Foreign Exchange Rises On BoE Rate Hike Expectation
Markets show higher foreign exchange rates as reports circulate that the Bank of England will raise its discount rate tomorrow. Bond and stock action is mixed with light business, while Atlantic and Pacific incomes surge on buy orders and speculative schemes linked to railroad financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Gov. Cleveland
Dinkse
Megha
Iascee
Cess Basckessesea
Pomisopon
Svensenaae Lle
Osccesesanee
POCO
Auction Catalog Item List From Wilson Fay & Co
The document lists items including 100 Mexican Oils and 118 £ 60 Crescent with values, plus 300 Crusader and 400 Burton Stock Car—alongside repos like 551,900, and vessels such as Brunswick Ships E400 K Bonanza. It appears as a scattered inventory or auction catalog fragment with lot numbers and rough valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Maverick Land
Crescent
Crusader
Burton
Igo Brunswick
Catalpa
New York Financial Market Report May 9
Financial update from New York on May 9 details money on call at 3 4 percent, prime mercantile paper at 6 6 us, bar silver at 109 24, and exchange firm. Government and state bonds mixed. railroad bonds irregular. Stocks dull and heavy with Memphis and Charleston leading declines before a midday rally then renewed weakness. overall decline about fraction. Mining stocks quiet with Chrysolite and Navajo noted. Transactions total about 16 680 shares with 300 000 shares listed on the exchange.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Atlantic and Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Kansas
Texas
Miwaukee
St. Paul
la Crosse
Richmond
Danville
Iron Mountains
Milwauxee
Oregon
Stock Exchange
Memphis
Charleston
Central Pacific
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
New Jersey Central
Pullman Palace
Danyide
Charleson
Burlington
The
Liverpool cheese and local grain and hog market snapshot
Market notes show Liverpool cheese at 68s cwt and firmer quotes, mixed quotations for western cheese and eggs. beans and pork futures from Chicago and New York trade, with May wheat at Chicago starting 113 and closing near 111 35. Ongoing corn and oats prices slide and rise. cotton activity muted aside from Liverpool sales. Union stock yards report hog receipts around 11,000 with price ranges for light, mixed, and heavy hogs, plus cattle receipts near 5,000. A Norfolk steamer carries asparagus peas and berries, 95 boxes and 1,100 peas aboard.
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Liverpool
New York Mercantile Exchange
New York
Boston
Chicago
Union
Norfolk
New Orleans
Ohio
St Louis
City
Minnesota
Canada
Gelge
Ste
Demerara
Port Spain
Philadelphia
United
City Extra India
Tierces City
Continent
South America
Western
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Arene
Cincinnati
Detroit
Market notes on dyes, oils, and agricultural goods
A dense market summary lists prices for chemistry and dye woods, resins, and pigments, with details on fustic camwood sapin wood and Lima wood. It also covers hides, leathers, lumber, nails, naval stores, oils, and provisions, noting steady demand, price ranges, and weekly exports and imports across multiple commodities.
Rubber Prices Persist Amid Downturn In Shipments Nationally
Rubber stockpiles rise as raw material costs stay high and price declines look unlikely. Weekly shipments total 30,020 cases, down from 33,748 a year ago, with Jan 1 to date at 927,304 cases versus 844,734 last year, an increase of 82,576. Major destinations listed include New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Syracuse, New Orleans, Savannah, Galveston, Richmond, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Milwaukee, Nashville, Memphis, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, Rochester, Buffalo, Minneapolis, St Paul, San Francisco, St Joseph, Omaha, Des Moines, Grand Rapids, Mobile, Montgomery, Wheeling, Binghamton, Norfolk, Knoxville, York, Charleston, Atlanta, Augusta, Elmira, Hornellsville, Utica, Albany.
