Boston Money Market and Stock Notes Quiet Trading
The Boston money market remains quiet with general business paper discounted around 4 percent and loans on call at 3 percent. New York funds posted a 10 to 15 cent premium. gross exchanges totaled over 11.4 million with balances around 1.5 million. Stocks featured heavy activity in New York & New England, Atchison and Union Pacific movements noted, and Eastern railroad stock surged on Braman Lawrence bill and consolidation news amid broader market bullishness. Leaders included Bell Telephone, Water Power, and New York & New England with widespread speculative buying and reported May and May-to-date earnings gains. The park loan bill passed the House, boosting Back Bay real estate and Water Power stock prospects. Dividends announced for Calumet & Hecla, Fitchburg, Manhattan Elevated, Oregon Navigation, Lehigh Valley, and Boston & Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New England
Bell Telephone
Water Power
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Central Massachusetts
Eastern
Boston Land
Little Rock & Fort Smith
New York & New England
Marquette, Houghton & Ontomagon
Union Pacific
Rutland
Eastern Railroad
Boston & Maine
Senate
Massachusetts
Eastern Railroad Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Haven
Hartford
Washington
Flint & Pere Marquette
Inc
Oregon Short Line
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Consolidated Vermont
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
Boston & Providence
Old Colony
Park Commissioners
Back Bay Park
Water Power Company
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Boston & Montana Gold Mining Company
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company
Oregon Navigation Today
Lehigh Valley Road
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Usen Sau
Oso Cone
Ecu
Boston & Meine
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
Brighton
N.B
Boston & Albany
Brokers' Board Sales Report June 8 Market Totals
Prices and figures for bonds, railroad stocks, mining and utilities shown in a dense ledger style. Notable entries include Oregon navigation bonds, Pacific lines, Boston companies, and various mining equities with bid and ask indicators, listed alongside railroading and city utility names. Market activity highlights sustained trading across multiple sectors and a mix of gains and declines across issues.
Merchants' Electric Light and Power Sales Report
Reported by Wilson W Fay and Company Boston showing June 8 sales data for 100 Merchants Electric Light and Power and 200 Crescent Electric items along with 100 Am Electric and illumination company products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson, W. Fay & Co
State Street
Boston
Crescent
Cusi
Eiec & Illum
Wall Street closes steady amid uneven trading
New York stocks opened quiet and traded irregularly with small declines in several rails. By late afternoon buyers emerged for the general list, prices firmed modestly, led by Western Union and Union Pacific, with the market closing steady at irregular last-evening levels and railroad bonds showing notable gains.
Closing Quotations and Mining Stocks Summary
Closing quotations from Adams Express to Eureka Consolidated list a broad array of railroad and utility shares with pref and common prices. Notable entries include Ohio Central 65 3, Oregon Navigation 10.2, Union Pacific 27.25, Wells Fargo and Western Union around 1.66 and 1.86, and mining stocks such as Yellow Jacket 2.85 and Standard 1.00. Prices shown reflect late morning trading across multiple issuers and regions with numerous preferred issues and percent changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
Northwest
Alton & Terre Haute
New York
Chic& St Louis S
Ohio Centr
Ohio & Mississippi
Ontario and Western
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mail
Panam
Evansville
Pittsburg
Pullman Bala
Icouls& Pa
Reading
Richmond & Do Ist
Chiksed & Aston
St Paul
Omaha
Houston & Texas
Illinois Central
Texas Pacific
Ind
Bloom & West
Union Pacific
Kaw & Tex
United States
Lake Erie and Western
Wabash, St L& 83
Wells Fargo
Western Union Hocking Valley
Eee- Man
Mem. & Charles
Metropolitan Elevated
Michigan Central
Eees
Patie
Milwaukee
Ls&w
Pacific
Minn & Stl
Colum
Central Pacific
Cubie
Denver & Te R Grande Isis Isia
Erie Seconds
Kans Pac Consois
Oregon
West Shore
Meade & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Nasmlle & Chattan
New Jersey Central
Norfolk & W
Northen Pac Weadly
Colorado
Male & Norcoss
Mining stock closing prices reported for San Francisco market
San Francisco on June 8 reports official closing prices for mining stocks. Notable entries include Eureka Consolidated and Bodie Consolidated among others, with varied bids and quotations reflecting daily market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Rt Bulwer
Eureka
Secere
Cala
Seccese
Ccseereeerawerers
Ogdensburg Rail Line Bondholders Form New Company
