Boston Money Market Weakness and Stock Exchange Moves
The Boston market shows call money rising to 5 to 6 percent with limited availability. Clearing houses report strong funds at 5 to 6 percent, while New York funds ease and gold exports rise as speculation grows over rate cuts and yacht racing. Trade shows varied activity across rail, mining, and telephony stocks with key moves in Atchison and New York & New England and dividend prospects debated by company directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sterling
Brown Bros. & Co
Heidenbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Ladenburg, Baiman & Co
Atchison
Sandusky
Cleveland & Canton
Chicago & Eastern Finois
Central Massachusetts
Eastern
Mexican Central
New England
Union Pacific
Water
Allouez Mining
Bell Telephone
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Sach
Land Grant
Sonora
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Denver
Oregon
Washington
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Marquette and
Menominee Ranges
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Canton
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Summit Branch
Northern Pacific
Kansas City
Springfield
Clark
Connecticut
Senate
Metropolitan Horse
Cambridge
Allouez
Calumet
Local Firms Declare Diverse Dividend Rates
Wachusett National Bank Fitchburg announces a semi annual dividend of 6 percent. American Insurance Company proclaims a 5 percent dividend. Clinton Mills 4 percent. Franklin 3 percent. Bates Manufacturing 3 percent. Edwards Manufacturing 2 percent. Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Company 3.14 percent. Hopkinton National Bank 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachusett National Bank
Fitchburg
American Insurance Company
Clinton Mills Company
Franklin Company
Bates Manufacturing Company
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Hopkinton National Bank
Merchants Electric Light and Power and City Posts
A fragmentary OCR shows references to Merchants' Electric Light and Power and Boston Water, with scattered figures and place names like Cin, St. Louis, and Tol. indicating a page of utility and city services records. The text is highly garbled, obscuring clear events or outcomes but preserving named entities and institutional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begxioon-Teiconong Sions Sivas Dbiesns Sceves
wvieieweSe
Merchants
Electric Light and Power
Bude Crce Isica
Gessspers
Eeserscat Castenersans
Boston Water Pawel
Optecteescts
Maudman Win
Ctepsoceydadsas
Eacviasds
Seccceeses
Erbeeeses
Tol
Cin
St. Louis
Cceccceveses
Ececcce
Market mixed as bonds and stocks drift in thin New York trading
The New York financial markets show a general dullness with a late day slump. Union Pacific led declines while coal stocks and related issues fell. railroad bonds rose in volume though overall activity remained modest. East Tennessee and Louisville & Nashville saw early advances but the afternoon shifted to weakness with prices near session lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Union Pacific
Jersey Central
East Tennessee
Louisville & Nashville
St. Paul & Sioux Uy
Geined
Morris & Essex
Knoxville & Ohio
Michigan Central
Mobile & Ohio
New York City & Northern Trust Receipts
St. Louis
San Francisco
TeGay’s
Stock rail lines and bonds listed with varied yields
A fragmented OCR list details numerous railroad companies and financial instruments. It includes bond and preferred stock notations for entities such as Union Pacific, Reading, Chesapeake & Ohio, Illinois Central, St Paul, and others, with assorted percentage yields and issue types.