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New York Cty
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mad
Chicago
St Louis Mo
Cincinnati
Syracuse
New Orleans
Savannah
Gia
Galveston
Tex
Richmond
Pittsburg
Detroit
Mich
Milwaukee
Wis
Lawsville
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Indianapolis
Ind
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Rochester
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Elmira
Hornellsville
Utica
Albany
Ocean Freight Imports From Mediterranean Ports Reach Boston
A long list details steamer arrivals importing boxes of oranges and lemons, wines, fruit orders, sugar, hides, wool, and other goods at Boston, with cargoes from Palermo, Valencia, Matanzas, Teceira, Guantanamo, Cardenas, Buenavista, and various schooners and brigs. Named firms include Franklin Rolfe & Co, AS & J Brown & Co, Phelps Bros & Co, D M Williams, and others. Cargoes include oranges, lemons, wine, fruit orders, sugar, hides, wool, and potatoes among many items.
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Mediterranean
Messina
Wranklin Rolfe & Co
W C Codman Jr & Co
Taylor & Ser
Moise G Paladorre
AS & J Brown & Co
Phelps Bros & Co
Palermo
AS & J Brown
D & M Williams
Pierce & Co
Algheri
Franklin Rolfe& Co
H Tully & Co
Phelps Bros & Co—500 Boxes Fruit F S Kennedy & Co—531 Pkes Fruit Sgobel & Day
Mercadante
Valencia
Franklin Rolfe & Co
Caibarien
Bark Unity
Benj Burress
Baaring Bros & Co
Guantanamo
Plutarch
Cardenas
Romolo
Saimples E Atkins & Co
Buenavista
Lucy W Snow
Butuan
Matanzas
Annie P O'Dell
Foreign Exports From New Zealand and Liverpool Trade Ports
Shipping records show Bark John C Sumnih clearing May 8 with 341 cases tobacco and merchandise, and other cargoes including 8,257 bushels peas and 12,091 bushels wheat aboard Steamer Venetian from Liverpool cleared May 7. Additional entries list cargo items for Bark Sarah and Steamer Alpha at Shelburne and for Schooner Adah at Clementspor t, reflecting varied goods and volumes across several ports.
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Port Chalmers
Lyttleton
John C Sumnih
Liverpool
Eng
Sarah
Shelburne
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Gen Roberts
Clementsport
Market Outlook Promises Strong Winter Trade Across Regions
Buyers flock to market this week chasing heavy houses and winter goods after placing large orders for boots and other items. Regions vary in tone with the west and southwest seen as robust, the south overheated by steady factory sales, while the northwest faces slower prospects. Home trade remains brisk with shipments toward New York and New England dealers. rubber goods show cautious gains as factories restart but will stay moderate. Dealers expect better contracts later as current prices deter immediate heavy lifting.
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South
Northwest
New York
New England
Market Street
Philadelphia
N.B
Boston
Receipts of Staple Products May Across Railroads
A compiled list details May receipts across multiple lines including Lowell Maine Fitchburg Eastern Grand Junction and others. The tallies cover cotton wool flour corn meal corn oats beef lard butter cheese eggs potatoes hay leather hides skins and more items with hundreds of bales bbls cases and boxes recorded.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Raiload
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabony and
Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Brighten and Watertown Live Stock Prices Report
Brighton and Watertown live stock totals for May show cattle 10 733 sheep 15 618 swine 107 011 last week 107 011 and current arrivals at Watertown yards 12 798 cattle 3 894 sheep 467 swine. Prices list beef store cattle veal milch cows and hogs with several exporters noted. Drovers across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Western states and Canada supplied stock. export shipments by several steamers detailed with cattle and sheep counts.
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Catlie
P& L
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Sheen
Watertown
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
New York
New England
Old Colony
Providence
Brichton
Fairlee
Atlantic
Cambridge
Glines & Weston
J WH Fogg
C O Howe
Weiler & Son
Coolridge & Son
New Hampshire
C P Breck
C Hooper
F Wood
Aldrich & Johnson
Dow & Moulton
M Pike
Leon
LV Maillery
E T Sargent
Sargent & Turner
Sprige
Hastings
Tinker
WG Townsend
Taylor & Harpin
M G Flanders
Geo Tucker
J S Henry
Stetson & Farrell
Leavitt & Son
E A Hollis
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
C Farrell
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Alyman
J O'Prien
D Mcintosh
N Kennedy
E Morgan
Brantford City
C M Acre
Pruty
Pape
F R Lingham
D MeIzsh
Walpole
Frank Wood
J Dimon
Connecticut
Guthrie
CO Roe
Eller & Son
F H Coolidge
W Ricker
BB Aastings
L W Tinker
A J Piper
H Inrecon
RP Poliatk
MG Ionders
OF Bethell
B Sargent
Scatte
Western
Cattle market mixed as western yards report tentative demand
Tuesday and Monday sales show uneven demand with buyers resisting higher prices. Cattle at Beston Union yards sold in small lots with steers commanding around 7 cents per live pound and prices mixed across heavier stock. Brighton and Albany saw higher costs and cautious trade as buyers refrained from full week rates, while a few solid lots moved to conclude a light regional supply amid cool weather.
