American Bell Advances as Markets Mixed on June Day
The report shows steady money market rates with call loans 4 to 5 percent and a 5 to 6 percent discount range. Government securities hold, western railroad shares rise then dip, and Flint and Marquette earnings surge with weekly and YTD gains.
New England Car Trust Series B bonds issued by New York and New England RR
The New York and New England Railroad Company plans to issue 506000 more bonds called New England Car Trust Series B to fund rolling stock. Interest and principal are paid yearly starting April 1, 1884 with $50000 of principal amortized annually. Trust held by American Loan and Trust Company of Boston. taxes borne by issuer. bonds exempt from state and municipal tax. Series A totals 1000000 issued, with 100000 paid April 1, 1838, and the company remains financially solid and prompt in payment.
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NEW York and New England Railroad Company
NEW England Car Trust
American Loan and Trust Company of
Boston
Car Trust
Siis
New England
James H. Wilson
Vermont & Mass. Railroad CO
Fitchburg Railroad Co
Franklin N. Poor
Eliot National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad Company
Newton and Watertown Gas Light Co
National Security Bank
American Loan and Trust Co
Rock Island
Minois
New York and
Fremont, Elk and Mo.Val. RR
Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley Railroad
Fremont, Elk Horn and
Missouri Valley RR
E Mort Security Co
Eastern Railroad
Kansas City
St Joseph
Council Bluffs
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Rutland R. KR
Boston, Concorn and Montreal Railroad
Pvefd
Butchers’ Slaughtering and Melting Association
Suburban Telephone Co
National Bell Telephone Co of Maine
East Boston Co
McKay Metallc Fastening Association
Concord KR
Merchants National Bank
Lowell
St Louis
Cincinnati
Sandusky and Cleveland R. RR
Northern Railroad
New Hampshire
Market National Bank
National Eagle Bank
Concord
Rutland
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co
Erie Telephone and Telegraph Co
People’s Telephone Co
Cook County
Fall River
M L
Cambridge
St. Louis
Portland Water Co
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston and
Lowell Kk. R
Maine & K
Michigan Central Railroad
Morton Air Line
Pullman Palace Car Co
Union Pacific Railway
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Neb Imas
Hopkinton Railroad Company
Ashland
Middlesex
Milford
Worcester
Poparty
Aaid Goers
Said Comvay Wmnies Corpaby
Clement Meserve
Lowell B. Mabry
Lliam
Claflin
Horxinton
Wall Street Weakness Follows Morning Rally in New York
In New York on June 22 the stock market opened strong with bull sentiment and gains led by Lackawanna Lake Shore Jersey Central and Texas Pacific but afternoon trading turned weak with a broad decline of about 1 1 2 to 1 percent. Long Island rose to 79 on 1,600 shares while several rails and utilities posted mixed results. Closing quotations showed varied moves across many names with overall softness from the morning highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Robinson Consolidated
Belle Isle
Bulwer
Elko
Sonora Consolidated
Sutro Tunnel
West Shore
Buffalo
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Jersey Central
Jersey Midland
Metropolitan
To &Y
New Orleans and
Pacific
Ohio Central
Richmond
Danville
Richmond and
Allegheny
San Francisco
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Texas Pacific
Wabash Preferred
Western Union
Long Island
Chicago
Sturs
Pittsburg
West Point
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Manhattan Beach
The
Stock Exchange
Lo’st
Canada
1. C
Delaware & Hud
uSly
Denver & Riog
Kansas
Texas
Soly
Louisville & Nash
Lake Erie&w
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Memphis & C
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey
Northern Pacific
Ohio & Mississppi
Ontario & West
Il Pacific Mail
Peoria
Phila
Reading
Milwaukee &St.p
Little St & Omaha
Union Pacific
St.l.& Pa
Oregon Trans.Co
St. L
Boston grain inspection and market update brief
Boston daily grain inspection reports mixed corn as 5 cars No 2 mixed sail 21, steamer yellow 3, cats No2 white 5 cars 3do 5 rejected white 1 car total 69 cars. Receipts include corn 19,700 bushels wheat 500 oats 13,200 shorts 10,000 oatmeal 900 sacks cornmeal $25 per barrel peas 1,000 bushels 950 cottonseed meal. Flour receipts 6,403 barrels and sacks 2,250. Call board notes no sales, cash oats 48 cents. July No 2 futures dull but slightly firmer than oats. Liverpool cheese prices quoted. Butter steady high grades. Chicago grain market quiet at close. pork and lard little changed. Union Stock Yards: receipts 12,000 head, lighthors 3570 6 35, mixed porkers 5 9 0 6 20, heavy shippers 6 25 6 45. Metal sales June 22 ribs 450,000 ths, pork 11,000 ths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Daily
3Do
Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Illinis eMra
Har
Canada
Chicago
Union
New York
Uplands
New Orleans
Minnesota
Los
Rarney Romanal
Do White
White State
Rio
Central America
United
Latch
B. A
Pennsylvania
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Albany
N. Y
Cattie
Brighton
Commercial Bulletin
Toledo
Cincinnati
Detroit
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
California
England
Orleans
Manchester Guardian
Market Wholesome Grain and Produce Quietly Trade In
Flour market steady despite western wheat break. Prices listed for superfine, patents, winter varieties, and roller mills across states. Oatmeal and corn prices mixed. oats dull, beans and peas varied. Butter, cheese, and eggs firm with regional price ranges. potatoes firm with higher gourds for many varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Roller
Illinois
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Provisions Pork and lard market report and related prices
Market overview shows pork products with weak tone and lower prices. Beef, fresh meats, poultry, tallow, and tropical fruits follow steady to easy quotations with various backs, hams, turkeys, lemons, oranges, and bananas listed alongside cotton and Liverpool market figures and futures.
Wool Trade Dull as Prices Hold High in West
The woollen goods market remains quiet with unsatisfactory prices though London sales stay fair. Western states show limited activity with Ohio Michigan and other regions reporting varied scalp prices and buyers resisting higher asks. Overall outlook for the wool trade opening is not very hopeful amid widespread hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
London
Pennsylvania
New York
Territory
Georgia
Texas
Kentucky
California
Cape
Australian
Montevideo
Mediterranean
Vast 19th Century Shipping Cargo List Across Ports
A long Anglo Atlantic cargo inventory lists imports at Boston and London, detailing steamer Brantford City cargoes of casks, madder, glassware, leather, wool, iron, crocus, emery, paper, bottles, bottled beer, matches, clocks, sundries, hemp, and various foods. Additional items cover vessels in Yarmouth Nova Scotia, CiENFUEGOS, Sagua la Gran, Palermo, Cornwallis, and Sydney with sugar, fruit, wine, rice, and coal. Ships include Dominion, Jonathan Weir, Familiens Minde, and Cohoniam among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Brantford City
Weld & Sons
Joel Richard
Hollings & Co
Gass
Baring Bros & Co
Davis & Vinson
Gordon & Page
Moors & Co
Andrews
Parsons & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Wil Jones & Co
Doherty & Co
Richards & Sons
Henry Atkins & Co
Thurber, Gates & Co
Howe & French
Otis Clapp & Sons
Pernard & Co
China
Cement Waldo Bros
Yarmouth
N S
Dominion
Bbs & Co
Cheney& Myrick
Dudley & Co
Hall & Co
TJ Jones & Co
Snow & Co
Chas Lawrence
Cienfuegos
Constantia
E Atkins & Co
Familiens Minde
Sagua LA Grane
Jonathan Weir
Palermo
Cohoniam
Rushthrough
Gladys
Herring Wendell & Phillips
Cornwallis
Lillie Belle
Sydney
J L Crossley
Mann & Co
Victorian and Bulgarian steamers clear with diverse cargoes
Steamer Victoria departs with 72 bales dry goods 58 leather 1 case printed paper 689 tallow 100 butter tubs 78 beef tallow 10 flour 200 meat cases 38 bacon 17 pork halves 40 053 bushels corn 224 oak planks 742 oil cake bales cotton 4755 sacks four 1 trunk furniture 1600 staves 865 beef 616 cattle 2752 sheep head. Steamer Bulgarian clears with 40504 bushels corn 47 cattle 651 beef quarters 1008 bales cotton 1700 sacks flour 2004 sacks oatmeal 3704 sacks empty 4 bales leather 2 organ materials 5 crates 42 boxes cabinet toes 20 cases liquid food 1200 staves 500 shooks 25 bales domestics 89 bacon 8 stretford. Steamer Dominion Weymouth NL 15 canned goods 3 staves 7 hardware cases 20 beef bbls 1 vise 1 organ 4 boots boxes dry goods 2 rivets 10 bundles hoes 125 hales water pipe 3 buls goods 125 bales flour. Schooner Berma Moncton NB 250 cornmeal 3 furniture 7 tables 1 pkg furniture 12 dye wool boxes bottles. Schooner Mary E McDougall Souris PEI 375 birds salt 250 four 14 dozen rakes. Schooner Nell Windsor NS 506 flour 125 meal 40 roofing rolls 29 pitch tar 5 kerosene 40 lard cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Victoria
Weymouth
Steamer Dominion
Moncton
N B
Berma
Souris
Pei
Mary E McDougall
Windsor
Nss
Nell
Receipts of Stapie Products Across Multiple Railroads
The list records freight receipts dated June 22 across Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, Pea and Salem Expresses, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, and Providence rail lines. Items include multiple bales, sacks, and perishable goods such as flour, oats, corn, wheat, butter, eggs, pork, hay, hides, wool, cotton, lumber, leather, and tea. Counts are given per railroad with quantities in bales, sacks, boxes, cars, and bushels, reflecting a broad cargo mix and transport activity.
