Money Market and New England Stocks Hold Steady
The Boston money market shows slight activity with rates near unchanged. Prime mercantile paper around 4 to 5 percent, factory paper scarce at 3 to 4 percent, call loans 3 percent, and New York funds premium at 10 to 12 cents per $1000. Local stock market opens dull, improves to firm late, led by New York & New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sterling
New York & New England
New England
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
Central Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Plains
Sonora
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Little Rock and
New York Financial Market Summary June Opening and Close
New York markets opened firm with gains across rails and utilities. Western Union led intraday strength with rising prices while 12 to 15 rail stocks showed resilience. Closing quotes reveal broad gains with many issues at or near day’s highs and higher loan rates as demand remained robust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroad
State Street
New York
Judiciary Committee
Senate
New England
Boston
Union Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Joan
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
G. Sterling Exchange
Trcm
St. Paul
Northwest
Tke Shore
Western Union
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Ohio & Mississippi
Peoria & Pekin Union
St. Joseph
Indianapolis
The Eastern Railroad Bill Critics Hit Flaws in Plan
A correspondent argues the Eastern railroad relief bill lacks a fixed security term and cap on debt, expands director power, allows buying up certificates with new debt, risks minority control, and could raise overall indebtedness from 13.6 million to about 18 million, rendering stock value worthless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroad
Eastern Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Boston & Maine
Car builders meet at Niagara Falls and rail plans revived
The master car builders from local roads will attend a convention at Niagara Falls this week. A loop line from Gloucester around Cape Ann to Pigeon Cove and Bay View is revived with petitions to Boston and Maine directors. French railway managers touring the U.S. will inspect operations, visiting Niagara Falls and cantilever bridges while staying through summer. Railway earnings for Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western, St Louis Arkansas and Texas, Beayebics, Oregon Railway and Navigation show gains since January 1 with monthly figures and year totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Gloucester
Capa Ann
Pigeon Cove
Lavesville
Bay View
Boston & Maine
New York Central
Michigan Central
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Beayebics Sereseen
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Secesee
Suffolk Street Transfers and Land Purchases Around Boston
A historical list shows numerous property transfers on streets including Suffolk County, Dartmouth, Laurel, Webster, Newton, Green, Worthington, South, Irving, West Canton, Crescent, Morton, and Boston streets. Transactions involve buyers such as Trask, Stone, Timolat, Sullivan, Long, Souther, Eaton, and Clark, with sums ranging from $1,000 to $17,500, and dates mainly in May 1900s. Several mortgage releases and transfers of mortgage rights are noted, with entities like the Institution for Savings and the North End Savings Bank appearing in the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Washington Street
Charles I, Trask
Jennie G. Stone
Dartmouth Street
Edwin &. Horn
Susan F. M. Timolat
Laurel Street
Andrew J. Browne
Daniel Sullivan
Webster Street
City of Boston
William H. Long
Green Street
Worthington Place
Fred W. Jordan
Julia F. Eaton
John J. Maniey
Michael Hanley
Philip E. Clarke
Boston Street
Michael L. Haniey
Mary Coursey
Boston
East
Albert Bowker
Franklin Savings Bank
Roxeeny
Patrick O’brien
Clara E Miller
Charles T. Trask
Western Union Dividend Declared Amid Tax and Suit Details
