Market telegrams show mixed rail stocks and telecoms
Money in Fair Supply and foreign exchange weaker while Bell Telephone drops to 27.33. Atchison holds at 84, Union Pacific down to 96, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy up to 125.3, and Bell Telephone to 27.33 with a $3 dividend due July 14. Rail plans push Boise City lines as New Hampshire bills consolidate Worcester and Nashua links.
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Bell Telephone
New York
New England
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Union Pacific
Denver and Rio Grande
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Boise City
Idaho
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Toledo
St. Louis
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Flint
Wisconsin Central
Northern Pacific
Massachusetts Central Railroad
New Hampshire
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Boston and Northern
Mexican
Quincy
Franklin
Pewahic
St. Lo’st
At& P Iice
At. & Pa
Cm&spgs
J& CB
Ny&n K
Ny&n
Dubuque
South Western
A.T.&3
At& Paj
Hos & Ne
Mal Flint & P
E.F
N.E
Ld Colony
E . Wer & Nash
Wis Pinses
Et Ames
Wiscallaneous
Bell Tel
Ee Os & Nor Tel
Ss Y& T Moo
Boa Land
Crescent
Cataloa
Sullivan
Market declines amid mixed trading on rail and fuels
New York markets opened firm but soon slipped into weakness after earlier gains. Bond issues showed irregular moves while stocks drifted lower with Wabash and New Jersey Central among leaders in late-day declines. Mining shares were dull, with Consolidated Virginia and Sutro Tunnel trading modestly.
Boston grain and grain product inspections and market notes
Boston reports car inspections total 83 cars with mixed grades and destinations. Grain receipts include corn 20,520 bushels Oats 12,800 bushels shorts 1,000 bushels oatmeal 1,761 sacks 6 135 barrels corn meal 755 barrels meal 750 bushels flour receipts 6,682 barrels and 4,201 sacks. Call board lists three corn sales today and bids July and August. New York eggs import figures from Europe and Canada with potential China imports noted. Butter cheese pork and grain futures from New York Mercantile Exchange and Union Stock Yards provide price ranges and closes. Chicago grain lots show winter wheat 53, corn 426, oats 132, rye 42, barley 9. Overall grain receipts and market activity across several commodities and ports.
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Boston
Corm
Scarsmore
New York
Denmark
Germany
France
Italy
Turkey
Chicago
China
Europe
Canada
United States
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Eastern
Western
Ohio Flats
Lombec
Union
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Inois
St. Louis
Western Dairy
Northern
Vermont
Choice
Pei
Maine
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Burbank
Brooks
Chenangoes
Bermudas
Messina
Catania
Palermo
Malaga
Toston
New Orleans
St Louis
Canada Spring
Eiger
Nonarco
Ricefirm
Petroleum—United
Rosiu Finn
Ree
City
Continent
South America
Milwaukee
London
Beerbolum
Merchants’ Exchange
England
Uplands
Orleans
Manchester Guardian
Flour and grain prices steady amid dull market trade
The market shows slow demand with small lots for spring wheat flour and cornmeal, while oats butter cheese eggs and potatoes vary. Prices quoted for western and eastern flour, butter at elevated levels, cheese and eggs steady to lower, and cotton futures and spot markets showing modest gains and extensive quotations across grades and regions.
Wool Market Slumps Further Amid Oversupply And Low Prices
Dealers report the wool market remains very dull with prices sliding across regions. Ohio fleece quotes range 38 to 40c for best lots, Michigan around 35–37c, and the lowest Ohio touch 27c. Australian and New Zealand deliveries show higher prospects but tariff and production concerns loom. Total sales near 1,000,306 pounds as manufacturers brace for repairs and a six to eight week slowdown in goods production.
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Ohio
Michigan
Australia
United States
Southwest
Wisconsin
Texas
Territory
California
New Zealand
Receipts of Railroads and Expresses Trade Totals
A ledger of shipments across multiple railroads and sea routes lists numerous commodities. Wool, flour, corn, oats, butter, cheese, leather, hides, timber, cotton, flax, and canned goods appear with quantities and container units. Entries include Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, Peabody and Salem Expresses, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence lines, and coastal steam services.
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L. Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston
Albany
Providence Railroad
Cotton Prices and Market Notes Across Several Ports
A detailed cotton market summary for June 15 1883 including net and gross receipts at major ports such as New Orleans Galveston and Charleston. Market tones varied from quiet to easy with middling prices in the 10 cents range. The report also covers stock levels receipts and exports at New York Cincinnati and other hubs along with a week’s comparative figures and domestic market conditions.
