stevenson to Townsend trustees for 4500 on southwest side. Newbury street Merrill to Hills for 1 dollar with mortgage 10000 to Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance. Dudley street Stillman Tucker to Robin Hu Allen for 117 dollars. Charlestown and Roslindale entries. Dorchester Fairview street Harawick to Noyes for 1 with 5000 mortgage. EasT Boston Milton Street entry. Roxbury Milmont Street transfer to Walter Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
James Stevenson
George J. Townsend
Westville Street
William B. Callender
Joeph D. Hyde
Newbury Street
Silas W. Merrill
Cornelia R. Hills
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Ward Street
Provident Institution For Savings
Abraham Folsom
Jane B
Melrose Street
John A. Stuck
Abraham A. Land
Charter Street
John Donahue
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
Blver
Lucy J. Bassett
Norah Donohue
Rolling Street
Addie H. Carpenter
Isaac H. Hall
Rollins Street
Dorchester
Fairview Street
Benjamin C. Harawick
George A. Noyes
Mozart A. King
Warren N. Pettee
Chapman Avenue
James N. Thompson
Helen M. Tucker
Lauriat Street
Stillman A. Tucker Et al
Robin Hu. Allen
Millet Street
Frank A. Merriam
Samuel B. Pierce
Dudley Street
Williard White
Paul H Kendricken
Charlestown
Louis G. Smith
Elinor R. Murray
Chelsea
John E. Stone
Augusta M. Wells
Spencer Avenue
South
Boston
Charles H. Jenkins
Olive W. Southard
Fifth and G Streets
Michael Keating
Alexander L. McCormack
Property transfers show multiple names and street parcels
Transactions listed include ag mo to Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank for 3008, Walter B. Means to George C. Leach for land on Millimont street, and several other July 1 settlements. Additional entries note Scullion transfers on Rand and Clarence streets, Grueling to Nellie Johnston on Lamartine street, Dustin Lancey trustees to Michael Holland on Dolphin avenue, and Flinn to Homestead Cooperative Bank on Florence avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Mo
Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank
Walter B. Means
George C. Leach
Millimont Street
Felix J. Portunato
Annie O'Neil
Jarvis Street
Matthew Scullion
William F. Hall
Rand Street
Horace Cousens
Clarence Street
Wrest
Dolphin Avenue
Jane
Benjamin F. Flinn
Homestead Co-operative Bank
Florence Avenue
Discharges of Mortgages Recorded for Various Parties
A list of mortgage discharges and related transfers dated from 1836 to 1885 showing cases including Frank H. Pendergast to Flora R. Scott, Caleb S. Whitman to Choate Burnham, South Weymouth Savings Bank to William Buckley, and others. Entries reference trustees, executors, administrators, and various dates, amounts, and properties in Boston and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Pendergast
Flora _R. Scott
Jessie L. Scott
Caleb S. Whitman
Choate Burnham
George Higgins
South Weymouth Savings Bank
William Buckley
Said Buckley
Edward Burner
Rebecca B. Craft
Emily G. Baker
Said Baker
Phineas B. Smith
Trustese
Maria L. Shase
Lorenzo Vose
Pioneer Co-operative Bank
Margaret Co. Avery
Tyrannus F. Collins
Mary A. Mulito
Robert M. Lilley
William Sullivan
Elinor R. Murray
George E. Reade
John Bierd
David Parker
Willard White
Reid White
Eewerd Long
Artemas F. Cheeney
Sali Cheeney
Boston
Five Cents Savings Bank
Mary
Tweing
Tweling
Ekvere
S. Rowland Hart
Philip Hichborn
Augusta
Frances Streets
Henry Lovesy
J. Lee Frost
Waverly Avenue