Western Union Telegraph directors voted to pass the second quarterly dividend. The action follows anticipated adverse verdict in the Sinkers Merchants suit and reflects tax judgments of 193,933. The report notes improvements in general business but reduced cable revenue. Surplus and scrip dividend fund new plant, potentially capitalized by stock or bonds. Tax earnings for quarter ended March 31 show 7.05 percent on stock. A 1.5 percent serip dividend was declared for the quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Oporf
Sinkers & Merchants’ Company
Multiple Boston creditors and assorted insolvencies reported
The record lists Avery & Hill of Haverhill facing $27 000 in liabilities with a creditor meeting called. James D Balfour of Boston produced an assignment with about $4300 liabilities. Shane & Kensell of Leadville reported with assignments to George L Altman and James S Eaton. Rockport grocer Thomas Balfour and Henry Remington of Worcester faced insolvencies. Hobart Kendall & Co of Brookline failed with aggregate liabilities near $25 51883, assets broken down into stock machinery notes and real estate equity totaling about $20 50251. A trustee holds property valued at $11 000 to $17 000 for creditors for Townsend Bank. W H Folsom of Quincy assigned with $15 000 liabilities and $9009 assets. Erastus Crowell of Boston owes $1989 for hats and caps. Christian M Gueth case recommends a 50 cent dollar settlement. Creasinger & Co Los Angeles have $1400 attached. Ad for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery & Hill
Haverhill
Mass
James D. Balfour
Baker
Cambridge Street
Boston
Thomas Balfour
Shane & Kensell
Leadville
Col
George L. Altman
James 8. Eaton
Rockport
Henry Remington
Worcester
Hobart, Kendall,& Co
Brookline
N. A
A. L. Fessenden
Townsend Bank
Hobart
W. H. Folsom
Quincy
Ill
L. Spooner
Erastus Crowell
Washington Street
Market report shows steady prices across commodities
Flour and oats hold steady while butter and cheese firm with strong demand. Turkeys rise and tallow up. fresh beef dull. mutton and lamb quiet. Strawberries and multiple produce shipments cited with regional price ranges. Norfolk boat schedules and New York dispatch note Delaware and Jersey prices, predicting market cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
New York
New England
Providence
Maryland
Norfolk Boat
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Delaware
Market report for flour and grain and assorted commodities
Week ending June 9 notes firm wheat and flour demand with spring patents at 5 530 per barrel and winter at 5 525. Roller flour varied by region with New York 4 30, Michigan 4 40, Ohio Indiana and others 4 60, stone ground 4 20, clears 4 25. Produce prices rise for butter and eggs. cheese weak. Metals and other staples show mixed moves. pig iron firm at 18 15 50, resins and acetic acids quoted, tobaccos steady, and fruit and nut markets active with oranges, lemons, and raisins trading at varied levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Minnesota
Cora
Iran
Nova Scotia
Vermont
Canada
Hebrons
Pennsylvagia
Gray
Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Jamaica
Wharf
Gambier
Malaga
London
Muscatel
Valencia
Sultana
California
Virginia
Timothy
Nuria
Do West
North
Red Top
West
Jersey
Calcutta
Montevideo
Cordova
Porto Rico
Orleans
City
Chicago
Unitea
City Extra India
Western Steam
City Steam
Liverpool
Detroit
Wisconsin
Jane
Milwaukee
Corp
Toledo
Minneapolis
Minn
Market Report on Live Stock at Brighton and Watertown 1886
The Brighton and Watertown market summary details weekly live stock totals by species, cattle, sheep, calves, swine, and arrivals at yards. It lists price ranges for beef, cattle, hides, tallow, sheep and lambs, and outlines yard car counts across roads, with regional dealer remarks on supply, demand, and export implications. It notes Western cattle volumes, milch cow availability, and shifts in hog and poultry markets, plus export shipments to Liverpool and market estimates for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Sloan