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M C Felt
Beston Union
Winter
Aldach & Johnson
Albany
W. Leavitt
Monroe
C. Leavitt & Sons
J. McPlynn
Farrell & Stetson
New England
Hollis & Co
Tike
AN Monroe
J H Fogg
F H Coolidge & Son
JD Hosmer
A Williamson
F Wood
J Weller
Cotton Markets Across Cities Show Firm to Quiet Tones
Markets report mixed activity from Charleston to New York with firm prices in cotton middling along with steady to quiet grain and provisions across regions. Notable notes include Galveston and Savannah receipts, New York cash sales, and Chicago hogs and pork markets showing modest strength amid varying futures.
Suffolk County Transfers and Mortgage Notes in Boston Area
Transfers across Suffolk and Dorchester, Roxbury, Charlestown and surrounding areas show numerous deeds, quitclaims, and mortgages. Entries include Currier to Conley for 1 300 and 3 360 feet of land, Ropes Bradley conveyances, Codman mortgage titles, and various street parcels in Chelsea, East Boston, South Boston, and Roxbury.
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Baste Place
Herbert M. Currier
Thomas H. Conley
Charles Street
George Rorke
Jane Levi
West Newton Street
John C. Ropes
Richards M. Bradley
John C. Ropes Et al
Charles Henry Parker
Charles G. Codman
Commercial
Samuel Wingersky
Wileon Smith
Pinckney Street
James Rawson
Sarah A.pong
Harrison Avenue
Caroline de Witt
James Stevenson
Richard Olney
Henry D. Flagg
Columbus Avenue
Edward T. Hardy
Anne- Sevew
King Street
William H. Real
Caroline A. Phipps
Sanford Street
George W. Sloan
Charles G. Owen
Hutchinson Street
Joseph Hutchinson
Corne Lyons
Dudley Street
John C. Ropes Et
Richard M. Bradley
Charles H. Parker
Roxbury
Sagin Street
William A. Duncanson
Harriet A. Dennett
Hampden Street
Emigrant Savings Bank
Paul Stucklen
Martin Trautman
Kensington Street
Ezra Conant
Martin Fay
South Boston
Athens Streets
Cheeney Green
Richard H. Jenness
Third Street
Chas. G. Codman
Pleasant Street
John Murray
Wm, Murray
Boston
Maverick Street
Wm. Lynch
Frank Fierling
Henrietta Goldsmith
West Roxbury
Financial market update from London and Liverpool
London reports Consols at 1019-16 and US 5s extended with mixed railway stocks such as New York Central at 126 and Reading at 2814. Commodity notes show wheat steady to firm, corn steady to quiet, with English markets firm and Liverpool prices for flour, wheat, corn and provisions listed. Weather in England cold. Liverpool cash and futures show cotton demand and price ranges with noted speculation and export activity.
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London
Atlantic
Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Ilinois
Pennsylvania Central
Reading
Ontario and Western
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
England
Canformia
Orleans
Havana
Ruby and native ore strikes in Buckstorm district
Bald mountain in the Black Hills looks to become active this summer as snow recedes. A large bed of ruby and native silver ore was struck in Buckstorm district, claimed to pay 104 per ton. Silver City New Mexico sees rising ore discoveries and a quarter interest sale fetched 15 000 cash with 20 000 offered and refused. Over 100 claims have been taken with room for many more. Ayer s Sarsaparilla ad ends the notice claiming blood cleansing benefits.
