Treasury Circular Suspends 84 to 3 Per Cent Bond Exchanges
Acting Secretary announces suspension of exchanges from 84 per cent bonds into 3 per cent bonds from March 31 to May 1, 1883 to ease schedule and interest checks for May dividends. 84 per cent exchanges received during period. 3 per cent bonds to bear interest from May 1. Also notes closing months for the 5 per cent loan books and broader market commentary on Boston and railroad securities.
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Treasury Department
Washington
D. C
United States
H. F. French
Money Market and Stock News From New York
Despatch to the Boston Post describes a day in New York finance with money lent between 19 and 16 percent, easing to 6 percent late, and steamship and commodity prices quoted. Stocks closed dull but firm with notable moves in Manhattan Elevated and Union Pacific. rail bonds varied, while foreign exchange remained dull and money market tight ahead of Gould’s expected April return.
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New York
London
Paris
Frances
Gebert
Havre
Bank of British North America
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Metropolitan
St. Paul and
Manitoba
Dakota Division
Idk
West Shore
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Western
Richmond
Danville
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Burlington and Quincey
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Western Union
Manhattan
Union Pacific
Lackawanna
New Jersey Central
Wall Street
Gould
Denver
Wabash
Kneeland Pool
Sarrell
Phillips
Tlede
Cincinnati and
St. Louis
Buell
Ioleho
Texas and Rio Grande
Boston
Toledo
Texas
Rio Grande
Col
Ilinois
Texas Coal and Mining Company of
Flora
Buell Road
Foreign Exchange
Pavonia
Liverpool
Morton, Bliss & Co
Stansacuions
Sstock Exchange
Lo’st
Canada Southern
GGT
Central “Pacific
L. & West
Delaware & Hud
Denver & Biog
BNC
Cscncsciss
Han. & St. Jon
TOY
Kansas & Texas
Louisville & Nas
Lake Erie W
Gant Gate
Memphis
Northern Pacific
Ontario
Ohio
J. P
Omaha
Texas Pacific
L.& Pa
Oregon Trans.Co
St P. Min. &M
Market notes on fowls, grains, spices and wool prices
The report lists steady or dull markets across items: fowls at 14 17c, chicks 18 20c, and various grains and seeds with Calcutta linseed around 180 per bushel and western flaxseed 145. It notes salt and saltpetre prices, sugar refining levels, teas and tobaccos with mixed activity, and a large wool sale structure listing extensive fleece categories and prices, totaling 2,471,600 pounds.
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Minnesota
Carolina
Rangoon
Patna
Turks Island
Cadiz
Trapani
Calcutta
New York
Singapore
Java
Mae
Belmont
Sicily
Virginia
Nec
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Congon
Souchong
Oolong
Japans
Cape de Verde
Sierra Leone
Barbadoes
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
Territory
Kentucky
California
Montevideo
Boston boot and shoe trade faces slow orders in spring
The spring season nears end with many manufacturers holding unfilled orders and daily duplicates arriving. Jobbers remain wary of early orders while salesmen push fall goods. Despite cautious early activity, overall shipments rise with 57,476 cases sent this week and 631,419 since Jan 1, up from last year. Major distribution includes Chicago, New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, and many other cities across the United States.
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St Louis
San Francisco
Cal
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Pittsboro
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York City
New Orleans
Syracuse
Hornellsvile
Easton
Savannah
Dallas
Tex
Galveston
San Antonio
Macon
Atlanta
Charleston
Knoxville
Dayton
Des Moines
Denver
Col
Chillicothe
Bloomington
Portsmouth
Dubuque
Iowa
Chattanooga
Binghamton, NY
Washington, DC
York
Wilmington
Waco
Austin
Fort Worth
Charlotte
Elmira
Utica
Troy
Albany
Selma
Ala
Petersburg
Canisieo
Springfield
East Saginaw
Mich
Amports at Boston and Newcastle and Campello
A list of imports and shipments includes the steamer Austrian-2 with bales and cases from Shepard & Co and others, detailing flax, granite, linen, cottons, paper, pig iron, jute, indigo, moise, and pipes. Steamer Grendower brings coal to Newcastle, Boston Gaslight Co. and Schooner Collector at Campello deliver herring and 12,500 boxes of herring respectively.