Weas Tee
Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Watertown
Brighton
Boston & Maine
Borton & Lowell
Fitchburg
Boston & Albany
Eastern
Uvion Market
Cattle prices and market notes from Brighton and Boston yards
The report records steers and cattle prices across Brighton and Boston markets. J M Dyer's 2320 lb North Toes steers sold well at 5 cents a pound while 39 calves averaged 146 pounds at 6.44 cents. Other listings include 2800 lb oxen at 150 dollars, Western steers around 6 cents, and varied beef cow and steer sales by Pollard Sargent Sprigg Pond Sanborn and Leavitt with prices ranging from 4 to 7 cents per pound. activity appears steady with no major shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
I B Sargent
W Riker
R E French
Glye
F S Kimball
JS Henry
W Fisher
Maine
Weiler & Libby
Armstook
Nelson
Canaan
Wills & Richardson
J H Fogg
H Coolidge & Son
Ayrshire
Jersey
F Charlton
C P Burke
Weller & Libby
T J Courier
J Bors
W G Townsend
CP Burke
Dyer
Sigc
J B Sargent
George Blaisdell
Wilber& Libby
FBH Cookage & Son
Wells & Richardson
New Hampshire
Adden
Aldrich & Johnson
H A Wilcox
J E Sargent
Breck & Wood
J O Sanborn
Vermont
R P Pollard
Martin & Squier
FS Kimball
M Flint
G E Rowell
N K Campbell
B S Hastings
R E
French & Co
Whipple & Farnham
A J Piper
A Williamson
M G Flanders
J M Dyer
P Chariton
A A Pond
A O Turner
GH Sprigg
Massachusetts
J 5 Henry
Scattering
New York
W Scollans
Watertown
Rutland Road
Adderson County
C T Houghton
BE P Pollard
W Scollang
Gih Sprigg
AA Pond
Sic
Hathaway & Jackson
Brighton Yards
Calvin Leavitt
Boston & Albany
Ferrell & McFlynn
Seattle
C Leavitt
London Markets Report Wheat and Cotton Trade Update
Commercial London reports cargoes off coast and slow wheat with steady corn. Liverpool prices show weak demand for wheat but steady corn and firm pork and bacon. Cotton futures steady in Liverpool with Upland and Orleans sales. London financials list Atlantic firsts and Illinois Central, with Havana gold and weak exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerponm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Michigan
Mark Lane
California
United Kingdom
S. California
Uplands
Orleans
Imports at Boston and Liverpool Trade Segments
Long list of goods and consignments received at Boston and Liverpool including mohair wool steel billets copperware barrels oranges onions wool and various textiles. Numerous firms such as Baring Bros, Codman Hall, J D Plaberty, Brown Durrell, and H G Gakell appear with items like earthenware, tin plates, carpets, bicycles, sewing machines, and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Norsemap
Jere Abbott & Co
Baring Bros& Co
Wing & Evans
Sodaash
Wool Standard, Lovering & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Pierce & Co
Tndse Codman & Hall
Sottun
Cimmer Jones & Co
Hirch Bros
Kendalls
Lundberg
Ditson & Co
Briggs
Stone & Downer
Moors & Co
Tully & Co
J Brown & Co
Stoudard
Lovering & Co
K & P King & Co
Smith & Dove Matius Co
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
RM White& Co
Horace Partudge & Co
Thomson & Essensen
Stocshom
Muse
Hosakio
Megunticook
Bates
Wool Brown Bros & Co
Riza Burns
Foreign Exports. Nova Scotia Schooners and Steamers Trade
Trade notes list schooners Magnum and Margaret L McDonald with molasses sugar suit and 100 tons cargo. vessels HattieR and Mary Eleanor with flour meal beef pork soap and miscellaneous items. steamers Scandinavian and Mary Eleanor with butter tobacco dye tallow and assorted goods. MARROSE BAY and DESCOUSE & SYDNEY entries detailing bbls flour cornmeal feed and other commodities. includes cleared dates and cargo specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteghan
ST Annis
Margaret L McDonald
Descouse
Sydney
Hattier
Glasgow
Marrose Bay
Mary Eleanor
Staple Ship Receipts Show Diverse Goods at Coastal Ports