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Bales Louisville
Galveston
Setoss Teceipis
Rcs
Neds Cipsinoaeces
Wilmington
Soca
Charleston
FOSS
Uincinnati
Sesesseesey
GS Sai
Csenes
Ieee Ork
Sava Anah
Great Britain
Secoccessbe
Searnieteneses
Adelphia
New Orleans
Acceses
Cn Bocess
Pees Oesented
Norfolk
United States
Liverpool
Pennsylvania Railroad Leases Lehigh Valley in War Risk
It is learned on the best authority that the Pennsylvania railroad has leased the Lehigh Valley without doubt. This means war against the Vanderbilt Reading alliance. The dividend of 17 percent on Illinois Central will be paid in Chicago St Louis and New Orleans stock to July 2 to Illinois Central stock holders of record at the close of business today. Settlement for fractions will be made in cash at the rate of $80 a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Vanderbilt- Reading Alliance
Ilinois Central
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Illinois Central
Contention to pump as others suspend mining operations
Ari plans to install pumping machinery in the mine as neighboring mines including the Empire halt work awaiting results. The Mexican government confirms rich discoveries in lower California but water shortages threaten crews with thirst, prompting warnings for the poor to stay away until the rainy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ari
Empire
Lower
California
Court Record from Superior Court First Session June 15
Court records show verdicts for the defendants in two tort actions against rail line and loft rental cases. McVay versus New York and New England railroad involved injuries from improper couplings with verdict for defendants. Schwerin versus Gay et al sought 3333 for rent. verdict for defendants. Additional entries list cases in order for Tuesday and second session with defendants in Dowd versus Lovering alleging dangerous scaffolding and a note dispute involving Theophilus King Jr assignee versus Nichols.
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George McVay
New York and New England Railroad Company
Nath. W. Ladd
C. W. Loring
H. A. Bolles
Manuel Schwerin
Jonathan P. Gay
Broadway
New York
W. F. Slocum
Stephen H. Tyng
Frank J. Dowd
John D. Lovering
Pickett & Lovering
Septemer
Pearl Street
A. E. Pillsbury
Matthew Dolan
Theophilus King, Jr
A. D. Nichols
Nathan Pike & Co
James A. Ambler
Lawrence Potter & Co
Pike & Co
J. €. Coomb
F. L. Williams
Dio Lewis to Launch Monthly Hygiene Magazine in New York
The prominent health reformer Dr. Dio Lewis announces plans to establish a monthly magazine in New York titled Dio Lewis's Monthly. It will cover sanitary and social science, promote physical training, and present the 101 questions of hygiene in simple terms. He cites his Boston work, Lexington seminary and Normal Institute as foundations, and predicts broad public support and a large periodical. He also discusses Warner's Safe Cure and endorses prevention over cure.
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New York Times
Dio Lewis
New York
Boston
Harpers
Warner
New England
Ladies’ Seminary
Lexington
Mass
Ifé
North American Review
Normal Institute For Physical Training
Walter Channing
Thomas Hoskins
Leonard
Pega
DioneWiSs
Insolvencies and creditors meet in Boston trusts
Creditors meet in Suffolk insolvency court and hear lists of failures across New England and beyond. Several firms including E A Cowan Co watch materials and various dealers such as J M Lea Col Columbia and W H Flagg millinery show defaults with assets and liabilities noted. A meeting for Allison Seaverns carriers reports direct liabilities of 7925 41 and indirect 10307 79 with assets about 1668 87. a committee is appointed to investigate.
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J. M. Lea
Denison
Texas
Co. Sousueene &Co
Columbia
S. C
E. A. Cowan & Co
Washington Street
Suffolk County
McKim
Isaac Conn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry Lock
Baker
Ashland
W.H. Flagg
Taunton
B. F. Cobb
Boston
L. W. Godin
Lowell
W. R. Safford
Athol Centre
Cleveland
Ohio
Silver Metal Company
Charles E Gowan
Allison & Seaverns
Federal Street
Proctor, Brigham & Tappan
Pemberton Square
Brigham
C. H. Converse
George A. Denham
Chauncy Coon
Water gates contract awarded to Boston Machine Co
The water board awarded the water gates contract to Boston Machine Company for 4695 dollars, beating Atlantic Works at 6969 dollars. Street commissioners assess 76130 dollars in betterments for widening Portland Street between Causeway and Hanover, while Clifford Street layout from Cottage to Dudley is approved. Petitions from Nathan Matthews seek Exeter Street from Huntington Avenue to Boylston, and a street through his land to Dartmouth Street. Frank W. Knowles elected city institutions bookkeeper, succeeding the late Charles F. Hodgkins. Assessors finish street work and the booming board begins daily sessions from 9 AM to 1 PM.