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Glasgow
Shepard &Co
Granite Junes & Co
R Leeson & Co
Granite Frost & Co
Bemis Bros
LC Chase
Seavey, Foster & Bowman
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Jas Lee & Co
Dupee & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Gorham, Rogers & Co
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Nickerson & Co
H & L Chase & Co
Iron Brown Bros & Co
Indigo Henderson Bros
Indigo Jas Melville
Billings
Hlenderson Bros
Moise Boston Sugar Co
Mads¢ Shepard, Norwell & Co
Newcastle
Grendower
Boston Gaslight Co
Campello
Herring EY Russell & Co
Foreign Exports Goods Lists From Goree and Liverpool
A long list of goods exported aboard Bark Jennie Cushman and Steamer Virginian including tobacco, cigars, oils, cordage, bedding, tools, canned goods, and flour. Merchandise totals note 230 half birds tobacco and 57,230 bushels of wheat with cattle, cotton, and leather among items. voyage dates March 21 and March 19.
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Goree
Markel
Jennie Cushman
Liverpool
Eng
Virginian
Receipts of Staple Products by Various Railroads
A historical ledger lists shipments and quantities by multiple rail lines including Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Western, Hy Sea, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Old Colony, Posten and Albany, seenenie, and New England rails. Items cover cotton, wool, flour, cornmeal, oats, wheat, meal, tallow, butter, eggs, cheese, bacon, beef, hogs, lumber, leather, hides, pelts, potatoes, beans, apples, and more, with counts in bales, bbls, bushels, cars, boxes, cases, bags, rolls, and tons.
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Lowell
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Western Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Senegal
Old Colony Railroad
Posten and Albany Railroad
Seenenie
The Cattle Market Brighton and Watertown Live Stock March 21
Report for the Boston Post by George J. Fox, detailing cattle shipments and prices across markets. Includes totals for cattle sheep swine and horses, regional arrivals, car counts by railroad, price ranges for beef store cattle and hides, and remarks on weather and market dynamics. Mentions numerous drovers and farms across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut New York and Rhode Island.
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Brighton and
Watertown
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Saveral States
Watertowns
Ies
Cis Veie
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Maine
New York
Newey
Old Colony
Providence
Otal
Farrow
Élsc
Brighton
Export and Livestock Market Report Amid Western Cattle Trade
The article details extensive cattle and sheep listings across regions including Massachusetts New York and the western states. It notes rising exports to Liverpool and Glasgow, higher cattle prices, large consignments by A N Monroe and Hollis partners, and varied market activity at Watertown and Brighton with price shifts and notable sales like a 2-year-old steer weighing over 2000 pounds.
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Stocker & Ricker
RE French
Son
Cattie
JC Taylor
Lovell
RP Pollard
Il V Whipple
J & ‘Turner
GW Brownell
GB Evans
BL Johnson
Massachusetts
W Scollops
L Freelove
J Dimon
Geo Tucker
EW Sears
JS Henry
A A Smith
W H Boardwell
Rhode I
Connecticut
C Leavitt
H C Osborn
H Bird
New York
D McCarthy
Monroe
Hollis
EK A
Devlin & Farrell
Hathaway & Jackson
Leavitt & Son
J Stetson & Son
E Farnel
Fitch & Barnes
F White
D McIntosh
J B Thomas
J S
J S Fry & Co, 555 Sheep; G A Sawyer
Liverpool
W Colwell
Glasgow
J A Hathaway
GW & N
E Hollis
A N Monroe
Lingham & ©. Brien
Stithe
Watertown
Watertown Market
Boston
Anothe
Maine
Joseph Wye
H J Ramin
Wells & Richardson
H Bird & Co
Talsei
Fedgby
Joseph Nye
Fairfield
J O Sanborn
Brighton Landing
Watrtown
Brighton
Tige
C Leavitt & Son
Fitch & Eames
E. Farrell
Brightom
Hollis & Co
EF O Howe
J D Hosmer
Glines & Weston
J G Lilllefield
IL J Lamin
Cotton Markets and United States Market Summary
Cotton markets show quiet demand with middling and low grades steady to easy across ports. Major centers report dull to steady conditions with net receipts and shipments varying. New York prints slight downtrend on middling prices while Western markets list mixed results on flour and grains. Major ports include Baltimore, New Orleans, Charleston, Philadelphia, and Boston with ongoing trade figures and stock tallies.