The Portland and Ogdensburg railroad bondholders met in Portland and formed the Portland and Ogdensburg railway. They adopted bylaws, set capital stock to the bonds’ principal, elected directors, and resolved to issue shares of par value 102 dollars, with substantial bond and coupon totals outstanding and a protest from Portland over interest rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
Portiana
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad Company
Chapman
John A. Vane
City of Portland
Portland & Ordenspurg Railhoad Company
Portland & Qzeensburg
S. J. Anderson
Portland
W. F. Milliken
H. N. Jose
Pacific debt extension bill debate and rail subsidies
The piece reviews opposition to extending Pacific railroad debt, arguing the plan creates a new subsidy by lowering interest on extended debt and reactivates Thurman act provisions. It discusses proposed collection methods, sinking funds, and the role of treasury approval, alongside mixed railroad earnings notes and upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street News
Thurman
Senate
Pacific Railroad
Shell Ba Pata
Union Pacific
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Fall footwear market shows brisk trade and large contracts
The article notes few buyers in town yet strong demand in shoe centers as heavy contracts and large orders persist. Haverhill and other producers run at full capacity with leather costs offset by labor trends, while rubber goods also sell briskly. Weekly shipments outside New England rise to 45,820 cases and yearly totals reach 1,175,597, up from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
New England
Caswell Hazard Cod Liver Oil and Juniper Tar Soap Ad
An advertisement extols Caswell Hazard cod liver oil as the purest and best, sourced from fresh livers on the seashore and favored by patients and physicians. It also promotes Caswell, Hazard & Co Juniper Tar Soap for facial skin improvements and blemishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell, Hazard & CO
New York
Onan
Caswell, Aru & CO
Grain and flour market steady amid mixed price movements
Flour and grain prices show quiet demand with steady quotations for flour and corn, firmer oats, and unchanged three grains. Outlining composite bids across mills and exports, the report lists numerous region specific prices for flour types, cornmeal, rye, oats, malt, hops, butter, cheese, eggs, and vegetables, highlighting receivers’ prices for car lots and local trade premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New York Roller
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Illinois
Wisconsin
Canada
Canada Roliers
COKRN
New New York
Provisions and Cotton Markets Reported in Detail
Provisions remain as quoted with pork and lard steady while fresh beef is quiet and yearlings and muttons dull. Market notes cover pork and lard prices, fresh beef ranges, hams and bacon, forequarter cuts, and beef tongue prices. Cotton market shows steady quotations for uplands and futures, with Liverpool closing steady and U.S. spot unchanged. dry goods trade notes demand and stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Choice
Brighton Fair
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Uplands
Gulf 95
Liverpool
Orleans
Utkin
New York
Mid Uplands
Manila
Iloilos
Belmont
New York Commercial Bulletin
Moen’g
Aneuil Hall
Local Market Notes on Cheese Fruits and Fresh Fish Prices
Readable segments show varied prices for dairy and produce including pineapple cheese 25, cave aged 17 20, and fresh fruits with green corn expected in two weeks. Market continues fluctuations and lists items from potatoes 25, tomatoes 125, lemons 20 35, to numerous fresh fish options with steady rates like salmon 25c and lobsters 20. The notes also cover herbs, greens, and shellfish with scattered per unit and per dozen pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Elgin
Utica
Little Falls
Ile
Long Islands
Jersey
Long Island
Jesse H. Freeman
Jamaica
Seavyerns & Co
Nolsshold
Tice Bunch
New York & New England Railroad
Northern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
Lsc
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Palermo
Messina
Valencis
Timothy
North
Bush
Clover
Dorsey
Maine
de Hebrons
de Burbanks
Do Prolifics
Vermont Hebrons
Burbanks
Bermuda
Brant
Malaga
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain reports
New York market summary from June 8 shows cotton dull and unchanged with varied bids by grade, flour receipts and prices showing declines in some commodities, and general variability across wheat corn rye oats and mill products. Major Western and Eastern city quotes include Chicago and St Louis notes, with spec activity described as fair to light and exports adjusted accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orleans
St. Louis
Minnesota
Southern
Chicago
Northern Belge
Rease F
C. B
Ttsc
Petroleum—United
Western Steam
City Steam
State
Liverpool
Michigan
Cincinnati
Toledo
St, Louis
Burbanksia
Milwaukee
Jane
Clark and Ward's Market Despatch From Chicago
