Money Market Strikes firmer as rates rise in Boston
Boston money market grows firmer with higher clearing house rates. General market paper ranges from 4.4 to 5.1 percent with strongest paper at 5 percent. New England stock market active led by New York & New England. Bonds and rail stocks advance amid reports on Kansas & Arkansas Valley extension and railway earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New York & New England
Bell Telephone
New England
Mexican Telephone
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Central Massachusttts
Eastern
Flint
Little Rock
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Rutland
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Wisconsin Central
Strong
Atchison Plain
California Southern
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Indiana
Indiana, Bloomington &Western
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Pullman
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Flint & Pere Marquette
Little Beck
Fort Smith
Indian Territory
Arkansas City
Kan
Coffeyville
Kansas & Arkansas Valley
Huntington
Ark
Louisville
New Orleans
Texas
Marquette, Houghton & Ontohagon
Danbury & Second Avenue
Revere Beach & Lynn
Boston & Lowell
Central Massachusetts
Connecticut & Passumpsic
Fitchburg
Metropolitan
Market Summary From Grain to Fruits and Norfolk Steamer Arrives
Flour quiet unchanged corn firm with higher prices. Fresh beef eases slightly while butter firm at close. Watermelons quiet at 15c medium and 18c extra. berries and currants listed with varied prices. California fruit crates priced. Norfolk steamer due Friday bringing apples pears grapes potatoes squash and tomatoes in large quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Sac
California
Flo ur and grain prices and provisions report week ending July 28
Flour and grain markets show moderate demand with mixed lots sold including Western superfine at 310 335, common extras at 345 370, Michigan and New York freight at 435 470, and Minnesota bakers 410 435. Corn meal and rye flour activity steady. oats, barley, bran and feed values listed. Butter firm, cheese steady, eggs varied. beans and peas firm with notable Vermont and New York ranges. Metals and iron show steady pig iron, steel rails firm. lead markets quiet. Provisions above all firm with pork, bacon and lard prices noted.
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Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Ilinois
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Canada
Gray
Boston
Western
Calcutta
Extra
Extra Western
Elaine
New Bedford
Timothy
Chicago
Bush
Pennsylvania
California
Eastern
Maine
Southern Steedy
Harley Mitdail
White State
Rio Guil
United
Long Island
Bbis Mess Pt
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
Tierces Refined Continent, Pt
State
Liverpool
Speliier
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Exystern Exchange
Ise
Toledo
Baltimore
Rio
Jawa
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
Uplands
Gulf
Cape Aloes
Sicily
Gambier
Murlata
Hake
Malaga
London
Turkey
Seles
Virginia
Wilmington
Transatlantic
Topacco
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Welington
Auckland
Philadelphia
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Fajardo
Ponce
New Orleans
NAVAL
Chicago and Northwest Railway annual report shows gains
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company releases its annual report ending May 30 1886. Highlights include gross earnings of 24 279 589 up from 23 502 056, net earnings 10 420 373 versus 9 708 149, and dividends reduced due to lower stock rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Cescesecece
Ience Ee
Elijah Smith and the Northern Pacific control
The New York Tribune reports Elijah Smith and allies do not seek to take control of the Northern Pacific. Stock transfers were from brokers already holding shares for election purposes to ensure Smith’s voting position. The aim is to maintain Oregon Transcontinental representation on the board and to vote in September without provoking a major power shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Smith
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
New York Tribune
Mr. Smith
Oregon Company
Smith
Oregon Transcontinental
Northern Pacific Board of Directors
Broad gauge conversion on Utah & Northern line completed
The Utah and Northern railway full gauge change involves replacing half the old ties with broad gauge ties and driving spikes on one side to widen rails. A parallel project between Butler and Anaconda installs a third rail for mixed use while the Stuart to Garrison segment will carry a single gauge for Northern Pacific trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah & Northern Road
Butler
Anaconda
M. T
Stuart
Garrison
Northern Pacific
The Pennsylvania Railroad finances rise in 1886
The statement of business for all lines east of Pittsburgh and Erie shows June 1886 gross earnings up 600 463 with expenses up 158 774 and net earnings up 111 689 compared with June 1885. For six months in 1886 earnings rise 1 930 581, expenses 780 806, net 1 149 765. West of Pittsburgh and Erie a six month deficit to liabilities totals 650 198, a smaller deficit than 336 892 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Florida Railroad Company
Sanford
Fla
Jacksonville, Tampa
Key West
Tampa
Gulf Coast
Chicago
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Alexander Helm
Illinois, Indiana & Iowa Railroad
Wason Car Company
Springfield
Boston & Providence
Norfolk & Western Road
Grose
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Coaland Iron Companies
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pitteburg and
Erie
Pittsburg
Ers
Prices Across Markets for Livestock and Beef
A market report lists car counts over routes totaling 602 with note double decks count as two. It details beef prices by quality, store cattle values, sheep and lamb prices, hides and tallow, and notes movements at Brighton and various regional yards including milch cows, calves, and draught stock with recent sale prices and market remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
Boston & Albany
Eastern
N. B
American Electric Mfg Company Machinery Sale Notice
An industrial notice lists 20 American Elec. Mfg. Co. and a 500 Blue Ridge section with 500 CUs indicating capacity or units. The fragment suggests a sale or inventory detail from an era catalog or classified notice.