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Bald Mountain
Black Hills
Silver City
N. M
Wills admitted to probate in several estates
The following wills were admitted to probate Annie M Mooney Benjamin F Simpson Low ell Susy A Wyman Winchester Abigail Dra cut Newton James W Shearer Cambridge Edward Scrannage Melrose Annahl Muntress Somerville Charles Perry Marlboro Charles A Holt Wilmington Letters of administration granted on the estates of Mary Leah MecEleny Cambridge Hannah C Pratt Lowell Bridget Coughlin Ayer Joseph Sawtelle Brookline Edward Driscoll Somerville Frank F Webster Lowell Albert J Littlefield Wakefield Henry L Rollins Newton Alpheus W Brookings Newton Artemus Wood Woburn Elizabeth Goodwin Hudson Deborah Dodge Somerville Moses Rockwood Holliston
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Annie M. Mooney
Benjamin F. Simpson
Lowell
Susy A. Wyman
Winchester
Abigail Dracut
Newton
James W. Shearer
Cambridge
Edward Scrannage
Melrose
Annahl Muntress
Somerville
Charles Perry
Marlboro
Charles A. Holt
Wilmington
Mary Leah MecEleny
Hannah C. Pratt
Bridget Coughlin
Ayer
Joseph Sawtelle
Brookline
Edward Driscoll
Frank F. Webster
Albert J. Littlefield
Wakefield
Henry L. Rollins
Alpheus W. Brookings
Artemus Wood
Woburn
Elizabeth Goodwin
Hudson
Deborah Dodge
Moses Rockwood
Holliston
Local court sentences and fines in multiple Boston courts
Annie R Davis Lizzie Stewart and Nellie English given nine months one year five months in the house of industry. Tirrell Tirrell and Nellie Carroll held $1000 for grand jury. Jackson held $1000 for grand jury. Dolan fined 15 dollars and costs for assault. Donahue fined 10 dollars and costs for larceny. Connelley fined 10 dollars and costs for assault. Johnson fined 10 dollars and costs for larceny. OBrien sentenced to nine months in house of correction for disorderly house. Adams held to $100 bonds for examination. Blackmore fined 5 dollars and costs, bonds 100 dollars on appeal. McCautry sent to house of industry for one year in default of 20 dollars. Bickoff fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Adams
Annie R. Davis
Lizzie Stewart
Nellie English
House of Industry
Frank Tirrell
Sarah J. Tirrell
Nellie Carroll
John H. Jackson
John Dolan
Michael Donahue
Felix Connelley
Charles Johnson
South
Boston
Cornelius O’brien
House of Correction
East
John S. Adams
Brighton
J. J. Blackmore
Highland Court
William McCautry
James Bickoff
Railroad Matters and New Lines Stir Early 1900s Rail News
Stockholders in the Lynn and Boston Railroad approve a $100,000 ten year loan. Indiana, Bloomington and Western reelects its board aside from Maj. Hennisey. New York hosts a trunk lines executive session on rate allotment under new contracts. A Lake Superior and Northwestern Railroad is formed in Duluth with $5 million capital to run to Red River with branches. Central Pacific advances a Northern California Oregon line, employing thousands of Chinese workers. A confidential transfer of the Mobile and Alabama Trunk to East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia is reported, likely extending toward Birmingham and creating direct competition with Louisville and Nashville.
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Borhs Wei
Lynn and Boston Railroad Company
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Edwards
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Lake Superior and Northwestern Railroad Company
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Red Lake River
Central Pacific Railway Company
Mobile and Alabama
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Virginia
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Coal and Iron District
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New York and New England Railroad Introduces Fuel Premiums
Beginning May 1, the railroad will pay monthly premiums to enginemen and firemen based on fuel efficiency. Premiums of 10 for enginemen and 5 for firemen apply, with 1 200 miles required for eligibility. Divisions set different train categories for eligibility and equal results split premiums.
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New York and New England Railroad
Woonsocket
Western
Springfield
Providence
Norwich and
Worcester
Annual Society of Arts meeting and elections notice
The Society of Arts annual meeting will be held at the institute on Thursday May 10 at 7 30 P M. Elections for the executive committee and the secretary for the next year will occur. Mr Benjamin W Crowninshield of the class of 1858 named chief marshal and Hon Joseph H Choate of New York senior vice of the Almani association will preside at the alumni dinner.