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The
Water Board
Boston Machine Company
Atlantic Works
Portland Street
Causeway
Hanover Streets
Clifford Street
Cottage
Dudley Streets
Dudley Street
New York and New England Railroad
Nathan Matthews
Exeter Street
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Dartmouth Street
Frank W. Knowles
City Hall
Board of Directors
Public Institutions
Charles F. Hodgkins
Battery A Spring Drill Noted by Generals and Staff
Battery A under Capt. Joseph Smith conducted a full day of spring drill on the common ending with dinner at noon. The 68 enlisted men and four officers practiced battery drill platoon arms and retiring fire. Maj. Merrill Col. Stevenson Gen. Wales and Gen. Peach attended, observing orderly movements and horse breaking progress.
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Joseph Smith
Wareham Street
Maj. Merrill
Col. Stevenson
Nat. Wales
Gen. Peach
Local court report on multiple offenses and set bonds
Judge Parmenter handled several cases including Alice Jackson held in $500 for trial upstairs for keeping a house of ill fame. Alfred Miles fined $10 for peddling without a license. John Burns held in $1,000 for trial on larceny. John Smith sentenced to one year in the house of correction for larceny. Thomas Shannon and William Higgins fined $25 plus half costs for larceny on continuance. In East Boston Michael P Lyons held on $300 bonds for liquor law violation. In South Boston Thomas H Lonon liquor nuisance case continued for two weeks. Francis J Cummings case continued. Timothy J Murphy convicted of assault, fined $10 plus costs.
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Boston Post
Finance and Trade
Ccinasseu Nea
Aeaee
Pacific
New England Mortgage Security Company
Taunton Savings Bank
Northern Central Railway Company
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Stoc
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
Atch. Top
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Ossccuaswe i
Catalpa Mining
Rescent Mining
Brammoth
Sonora
Tol, Cin. & St. L
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Wisconsin Central Com
NEW York Financial
Prime Mercantile
Jong
Central Pacific
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Omaha
Wilg
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Erie
Denver
Granite Western
Texas and Pacific
Rio Grand Division
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Pactic
New Jersey Gentral
Wabash Common
Manhattan
New Jersey Central
Reading
Consolidated Virginia
Sutro Tunnel
Sonora Consolidated
Stock Exchange
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Mny
Gentral Pacific
Orion
Enka
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Lotot
Denver & Riog
Han
St. Jon
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Nash
Central
Memphis & C
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Fort Wayne
Iawseaun
Colum
Coos
Pac
Rio Grande
Josep
Norfolk & W
St Paul
iObio & Mis
Oregon Improvement Co
Adams Co
Oregon
Louis
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St. Poui
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Man
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Pittsburg
del. & Burl
Cleve & Colum
East Terai
Bassick
Boston Marrket
Boston Wool Trade
Eng
Howard, Bullough & Riley
Abbott & Co
Linder & Meyer
Baring Bros & Co
Adams & Clark
Nickerson & Miller
Io Rogers & Co
Reed & Barton
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Green
Pierce, Hardy & Co
Despatch Transportation Co
Clark, Sawyer & Co
Great Western Petcy Co
Thos Leyland & Co
Weber] Bros
Moise Abram French & Co
Moors & Co
Sherburne
Thompson & Fessenden
Dennison Manusco
Stone & Downer
Gill & Scotz
Logan & Co
Dunbar & Co
Doherty & Co
Dlay Schmacker & Guetting
Stoddard & Kendall
Metallic Brush Co
Booth & Co
Dupee
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Nickerson & Xter
Jones Bros
Dutton
JB Moors & Co
Demerara
Medina
Havana
John C Noyes
Bay State
St Lawrence
Cushman & Co
City of Alexandria
S Pierce & Co
Louisburg
William Jenkins
Darrow, Mann & Co
Yarmouth
Dominion
JG Hall & Co
Dudley & Co
Snow & Co
TJ Jones & Co
T J Jones & Co
Ellis& Co
G Hall & Co
Weymouth
Ashton
Puroyo
Carrie
Drisko
Telegraph
Gales
Cincinnati
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Rutland
Newland Street
Benjamin
Trewer Et Als
William W. Lowe
William Minot, Jr
Strong Place
Cambridge Street
Margaret J. Napier
John Collamore
Canton Street
Walter Richardson
Michael Mahoney
North Margin Street
Jacob Berwin
Martin “So
Salem Street
Patrick J. Finnegin
Bridget Grimes
Dorchester