Local Patent Medicine Ads Describe Quick Cures
An early 20th century ads list Hale's Honey cough remedy Glenn's Sulphur Soap German Corn Remover Hill's Hair Dye Pike's Toothache Drops Dean's Rheumatic Pills with prices from 25 to 50 cents. The lineup touts rapid relief and beauty or health benefits across several tonics soaps and salves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Dean
Coal and Coffee Market Updates Amid Steady Freight Rates
Coal and coke prices drift and sales slow while producers push some higher list prices. Coffee markets hold firm with Rio and Mocha varied per bean quality as demand stays quiet. fruit and nut prices show modest shifts and steady supply. Freight rates hold across transatlantic routes with diverse city rates. naval stores and molasses markets show easing and steady demand in limited sectors.
Droves of Veal Calves and Live Stock Prices
Means 37 grassers at 214c, 40 Vermont calves at 145 lbs at 5440. Droves of veal calves with listings across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts New York and beyond. Market notes from Watertown and Brighton describe cattle sales, prices steady to firm for fat hogs and store pigs, and weather dulling cattle demand with shipments to White Mountains and Western yards continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pees A. Horges
Maine
Hampshire
New York
Watertown
Brighton
Boston
Knights of Labor
Canada
Hollis & Co
G E Moody
Breck & Wood
W C Cleveland
J B Sargent
BS Hastings
H F Gilbert
JC Libby & Son
H Merrill
RH Marble
George Means
J C Richardson
FJ Holt
Ilinois
D M Taylor
Philadelphia
Scotland
Slee
London
Monroe
Glasgow
H Bird & Co
W Scollans
Saies
J Weiler
W Fisher
CH Merrill
Flint & Blanchard
Dow & Moulton
J . Libby & Son
Ricker & Son
George
Vermont
J Weller
J C Libby
A Willamson
Comps & Farrar
A Worthern
R E French & Co
N K Campbell
Martin & Squire
A A Pord
W Ricker
Kimball
Massachusetts
Henry
Scattering
T Fisher
Robinson
S Y Southworth
D Shirley
Northern
Ids
White Mountains
Glen House
Gorham
JF McCawley
B Harlbert
EF Adden
Whipple & Farpham
A Wortheia
W Scolians
J A Hathaway
Siac
C Leavitt
Farrell & McFlynn
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Chicago
Cattle steady with 7600 received and 2000 shipped. shipping steers mostly 950 to 1500 pounds, 350 to 500 dollars, stockers and feeders 240 to 370, cows 150 to 399, bulk 269 to 310. Texans steady. cows 2150 to 2750, grass steers 260 to 400. Hogs receipts 19,000, shipments 2600, market strong early then closing weak. typical weights 4.20 to 4.95, packing and shipping 4.75 to 5.26, light 4.20 to 5.05, ships 4.10 to 4.50. Sheep receipts 3000, market strong for good natives 2.20, Western 2.30 to 3.40, Texans 1.75 to 2.50, lambs 4.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Letter from Chicago on Wheat and Corn Declines
Clark and Ward report heavy New York selling driving wheat down with sporadic firm spots. close for September at 76 1/2 to 75. Local crowd bearish. about 130000 bu chartered for shipment with little price effect. Wheat movement expected to improve in a week, August deliveries to be placed. corn falls on realizing, threatens 50c if rains do not arrive. Nearby futures show mixed opens and closes, with August and September prices listed across corn and wheat contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
New York
Ccoessees Coeers
Ecees
Senessidh
Peariess
Emery and Hodges Letter on Grain and Market Losses
A late private despatch from Emery & Hodges at No. 28 State Street reports wheat opening strong then weakening on realized sales with a 2 cent daily net loss. Ream, Cudahy, and big operators sold. twelve export loads booked. Corn opened higher, stayed feverish, and closed unchanged from yesterday amid continuing dry crop in the corn belt. Receipts and futures data listed for wheat, corn, oats, hogs, and related contracts with July and September columns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Ream
Cudahy
Chicago Grain Market Decline After Opening Strength
Chicago grain report says Cudahy brokers sold wheat at 784c for September then prices fell rapidly to 761c near close. Receipts large with Toledo forecasting 700 cars tomorrow. Corn rose to 464c, eased to 443c, closing around 45c, with curb sales at 46c. Locally, rains spurred quick selling by scalpers, who fear dry weather will push corn higher soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain Market. Co. S. Lee