Total Receipts of Staple Products June 22 1883 1882
A world table lists total receipts by staple and year across points of shipment. Entries include Cotton, Butter, Wool, Flour, Eggs, Cornmeal, Beans, Oatmeal, Oats, Straw, Lumber, Leather, Tallow, Pork, Lard, Hides, Skins, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Pelts, Molasses, Butter, and Kips with quantities in bales, boxes, barrels, and other units. A note mentions 1882 coffee sugar and molasses exclude foreign sea receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSS Secese
Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets June 23
Cotton prices steady with modest exports and futures weak to firm. Wheat and corn futures volatile with heavy volume. rye, oats, and rice mixed. Coffee, sugar, molasses, and petroleum firm to steady. pork and beef markets show modest activity and price shifts. World prices and local deliveries noted. market receipts reported across grains and meats.
Grain Market Summary From Chicago to New York
Market notes show mixed grain and commodity trading across Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Albany and Toledo. Wheat and corn shift between steady and weaker, oats softer, barley firm, and pork lard and whiskey varying with region. receipts and shipments listed for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley across multiple cities.
Market Report From London and Liverpool June 22
Freight and currency notes show mixed activity with wheat and corn prices in steady to lower tones. London and Liverpool markets report quiet but steady breadstuffs, firm wool and cotton activity, and showery weather. Several commodity tables include California and American wheat, corn, and cotton futures with regional price variation.
Railroads Declare Quarterly Dividends in New York Meeting
Michigan Central Lake Shore and Canada Southern railroads announce quarterly dividends payable Aug 1 to stockholders of record June 29. Six month gross earnings total 6.74 million for Michigan Central and Canada Southern with net surpluses of 1.21 and 0.31 million respectively after expenses and interest. Lake Shore reports 626,600 net earnings and 313,000 surplus with a 939,000 total surplus across the two lines. General notes include a 1.5 percent semi annual dividend on St. Paul and Duluth preferred stock and an estimated 11 percent earnings for the fiscal year. Jersey Central grossed 968,652 in April with 486,650 expenses yielding 452,621 net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southard Manufacturing Company Cotton Mills
Leonard Co-operative Foundry Company of
Taunton
St. Paul
Duluth
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Canada Southern
Vanderbilt Roads
New York
Mic
Central
Canaan Southern
St. Paul and Duluth
Jersey Central Road
Rich strike confirms mine Grande gold at four to twelve inch streaks
Superintendent reports from the Mine Grande of the Boston and Sonora Consolidated Mining Company confirm a rich strike with ore streaks four to twelve inches wide on both sides of the ledge. Tests yield values of 1700, 5000, and 7500 dollars per ton. The stock trades near two dollars, debt is cleared, and treasury stock is ample. Reports of gold discovery in Lower California appear exaggerated. Miners say placers contain little gold and water is unavailable within twelve miles. Colorado Coal and Iron May output totals: 43384 tons coal, 11423 coke, 2259 pig iron, 2951 steel, 5526 nails in quarter kegs, and 596 spikes in one-third kegs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Sonora Consolidated Mining Company
Mine Grande
Sonora Consolidated
California
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
Boston
Sonora
Judee Wilson
Mexico
American Cyclopedia, Vol. XI
Peru
New England
H. C. Curtis
Exchange Place
Mass
Marriages of June note list from Newton to Framingham
A compact record of marriage notices dated June across locations including Newton Taunton Saybrook Meadville Boston and Framingham. Names include Crocker Alden Reed Knower Allen Kidder Huidekoper Parks Sawin Spinney Buck Whitney Lewis and spouses Mary Eleanor Fanny Reed Mary Constance Elizabeth Hatty Gertrude etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irocker—Alden
Newton
FB Hornbrooke
Samuel S Crocker
Barnstable
Mary Eleanor
John E Alden
Amos H Moller
Rosina B Parks
Boston
Lawin—Ashley
T P Sawin
William M Sawin
Mable Francina Ashley
Spinney
Buck—Jiune
H P Munsur
William R Spinney
New York
Hatty A W
C Buck
Milton Mills
Whitney—Lewis
Framingham
Charlies
George E Whitney
Winchester
H Gertrude