June 9 receipts from major railroads and sea routes list cotton bales and wool, meats, dairy, grains, and leather across Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Golony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Lowell, and express shipments. The totals compare today’s port intake to last year with figures for cotton, wool, flour, meal, corn, oats, potatoes, wheat, bacon, lard, tea, coffee, oleomargarine, butter, eggs, and hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
New York
New England
Rairoad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and Maine Rayroad
Lowell Railroad
Tacun
Bat Aos
Oscars
Suear Bois
Fitchburg Railroad Hoosac Tunnel Route schedule Apr 1886
Boston station on Causeway Street shows new Fitchburg line times starting April 19 1886 with multiple daily departures to the west including Syracuse Chicago St Louis and Albany trains. The long timetable lists departures from Boston and connections through Gardner Royalston Windsor and Framingham among many towns with varying express and accommodation services and changes at Ayer Junction and South Acton. A second note covers the Boston and Providence Hailroad timetable from April 5 1886 with fast express to New York and Providence steamboat sailings and extensive return trip times through Attleboro Mansfield and Stoughton with specific weekday variants and Mansfield detention caveats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causeway Street
Boston
West
Syracuse
Chicago
St. Louis
Pollaian
New York Central
New York
W. C
Albany
Troy
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol, Orange
Miller’s Falls
Sisheey Falls
Greenfield
North Adams
Aol
Royalston Onl
Erving
Bow
Provigeence Wees Hailgoad
Hoston
Shore Lhce
Heturn
York
Shore the Mail
Stetmrm
Stonington
Providence
Bicturn
Pawtucket
Steturn
Sodweville
Hebronville
Attle Born
Heturt
North Artieboro
Meturm
Mansfield
Ateturs
East Foxboro
Sharon
Meturn
Denton Junction
Bay-S
Meantville
Eloyde Park
Metarn
Mt. Hope and
Cinren Ralls
Lam
Forest Hills
Het
Jamaica
Boylston
Stetura
Hoxbury
Bedham
Spring Street
Mightend
Stoughton
Canton
Stolgutsa
Mt. Hope
Waren
Bristol
A. M
Cc Corner
State Street
Boston & Aioerence R. R
W. Richardson
A. A. Folson
Boston & Providence KR. R
Boot and Shoe Buyers Listings Across Cities
Albany to San Francisco mercantile directory notes boot and shoe buyers and sales agents. Profiles include W H Feary J Feary & Son in Albany and multiple agents in cities such as Chattanooga Chicago Cincinnati Columbus Detroit New Orleans Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco and Wilkes Barre.
Old Colony Train Schedules From Boston to New York and Nearby Towns
Old Colony issue lists weekday and Sunday trains from Boston via Fall River Line to New York with many intermediate stops. It gives return times, branches via Taunton Brockton Taunton New Bedford and other towns, plus notes on seasonal and holiday departures and arrivals and signaling a complex regional timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fall River
Newport
Taunt
Brockton
Kreturn
Taunton
Pat New Bedford
Central Station
Dean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
North Euston
Middleboro
Poeturn
Breturn
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Retu
Abinaten
Whitman
Set
Harrison Square
West Quincy
Milton
Neponset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Hantockats
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Ani Wa
Maupok
Yarmouth
Hyannis
Barnstable
Sandwich
Bourne
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Btockton
Twenton
Brookton
South Braintree
Genes
Titman
The
Weymouths
Marsh
Ohasset
Ngham
Ouths
Arene Field
Scituate
Etarn
Cohasset
Hingham
Spa
Ee Lok
General Manage
Unclear Transit Schedule Fragments From Early Ledger
Fragmentary OCR data shows a bus or train timetable with times such as 8 10 AM and references to places including Des, Lad, Lawrence, Haverhill, Portland, Medford, and dates like Wednesday. The legible items hint at fares around 5 dollars and routes toward Boston area with possible morning departures and mixed city names. The text is garbled and partially legible, preventing a precise reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Haverhill