Special despatches from Chicago describe the market opening without general weakness, a rally after local scalpers sold, and a steady close led by Cudahy's brokers. Northwest damage reports persist, some rain in places, generally cold dry weather, with expectations of sharp rallies after declines. Provisions firm with Warat months listed, and mixed futures for wheat, oats, and other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark and Ward
Chicago
Messrs, Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Cudahy
Warat
Peers
OTM
Old-time bear deal dominates Chicago grain market
Chicago dispatch reports a bear-dominated session with Linn and backers steering selling and covering losses. Wheat shipments from the seaboard reached 425,000 bushels while West movement remained light. Northwest rains boost crop outlook. August closes a half cent higher than July with July at about 7 and three quarters cents and August at 7.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Milwaukee
Chicago
Northwest
Visible Supply figures for week ending May 29 1986
The Visible Supply report shows grain stocks on hand for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley in bushels. For May 29 1986 Wheat 34 583 595 33 465 046 4 270 433 Corn 7 914 851 & 861 322 5 619 844 Oats 1 919 850 2 108 869 2 225 350 Rye 274 075 232 600 222 187 Barley 321 227 295 492 165 703
CATTLE MARKETS
Cattle receipts 4000 with shipments 1900 up. shipping steers at 4 40 to 4 65, cows bulls and mixed to 174 to 100. Hogs receipts 19000 shipments 3500 higher. rough and mixed 5 95 to 4 71, packing and shipping 4 25 to 4 71, light 4 50 to 4 40. Sheep receipts 1200 shipments none stronger. natives 2 4 to 2 50, Texans 2 3 25, lambs 2 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London Market Report on Wheat Corn and Cotton Prices
June 8 reports show cargoes on the coast wheat inactive and passage cargoes slow. Liverpool breadstuffs steady with wheat firm and corn in fair demand, various prices listed for winter and spring wheat, mixed Western, California stock, and assorted meats and fats. Cotton remains steady with Upland and Orleans quotes and volume of sales and receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Nosland
Mixed Corp
California
Uplands
Orleans
Financials Highlight Mixed US Bond Quotes and Global Currencies
Financial market notes from London and Havana report varied US bond figures across several issues including Atlantic and Great Western, Canadian Pacific, Erie, Mexican ordinary, and New York Central with several percentages and decimals. Havana prints a Spanish gold price near 224 and notes a weak exchange for US 60-day gold with a Sugar price trend downward. bullion movements include a gold quote per quintal and a reference to polarization degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Erie
St.aul
New York
Multinational ship goods list shows broad cargo spectrum
A long, fragmented OCR listing detailing cargo aboard ships in Liverpool and other ports. Items include 204 tons Bavarian, caustic soda, bleaching powders, earthenware, iron, salt, lumber, fruit, and numerous bulk commodities. Numerous firms and destinations noted, reflecting diverse trade and export activity across 19th century shipping records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Thayer & Lincoln
EK & F
King & Co
Eheathing
Hinckley Bros & Co
Fiske & Coleman
Baring Bros & Co
Heroy & Marrener
Linder & Meyer
Abram French & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
O Dame & Co
Saxonville Mills
Thairlwail
Neferces, Mellen & Co
Leigh & Co
Riley & Gray
Dennison Manus Co
Morey & Co
Glass Hills
Turner & Co
Thacher & Co
Wright & Rich
Burbank & Co
Artique Furniture
Koopman & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Moors & Co
Bates
Salmon J G Hall & Co
Port Antonio
Jam
Jesse H Freeman
Banan
Boston ‘Uit Co
Ponce
Julia S Bailey
Whitney & Co
Bates Barnet
Preston
Palermo
As& J Brown & Co
New York
Port Medway
Smith & Co
Barclay & Co
Clementsport
Gold Hunter
Delong & Seaman
Barrington NS
Sarah E Hyde
Sanborn
Staple Goods Receipts Across Railroads
Shown are Tuesday receipts by Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence and Old Colony railroads. Bales and barrels include wool 215 and 1190, flour 1145 and 7500 bus, cornmeal 3725 and 5490 bus, oats 5000 and 350 bus, malt 4150 and 71 bbls, tallow and lard, cheese, eggs, bacon, tea, sugar, butter, and various hides and leather. Counts appear for multiple firms with numerous cargo units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Golony
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchle Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
É& Cara
Cara Lumber
Gaston and Maine Rayroad
Ba'es
Lowell Railroad
Express
Totals of Staple Shipments at Port on June 8
Principal staples at the port show receipts from all sources for June 8, compared with the same day last year. Entries include cotton bales, molasses barrels, butter, oleo, cheese, eggs, tallow, hides, skins, sugar, and more with year over year figures.