William G Lewis
Maud Granger Plans a Chicago Start for Her Second Love
The New York World reports Miss Maud Granger returns to the stage after illness to star in Her Second Love beginning July 16 in Chicago, then San Francisco and a tour through eastern and western states. She cites Warner's Safe Cure as key to maintaining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
John A. Stevens
Miss Granger
United States
San Francisco
Legion
America
Warner
New York
Brooklyn
Union Square Theatre
Boston Globe
Booth’s
John McCullough
Juliet
Camille
Rosalind
Cicely Blaine
Rome
Antonia
Planter
Ove
Real Estate Transfers in Boston Area Listings 1883
A long list of Boston area property transactions from 1883 covering Tremont Street Warrenton Street Hull Street and more. Purchasers include George M Gibson Nathaniel Cummings Patrick F McLaughlin Abbie E Hatch and Lydia L Paine with various sums and quitclaim or mortgage actions across Roxbury Charlestown and South Boston.
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Boston
Tremont Street
George M. Gibson
George A. Gibson
Warrenton Street
Walter M. Brackett
Nathaniel Cummings
West Dedham Street
Hepsebeth Fenton
Jacob Berwin
Hull Street
Susan Croswell
Patrick F. McLaughlin
William A. Prescott
North Margin
Abbie E. Hatch
James Gallagher
Rollins Street
William ©. Dolliver
Royal Bosworth
Annie L. Dolliver
Washington
Dover Street
Susan B. Jewell
Charles A. Cotting
Otis Place
Harrison Ritchie Et al
Mary G. Pickering
West Roxbury
Walk Hill Street
Caroline W. Braman
Nathaniel Thayer
Centre Street
William L. B. Goldsmith
George Kilron
Hart Street
J. Anson Guild
Mary A. Wilder
Dorchester
Mount Bowdoin Avenue
Roswell Gleason
Robert Petremont
Fuller
Washington Street
George H. Wheeler
Francis W. Ryder
Brighton
Nonantum Street
Caroline A. Ritchie
Ann Curley
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Mexican Central
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Marquette
Houghton
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Connorion Valley
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad
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Norwich
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Charles Mason
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Lydia L. Paine
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John R. Maguilion
Prentiss Street
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Blue Hill Avenue
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John Fairyap
Benjamin F. Cobb
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Elisha M. Dyer
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Harrison SP. Page
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William J. Forsaith Et al
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John F. Simonds
Charles H. Simonds
Moses Briggs
Same
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Edward &. Robins
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Saratoga Street
Mary A. C. Livermore
Thomas Pounder
Lexington Street
James N. Pratt
Ainsley P. Hooper
Bennington Street
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Fergus F. Lane
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H Street
Seventh Street
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David Noonan
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Elizabeth M. King Et al
Thomas Wilson
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William Afinot
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William Minors
Frame
Suffolk Savings Bank
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Decatur Street
Dandley P. Bailey
Guardian
David S. White
Prospect Avenue
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Harrison B. Payne
Sarah J. Carrington
Annie Y. Bradley
Provident Institute For Savings
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Caroline B. Sawyer
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Radway’s
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Fred'k Hollender & Co
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Broad ST
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Albert Taylor
Thomas Talbot
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Isaac T. Burr
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Isaac Fenno
Joseph H. Gray
L. Hollingsworth
Ktoder, Peabody & CO
Boston, Mass
Fzesshrs
Baring Brothers & CO
Europe
U. S
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Henry F. Spencer
Pemberton Square
Ohn A. Stewart
Edwin H. Abbot
Willis & Marston
Washington ST
John W. Rumsey & Co