Col Coal Seesceccsese 2475 Stannard
In a fragmented market sheet, listings include Homestake at 12 percent and Quicksilver preference shares noted as 23. Ontario and Bodie appear among scattered entries. The text shows stock-like codes and prices with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Coal
Stannard
Savage
Coven Oat
Ontario
Con
Cala & Va
Boiwee
Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco market
San Francisco on June 29 reports official closing prices for mining stocks including Best & Belcher Bodie Consolidated Hale and Norcross Crown Point Savage and more. Market listings show varying fractions and percentages for each issue as traders watch the mining sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Tod
Best & Belcher
Bodie
Hale & Norcross
Pondes v
Cinsceessceesvees
Cala
Crown Point
Savage
Opposition to Wabash reorganization grows in St Louis
A St. Louis despatch reports rapid opposition to the Wabash reorganizing plan. Senior bondholders protest trimming interest and may block the purchasing committee’s September deadline. If no accord is reached the road could return to the court, with seniors guiding a new bid to satisfy their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railroad Company
Boston capitalists meet to organize Guifana Ship Island railroads
A meeting of Boston capitalists at the American House Wednesday afternoon aims to perfect an organization for the Guifana Ship Island railroads of Mississippi. May earnings of the Northern Practfic show a net $504,393 with fixed charges $197,046 and an $8,? surplus. Eastbound Chicago shipments for the week ending June 26 total 30,11 tors, up from 31,744 last week. Evansville & Terre Haute freight for the third week in June rises by $1,421 year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mississippi
Chicago
Evansville
Terre Haute
Mortgage Releases and Quitclaim Actions Listing
Summary of mortgage related instruments including releases and quitclaims dated June 10 1834 July 22 1869 June 21 1869 and May 27 1870 with parties George A Wilson Ira H Bickford William H Swift Maggia J Swift Jaimes H Humphreys Asabel H Glover Richard R Everett Edward L Davis Margaret T Young and Charles H Stevens. Noting dollar amounts of $1 for the releases and quitclaim actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wilson
Ira H. Bickford
William H
Maggia J. Swift
Jaimes H. Humphreys
Asabel H. Glover
Richard R. Everett
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Edward L. Davis
Richard C. Gumphreys
Margaret T. Young
Cnarles H. Stevenus
Shoe Industry Trends Across New England in Early Summer
Industry reports show factories at Brockton and Lynn nearing full capacity before a July shutdown while demand grows in heavy goods and rubber sectors. Jobbers hold large stocks, retailers work through inventories, and outgoing shipments to areas outside New England rise sharply this year. Boots and shoes shipments for the week reach 65,013 cases, with year to date totals at 1,834,654, up 327,134 from 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton, Lynn
New England
Public School Children to Sing America on July Fourth
Arrangements approved by Mayor O'Brien and Musical Director J B Claus call for city school children to sing America and American Hymn on the Common next Sunday afternoon July 4. A rope off area near the band stand will host admission at Monument Hill foot, marked by a red flag. Children may come with or without parents as early as 3 45, with hymns first on the programme and a souvenir programme provided to each participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
J. B. Claus
Monument Hill
America
and Keller
J. Claus
Market Quiet as Flour and Corn Prices Steady
Flour demand remains dull with minor concessions. Corn trades slowly with modest daily sales. oats steady. Settling price up slightly. no trading today. Readouts list grain and millwork prices across flour grades, cornmeal, oats, rye, malt, hops, and millfeed, with regionally clustered quotations and car lot receivers' prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New York
St. Louis
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Canada Roliers
Canada
New New York
Butter Market Mixed as Demand Slumps Across Regions
In a dull butter trade, Chicago shows fair demand for top grades while Western creamery extra sells at the high end. New York prices steady. St Albans and Utica report mixed offerings and varying prices with overall softer tones in some markets and firmer tones in others. Cheese and eggs show mixed strength with regional price variations. fruit and produce markets reflect uneven demand and steady to quiet pricing. R. Noyes notes barge cargoes and regional quotes for dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
St. Albans
Little Falls
Utica
Liverpool
Portland
Best Red
Welhaven
Baracoa
W. W. & Co. R. Noyes
Bultter
Western Extra Fresh
Vermont Dairy
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Keans
Bush
Messina
Imperialis
Valencia Do
Palermodo
Port
Aspinwall
Jamaica
Baracoas
Timothy
North
West
Jersey
Maine
Burbank
Bermuda
Market Notes on Provisions and Meats Prices
Provision market unchanged in tone with fair trade and steady prices. Listing covers pork and lard long and short cuts, backs, lean ends, tongues, mess and prime cuts, fresh ribs and sausage, various pork products, lard in tierces and pails, smoked and dressed hogs, beef cuts with per pound ranges, and fresh meats including lambs and mutton with regional price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Liverpool cotton futures steady as New York opens firm
Liverpool futures closed steady with nearby June delivery at 51 64d and later months quoted around 59 64d. Spot market shows firm demand at 5144 5 13-16d for mid uplands and Orleans. Sales total 12 060 bales, receipts 7 000 bales, American 5 900. New York futures opened firm with quot ations not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Mid Uplands
Orleans
New York
Aricibo
Prices of Sheep and Hides From Local Market Report
Prices of sheep and lambs in lots and per head with ranges. Veal calves and lamb skins listed along with tariffs for Brighton and country hides. Tallow and spearlings quoted by weight and unit. Classification of cattle and sheep appears in market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Market prices and supplies in Chicago dairy and meats
Despatch reports from Chicago describe steady wholesale mutton firmness and general price stability for beef and pork. Fresh fruits, vegetables, and dairy show varied demand with higher egg prices, and provisions mostly steady as markets close firm amid seasonal fluctuations.