Portland
Medford
Schedule of trains on Causeway Street network and affiliates
Train timetable excerpts list departures and arrivals for stations from Boston to Newburyport, Portsmouth, Marblehead, and coastal towns. It includes times at Salem, Revere, Chelsea, Everett, Lynn, and branches, with notes on branches and divisions. The fragment names JAD T. Furber and J. Flanders as officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causeway St
Friend St. Travis S Ave
Voor Bidgefora
Great Falls
Dover
Portsmouth
Hampton
Keach
N Beach
Amesbury
Hewbarny Port
Lpswich
Wenham
Kreckport and Gloucester Braves
Heverly
Middleton
Bod Ate Ee
Orme
Swampscott Branch
Rye Sheem
Marblehead
Revere
Chelsea
TAS
Em. Everett
Santen Litam
Boston
Lyon and Way
Newburyport
Boston and Lowell Railroad Timetable 1886
Boston station Causeway Street and 218 Washington Street list through service to Tilton, Laconia, Lake Village, Weirs, Meredith, Ashland, Plymouth, Franklin, Lebanon, White River Junction, Montpelier, Essex Junction, Burlington, St. Albans and more with varied departure times. Montreal via Central Vermont and Passumpsie routes. local White Mountain and Northern Division service. Pullman Siete Cuts to Montreal. Boston Manchester and Concord local runs with multiple departures and mid day notes. Route coverage includes Quebec, Ogdensburg, Newport, St. Johnsbury, Sherbrooke and Montreal connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Boston
Causeway Street
City
Washington Street
Third Dear
Wid State House
Tilton
Laconta
Lake Visage
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
St. Johnsbury
She
Hillisboro
Concord
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Money Market
ACTOS
BOTER
Mississippi River
Texas
Ito
Little Rock Junction
Appl
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Northwestern
Mexican Central
Street
California Southern
Pullman Palace
Flint & Pete Marquette
Common
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis
Cleveland & Canton Common
Wisconsin Central
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Fremont & Elkhorn
Consolidated Vermont
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Fort Scott Branch
Rutland
Republican Valley
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
Maine Central
Boston & Lowell
South Boston
Bell Telephone
Erve
Calumet & Hecla
New York Commercial Bulletin
Lake
Exchange
Freeman’s
Tremont
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
Continental Mills
Lyman Mills
Lancaster Mills
Cambridge
Essex
Lamson Store
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
T&skepl
Buesereceses
To &S Fe
C.b&n
Fo&s
Oregon Navy
Rep Valley
At.toasfe
Bos & Lowel
Nas & K Wd
Win
Boston Water P
Wilson, W. Fay & Co
Burton
Merchants
Iicetric
Exchange National Bank
Freeman's National Bank
Massschusetts Cotton Mills
Tremont and Suffolk Manus
Continental Mill
Hemuten Woollen
Cambridge Horse RR
Detroit, Hans & Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy HK
Boston, Con
Montreal
Rivien
Norwich & Worcester
Rutland RR
Euess
Cental RR
Towa
Ist
United States Shearer Co
McKay
Cleveland
Nosabie
Consolidated Railmat of
National Bank of North
Cleveland & Canton
Conn
Passumpsic
Town Falls
Sioux City
Bestern Athenium
Eeseeee
Amercan Bell
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
Middlesex Railway Company
New York Mutual Gaslight Company
C. H. Venner & CQ
Congress Street
TaThas
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress St
NEW York Financial
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Pare & Hudson
Kansas
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie& Western
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Northwerterp
New Jersey
Adams Express
Alton & Terre
New
Pandms
Chicago & Alton
P., D.& Evansvile
Pittsburg
Bur & Quincy