Shelburne Street
Union Institution
Bartholomew O’brien
Erie Avenue
Kibridge G. Knight
William Hi. Wallace
Pleasant Street
Francis Cobb
Cobb Lime Company
Everett Street
Jacob Sleeper
Asbury F. Heath Et All
Roxbury
Frederick Davis
Plazi de Faria
Louis Albrecht
Ivory Harmon
Same
Davis
Miles Sweeny
Harmon
Abraham T. Rogers
Charlestown
Bolton Place
Catherine Pearl
Margaret Z. Glanchard
Bunker Hill
Trenton
William J. Vorsaith
Eilen Powers
Warren Institute
Charles M. Giddings
Chelsea Street
Warren Institute For
South Boston
Second
Third Streets
Benjamin Shurtleff Et al
Almira H. Coolidge
Cerastus C. Coolidge
Sarah A. Evans
Seventh Street
William T. Eaton
James ©. Elder
Hooton Place
James L. Walsh
William H. Grainger
West Roxbury
Maple Street
Matilda M. Wilcox
Francis M. Hubbard
Charles Street
Revere Place
Thomas McCormick
Five Cent Savings Bank
Garden Court ‘Street
Lsss
Prentiss Place
Linwood Park
Bernard Gerhard
Gregor Menz
Winslow
Winthrop
William Sheafe
Provident Institute For Savings
South
Third Street
Cornelius E. Haynes
Augustus Ross
John Powers
Warren Institution
Melissa A. Humphrey
Edwin M. Bigelow
Julia Moore
Edward F. Wiswell
Harriet A. Wiswell
Andrew J. Wheeler
William Minot
William
Bryant
James Wight
Albert Myerson
South Boston Savings Bank
Lydia A. Simonds
Richard Lonegan
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Richmond Street
H. B. Flagg
Sarah E. Lawrence
Maitland Street
W. G. Saltonstall
Commonwealth Avenue
Fairfiel Street
Michael Kenney
Bennett Street
James A. Frampton
Lamartine Street
Wyman Street
Michael Conroy
Roxbury Street
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Marshall
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Weitz
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Goodnow
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Aaron H. Wellington
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Gale
Ephraim T. Moulton
William Coyle
A. V. Lynde
Asa Cottrell
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Arnott—Mccaine
N B Jones, Jr
John W Arnott
Jennie R McCaine
Sanger—Jewell
A P Peabody
Renee P Sanger, Jr
Susan E Jewell
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Pool
E Edmunds
Herbert G Shockley
Fail River
Hannah W Pool
Dartmouth
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R . Greene
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Agnes Stevenson
Boson
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Benjamin D Allen
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Catharine Beattie
Butler
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Maria Butler
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Boston Highlands
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Cambridgeport
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Benjamin Monroe
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Joseph P McCullough
Russell
Mary J Russell
Cee Winchester
Oliver Tay
Young
A Newbury
Jeremiah C Young
Murdock
Massachusetts General Hospital
James Murdock
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont St
DR. Radway
Radway
Radways
Kedder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Messrs
Baring Brothers & CO
U. S
Willis & Marston
Washington ST
John W. Rumsey & Co
Grant & Ward
Wall Street
R. R. Bonds
N. Y. Stock Exchange
U.S. Grant, Jr
Iowa
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Denslow, Easton & Herts
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange Place
Globe City
Massachusetts National Bank of Boston
Globe
Silver King
Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Neponset
Albany St. Mills
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co
Samuel Little
Stetson, Moseley & CO
E Street
Kilby Street
Ustt
Salem Lead CO
Frank A. Brown
Salem
Pemberton Sar
H. H. Creen
Indiana Street
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Milk Street
JAS. W. Vinal& CO
Dock Square
Southern Pine Lumber
Charles W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
Slee Street
P.S. Huckins & CO
Central Square
State Street
Newark
Rosendale Cement
Rondont
LDO Bros
Humphreys
Kaiser
Birresborn
Rhine
Frea
Hollender & Co
Elm St
Fannie A. Dodd
Tremont Street
Collamore
Winter St
N. B
Hazelton
Lehigh
Shamokin Stove
Cumberland
Sidney
Jastutsom Jesse & Coq
Federal St
Lewiston Bonds
Lewiston
Sorl
Chas. Walker
A. M. Gareian
Reynolds
J.A. Tracy
F. W. Parker
Massachusetts
Moses Kimball
Frank W. Reynolds
Henry A. Rice
H. Stearns
Albert Taylor
Thomas Talbot
Spa Rs
Samuel Therton
Isaac T. Burr
Stephen M. Crosby
Isaac Fenno
Joseph H. Gray
L. Hollingsworth
San Francisco
Constitution
van Vleck & CO