Chicago
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Cudahy
Bliss, Tuttle
Toledo
Beerbohm's Chamber report on cargoes and wheat market
London report notes cargoes off the coast and for shipment with wheat firmer and corn firmer as of July 28 at 12:30 p.m. The bulletin covers pas sage and near term movements in mercantile cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Market reports from Mark Lane and Liverpool trading houses
At Mark Lane wheat and corn prices are firm, English markets strong, French markets quiet. Liverpool spot wheat firm, corn dearer. Paris wheat and flour dearer. Weekly UK corn imports 165000 to 175000 quarters flour, 220000 to 325000 quarters. voyage corn 2,000,000 quarters, wheat 690000, corn 130000 on the continent. Liverpool July 28 bread stuffs steady, corn steady, quotes for wheat and other commodities. Cotton firm with good demand. futures mixed across summer contract months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Paris
United Kingdom
California
Financial note from London and Havana markets
London July 28 Consols quoted 1019 16 for money and account United States bonds at 4 12634 nominal 4498 11454 Atlantic and Great Western firsts 493 Canada Pacific 6844 Erie 243g Mexican ordinary 85 St Paul common in New York Central 112 Pennsylvania quotes Havana July 28 Spanish gold 221 2 14 sugar weak and exchange weak with 60 days gold premiums and Paris London premiums noted about 2 1/2 to 6 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Central
New Mexico
Sonora
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Ogdensburg
Vermont
New England Telephone Company
Imine
BANCO
Cccc
Sccenaes
Aseopes
Inc
American Bell
New England
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canada Pacific
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Havana
Paris
Mortgage transfers and land deeds across Suffolk County streets
A list of real estate transactions from Hampden through Roxbury and Charlestown detailing mortgages and transfers. Properties on Hampden, Gerard, Reading, Humboldt, Crawford, Farnham, Dudley Winslow, Downer, Ellis, Thornton, and other streets involve sums from $50 to $8500 with various back mortgages and discharge actions recorded during July 1945. multiple names include Samuel Little, John Honan, Cornelius Harley, Robert Molineaux, Edward A. Shay, Elizabeth Hazelton, Alfred Zeigler, Patrick Holland, and Henry Mitchell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Street
Samuel Little
John Honan
Dutto Vo
Gerard Street
Williams
Cook
Cornelius Harley Etux
Reading Street
Humboldt Avenue
Robert G. Molineaux
Crawford Street
Edward A. Shay
Rebecca Shay
Charles Liffler
Humboladt Avenue
Seth A. Fowle
Hum
Ditto
Eizabeth F. Hazelton
Farnham Street
Roxbury
Charles A. Jefferson
Everett KR
Dexter
Dudley _ Winslow streets
Elizabeth Adeline Williams Bradlee
Frank E. Magullion
Dearborn
Dudley Streets
Patrick Noonan
Patrick Noonan, Jr
Downer Street
James Warren Hayward
Alfred Zeigier
Ellis and
Thornton Streets
Henry Mitchell
Dorchester
Ariel H. Crocker
Joseph W. Homer
Longmeadow Street
James Murray
Brookline
Margaret Roach
Mary Cotton
Brookline Avenue
Brighton
Franz Frederick Fogel
Granville Fuller
Riverdale Street
Revere
Dustin Lansey Et al
Patrick Holland
Delphine Avenue
Chelsea
Nathaniel J. Mead
Thomas P. Healey
Luna
Walnut Avenue
Benjamin F. Delano
Roslindale
Otis Shephard
George W. Evans
Pii H Street
Winthrop
Benjamin T. Floyd
Lucretia Floyd
Washington Avenue
Charlestown
Henry F. Sweltzer
Benjamin F. Tyler
Russell Street
Georgianna Kingsbury
Benjamin F. Dodge
John J. Bradish
John A. Keni
Cornelius O’leary
Said O’leary
John ©. Shaw
William F. Stahl
Said Stahl
Mary A. Hatch
Hiram M. Burton
Jesse A
John £. Powers
East Boston Savings Bank
Andrew Hoofman
Edson
Chamberlain
Mary J. Carlahban
Michael McGarry
Hannah Keefe
Gustavus Hay
Charles E. Temple
Said Semple
Henry A. Kent
Constant JF
Drury
Sophia Haskin
Roxbury Institution For Savings
Thomas Whelan
U.S. Merchants Enter Insolvency Wave Across Several States
A string of business failures and insolvencies is reported. Millinery dealer J J Fitzgibbon of Holyoke fails with creditors offered 20 cents on the dollar. lumber dealer Fred M Barber of Bellows Falls owes about and offers 30 cents on the dollar. Boston milliner James H Galligan fails. printers H B Curtis & Co of St Paul attached. grocer William H Wood of Delaware Ohio assigns. Liabilities reach 36000 for Bristol trader Israel Merritt assigned to G W Van Wart. Canton paper hangings firm J L Myers & Co assigns. Greensboro grocers Hudson & Kirkman assign. Big Rapids druggist H Rk Hawley fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Fitzgibbon