Regional names in a business notice roundup
A fragmented listing shows numerous brokers and firms across cities such as Albany Atlanta Baltimore Rise Chicago Indianapolis Leavenworth Little Rock Louisville Nashville Pittsburgh Philadelphia Reading St Joseph San Francisco San Lee Wilkes Barre Wheeling and more. Names include W H Feary Draper Ramsdell Walker Sutter Pickenbrock Amden Richardson Branham Hendricks Jones Knox Wolf Borland McGowanver Tedcastle Kahn Feder Lowenstein and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburs
Pion
J A Borland
Ads
Pittsburg
Penn
C McGowanver
Borland & Co
Philadelphia
Throckmorton
Home
W Tedcastle
RG Ocark & Co
Reading
Peon
W Curtis
Curtis, Jones & Co
St Joseph
A T Smith
Sunth-Frazer BS Co
Cal—J Kahn
Porter, Slessinger & Co
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County and Nearby Areas
A compilation of conveyances across Boston and nearby towns listing buyers, sellers, properties, and dates. Notable transfers include Annie Mullin to Provident Institution for Savings on Decatur Street, and Boston University acquiring land on Mt. Vernon Street. Multiple properties on Tremont, Elm, Shawmut, Dover, Gray, and Webster streets appear with prices ranging from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars. Includes wards Allston Chelsea Revere Dorchester and Roxbury with various street parcels and municipal water permissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Decatur Street
Annie Mullen
Provident Institution For Savings
Tremont Street
Joseph K. Bassettet
Elm Street
Shawmut Avenue
Thomas N. Hart
Frederick O. North
Suawmut Avenue
Mt. Vernon Street
Nathaniel Thayer Et al
Boston University
Dover Street
Henry Rk, Plimpton
James L. Plimpton
Henry R. Plimpton
Boston
Roxburky
George Kampe
James A. Page
Linden Avenue
West Roxbury
John O. Simmons
Walter EE. Whittemore
Amherst Street
Charles H. Fowler
Charles H. Williams
Salen Steet
Fast Boston
Carrie L. Gibson
Eliot Ritchie
Webster Street
Mary E. Whiton
City of Boston
Byron Street
Dorchester
James Reid
Catharine Killion
Dorchester Avenue
Mary FP. Dalton
Francis E
Mary S. Dalton
Columbia Street
Michael Dalton
Michael Dalton, Sept. 15, 1884.—Astherine E. Ingersoll To Francis E. Dalton
Alonsao
H. Laws Et al
Charles J. Litchfield
Whitfield Street
Allston
William A. Low
Charles A. Low
Harvard Avenue
Chelsea
Mery J. Simonds
Hannan Simonds
Louis Street
Marthab Mason
William J. Talbot
Auburn Street
Insolvencies and labor notes mix in Boston area report
Business troubles include Wellwood J. King & Co insolvency petition and Francis P. Bruce insolvency with assets. Other failures list W. H. Miles in Belle Plain Iowa and E. H. Flory in Abbeville Louisiana. Labor notes cover plumbers helpers Knights of Labor cabinetmakers assembly carpenters assembly strikes and wage disputes in Boston and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellwood J. King & Co
Ruggles Street
Boston
J. H. Wheeler & Co T
D. Ligon
Opelika
Als
Rice
Norwich
Conn
Francis P. Bruce
Canal Street
South Bend
Ind
W. H. Miles
Belle Pisin
E. H. Flory
Abbeville
George J. Wunder
Syracuse
Clear Bros
Clinton, Tenn
Tremont Street
Cabinetmakers’ Assembly
Knights of Labor
New Era Hall
Brotherhood
Carpenters’ Assembly
The
Boston Hall
Therane
Elijah Rollins, Jr
Woburn
Court House
Pemberton Square
Youthful mail robbers probe city malls
Eddie Fahey a 10 year old of Waltham and other boys confessed to probing business mail for box numbers then requesting sums from merchants. They stole small amounts totaling about 12 dollars and on Elm street tried a late night street robbery for 4 cents. Fahey will be sent to Lowell while accomplices face arrest. postal officers may join the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Fahey
Waltham
Fahey
Elm Street
Mullane