Various grain and commodity prices across states on June 29
Markets show cotton and flour shifts with receipts exports and prices. Notable figures include cotton bases 6 ¾ to 9 ¾ cents, flour per barrel from 2 25 to 4 65 in New York and Minnesota, wheat at 77 80 cents, corn mixed and oats steady, pork and lard movements in Chicago and St. Louis, and regional notes for Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo and Detroit with varied staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orleans
St Louis
Minnesota
City
White State
Petroleum— United
Losg
Lara Pigher
Western Steam
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Toledo
ST. Louis
Detroit
Michigan
Lee
Brewer & Wilking
Congress Street
Plupger McDoneld
Lester
McFarlane
Megers
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Shorts
Dakota
Boston & Albany
Washington Street
Boston
South Framingham
Springfield
Syracuse
Albany
Buffalo
Cleveland
St. I L Louis
Worcester
Wororcester
Niagara Falls
Pittsfield
North Adams
Chatham
Hudson
Palmer
Ware River
Martford
New Haven
Ees
Cotton Markets June 29 Report Highlights Regional Variations
Cotton markets show mixed tone across ports with receipts and sales varying. Augusta and Galveston report steady to firm values around mid 8 to 9 cents. New Orleans and Mobile show steady prices with moderate exports. Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington and Philadelphia list varied stocks and firm to nominal quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auagusta
C. Galveston
Continent
New Orleans
Great Peg
Mobile
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Undefined OCR sports data fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads like weather or score lines with dates and numbers. Names and locations are unclear, and the text lacks coherent events or entities to identify a specific news item.
Wheat and breadstuffs trade and wool sales report
London and Liverpool market updates show wheat prices steady to unchanged with heavy demand for off coast cargoes and good inquiry for spot goods. Liv erpool receipts include large American cargoes. Western corn and lard firmer. wool sales well attended with keen competition and strong prices for New South Wales Victoria and New Zealand offerings.
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London
Beerbohm
Liverpool
England
California
New South Wales
Victoria
New Zealand
Financial. London Market Briefs June 29
Consolidate prices and bonds fall and rise across markets. Consols bid 1013 to 1016 with United States bonds at 43. Readings and Pennsylvanias show varied quotes as Erie and Mexican issues move. New York Central and St Paul common trade near noted levels with miscellaneous figures in flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United
Erie
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Imports at Boston Sagua and Georgia lumber orders
In Sagua and St Simons Georgia schooners load hard pine lumber shipments. The Jacob Reed at St Simons reports 413,224 feet of lumber for George McQuesten & Co. The Laura at Apalachicola carries 398,000 feet for Jumber James & Avbetti. Adee Thekara delivers sugar and molasses orders totaling 818 birds and 90 birds respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagua
ST Simons
Jacob Reed
George McQuesten & Co
Apalachicola
Laura
Foreign Exports Through Sackville and Georgetown
Trade items listed include schooners Iona Minnie May and Haytian Republic sailing to Turks Island Hayti and Turks Island with dates and cargoes such as codfish mackerel herring tar soap tinseed oil and pork. Vessel cargoes extend to Saint Stephens New Brunswick where schooner Sarah Glass carried flour meal and malt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackville
Iona
Georgetown
Pei
Minnie May
Turks Island
Haytian
Hayt'an Republic
ST Stephens
Sarah Glass
Receipts from June 29 on multiple rail lines and goods
Tuesday receipts show varied cargoes: cotton and wool bales for Boston & Albany Grand Junction New York & New England and other lines. Quantities include flour oats corn lard butter eggs potatoes leather hides and many packing items across several railroads in dense old‑style ledger form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England Rayroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine Kalrosa
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Port Receipts Compare With Last Year Across Staples
The table shows today’s total receipts at the port from all shipment points for staples like cotton, wool, butter, eggs, wheat, corn, and others, compared with the corresponding day last year. It lists quantities in bales, bushels, boxes, barrels, and bags, noting significant year over year changes across commodities.