Holyoke
Fred M. Barber
Bellows Falls
James H. Galligan
Millinery and Co
Washington Street
Boston
H. B. Curtis & Co
St. Paul
Minn
Vast Atlantic Cargo Board From Multiple Ports
Imports at Boston Barrington NS meat schooners carry lobsters, eggs, sardines, leather, and canned goods while steamers deliver flour and lumber. In Saint Simons Georgia and London England cargoes include lumber jute cloth yarn and iron, with numerous firms named. Barbados Cardenas Trinidad and Shelburne add sugar fish and lobsters as coastal ships report diverse cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Barrington
Minnie Davis
F & Clements & Co
ST John
Cumberland
Faxon, Williams & Faxon
Clements
ST Simons
Carrie Strong
Hackins & Son
London
Eng
Stockholm
Gorham, Rogers & Co
Saxonville Malls
Chase
Baring Bros & Co
Lundberg
Joans Booth & Co
Stone & Down
Barbadoes
Jeanie Loutitt
Cardenas
Johanna
Pasperiac
Minnie Louise
T Russell & Co
Electric Light
Sanborn
Trinidad
Rocky Glen
O Foster
Shelburne
Thomas C Rackett
Marston & Co
Foreign Exports Dusty Ledger of Steamer Palestine Trade
A fragment lists Liverpool exports aboard the Palestine cleared July 27, including 390 boxes canned meats 31 tierces fowls 3 barrels 50 half barrels 3 kegs topguee and 1578 boxes bacon with other goods such as corn hooves lard beef cheese tobacco cotton and hardware. Also noted are Halifax and Charlottetown items aboard Carroll and other cargoes including butter eggs cream goods and various dry goods. Glasgow steamer Austrian arriving in late July shows bacon butter cheese cattle and miscellaneous commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Palestine
Halifax
Apa
Pictouns
Port Hawksbury
Charlottetown
Pei
Carroll
Glasgow
Staple Receipts From Multiple Railroads Listed
Receipts dated Wednesday July 28 record freight items for several railroads including Boston & Albany Grand Junction Boston & Providence Old Colony New York & New England Fitchburg Boston & Maine Eastern Division and Boston & Kosa Western Division. Items enumerate bales wool flour corn and other staples with counts in bales cases boxes and bush. The fragmented list includes livestock products dairy items canned goods and leather among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Golony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine
Boston & Kosa
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Allouez
Calumet & Hecla
Oconee
North
Rock Island
Topeka
Grand Junction Road
Fitchburg Road
Netirecos
NEW York Financial
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Sterling Exchange
Texas Pacific
Lackawanna
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Norfolk & Western
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West Shore
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Sal Canada Southern
Eeerese
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Cersereeeessee
L. & West
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Kansas & Texas
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Manhattan Elevated
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New Jersey Central
Iscsi
PRARG
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Peoria
Dec
Evansville
St Pauli & Omana
Becen Western Union
Wabash Pacific
Oregon
Michigan Central Road
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Central Lowa
Duluth
Terre Haute
Ria
Decatur
City of
Omaha
Blake Brothers & Co
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
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Bur
Cr& N
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Eureka Con
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Mono
Ophir
Potos
Savage
Review OF the
Railroad Matters
The
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Boston Stock Exchange
Ard
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Ny&negs
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Ceee
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Ny&wne
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Sai Ola Colony
Pullman P Car
Ae Rutland Pref
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Ccreee
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Sissi Ccsvesss