Pullman P
Chic
St Louis
Dei, & Lack
San Fran
Neover
Rio Grande
St Paul
Fort Wasn
Omaha
Houston
Ilinois Central
Texas Pacific
Wabash, Stl& Pac
Long Pei Beach
Twig Ussen
Metropolitan Elevated
Michigan Gentral
LS &W
Pacific
Denver
K Grande Isla
Erie
Morris & Essex
Kans Pac Consols
Nashville & Cha
New Jersey Vennal
Oregon Navists
Norfolk & W
Northern Pac
West Shore
Mepile & Ohio
Vetlow
Leica
Dale& Nurcvoss
Don Cala & Va
Guicksliver Prel
MOM
Eeeseceenens
San Francisco
Cal
Botlic
Hale & Norcross
Cala
Vassercees Mh Holmes
Sensceneee Oe Eureka
Cssseeeess
Mono
Sascegnences Oug
Railroad Matters
Nathaniel M. Jewett
Walter Hubbell
Edward E. Richards
James H. Eaton
Dr. Bull
Review OF the Boston Market
Elaine
South Sea
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Adelaide
Brisbane
Wellington
Auckland
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Brighton and Watertown
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
J S Henry
W Scolians
F H Coolidge & Son
J Meloy
Y Nelson
J H Hogg
Cookinge & Son
Wels & Richardson
Courier
E F Acden
Alarich & Johnson
EB Sargent
M_ Dyer
F Cheriton
C I
Burke
A Pond
Seelana
M Goldsmith
Monroe
Farrell & Meoe
KE Farrell
G A Sawyer
JO Richsardson
F. Pirsopneault
J Wosenberger
Myers & Berry
Iowa
Powers Bros
Brockway
Cable
Rowan
Telegraph
Dunes
Augusta
Sec
Galveston
New Orleans
C. Mobile
Memphis
Mid
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Mid S
Norfolk
Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
France
Continent
United States
Clark and Ward
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Ohio Valley
Emery & Hodges Leiter
Emery & Hodges
Tne
Wee Bao
C. S. Lee
Stauffer
Orr
Hamill
Nat Jones
Gifford
Matthews
Hutchinson
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Havana
Hoosac Tunnel
West Fitchburg
Fachusett
Otter River
Easteerfehd
Wincheandon
Keene
Bellows Falls
Ami
Cheshire
Keene and Rutan
Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Railroad
Groton, Pepperell
Shua
Framingham and
Ayer Bunetion
Littleton
South Acton
Ayer Junction
Genville and
Townsend Centre
Marbere
Hudson Iui Maynard
Lincoln
Jaltham
St. A
Belmont
Waverley
Waverle
Union Market
Mt. Aa
Ll.gorx
Bet Watertown
Town
Hie. AO
Union Square
Snl
Erville
Sta John Adases
Boot and Shoe Buyers
H Feary
J Feary & Son
Re. Wintimore
A F Horner
Horner
Jeana
TT Ramsdell
R Wells
Wella & Co
Butterworth
Butterworth & Co
Columbus
N Curtis
Wells & Curtis, Craw
Mich
K E Walker
D Robinson & Up
Mich -Sc
Sutter
Tl P Baldwin & Co
Tre
Dubuque
Ameden
Large & Amsden
Fayetsville
W Thornton
Par
Leavenworth, Kan
L A Knox
Catlin & Knox
Ark
Wolf
Wolf & Bro
J N Hickman
Wood, Rickman & Roy
Nashville
Tenn
Trecy
Trecy & Co
Brickhouse
Brickhouse & Co
Penn
Geo
Liebig's
Liebig Company
Liebig
Baron Liebig
C. David& Co
Fenchurch Avenue
England
JAS. A. Hayes £ CO
Railroads
Montreal & West
Reliable
Central Vermont
Pallman
Lowell
Central Vermont R
J. W. Hobart
S. W. Cummings
Aus
Concord RR. R
B. and
Manchester
N. H
M. T
I. Teast Aauante
H. E.chamberlin
Old Colony
Raileroads
Boston and
Western Division
Haymarket Square
Wastern Division
CTPY
Gangor
Bangor
St. John
Hiasufax
Provinces
S. Eastport
Calais
N. B
Steiwer
Grand Trank
Knox
Lincoln Railways
Lewiston
Haykel Square
Causeway Str
Haymareet Square
Rochester
Fammington
Kennebunk
Eford
Saco
North Law Ciarte i E
AL AM
TSU Em South
Andover
Meinens
Gary
Rennding
Wakefield
Danvers
Pau
Meltyichland
Stoneham
Melrose
St. John of Halifax
BP. J. Flanders
General Massenger
A Wilton
Milford
Amherst
SUN
Greenfeld
Bashua
Stet
Mmet
Hkillerica
Hate
Pr Son
Spm
BUN
Wilmitngton
Met
Walnut Iil
Sponebam
Woburn
Winchester
West Medford
College Hill
Wintersl
Ktet
Nuys
Billerica
Bet
Hedford
Lexington
Arlington
Her
Bedford
Nort
Nashua Junction
Mellen
Lucius Tuttle
Pass’g't
Lowell B
Jefferson and Way
Jefferson
Oakdale
W. Boylston
Brom
So Clinton
Berlin
Hudson
Express
Ftock
So. Subury
Cem. Tsun
wit.Het
Wayland
Weaton
Waverly
Waltham
Yao Sun
Metiwaverty
Perse
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