Multiple Banking Ads and Agents Listed Across Cities
A summary of various advertising agents and firms in cities from Albany to St Louis. Entries include names like E L Smith O M Pratt of Smith Pratt & Herrick in Albany and J Straus in Cincinnati as well as firms such as G W R George & Co and Morse Rogers & Co. The list spans Baltimore Bayou Sara Burlington Fort Worth Dallas Galveston Jacksonville Los Angeles Mobile Tenn New York Portsmouth Prescott San Antonio St Louis with Craw entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, NY
E L Smith
O M Pratt
Smith
Pratt & Herrick
Ads
Baltimore, Md
R George
George & Co
Bayou Sara
J Freyhan
J Freyhan & Co
Par
Burlington
Brodie
Craw
Cincinnati
Straus
Lytie
Lytle & Co
Enfala
Ala
F Strauss
Beringer, Strauss & West
Fon du Lac
Wis
Charles Stickney
The
Stickney
S Co
Forth Worth
Dallas
Tex
E H Lewis
Lewis Bros
New York City
James Warnock
New York
Greacen
Owensboro
Jae
J Rothchild & Co
Portsmouth
Treee
Tracy & Co
Prescott
Bray
San Antonio
Hailff & Bro
St Louis
Powell
Loui
Schafer
Swartz & Co
Executors and administrators named for Boston estates
Legal notices from Boston Suffolk announce appointments of executors and administrators for Lucy F Glynn Richard Leyton Jacob Schneider Enoch Miley Mercy T Hills and Philemel J Col. Creditors are urged to present claims and debtors to pay. July 9 1886 meeting of creditors noted for Philomel J Col with George W Cunninghamstam as assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Harriman & Co
Dedham
Leander F. Wood
Pownal
Jacob McDuiffie
Lawrence
Mass
Thomas McDermott
Wilmington
Timothy Mahoney
Providence
Grocers’ Packing Company
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Arthur KE. Denison
Equitable
Fred H. Kidder
Mr. Denison
Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
Howara National Bank
Thompson
Denison
Lucy F. Glynn
Suffolk
Jacob W. Glynn
Richard Leyton
Suffo K
Mary Newton
Enoch Miley
Henry Buxton
Mercy T. Hills
F.C. Hills
Juffolk
Philomel J. Col
George W. Cunningstam
American Bell declares three dollar dividend for stockholders
The American Bell Telephone Company will pay a dividend of three dollars per share on Thursday July 15 1886 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Wednesday June 30 1886. Transfer books close from July 1 to July 12 with William B Driver treasurer noting dates.
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Second National Bank
Boston
G. L. P&rkins
Ietropolitan Railroad CO
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Railroad Company
Worcester
T. W. Hammond
American Bell Telephone Company
WM. BR. Driver
Borton
Jel23& W
Manchester Mills
Jobn C
Palfrey
Douglas Axe M’e’g CO
15Th Instant
D. D. Dana
Local Business Directory Snapshot In Decatur Area
Business firms listed include J.8. Eastman of Decatur near Liverpool Street East Boston with P. D. Box 190 Melrose. offering cleansing dyeing and repair services and custom work. KR. M. Curtis at 8 Boylston Street.
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Eastman
Decatur
Liverpool St
Boston
P. D. Box
Melrose
Crayne
KR. M. Curtis
Boylston St
Old Colony Weekday Trains From Boston to New York and Nearby
Schedule details weekday trains from Boston via Fall River Line and branches to New York and multiple destinations. Includes numerous return times to Boston and connections through Taunton Brockton North Easton Randolph Plymouth Cohasset Hingham Nantasket Beach and Cape Cod areas with Sunday trains noted.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Newport
Taunton
Brockton
New Bedford
Central Station
Dean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Middleboro
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Heeturn
Whitman
Cohasset and
Hingham
Return
Cohasset
Nantasket Beach
South Braintree
Quincey
Neponset
Harrison Square
West Quincy
Milton
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Yarmouth
Wiyannis
Barnstable
Sandwich
Bourne
Hyannis
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Buzzards Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Warmouth
South Weymouth
Abingtons
U. Return
South Abington
Beemonthe
Arshield
Scituate
J.B. Kendrick
Expres
Fall the River
A. m
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
Daily Train Times and Schedules Listing Chaos at Stations
A dense OCR style timetable lists numerous towns including North Leominster Marlboro Concord and Cambridge with scattered times and fares. It notes daily service with Sundays only or specific weekday patterns and mentions Baldwinsville east of the Ware River Railroad crossing plus Adams as General Superintendent.