Lam Store Ser
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National Bank
Ccerssececesene Ress
IGG
State National
Hichland Street Railway
Cambridge
Gaveseevsceelelae Geaeeness
Sobdusaad
Charlies River Horse
Kesceeskee
Brookline Gaslight Co Fagessidignsesssereeneess Voom
McKay
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IBM
Little Rocs & Fort Smith
PRN
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State National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Webster National Bank
Blid National Bank
Howard National Bank
Newton National Bank
Everett Mils
Naumkeag Manufacturing Co
South Boston Horse
Charles River Horse
Cambridge Horse KR
Iowa Fails
Sioux City Railroad
Cscs Secancoassacc Tone
Dwelling House Insurance CoMpPaDye
Ceeees
Boston Storage and Waie
Boston Atheneum
Seceseceses Et Ay
Chicago, Wilmington & Vermilion
Michigan Central Air Line
Ivaeveresklee
Bangor
Rutland Railroad
Woo
Utah & Northern
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Indianapolis
Illinois
E. H. Lamine
J. J. Coller
H. D. Hyde
I. T. Burr
H. Lamine
J. M. Fetter
Alexander P. Humphrey
H. Downey
W. T. Hart
New Albany
Mt. Vernon
Hil
Rockport
Jasper
Ill
East St. Louis
Brighton and
Boston Post
George J. Fox
N.B
Hollis & Go
JS Heary
A Williamson
Warren Cutter
J H Fogg
F_H Coolidge & Son
Hastings
J C
Libby & Son
B W Harriman
J H Gilman
A P Libby
C H Merrill
R A Marble
F H
Coolidge & Son
New Hampshire
J C Marshall
E F Alden
Brecks & Wood
JB A
Aldrich & Johnson
W P Dwyer
Combs & Farrar
Worthern
R E
French
J W Remick
H Sprigg
Chase & Kenfield
H Eldred
CH Kidder
Gilfillan
Hall & Seaver
M G Flanders
W Tinker
A O Turner Seattire
Kimbailll
S Henry
F Fisher
G W Weirs
H W _ Robinson
O C Robinson
W Dempsey
HG Clements
J N Morse
F Gosselyn
P Covell
Leavitt
G A Sawyer
E Farrell
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M Goldsmith
Telegraph
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Continent
Wilson W. Fay & Co
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Mississippi
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Boston & Lowell Railroad
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Cess
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Humphreys
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Fulton St
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Ogeamsvey
Yaa Poagstoad
Newui
Rene
Pond
Fifth Ave
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
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Homeopathic Chemists
England
American & Foreign Patents
H. Eddy
State St
Kilby
Grea Britain
France
Washington
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patents
Edmund Burke
R. H. Eddy
George Draper
Business Directory
J. S. Eastman
Liverpool St
P. O. Box 190
Melrose
M. Curtis
Boylston St
Turtoes Ss A
Lamprell & Marble
Commercial St
Triiture
Paine’s Manufactory
Canal St
N.C. Lombard
Atent Solicitor
Perkins & Pierce
Byron St
Oake& Beef Packers & Curers
Chas. H. North & CO
North Market St. Afes
Damon Safe and Iron Works Co
Sudbury St
PrUucco
Harvey C. Page
Tremont St
Biscay Rogers & CQ
Dundesao Federal Att ‘Eet
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
Yomindon Wealth
Suffolk
Charlotte M. Ballou
Said
Silvanus Tingley
Louisa N. Tingley
Vnsaia County of Suffik
Custom Post
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah Georgh
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Probgale Court
Edward J. Smith
George D. Otis
Everett
Samuel L. Powrers
Newton
Middlesex
Lou E. P. Smith
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
William E. Crandall
Newport
Rhode
Ruth C. Crandall
Newprt
Proate
Rihode Island
Old Colony Rairead
Old Colony Steamboat Companies
Catherine Sullivan
Kate Sullivan
Catherine Burk
Michael Sullivan
Joan W. McKix
Perry Gustin
Fitch Bay
Stanstead
Province of Quebec
Mary Calery Gustin
Quebec
Joan W. McKill
Elijab Geoege
Common Wealth
Probath Court
Elizabeth Bullen
Eliza Bullen
Lizzie Bul Oe
Samuel A. Carlton
Joan W. McKi
Esauire
Edwin M. Clapp
Rosalie H. Clapp
Pamedi
Joax W. McKim, Esquire
John A. Morrow
Elizabeth M. Morrrow
le Forenoon
East
Ommon Wealth of
Probale Court
Charles H. Leach
Annie L. Leach
Amos J. Dean
Jenner W. Bird
Joax W. McKim
Abraham Randall
Richmond
Cheshire
Roger W. Bowditch
Joseph G. Lennon
Catherine Lennon
Admx
William F. Meyle
Louise Meyle
Frank Palasco
Ate
Yetio Pomarocio
Adm
P. BE. Mervey
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