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Franklin
Java
Maracaibo
Rio Janeire
Boston
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Hull
Sicily
Gambier
Assafoetida
Carda
Mons
Malabar
Bergamot
Cassia
St Domingo
Lima
Excelsior
Nova Scecia
London
Valencia
Turkey
Palermo
Messina
Timothy
Cebu
Manilla
Buenos
Baltimore
Mators Tocelots
Great Britain
Wilmingson
Galveston
Cose
Uilband
Cece
Charleston
United States
Scovese Eoessees
Britain
Lego Foelle
Continent
Havana Financial Brief Sees Mixed Gold and Sugar Quotes
Financial brief from Havana notes Spanish gold at 64 cents on 60 days forward to the United States with modest premiums for bills. Sugar market remains quiet with Dut firm at recent quotations.
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Havana
United States
Bush case resumes in United States Circuit Court
Before Judge Colt the Goodrich H. Bush case proceeded but remained unfinished as government testimony is not yet in. The ongoing proceedings reflected a continued legal process with no final ruling announced at this time.
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United States Circuit Court
Colt
Goodrich H. Bush
Court arguments in three libels resume in Nelson court
United States District Court hearings before Judge Nelson resume and unfinished. Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth March 21 before Chief Justice Morton and Justices Field Allen Colburn Holmes. Cases argued include Kelley et al vs Meins et al Batchelder vs Queen Insurance and Leavitt v Leavitt with listed counsel.
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Nelson
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Morton
Field
C. Allen
Colburn
Holmes
Francis A. Kelley
Als
John K. Meins
N.C
J. K. Berry
W. W. Dolerty
Thomas H. Shirley
Thomas McCormick
Warren & Brandeis
C. Kelly
Esther C. Leavitt
Charles S. Leavitt
N. W. Ladd
Court Docket Highlights Civil Actions in Two Sessions
In a resumed session Judge Pitman presided over Comerford vs Union Railway Co with both sides represented. Second session saw Paul vs Williams in replevin with a $1 verdict for the plaintiff. Multiple cases include Farnsworth vs Abbott for board and lodging, verdict for the plaintiff at $5795.
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Pitman
Richard J. Comerford
Union Railway Co
B. Allen
O. A. Galvin
P., A. Collins
W. H. Martin
Staples
George Paul
Henry Bigelow Wiliams
N. Morse
E. W. Hutchins
John C. Ropes
Bridget Harney
Joseph P. Shaw
J. E. Cotter
C. G. Keyes
Lydia A. Farnsworth
Lucius P. Abbott
Charles E. Abbott
Qkr
W. Nason
A.B. Wentworth
Adultery Trial Verdicts and Court Actions Reported
In Judge Rockwell's court Lyman 5 Eaton and Margaret Ruisseau were found guilty on the fourth count of adultery and the case goes to the supreme court on exceptions. Frances Parker, arrested on a default warrant for common night walking, received six months in the house of correction. Frank Smith and Daniel Sullivan face trial for an assault with a knife on Charles Englert and Joseph Hartman on February 5. Several cases of minor importance were disposed of.
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Lyman
Eaton
Margaret Ruisseau
Supreme Court
Frances Parker
House of Correction
Frank Smith
Daniel Sullivan
Charles Englert
Joseph Hartman
Wills Presented and Administrations Granted in Middlesex Court
In a Middlesex Superior Court civil session before Judge Brooks the wills of Eben F. Foster of Waltham Joseph Tilton Mercy Thompson Edward Fitiekd of Lowell Joel W Walcott of Concord Dennis Coffey of Cambridge Susan Farwell of Townsend were read. Letters of Administration were granted for Samuel E lawyer of Everett William F Stewart of Cambridge Belle M Richards of Medford Emma M Tork of Malden Catherine McManus of Lowell Sarah White of Winchester Calvin Hall and Ann Wilber of Lowell. In the Hobken vs Sullivan case verdict for the plaintiff for 60201 damages over a deed warranty dispute involving a Salem Street lot in Lowell with a three foot height restriction and subsequent ownership changes. The McGovern vs Deignan action, an assault and false imprisonment claim, awaits further juror deliberation.
