Money Market Mixed With Gains In New York Bank Stat
Boston weekly market report shows easier money with 4 to 5 percent bank loans and 4 to 5 percent discount. New York funds at par to 5 cents premium. tonnage of weekly exchanges up over last year. Brookline National Bank formed with 100000 capital to begin in September. heavy rain boosts stock market late day.
Dividend declarations from several firms including Pepperell and Laconia
Pepperell Manufacturing declares a dividend of 30 per share while Laconia also sets 12 per share. Massachusetts Cotton Mills declares 20 per share. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad issues a quarterly dividend of 2 percent payable on the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Laconia Company
Massachusetts Cotton Mills Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company
Massachusetts
State Street
George Atkinson
Boston
Iliac
Fragmented listing of places and items from a historic page
The text shows scattered entries including telephone references, development names, a route or address, a company, ship berth and various manufactured goods. It reads as a damaged OCR snippet with multiple nonstandard tokens and few readable entities.
New York Financial Market Update July 24
Money on call is easy at 1 to 3 percent with last loan at 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 to 5, bar silver 253, sterling dull. Government and railroad bonds mixed with overall dull trading and modest day-to-day changes. total railroad bond transactions 1,318,000 dollars. Northern Pacific strength noted amid broader market indecision. St Louis & Texas and other issues discussed. Transactions totaled 113,013 shares with broad listings including Louisville & Nashville and Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Louisville & Nashville
Delaware & Hudson
Louisvile & Nashville
Indiana
Bloomington & Western
Consolidated Gas
Texas and Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Parkersburg
Chesapeake & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Eastern Division
Lake Shore
Lake Erie & Western
Minneapolis & St. Loui
New Orleans Pacific
Southern Pacific of California
Shenandosh Valley
Wabash
Central Iowa
St. Paul
Ava Oio & Mississippi
W.S. Lawson & Co
Northern Pacifics
Villard
Jane Company
Northern Pacific
Stock market overview from scattered listings with many railroad and utility ties
A dense compilation of railway, electric and shipping shares including Adams Express Ohio & Mississippi American Express Oregon Navigation Union Pacific and more. Numerous percent changes and preferred listings appear amid scattered city and company names, with limited coherent narrative.
Mining Stocks Close in San Francisco July Prices
In San Francisco on July 24 the official closing prices for mining stocks show Best & Belcher and Gould & Curry among the featured names. Other listings include Yellow Jacket and Mono with minor percentage movements as market activity ends for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorles Sors
Yellow Jacket
Ontario
Quicksilver
Quicksilver Pref
Stannard
Toflaie & Norcross
Belcher Eeepteseseces
Estensees
Bodie
Beicher
San Francisco
Cal
Best & Belcher
Osha
Gould & Curry
Important Railroad Purchase Confirmed by Mineral Range
Reports of a Hancock and Calumet absorption by the Mineral Range are confirmed. Terms were agreed weeks ago and transfer is set for August 1. The Mineral Range will own all Hancock and Calumet road, rolling stock, and appurtenances, plus the Allouez extension. Hancock will be the central station with both lines converging there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Range Railroad
Hancock & Calumet
Mineral Range Road
Allouez
Mineral Range
Hancock
Late Track Construction on Seven Lines Advances Rail Mileage
The Railroad Gazette notes 88 miles of new track across seven lines. Extensions include Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Arkansas River West ern from Sylvia Kansas to St John 18 miles and Batesville Brinkley from Auvergne Arkansas to Newport. Other lines add 24 13 and 12 miles with various endpoints. Aggregate yearly mileage figures compare 1860 to prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Gazette