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North Leominster
Ayer
Shirley
Ayer Junction
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Concord
Lincoln
Waltham
Helmeont and Waverley
Waverley
Watertown
Union Barket
Mt. Auburn
Watertow
Cambridge
Betuarn
Union Square
Somerville
Baldwinsville Ee
Ware River Railroad
Adams Gen. Supt
Framingham
Marlborough
Faye
Southborough
Northborough
Clinton
Leominster
Fitehoure
Bertin
West Berlin
Boston
Pratt's Junction
Hetarn
Fitchburg
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Hills
Worcester
Newton Highlands
Brookline
Pu. A.&. Hanson
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Money Market
City of
City of Cambridge
Lowell
City of Chicago
City of Cincinnati
Blake Brothers & Go
Bankers
B. Adams
WM. Blodgert
E. P. Merritt
Commission
Brewer & Wilkins
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Brokers’ Board
T& Sa Fe
Aen A& Pac
At&b Feist
B& M
Kan Pacconos
Ny&nez
Ae O. Atlan & Pm
Bor & Lowel
Oo C.S & Cie
Cambridge H
Ee Cie
GM Nyen
Summit Br
Worc
Nas & BR
Boston Water P
Osceola
Am Bell Tel
Iss
Sik
WiLson
Pad Co
NEW York Financial
Central Pacific
del. L. & West
Delaware
Lake
Manhattan Elevated
Missouri Pacific
Civccsese
New Jersey
N.Y Central
Css Tee
Peoria
Dec
Evan Rorrice
St Pau
St Paul & Omana
Texas
Cives
Western Union
Oregon Transcontinental
St. Paul
Duluth
Suffolk County
New Street
John Giennon
George Morrill
Raggles Street
Esinboro Street
George Plummer
Josephine Store
Centontreet
Maria G. Baker
Lucy W. Sterburne
Canton Street
Broadwey
Thomas A. Branigan
Mary W. Osborn
Broadway
Fuller Street
Pielding Child Et Ax
Daniel W. Kimbuill
Fuller and
Book Streets
Friend Street
John Junge
Slavini Prosser
Lancaster Street
Sarah E. Trull
Imma A. Cox
Edward Cox
Mary H. Gleason
Camden Street
Guy C. Underwood
George I. Gerrish
Sheriden
Enue
Turner A. Gilman
Allab W. Wiles
Sheridan
India Street
Josiah Bradlee
Frederick Hall Bradlee
Dorchester
Amos D. Gould
3Orge Curtis
Batcheloer
Rufus
Frost
John J. Nolen
Wells Avenue
Charles Culnane
George D. Hayward
Tolman Street
Edward A. Huebener
Albert H. Huebener
Granite Avenue
West Roxbury
Patrick Crosby
William J. Watson
New Keyes Street
Edwin Weld Et al
John R. McLellan
Hyde Avenue
Albert Hutchings
Spring
Moreland Streets
William S. Bond
Evangeline E.Y. Simpson
Hyde Park Avenue
Ashland Street
Roxbrury
Willliam W. Dromey
Catherine Drummy
Sherman and
Uilawn
Brighion
Michael Sheehan
Elizabeth R. Bennett
Peaceable
H. Parker
Davies
Mary Sheehan
Roslindale
Charles W. Whittemore
Boston & Providence Railroad Corporation
South Street
Boylston Station
Thomas VP. Proctor
Patrick O'Toole
Danforth Street
City Point
Haynes Hanford Chilson
Mary A
Marietta Albee
Horace A. Derry
Monmouth Street
Henry Nichols
Frank W
Graves
Fifth Street
Charlestown
Warren Institution For Savings
Bridget Ash
Chapman Street
Five Cents Savings Bank
Elia M. Harris
Emma F. Harris
Maii Street
Revere
Isaac Weaver
William W. Webster
Shirley Avenue
Dustin Laney
Charles S., Fifield
Dustin Lancey
Charless S. Fifield
Charles S. Fifield
Chelsea
Sarah E. Frye
Chelsea Savings Bank
Arlington Street
First Unitarian Society
Lavinorne Street
Adems Express
Ohio & Mississippi
Altoo & Terre Haute
Seashceet
American Express
Ontario and Western
Boston Air Lines
Oregon Navigation
Mor
Or& N
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Apada Pacific
Oregon Improvement Ce
Anade Southern
Pacific MG Ccs
Central Town
Panama
Veberers
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Pittsburg
Pullman Palace
Chicago & Alton
Richmond & All
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Richmond & W P
Chic
St Lous & NO
Rock Island
St Louis & Pa
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Cin, San & Cleve
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del. & Jack
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Denver & Rio Grande
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Fort Wayne
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Ind, Bloom & West
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TO & Nash
Ls& W
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Cca