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Eben F. Foster
Waltham
Joseph Tilton
Mercy Thompson
Edward Fitiekd
Lowell
Joel W. Walcott
Concord
Dennis Coffey
Cambridge
Susan Farwell
Townsend
Samuel E
Everett
William F. Stewart
Belle M. Richards
M. Isabella Richards
Medford
Emma M. Tork
Malden
Catherine McManus
Sarah White
Winchester
Calvin Hall
Ann Wilber
Fitzs
Peter Holden
Sullivan
Conant & Carmichael
W. WH. Anderson
McGovern
Deignan
Saace
Conant and Carmichael
J. Davis
Wills and guardianship items before Judge White
Wills approved for Mary Ann Clark of Stoughton and David L. Sterling of Weymouth. Letters of administration granted for the estates of Mary A. Tuber of Wrentham, Robert Foreman of Sharon, Mary S. Davenport of Canton, Mary Byam of Quincy, Florence Sullivan of Jersey City, N J. John W. Candler of Brookline appointed guardian of Amelia G. Candler with a minor bond of 5000 dollars.
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Mary Ann Clark
Stoughton
David L. Sterling
Weymouth
Mary A. Tuber
Wrentham
Robert Foreman
Sharon
Mary S. Davenport
Canton
Mary Byam
Quincy
Florence Sullivan
Jersey City
N. J
John W. Candler
Brookline
Amelia G. Candler
Municipal Court Larceny Actions Reported
March 21 session before Judge Parmenter sent James McNeil to the house of industry for three months for larceny. James Carney held in 900 dollars for his Friday trial. Dennis J. Delaney held in 1200 dollars for superior court larceny trial. In East Loston Alfred McNear held in 200 dollars bonds for sentence on the Mth for receiving stolen goods. William McNear arraigned on four counts of breaking and entering held in 500 dollars bonds per count for examination. Margaret Gallagher held for further examination in juvenile court for larceny of property valued at 700 dollars.
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Parmenter
James McNeil
House of Industry
James Carney
Dennis J. Delaney
Superior Court
East
Loston Court
Alfred McNear
Mth
William McNear
Margaret Gallagher
Railroad Matters and New England Railroad Club Formed
A final bondholders meeting approved purchasing committee actions to reorganize the Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central into the Chicago St. Louis and Pittsburgh railroad, bonding $22 million with $30.6 million in stock. New company certificates expected for listing by April 15 and reorganization to occur across Ohio Indiana Illinois. Also, about 50 railroad men gathered at the Quincy House to form the New England Railroad Club with F D Adams as president and George E Pratt as secretary treasurer.
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National Bank of Republic
Lteward National Bank
Metopolitan Nationa Bk
Severe National Bank
Ee Teas
Iighland Street Rd
Ports
Paris & Con
Middlesex Horse Railroad
Csesesses Sink Alee Ee & Cheshire Railroad
Secsesesep Nesss Sinee
American Watch Co
Waltham
American Loan
and Trust Company
Shoe & Leather Insurance Co
John Russel Cutlery
New Hampshire
Burlington & Missouri
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Boston
Concord
Montreal
Leavenworth
Topeka
Lake
Oses Cacancie
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Scrip
Francis Henshaw & Co
Merchants’ National Bank
Inners Cves
Nguoma Bank
Cncwcen
Scons
Konu
Biarket National AE
Mechanics National Bank
Freeman’s National Bank
Union Market National Bank
Watertown
Seceuseetods Amoly Tom Gis
Cccessunessg
Scvetseeassesscace Sacessh
Eeu
Hamilton Manufacturing
Asc
Ariington Mann. Co
Cccecsesves A Dwight Mfg Co
New England National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Manufacturers National Bank
Sobslarket National Bank
Ser
York Maeneractering
Rivers
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Jamaica Plain
Wakefield
Scbbeebensesthe
Providence
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
Philadephia
Wishington & Ial
Chicago
Bur
Quincy
Cedar Rapids
Missouri
Wisconsin Valley Rd
Columbus, Chicago, and
Indiana Central Railroad
William L. Scott
Charles J. Osborn
Johns. Kennedy
Chicago, St. Louis
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Stock Exchange
New England Railroad Club
Quincy House
F.D. Adams
George E. Pratt
F. D. Adams
J. W. Marden
Roxbury and Dorchester Mortgage Transfers Listed
Albion Street Roxbury Ariel H. Crocker trustee conveys to Marie Krebs for 625 dollars with mortgage back for 325 dollars on Feb 27 1838. Revere Maple Street John H. Stark trustee deeds to Joseph Hutchinson for 10 dollars quitclaim on 6000 square feet on March 13 1883. Mortgages.