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Arkansas River & Western
Sylvia
Kan
St. John
Batesville
Covington & Macon
Micon
Orange Belt
Longwood
Fla
Rome, Watertown
Ogdensburg
Norwood
N. Y
Massena Springs
Housatonic Talks Lease with Danbury and Norwalk
A Bridgeport dispatch reports ongoing negotiations to lease the Danbury and Norwalk railroad for ninety nine years. South Norwalk directors met but no definite action was learned, though a private despatch claimed a lease vote pending stockholder approval. Superintendent Bishop of the Housatonic said he knew nothing about the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury & Norwalk
Bridgeport
Bishop
Housatonic Road
Associated Press
Creditors Meet as Boston Tailors Accept 40 Cents on Dollar
Meeting of creditors for Martin Brewer & Co. in Boston rejected prior claims and accepted a 40 cent on the dollar settlement. Several assignments and failures across the country are noted, including W S Masten, J H Arnold, and A N Gitrault, with broader financial distress among merchants in Lyndonville, Providence, Vineland, Little Rock, and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Brewer & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Horswall & French
Franklin Street
William A. Harris
Attica
N. Y
W.S. Masten
Lyndonville
Ark
Timothy Bradshaw
Columbia
Harper
Muncie
Ind
Property transfers across Boston area trust deeds and sales
Suffolk County records list transfers on Newbury Minot Cypress Pitts Shawmut and surrounding streets with buyers and lenders including Provident Institution for Savings Roxbury Institution for Savings and Lowell Central Savings Bank. Notable parcels include Campbell Avenue Dana Street and Warren Street transfers with square footage and prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury Street
A. Pierce Green
Provident Institution For Savings
Minot Street
Timothy Fitzpatrick
Catherine Hayes
Cypress Avenue
Samuel Darton
Edward Turner
Pitts Street
Ephraim Lissner
James Little
Shawmut Avenue
Stephen W. Trowbridge
Robert S. Hamilton
Roxbury Institution
Revere
Dustin Lancey
Francis Caraheretux
Louis Congdon
Pearl Avenue
Horace B. Spear
John Cazale
Dana Street
Roxbury
James O’brien
Joseph W. Baich
Tremont Street
David Nevins
Francis W. Kittredge
Street
Traveis W. Kittredge
Warren and
Moreland Streets
Harriet F. Nevins
Warren Street
West Roxbury
William McKenzie
Horace Farrington
Highland Street
Lowell Central Savings Bank
Washington and
Betheven Streets
Patrick McLaughlin
Mary A. McDonald
Hyde Park Avenue
Mortgage transfers and quitclaims listed in notices
Phiness B Smith to Phineas Smith a dis case mortgage by Owen Nawn May 2033. William J Talbot to Alfred W Clarke Jr a quitclaim of mortgage by Martha B Mason May 28 200. Albert Gates Jr to Howes Ryder trustee quitclaim of mortgage by Edwin G Crab tree June 25 250. Lucinda Savage to Frederick C Savage discharge of mortgage by Julia A Rice June 28 1883 1600. Frederick OC Savage to Jennie M and William D Daisley quitclaim of mortgage by Julia A Rice June 28 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiness B. Smith
Phineas Smith
Owen Nawn
William J. Talbot
Alfred W. Clarke, Jr
Marth B. Mason
Albert Gates, Jr
Howes Ryder
Edwin G. Crabtree
Lucinda Savage
Frederick C. Savage
Julia A. Rice
Frederick OC
Savage
Jennie M
William D. Daisley
Salem Councilman and Lynn leader arrested in Harrington conspiracy
Councilman William B. O Keefe of Salem and Peter McGeough of Lynn, executive board members, were arrested on a conspiracy warrant sought by Henry W. Downing. The case stems from a Harrington and Co. strike ordered by the two men. They were held on $100 bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. O’keefe
Salem
Peter McGeough
Lynn
District Assembly
K. L
Henry W. Downing
Messrs
Charles Harrington & Co
Boston
Messrs. Harrington & Co
O’keefe
McGeough
Market Clippings: Grain and Provisions Hold Steady
The flour market remains dull and unchanged with corn oats and butter quiet at prior quotes. Beans firm for choice stock apples easier seeds steady hay quiet potatoes similar poultry and game steady tallow dull sugars quiet and easy with no notable price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Vermont Dairy