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Oregon Nav
L & San F Gon
M‘g
St Paul Consols
St Paul,Ch & Pac
jSo
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Texas Pacific Land Grts
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Potter
J. D. Brewster
Brunswick
Charles H. Woodman & Co
Arch Street
H. D. Pope
Railroad Matters
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Caswell, Hazard & CO
Marbret
Porto Rico
Cuba
Watertown Union Live
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Lsed
Cccc Sons
N.hampshire
Anes
Westerr
Boston & Lowell
N.B
Aneuil Fiall Market
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Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Ream
Drouth
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John F. Henry & CO
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Ee City
jala-WiMeow
Erie Medical CO
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Ss. Superior Court
A. D
George W. Custer
Lucy Belle Fueye
Lucy Belle Hamann
Charles S. Hardy
Middlesex
Augustus Russ
Francis D. Hardy
Jos. A. Willard
A. Willaid
Robate Court
Caroline A. Sumner
Said County
James A. Dupee
George F. Prirce
Payson E. Tucker
Mary I, Dupee
Siartha Sumner
Hoston
Bostor Post
Joan W. McKux
Esquire
Sid Court
Elijah George
Massachusetts
Buffole
Moses P. Gould
Saraa P. Gould
Oston
Joan W. McKim
Jean
Charles TH. Tufts
Frank P. Moose
C. UW. Tufts & Co
Charles H. Tufts
Frank P. Morse
Fulton Street
F. Morse & Co
James Webs
Elizabeth M. Webb
Cambridgeport
Jacob Schneider
Valentine Schneide
Adm
Jelzith van
Barrow
C. Furness
Norwich & Worcester Ratroan Co
Norwich, Conn
C. Boardman
Business Directory
Lamprell & Marble
Commercial St
BAY Statib Electrotype Foundry
Arch St
Paine's Manufactory
Canal St
Nstrance
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Tremont Temple
G. A. Litchfield
W. G. Cortell
N.C. Lumbaw&d
State St
R. H. Eddy
Perkins & Pierce
Byron St
Damon Safe and Iron Works Co
Sudbury St
Weucco
Harvey
C. Page
Tremont St
Orham, Rogers & CO
Dundee Seeds
Federal Street
Baeder, Adamson
Salem Lead Sy
F. A. Brown
Treas
Weis Salem
3Lass
Railroads
Montreal & West
Central Vermont
R. 4
Waha Street
W. Hobart
Gen
Cummings
Ae Pass. Agt
Albans
NEW York&west
Stonington
Stopington
Ees Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. KR
W. Richardson
Coat
A. A. Folsom
Central Vermont Railroads
Rutland
Montreal
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Fitchburg Depot
Causeway Street
Jay
Winchendon
Jafflrey
Peterboo
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro Keene
Westmoreland
Waipo’ E
Bellows Falls
St. _ Johns
Peaware
Oo Canal Company
R . Bett
Falls
Ilioa M. White River
R. R
Corcord
Nashua
Old Colony R. R
New Providence
Keene
Ashuelot R. Toams
Ches- AT
Monadnock
Rutland R. R
White River Junction
Owan Palace
Kentland
Ogdenshberg
FAXON
Wfm R. Stewart
Keene, N. H
Boston & Providence
Shore Line Mail
Steturm
Heturn
Pawtucket
Broodgeville
Hebronville
Meturn
Attleboro
North Attieboro
Mansfield
Sharon
Canton Jmmciton
Bay
Breadville
Etyle Park
Mt. Rope
Clarendon Hillis
Heturm
Forest Fille
Boydlaton
Roxbury
Breturn
Spring Street
Highland
Stoughton and
fFoston
Mt. Hope
Malaga
Bristol
Vt Oron
Shore Line
Raileroads
New York US
Old Colony Station
J. R. Kendrick
General Maracer
Long Island Sound
Pilgrim
Boston & Providence R. RB
Shere Line
Providence R Railroad
Grand Central Depot
A. Polsom
Fitchbore Railroad
Syracuses N. Y
Chicago and
Pullman
West Shore Railroad
Greenfield
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Miller's Falls
Shelburne Falls
Royaliston
Erving
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Otter
Pat. Brattiebers
Cheshire
Keene and Rutland
Millbury
North Grafton
M. Westboro
Southville
Aos
Cordaville
Ashland
Milford
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Wellesley Milis
Auburndale
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Faneuil
Alston
Cottage Farm
Brooktine
Cypress Street
Po. Reservoir
Chestnut Hill
Newton Centre
Gallup
Sapt
Concord BR. R
Gorton
Manchester
N. B
Chamberlin
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