Steamship Victoria
Grand Junction
Warren & CO
Postoffice
Eee
Bulgarian
Leyland Line
Constitution Wharf
Thayer & Lincoln
Astoff Clothing
West End Clothing Co
Cambridge St. American
Prin Ot Ree
Boston Weekly Post
W.R. McKey& CO
Summer ST
Vincent & CO
Boots & Shoes
Richards & GF
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
F. G. Wolbert
F.C. Wolbert
John OG. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
Check of
Philadelphet Street
Henry C. Bird & CO
Bugs, Portieres
Hopkinton Railroad Company
Hopkinton Railroad Compen? & Corporation
Clement Meserve
Lowell B. Mabry
James F. Coburn
Hopkinton
Seid Company
Middlesex South District
Worcester County
Central Railroad Station
Main Street
County of
State of
Milford
William B Claflin
HorsryTon
Albert Howe & CO
Merket Street
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Lewis J. Bird & CO
General Auctioneers
Corner State
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Howard National Bank
Bridgeport Rolling Stock Co
Colorado Telephone Co
Shaw Grove Co
Hamilton Milll
Blackstone National Bank
People’s Telephone Co
American Loan and Trust Co
Metropolitan National Bank
Washington Mills
Overland Telephone
Indian Queen Mining Co
Boston and Mexican Oil Company
Juliana Lode Mining Co
Weston Block Light Co
Boston Water Power
American Bell Telephone Co
Long Island and New Jersey Telephone Co
Koston
Revere Beach
Lynn Kalroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad Co
New York and Penna Telephone Co
Old Colony Railroad Company
Overland Telephone Co
Fitchburg Raur
National Bank
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants Building
First National Bank of
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Florence, Eldorado
Aulue
Middlesex Railroad
Wakefield Rattan Co
Globe National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Conn River Rrco
Laconia Mans Co
Market National Bank
Traders National Bank
Cheshire Railroad
Middlesex Railroad Shoe and Leather N
Boston Clinton
Fitchburg
New Bedford
Appleton Manufacturing Co
Merrimack Mans Co
Amory Manufacturing
Divoff
Suburban Telephone Co
Mercantile Marine Ins. Co
American Insurance Co
Bay State Telephone Co
Brookline
Boston and
Lowell R
Pacific National Bank
Boston Water Power Company
Falmouth Street
Camaes Street
West Chester Park
Dalton Street
F. Henshaw & CO
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City OF
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Jupes
Burnham Street
Lowlana Street
East Ninth Street
Gilbert Wait
Choate Burnham
William P. Hunt
J. HW. Jenkins
J. H. Jenkins
Breed’s Island
Breed’s
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R.K. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
National Security Bank
National Eogle Bank
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Cambridge Horse Railroad Company
Newton and Watertown Gas Light Co
National Bell Telephone Co of
Arizona Smelting Co
Hillsdale and Southwestern R R
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Cons.m
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Eureka Silk Mfg Co
Do American Rapid Telegraph Co
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City of St. Paul
Jersey City
E Mort Security Co .S
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Norway Plains Manufacturing Co
Town Falls
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California Southern Ry
National Bell Telephone Co. of
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co
Boston and Aipany Railroad Co
Boston and Norther Telephone Co
Rock Island
Tinois
First National Bank
Ms Ae Caeld
Atchison, Gs and
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Co
Union Pacific Railway Company
Detroit, Lansing and Northern
Asco City
St Joseph
Council Bluffs
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Rutland R. R. Ist
William Wooley
Eggleston Square
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William Woolley
O and
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Woolley
Board of Assessors
myiTuThStejels Benj. Cushing
Samus
Hayyes & Co
Congress Vetrest
William Gray, JR
Oliver Street
Onm
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Warren Dridge
Francis W. Pray
Moon Island
Lucius Slade
Coumnittess
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Lowland Street
K Street
Charles F. Coffin
Martha 5. Hart
Thomas S. Hart
Mary C
David G. Haskins
Edward Reed
William S. Dexter
Howard D. Sohier
Suffolk Brewing Company
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E. E. Patridge
Albert Bowker
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