Newark
New Hampshire
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Island
Timothy
Co West
Red Top
Jersey
Bristol Ferry
Long Island
Norfolk
Flour and Grain Market Prices in July 1886
Wheat prices sag with weak flour demand while corn and oats stay quiet. Butter and eggs hold firm in New York and Chicago markets with scattered rises and steady cheese. various mill and grain futures listed across mills and export terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
New York
Provisions Market Report on Meats and Hams Prices
Provisions show pork and lard steady from last, packed meats in good demand, fresh beef quiet, and other fresh meats strong. The report lists extensive price ranges for pork cuts, lard varieties, hams, smoked shoulders, bacon, and beef cuts, alongside fresh beef per weight categories and other meat types with regional and grade variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Sugar and oil prices steady amid quiet market report
Sugar markets show varied quotations for raw and refined grades with steady prices for several loaf forms. Molasses and oils also described as quiet to moderately in demand, with specific figures for Porto Rico and Centennial oil brands. cotton futures remain steady as Liverpool closes steady and U.S. port receipts list American bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Centennial
Beacon Light
Head Light
Imperial
Gulf
Liverpool
Orleans
Cotton in Sight Figures Show Decline Across Years
Imports into continental ports this week total 28 000 bales. The cotton in sight tonight falls 40 074 bales from 1885, down 89 489 bales from 1884 and 543 446 bales from 1883, with American and East India stocks and prices listed against Liverpool and New York midpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
United State
United States
Brazil
Londor
God
India
Europe
Egypt
East India
New York
London
Britain
Hamburg
Bremen
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Havre
Margulles
Barcelona
Genoa
Trieste
Pork Packing in the West Shows Higher Hogs Through Fall
Western hog markets have held steady with a total 3,340,000 hogs packed since March 1, up from 2,960,000 a year ago and 185,000 packed this week. Chicago receipts rose due to lower Western freight rates, boosting shipments including grass-fed stock. Dry Western weather may push hogs forward, potentially increasing later-season offerings and softening average weight. Exports of lard and meats at four ports exceeded last year, with stocks light outside Chicago. Regional pack totals and mail data list figures for Kansas City Milwaukee St Louis Cedar Rapids Cleveland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Bradstreet
Canada
New York Bank
Omaha
Columbus
Minneapolis
Worcester
Springfield
Memphis
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Hartford
Boston
Lowell
Peoria
Denver
Galveston
N. York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Fran
N.orpns
Pittsb’g
Pyov Wee
Minneap
Columb’s
Heaven
Portland
St. Jos
Syracuse
Bos
N.Y
Bell Telephone
New York & New England
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Atchison
Wisconsin Central
Eastern
New England
Erie Telephone
Kans
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Dallas
Red River
Rowlett’s Creek
Coleman Junction
Ballinger
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Fort Scott & Gulf
Clinton
Little Rock & Fort Smith
California Southern
Scrip
Summit Branch
Oregon Transcontinental
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Gost Cscs Sane
Juan
GYOSS
Portsmouth
Great Falls & Conway
Central Massachusetts
Old Colony
Rutland
Boston, Concord
Baldwin
Journal
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Mexican Central
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Bears
Erie Telephone Company
Acc
Erie
New England Telephone Company
Chicara
Chichlo
Milwauker
Orleans
State
Ohio
Minnesota
Sarley
Rio
Lsc
United Pipe
Long Island
Liverpool
Windall
Speller
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cotton and grain market report from New York and Midwest