Letters Praise R H Eddy Patent Attorney
R H Eddy is commended by CHAS MASON EDMUND BURKE and GEORGE DRAPER for exceptional skill, reliability, and personal attention in securing patents, reissues, and extensions across decades of work. The endorsements emphasize promptness, trustworthiness, and effectiveness at the Patent Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Edmund Burke
Bostrox
R. H. Eddy
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
George Draper
Insolvency Notices From Suffolk Court Dated 1886
Notice that Charles Smith of Boston is insolvent with a meeting of creditors set for September 9 1886 at ten in the forenoon in the Probate Building Court Square Boston. Tells that debts to the insolvent and property transfers are forbidden by law and names John B Fitzpatrick as messenger. Also notes Francis Peabody Jr as administrator of Mark Condon's estate and calls for claims and payments to him at 54 Devonshire Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealther of
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
Charles &. Smith
Court Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Sven
Markgare
Condon
Francis Peabody, Jr
Admr
Devonshire Street
William F. Meyle
Louise Meylg
Eae
G.vin
Frank Palasco
Vetio Pomaroto
Adm
Guardian Appointment Petition in Probate Court
Louise A. O Connor of Boston petitions for guardianship of a minor. Cited to appear at Suffolk Probate Court in Boston on July 26, 1886 at 10:00 AM to show cause why guardianship should not be granted. Publication in Boston Post once weekly for three weeks or service seven days before court. Judge J. W. McKin presiding. jy10-11& Th2n
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster’s
Girard Street
Priapetonia Pa
U. S. Quartermaster’s Department
Philadelphia
Q. M. Department
Davis
Jeffersonville
Pacific
Ludington
Q. M
U.S.A
Samuel A. Carlton
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Jonx W. McKim, Esaaire
Elijah George
George W. Sargent
Sail Boston
W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah Gorge
Register
Bmary Casey Gustin
Gait
Quebec
Alg
The
Joan W. Mekra
Eluwan George
jyiz-léThow
Massachussetts
Hiddlesex
William A. Callaghan
Cambridge
Timothy A. Vaallaghan
Saia
Middlesex
Lester Post
George M. Brooks
Rosalie H. Clapp
Loston
Jette
Bostom Post
Joan W. McKin
Joan W. McKim, Esq
Allen Sullivan
Beston
Safe Boston
Joan W. McKim
Annie L. Leach
George
Jenner W. Bird
Suffelk
Jane C. Talbot
Visaia
Joman W. McKis, Esquire
Elijah Georgh
Henry ©. Young
Jonny W. McKim
Squire
Louise A. O'Conorr
Benepene
Edward Bernard
Conor
Gad Court
R. Jams W. McKin, Esquire
Gaid Court
Danie ZL J Maguinnis
Joan W. McKex
Sail Court
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Money Market
Pullman Palace Car Company
Shore Mills Company
Granite Millis Company
Wampanoag Mills Company
Nantucket Savings Institution
Liineis Central
Foote
Agrtherh
Brewer & Wilkins
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Walusbie
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
T& Sep Rabiicso Bees
Ates Fe
At& Pacific
Bur & Mo
Cal Se, Inc
Ny&n
Sonora
Boston & Lo
Wailo
Boston& Alb
B&q
B & Nor
Cambridge H
Ee Cal South
Chi & E Fll
Ae D, L& N
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Flinté P M
Igiq
Kc.f S&g
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la & Mo R
Ee Manc & Law
MH & O
Sir Bile
Rutland
Eeccee
Wis
Zi Ao Pref
Alo
Boston Water P
Bagay Soy San Diego Sd
Auoucz