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Highland St. Railway Co
Highland Street Railway Company
National Rockland Bank
Samuel Listle
Binns, Kidney & Holliday
Gres
Wall Street
R. R
N. Y. Stock Exchange
U.S. Grant, Jr
Ferdinand Ward
A. S. Grant
James D. Fish
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Denslow, Easton & Herts
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American Bank
Henderson A Bank
Globe City
Ahbizona
Massachusetts National Bank of Boston
Globe Or
Silver King
Arizona
Jazatr
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Rail
Corporation Notices
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway CO
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Company
Sears Building
A. M
Chas. Babbidge, Asst
Boston and Lowell R. R. Corporation
C. E. A. Bartletot
Metropolitan Railroad CO
COC
Boardman, Trens
Kilby Street
Jeli
Douglass Axe Manufacturing CO
Jels
D. D. Dana
de Fitchburg Railroad Company
D. Benson
Norwich & Worcester R.K. CO
Second National Bank
G. L. Perkins
Treaster
Norwich, Goon
Samuel Bunting’s
Market Street
An PiNport, Son
Whitney, Howe & Sibley
No. 7
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Manufacturers’ National Bank
Tipward National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Postal Telegraph
Boston Water Power
Eastern R Rist
Shaw Grove Co
Washington Mills
Weston Electric Light Co
Indian Queen Mining Co
Calumet and Hecla Mining Co
Quincy Mining Co
Boston Water Power Bonds
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Overland Telephone Co
Long Island and
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Tropical Telephone Co
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American Bell Telephone Co
People’s Telephone Vol
Colorado Telephone Co
de Bernstein Electric Light Manufacturing Co
Francis Henshaw
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State Street
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
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Dwelling House Insurance Co
Middlesex Mills
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Plymouth Cordage Co
Merchandise National Bank
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Boston Cooperative Building Co
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Portland
Boott Cotton
Fremont and
Suffolk Mills
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
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Bepee Belting Co
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Boston Gas Light Co
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Sioux City RR
Metropolitan Railroad
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Lancaster Mills
Nashua Manufacturing Co
National Bank of the Republic
New England Mortgage Security
Old Colony Railroad
B.L. Day & CO
Hamiston Food Preserving Co
Hartford
Union Pacific Railway Co
Charles River R R Horse Co
GEO. BR. Hichborn & CO
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Cornhill
Spring St
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Melville Place
Bradford St
Waltham St
Shawmucé Avenue
Lewis J. Bird & CO
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Amuel H
Samuictioneers CO
Congress Street
Oliver Street
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
Henry 8S
Harris
Albert Howe & CO
Salen
Warren Avenue
B. and A. Stock Yard
Brightom District
J. P. Dunsmore
Sunday Herald
Rain Or Shine
SMT
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Davids
Reynard
Phillips
Nevins
John H. Osgood
Chauncy Street
Marseilles
J. M. Wade
Westminster Street
St. Fee
Humphreys
Mit
Bree
Hostetter
Boots & Shoes
W.r.mckey & Co
Summer St., Bost
Vincent & CO
A. S. Richards & GO
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
F. G. Wolbert
F.c.wolbert, Sons & Co
Leonard St
Broadway
John OC. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Hopkinton Railroad Company, & Corporation
Clement Reserve
James F. Coburn
Hopkinton
Worcester County
Central Railroad
County of
State of Massachusetts
Cypress
Neponset
Iee St. Mills
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co
Samuel Little
WM. J. Bride
Treas
Boston Lead
Oliver St
Boston Star
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Stetson, Moseley & CO
Coad
E Street
Salem Lead CO
Frank A. Brown
BAY State Brick CO
Pemberton Sur
H. H. Creen’s
Indiana Street
JAS. W. Vinal& CO
Dock Square
Southern Pine Lumber
Poe W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
Pean Street
P.S. Huckins & CO
Central Square
Lawrence Duck Co
Francis G. Davis
Newark
Rosendale Cement
BROS
Waldo Ero