New York reports mixed grain and flour trade with unchanged cotton prices. Wheat declines in Chicago and St Louis while rye and corn show varied gains and losses across markets. Ohio and Minnesota flour shifts noted along with steady sugar and edible oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Ic
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Fall River and Providence Print Cloth Markets Strong
The Fall River print cloth market shows stronger activity than in 1880 with 36,000 pieces on hand and 14,000 held by speculators. Weekly totals report production at 175,000 pieces and deliveries at 194,000 with 60,553 pieces stock. In Providence prices firm at 33 for 64 squares and 21 5-16c for 56x60s. sales total 61,500 pieces with varied futures and spot offerings and large manufacturer stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Providence
Cotton Market Report Dated One Day Consolidated
Net receipts and sales listed by port show Augusta and Philadelphia firm or steady with mid prices around 9 to 97 cents. Exports to Great Britain and coastwise shipments reflect varied demand across Gulf and Atlantic ports with stock totals tightening in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
C. Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Unite States
United States
France
Washington
Eddy
Cattle and hog markets mixed as receipts rise in Chicago
Chicago cattle receipts reach 1500 with shipments 130 and steers around 950 to 1500 lbs. Prices range 355 to 400 for cattle and 250 to 375 for stockers. Cows and bulls sell 170 to 375, bulk 260 to 800. Hogs show receipts 9400 with shipments 4000 and steady to uneven at 405 to 495. Sheep receipts 300 with native and Texan lambs priced around 2 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Washington
Wheat Bears Hold Ground as Hail Storm Hurts Crops
A late despatch from No 28 State Street reports bulls discouraged by large wheat receipts and weak prices, while Duluth and Fargo Grand Forks hail storms damage crops. Corn remains steady to firm with modest gains as car shipments and weekly receipts are tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Duluth
Fargo
Grand Forks
Foreign Markets: Wheat, Cotton, and Havana Sugar Report
Beerbohm reports from London and Liverpool show wheat steady for shipment and nearby, corn quiet but steady, with firm demand for U S imports. Havana sugar market remains quiet with weak weekly totals, reshaping exchange and freight rates as exports shift to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Jim
Corp Strong
California
Liverpool
Orleans
Amerean
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Imports and Exports Across Ports for Wood, Tea and Sugar
Imports at Boston bear river Nova Scotia and numerous ports including Cow Bay and Haynan. Ships report coal sugar lumber hides tobacco hemp and donkey orders, with nitrate of soda wool cotton seed and various goods shipped from Iquique Demerara and Puerto Rico. Shipments list schooners brig and steamer names with cargoes of cedar logs hemp tar sugar coffee and molasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bear River
Minel
Ege Delong
Seaman
Cow Bay
Eliza
Odiorns
Haynan
Saguan Repulic
Lozwood Dupuy
Riboul & Co
Iquique
Hemenway & Browne
Aruchangsl
Annendale
Carthagenia
Belle Higgins
Emery & Co
Ponce and Guanica
Playfair
UROSS
JG Curtis
Dulce
Forrest
Demerara
Henrietta
RC Cushman & Co
Foreign Exports and Trade Goods Across Atlantic Ports
Freight lists show schooners and steamers at Saint John Yarmouth Liverpool Bear River Kalifax Port Hawkesbury Charlottetown and more carrying flour cornmeal lumber beef linseed meal glassware and hardware. Multiple vessels including Druid On Time Lord Mayo Florence Christina Merriman and others loaded with varied merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST John
Yarmouth
Baes
Bbis
Liverpool
Bear River
Lord Mayo
Oda River
Port Hawksbury
Charlottetown
Pei
Merriman
Staple Receipts from Railroads and Merchants
Inventory of goods received and stored by multiple railroads including Boston & Albany Boston & Providence Boston & New York and others. Wool, corn, oats, malt, lard, butter, cheese, beans, lumber, hides and leather items listed with quantities and containers across islands and divisions. References to various railroad lines and export items appear throughout the fragment.