Cecesee
Cai & Hecla
Cataipa
AmBell
Lam Store Ser
Wilcon W. Fay & Co
Catai Ida
National Bank
Eeeer
Mechanics’ National Bank
National Bank of Redemption
Massachusetts National Bank
State National
North America
Revere National Banke
Webster National Bank
Exchange National Bank
Eeeesereeers
LSI
Exchange National Bank of Salem
Cambridge Horse RR
Chales River Horse RR
Dwelling House Insurance CO
Union Stock Yard & Tr Co
Lamson
Cceereceseaeres
Lowe Cattle CO
Cccesesenrsess
Tancaster Savings Bank Voot
Peoria
Hillsboro
Keston & Albany
Northern Pacific GM
Pusman Palace
Rock & Ft Smith
Cineiu, Sand & Cleve
Wisconsin
American Rapid Telegraph
Netcevecceetyueste Beseesk Olg 8 Electric Accumulator Co
Sccessas
Omaha & So Wester
Ccce Receenees
Tremont National Bank
Fae Atel Vhedenewccepa
Providence
Portsmouth
Atchison & —, RR
Nodaway Valley
Kas City
Ftrovidence
Kansas City & Cameron
Livesreck
Colemian Junction
Ballinger
Indianapolis
Louis
Northern
Chicago and Alton
Indiana, Bloomington and Western
Dubuque
Sioux City
Iowa Falls
Cedar Falls
NEW Ywork Financial
Canada Southern
Del
Weet
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Kansas
Texas
U.u Lake Snot
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan Hierated
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
NY Central
Iss
Csssv
Pacifc
Ohio & Mississippi
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
Sess Western Union
Wabash Pacific
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcoptinental
Dea
St Paul
St Paul, Minn & Man
St Paul & Omaha
Texas Pacific
Secessee
Western Union
Hocking Valley
Denver & R Grande
Wiss
Kans Pac
Los Do
L & San F
Paul
St Pau
Ch & Pac
West Shore
Ss.secrese
Seesssceesees
Hale & Norcross
Homestake
Eureka
Ontario
Neadwood Terra
Quicksilver
Con Cala & Va
Bode
Sceeseesersee
Stannard
Ss.cosee
California
San Francisco
Cal
Minin
Best & Belcher
Good & Curry
Fale
Railroad Matters
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Pac. Sys. Atl. Sys
Sescovcceerss
Arnil Gs Wes
Reuta
UBER
Erichton and
George J. Fox
Fitchburg
N. B
N.B
Secona
Wedinsescay
Holli& Co
J S Henry
A Williamson
W. Scollans
JC Libbey
J Meloy
F H Coolidge & Son
Stone
Coolidge & Son
Arnels
J C Marshall
Hall & Seaver
Flint & Co
J B Remick
C J Udall
Ricker & Son
Dwyer & Lavene
G E Moody
Scattering
L Morsell
B Humbert
W Fisherll
Gerry
W Scollans
B Govett
J H McCarthy
Marrell & McFlynn
G A Sawyer
Review OF the
Telegraph
Clark & Ward's
Commercial
Orleans
Suffolk County
Umphreys
U. S
Mange
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Fulton
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St
Humphreys
Humphreys’ CO
N.Y
Crowquill
Jocand Gilfett & Sons
Faba
Henry Hoe
Sone Acrst
Ubondhows the Liver Ld
Esterbrook Steel Pen. CO
Camden
N. J
John St
Liebig'’S
Liebig Company
Baron Liebig
Leebig Company
OG. David & Go
Fenchurch Avenue
England
JAS. A. Hayes & CO
American & Foreign Patents
R. H. Edd
State St
Kilby
Ommon Wealth of
Elizabeth Bullen
Eliza Bullen
Lizzie Bullen
William L. Sargent
Suffole
Ferry Gustin
Lata
Fitch Fay
Stanstead
Province of
J. H. Tyler
Edwin M. Clapp
Said
Ier Eee
James J Brennan
Aid County
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Kate-Behearn
Rinse Ee
Ss. Pruball Court
Charles H. Leach
Said County
Ommonwear
Amos J. Dean
Arthur Talbot
Ae Bosworth
Edward Bernard O’conor
Arthur Francis Dorr O’conor
Aan Annaneeet
NON Wealth
Emma G. Maguinnis
P.E. Monrey
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