Harrington
Lowell
Leary
New Cambridge Bridge loan proposed for Boston Cambridge plan
The joint special committees on the proposed New Cambridge Bridge have agreed to report an order recommending a loan of 225000 to share the expense equally between Boston and Cambridge. Alderman Freeman plans a dissenting report arguing the city cannot afford the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Cambridge Bridge
Boston
Cambridge
Alderman Freeman
Sunday Train Times From Boston to Suburbs
Train schedules list Sunday and holiday departures from Boston to Newton Lower Falls Wellesley Hills and Brookline with return times. Officials Hanson and Gallut oversee passenger operations as Boston serves as origin point for multiple routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Lower Falls
Oston
Wellesley Hills
Worcester
Newtown Tighkinds
Boston
Brookline
Hetaru
A. Ss. Hanson
E. Gallut
Gen. Pass
Train Schedule Fragments for Boston West Route 1886
Complex timetable lists departures from Boston for the West with numerous stops and connections. Includes Pulbuen dining and sleeping cars, daily Chicago and St Louis expresses, and midwestern connections via New York Central lines. Details mix many stations with times, trains, and car changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont
Speec
Boston
Lowell
St. Albans
Fitchburg
Poll
Olfice
Washington Street
J J. W. Hobart
Ss. W. Cummings
Pass
Beston and
Albany R
Springfield
Pittsfield
Ibany
South Framingham
Syracuse
Albany
Toledoth
Chicago
Etrott Hiengo
North Adyfi
Chatham
Eirdson
Palmer
Hartford
New Haven
Worcester
New York
North Grafton
West
N. W
Chicago and
St. Lewis Express
New York Central
St. Louis
Hetgding Aniays
New Ye Central
Alber Troy
Newing €Ar
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Art Miller's Falls
Lugo
Royalston
Erving
Wachusett
Otter River
Net
Deerfield
Snd
Montague
York Central
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zonrr
Kardwell’s
Charlemont
Moosuck
Turner's Palls
Bratilebors
Winchendon
Keene
Bellows Falls
Vie Keene
Rutland
Motorcenter
Nashua and
Rochester Railroad
Groton, Pepperell and Muxhaam
South
Ayer Dunceli
Leominster
Ayer Junction
Greenwie
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City of Chicago
City of St. Paul
Portsmouth
City of St. Louis
District of Columbia
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Hancock County
Blake Brothers & Co
Commission
Foote & French
Bipalwit
Congress ST
Bankers
Congress Street
Boston Stock Exchange
ADAMS
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K. P. Merritt
Brewer & Wilkins
Grain and Provisions
Brokers’ Board
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Boston & Me
Boston & Alb
Rutland Com
Am Bell
Tropical
Ise
Boston Water
San Diego Lad
Boston & Mont Qal & Hecla
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Pranklin
NEW York Financial
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Buffalo
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International & Great Northern
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ST Erie
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Manhattan
GLC
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Mississippi
Ohio Central
Pacific Maul
Peorta
Ee & Elvansv
Orig
Western Unie
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Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
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Cleveland
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Terrent
Manitoba
STAR
Milwauker
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Porto Rico
Cuba
Ude. Equiv. Baniv. Jume
Watertown Union Live
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
Telegraph
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Memphis
Charleston
Wilmington