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Warren and Tabor
Leonard C. Fuller
John M. Marston
Henry
Lawrence
Phineas B. Smith
Henry S. Lawrence
Isabella Gill
Phinehas G. Smith
Albion Street
Ariel H. Crocker
Marie Krebs
Same
Mortality in Massachusetts weekly death report 1883
Weekly mortality report from the Massachusetts State Board of Health lists deaths across 43 towns for the week ending March 17, 1883. It notes small discrepancies between weekly deaths and occurrences and explains population estimates are based on census trends up to 1880 with adjustments to March 1, 1883, including figures for cities such as Boston Worcester Cambridge Springfield Somerville New Bedford Brockton Peabody and others.
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State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Worcester
Cambridge
Lawtencesccsececscsoesss
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Shiva Cunsetest
Springfield
Vrecee
Somerville
New Bedford
Moore Oics
Cheisca
Doudemie Icc Bees
Gioucertes
Ccce
Prutoue
UCN Agries Seu Iokes
Saat Northampton
Quincy
Weouuits
Cnet
Weytroueh
Sacs
Cacces Peabodyee
Seceee
Ceee
PRU Ong
Teedecaeset Mphoot
Aks
Biooking
Hyde Park
Eeserereee
Medzotu i
Southbridge
Westborough
Provincetown Andover
Boston
Salem
Chelsea
Malden
Peabody
Wakefield
Spencer
Leach
Lowell
Lawrence
Sloucester
Lowelll
Holyoke
Milford
Brookline
Fall River
Lynn
Taunton
Gloucester
Newton
Haverhill
Brockton
Newburyport
Fitchburg
Sary
S.W. Abbot
M.D
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & CO
Nes
Market Street
Hiladelphia
Montana
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Fremont Street
Henry & Hatch
Devonshire Sts
Johnson, Mogdy & CO
Devonshire Street
Boots & Shoes
Richards
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Lippincott
United States Bay Steamer
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Beacon Street
Meryon
Whistler
Haden
Rembrandt
Verboeckhoven
Lalanne
Appian
Daubleny
Jacque
Flameng
Unger
Soeien Descaines
Corot
Platt
Farrar
Bellows
Millais
Ansdell
Creswick
Marc Antonio
Durer
Wise
Strange
Beham
Beauvariet
Francois
Dupont
Boiswert
Pontius
Lefevre
Morghen
Drevet
Edelinck
Samuel Hatch & CO
B. W. Library
B. W
G. L. Damon
Godfrey Morse
South Market St
Dome of
Quincy Market
Chatham Street
South Market Street
Chatham
O. Fisker
John A. Loring
Tremont Street
Alex. S. Porter
State Street
Truster’s Sale
Dartmouth and
Appleton Streets
Darttmouth
Appleton Street
Lawrence Street
Mortgacee
Charles H Wetmore
Vernon Hangon
Suffolk
Whitman and Breck
Charles Street
Lot C
Old Colony Railroad Company
Freeman Street
Charles H. Wetmore
Olivertson
William A. Russell
Leonard & Auctioneers
Bromfield Street
Henshaw & CO
Hoom L
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston and Maine Railroad
St. Paul’s Church
Eas Columbian National Bank
Bates Manufacturing Co
Washington Mills
Manchester Mills
Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
Newton and
Fisconsin Central RR
Howard National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Boston Atheneum
da Isie Mertie
Jackson Manufacturing Co
Boston and
Continental Mills
York Manufacturing Co
American Loan and Trust Co
Wakefield Rattan Co
City of
Lansing
Northern
St Joseph
Wisconsin Valley Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
R. L. Daw & CO
Exchange Place
Lily A. M
Boston Stock Exchas
Michelle Air Line
Michigan Central RR
Rockland and Thomaston Gas Light Co
Santa Rita Copper and Tren Co
Atlas National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Executrix
Continental National Bank
Northern Railroad
Wachusett National Bank
Lake Champlain
R. B. Con
Metropolitan R. K
Cook County
City of Chicago
City of St. Louis
Luz
Lynn and
Boston Railroad
Ogdensburg
Whitney, Howe & Sibley
Mutual Distiit Messenger Co
Metropolitan Raiiread Burton Stock Car Co
Mexican Telephone
Mexican Central R R. Electric Storage and Light Co
Catalpa Mining Co
American Loan and Trust Qg
Eten National Bank
Sing Co
Orave Carolina Queen and
San Pears Mining Co
People’s Telephone
Star Newspaper Co
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Gwalia
Pier
South
Francis Sprague & Co., General Auctioneers
Milk Street
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Henry GC
Bird & CO
Salesrocom
Albert Howe & CO
Saless Room
Warren Avenue