Total Receipts of Staple Products at the Port
A daily port receipt table lists totals for staples from all shipment points for July 24 compared with last year. Items include cotton bales, wool, flour, meal, corn, oats, wheat, malt, rye, millfeed, tallow, beef, pork, lard, bacon, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, butter, oleo, cheese, kegs, beans, apples, potatoes, hay, straw, lumber, leather, hides, skins, pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Island Junction
Boston & Providence Railroad
da Golong Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine Kairona
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
iSkins
Akina
City and firm ad agents listed across multiple states
Baltimore to Waco and many cities name sales agents and firms. The list names individuals and firms such as Mitchell Co Ads Boone and Canier Bros Craw in Charleston ONeill & Sons in Creigh Phelps Dodge Palmer in Chicago Whit ney Bowen Co in Cleveland ONeill Simon Ads J Richardson Co in Elmira Ehrman Lauer Ehrman Redlich H J Redlich Craw Lewis E H Lewis Bros Grand Rapids Mayhew Bassett Son Re Spencer Watkins Spencer Weller Payne Re Ross Am Keiser Craw Sipe Heffelfinger OC A Heffelfinger Am Hann Charles Crawford Norfolk Whitehurst Craw Morse Ads Terry Boutings Sons Co Quincy Doerr Smith Tre Lewis Co Stebbins Ads Tiffin Holmes Par Toledo Taylor American Hand Sewed Shoe Topeka Chase Co Traverse City Hannah Lay Mer Co Friedman Loveman Am W Baker Ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
I Lobe
Grattan, Mitchell & Co
Ads
Boone
W H Canier
Canier Bros
Craw
Charleston
O'Neill
D O'Neill & Sons
Creigh
Chicago
George BH
P Dodge
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer, Ace
Corsicana
Tex
J T Sullivan
Carlton
Cleveland
Mr Whitney
Whitney, Bowen & Co
Geo Simon
O'Neill & Simon
Defiance
Kansas City
Hardman
Par
Lexington
S Bassett
Bassett & Son
Geo E Spencer
Watkins & Spencer
Louisville
Benjamin
Weller
Weller & Payne
G P Ross
Mansfield
F Keiser
Heffelfinger
Montgomery
Ala
Charles Hann
Norfolk
Larag
Whitehurst
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Money Market
Maverick National Bank
Hyde Park
Brookline
Brookline National Bank of
J. Anson Guild
Austin W. Benton
Charles H. W. Foster
T. Eustis Francis
George H. Worthley
Francis W. Lawrence
M. W. Quinlan
Thomas B. Griggs
Mr. Guild
Reuben S. Swan
Natonal Bank of
Sterling
Aspinwall
N’s
Boston Post
Phila Cue Envie
San Bran
Baltmore
N.orleans
Pitteburg
Kan. City
Akon Cube Veston
Aves Seine Dewoit
Ieveland
Indianapolis
Membee
Mantford
New Haven
Fortland
St. Joseph
Pittsburg
Brand
New York Commercial Bulletin
Arizona
Copper Herald
Copper Falls Company
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
No. 1
No. 2
Boots
Lowell Machine Shop
Naumkeag
Atlantic
Exchange
Tremont
Old Boston
City
Eagle
Howard
North America
Continental
Mechanics
Redemption
Webster
Webster 1044 To 1034. Among Out of Town Banks Exchange of
First National of
Woburn
First Mortgage
C.H Venner
Bankers
Boston Stock Exchange
Walter Pseashing WM. Blodget
E. P. Merritt
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Brokers’ Board
Bur & Mo
Ee C.B& N
Kk Zw
Ny&ne
Oregon
To&sfe
Seaceue
Atlan & Pac
Roston & Alb
Bos, C & M
Oly Cambridge H
Se Os
Ch. Ree Peer Ee Tee
Ig C, B & Nor
Ch &Em
Es Ag
Sale
Lgo
Pitchburg
Little R& Fis
Maine
I Dod
Gtf & OC
Ummit
Wis
Ea Ae
Am Bel
Kerie
Lam Store Ser
Pullman P
Exchange National Bank
State National Bank
Peedgnee Ae
Massachusetts National Bank
First National Bank
Ssessseseeel Bohm
Exchange National
RR of
Tremont National Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Boston National Bank
National Tune Works
Boston & Albany RR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
South Boston Horse Railway
Little Rock & Ft Smith RR
Metropolitan Horse RR
Cambridge Horse RR
Dwelling House Insurance
American Bolt Co
Union Stock Yark and Transit
Boston Cyclorama Co
Aspinwall Land Co
Lamgon Store
RCI
Union Pacific RR
Mad River
Lake Erie
Cadseviersssau
Mansfield & Framingham
Iowa Loan and Trust
Geat Falls & Con