C. Norfolk
Baltimore
Jonisville
Frances
Continent
Emery & Hodges
Chicago—Wheat, Decrease 1,425,128 Bush; Corp
Chicago Grain Market
Glasgow
Scot
Halifax
Dortan
Virginian
Cheverie
Hope
Church Point
Howard
Birale
Shelbourne
John Millard
Windsor
Pearl
Volant
Hull
Ene
Martelo
Boot and Shoe Buyers
H Feary
J Feary & Son
Atlanta
Draper
Draper, Moore & Co
F Borner
Horner
Ramsdell
Ramsdell, Sweet & 30
Brun
H Walker
Ada
Chattanooga
R Wells
Wella & Co
Columbus
N Curtis
Wells & Curtis, Craw
Denver
Col
H Pionsky
Butterros
Par
Detroit
Large & Ameden
Trehoneusville
C Richardson
Richardson & Ailsit
Indianapolis
E Branham
McKee & Branham
Indiapapolis
V K Hendricks
Hendricks & Coopst
A Jones, Jr
Jones, McKee & Cods
Leavenworth
Kan
A Knox
Catlin & Knox
Little Rock
Aik
Wolf
Wolf & Bro
J N
Rickman
Wood
Kickman & Roy
Nashville, Tenn
Hall of Hall & Ordway Miz Co
Trecy
Trecy & Co
Nortok, Va
Brickhouse
Brickhouse & Co
I Cahn
Cahn, Nickelsbury & Co
San Lee
Samuel Feder
Rosenthal, Feder + Co
Wilkesburre
Penn—K Lowenstein
Wheeling
W Boyd
Boyd & Co
Rea
E Hughes
Vance, Hughes & Co
RAEL
Patrick Flemming
Fitz James Price
Fifth Street
Revere
David Loeffter Et al
Provident Co-operative Bank
Southold
Harris and
Beach Streets
Lorenzo Gardella
Cornelia Gofbold
Martha Keen
John Keen
Annie Mullin
Pioneer Cooperative Bank
Killen B. Laws
Alonzo C. Sr
Ellen R. Laws
George P. Davis
Hannah W. Carney
Wzra Allen
John M. Forbes
Eben D
Medical
Seavill
John F. Henry & CO
Seni
M.E. A. Co
Broadway
City
Jals
C. J. Mason
Nassau St
N.Y
Quartermaster’s
Summage HD
Pistoa
Sani
Railroads
Montreal & West
Southville
Rcinnville
Wal
Als Framingham
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
U OG
Newton
Framingham
Marlborough
Fayville
Southborough
Northborough
Ton
Leominster and
Fitch- Dug
Berlin
West Berlin
Botton
Pratt
Vitchburg
Fitchburg, Cheshire
Central
Montreal
Ottawa
Pullman Palace
Fitchburg Depot
Causeway Street
Wihachemlon
Jaffrey
Peterhoo
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro Keene
Westmoreland
Walpee
Burlington
St. Johns
Saratoga
Deaware
Lay Canal Company
Bell Fall
White River Junction
Makine
R. BR
Corcord
Nashua
Fitchbore
Old Colony R. RR
New Bedford
Providence
Ashuslot
Ogdensberg
G. A. Faxon
Wwfrm
R. Stewart
Keene, N. H
Tim South
New Yor
Wall River
Him
Bristol
Fall River
Colony Station
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Oia State House
Washington and
State Streets
L. H. Palmer
J. KR. Kendrick
State House
New Yorker
West Stonington
Boston & Providence Railroad
Stonington
A. M
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence A. ER
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence BR. BR
Concord BR. BR
Manchester
Concord
N. H
M. Cape
Brailroads
Wekday
Newport
Taunton
Brockton
Eben
Pean
North East
Stoughton
Randolph
North Easton
Stougton
Rymouth
Abington
Duxbury
G. Esset
Hingham
West Quincy
Milton
Meememl Sia
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Nantucket
Cape Fed
Provincetown
Yarmouth
Hyannis
Barnstable
Sandwich
Bourne
Werk Dstys
Woods Hell
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Bretar
Cobasset
Bilin
Weymouths
Marshfield
Scitim
Plymouth
Ktetuvrn
Cobuasset
Viymouth
Sand Mart
J.R. Kendrick
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Slaham
Waverley
Wat Gok
Ae Town
Leambridge
Union Market
Ware River
Supt
Hosson and Provlisence Railroad
Eostonm
Meeturu
Shore Line
Pawtucket
Modgeville
Hebronville
Heturp
Ram
Attleboro
Heturd
North Attleboro
Lieu. Heturm
Manstheta
East Foxboro
Seturn
Sharon
Eheturn
Canton Junction
Heturen
Ville
Rae Myde Park
Meotarn
Mt. Hope
Clarendon Hills
Lami
Forest Hills
Jamaica Plain
Boylston
Dod
Geturnm
Pie Spring Street
Weat Hoxbury
Bightend
Returm
Pats Stoughton
Canton
Steturm
Warren
Mansfield Steat
Manse
Soi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!