Sctip Co
Sandusky & Cleve
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Bonanza Development
Ceess
Mfg. Company
Bruns
Kensington
Sap Ree Hime As
NEW York Financial
Canada Southern
L. & West
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Pacific
Ohio & Mississippi
Ontario & Western
Esseree Pacific Mail
Dec
Evansville
Reading
St Paul
Omana
Texas Pacific
Western Unison
Wabash Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Diffe Pacific
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Richmann
Marion
New York & Philadelphia
Itosp.e
Benjamin G. Clark
Reoe
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Northwestern Company
Metropolitan
Republic
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Maitland Phelps
C. Benedict & Co
St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas Company
Newburyport & Aroesbury Horse Railroad
International Trust Company of Boston
Burlington & Northern Road
Chippe
Everett A. Stevens
Charlestown
Grand Trunk
New York City
Northern
Joseph
Grand Island
Vicksburg and
Meridan
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Gulf, Colorado
Santa FE
Dan
Alton
Terra Haute
Eeee
Alabama
Great Southern
Rio Grande
Adams Express
Iron & Terre Haut
Ohio & Misspref
Juntario and Western
American Express
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mall
Panama
D.& Eva Ee
Eesee
Pullman Paiac
Pacarine
Richmond & All
Richmond & Danville
Chicago & Alton
Richmond & W P
Rochester & Pitts
Chicago, Bar & Quincy
Rock Island
Chic
St Louis & Pa
St Louis & San Fran
Boston Air Line
Sur
O.R& N
Canada Pacific
Secerses
Central Pacific
Cin
San & Cleve
Cleve
Cssacrece
SM East
Wabash, Stl & Pac
Fort Wayne
Houston & Texas
Wells Fargo Ex
Ilinois Central
Western Union
Bloom & West
Mocking Valley
Kan & Tex
BNEIO
Ana Western
Lo & Nash
New al
Manhattan Beach
Colum
Mem
Denver & R Grande
Do West
Lsts
Michigan Central
Erie Seconds
Ls& W
Miss, K & T
Mion & St L
Dod
Northern Pacists
Movile & Ohio
Eos
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey Central
Oregon Nav
Norfolk & W
Stl & San F
St Paul Consoils
Ch & Pac
Northwest
So Pac Cai
Texas Pacific Landgrts
Union Pacific Ists
West Shore
Railroad Matters
Portland & Ogdensburg
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad
East Branch
Glen Ellis
Saco River
Bartlett
Upper
Sawyer’s River
Heart
Suffolk County
Ann Henshaw
Charles J. Paige
Emma G. Quigley
John F. Byron
Byron Court
Dorchester
Franklin
Rose
John P. Hopkins
Lauriat Avenue
Rollin H. Alien
Francis M. Baker
Owen
Calisaya
Caswell, Hazard & Co
Pork Packing
Telegraph
Hutchingn
Commercial
Boot and Shoe Buyers
American & Foreign Patents
R. H. Eddy
State St
Kilby
Tyegard
H . Mason
Edmund Burke
George Draper
Avery St
Menry Wee
Aaron R. Gay & CO
Remington
Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict
Washington St
CNG Loan & Prose CO
Y. B. Sweet
Pres
Topeka
Kas
GEO. M. Stearns
Sohn Jeffries & Sons
GENTS
Bose Lon and Vicinity
Devonshire St. Declow
Mtr
Ortolet
Cammer
Hill & CO
Coffin & Henrery
Iowa Farm Mortgages
Des Moines
Rutland Railroad Co
John A. Mead
Hutland
Abby H. Johnson
Gannett Institute
Key
Gro. Gannett, A. M
Prin
Chester Sq
The
Institute of Technology
Boylston Place
Albert Hale
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Milk Street
City OF
Western Avenue
William Jackson
Devrot Quartermaster’s
Girard Street
Puriapretrata
Penn
Schuylkill Arsenal
Pacific Coast
M. I. Ludington
Suffolk, &S. Probate Court
Randall
Said County
Andrew J. Browne
Suffolk
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William L. Sargent
George W. Sargent
Cour
Joan W. McKim
Mary Driscoll
Daniel F. Dhiscoull
Poston
Jolly W. McKim, Esquire
Abigail B. Cushing
Cohsset
Charles A. Crawford
Michael F. Higgins
Matthew Harkins
Joseph F. Mohan
Joseph Billiard
Mary Ann Billiard
O'Tice
Eliza J. Emmes
Sam’s Emmes
S. Boston
Court Square
Thomas Fee, Jr
County of
Hiram G. Cutting
Alvah S Skinner
P. S
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee Seed
Erik Medical CO
Buffalo, N. J
Eprom
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