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Society of Arts
Institute
Eer Ae
Harvard
Benjamin W. Crowninshield
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Almani Association
Supreme Judicial Court May 9 Uncontested Divorces Heard
May 9 before Judge Holmes the Supreme Judicial Court handled uncontested divorce cases up to No. 732, progressing through Thursday’s order. The proceedings focused on administrative dismissal and standard divorce actions in a formal courtroom setting.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Holmes
Middlesex County
Allen
Boston Court Dockets Review of Personal Injury Cases
In Aldrich division cases No. 1 350 Neil McGillaway vs Standard Sugar Refinery cites injuries from a platform collapse while discharging coal at a wharf in South Boston. Verdict for defendant. Multiple other cases noted include Bridget McLaughlin vs City of Loston and Rufus J. Smith vs Metropolitan Railroad with mixed outcomes. replevin and tort actions listed along with numerous case numbers and attorneys.
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Standard Sugar Refinery
Granite Street
Boston
A.A. Ranney
W. H. Towne
R. M. Morse, Jr
Bridget McLaughlin
City of
Loston
Greenough Lane
H. BE. Swasey
EB. B. Hagar
Rufus J. Smith
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Tremont Street
S. B. Allen
J. K. Berry
Wm. Gaston
Shepard
Francis L. Wellman
H. M. Greenough
Haverhill Street
J. H. Cotton
Durant
Albert L. Matthews
Smith American Organ Company
D. F. Crane
Paul West
Timothy Lyons
George F. Cutting
John Hillis
Joseph W. Reed
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Parabels
Rondout
Waldo Bros
Superior Court
Aldrich
Trufant
Lythgoe
Howell
Starratt
Moran
McDonough
Boston Bany Yailroad Com
Albany R. R. Co. A
Harrington
Chesley
Thompson
Wilson
Niles
Boles
Quick
Wolffsohn
Pifield
Stanchfield
Richardson
Wiggin
Palmer
Shelton
Knowlton
Rice
Mahoney
Gurnery
Gess
Ellison
Folger
Washburn
Babson
Sears
Marden
Hathorne
Anderson
Domestic
Sewell
Sewing Machine Co
McCobb
Same
Same. Medh. Association
Sortwell
Littlejohn
Cheevers
Staples
Burnham
Mitta Burnham
Carroll
Boston Highlands
Mary Carroll
Fall
Henry J Fall
Gleason
Alpheus Gleason
Haskell
Thomas Haskell
Jones
Chester S Jones
Ou’connor
Jeanne
William D
Ellen M O'Connor
North Weymouth
Susan Palme Ty Aed
Rns
Waltham
Rachel Stearns
Sher Oe
Exeter
Marion
Christopher S. Sherm Penn
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Leatherbee
Jackson
Wheeler & W.mig.co
Cutter
Fisher
Stadelman
Hayes
Sawyer
Bond
Graham
Guild
Tunney
Sterne
Brophy
Quinn
Papineau
Wentworth
Apthorpe
James
Harris
Elliott
Watson
Gardner
Smith
Gray
Johnson
Kent
Las
Aigled
Deane
Fal River
Gevce
Holyoke
Cher
BEM cc Vakss Okeeunted
Newburyport
S.sersesee
North Adams
Attleborough
Wees
Northampton
Chicopee
Weymouth
Peabody
Milford
Spencer
Flyde Park
MAE As
Ah Usadcuiah
Westfield
Ccseeecsacs
I Marbleheada
Sseeesseess
Piymout
Gataner
Coceeeveese
Westborough
Escersee
Andover
Tareneee
Everesee
Nantucket
Bridgewater
Sdnia Lovseese
Onik
Leach
Fall River
Springfield Jr
Gloucester
New Bedford
Taunton
Tae
Secours of
E Winitine
Newburypo
W. Abbot
Elliot—Morse
King’s Chapel
John W Elliot
Mary Lee
Samuel de Ely—Vandine
F Courtney
H Arthur Ely
Norma V S Vandine
Peterson—Johanson
John P Manning
John
Peterson
Christina Johanson
Trescott—Vosdick
Reve
A H Hoadley
Edward W Trescott
Eliza Hamell Foscick
Superior
Judge Blodgett
Metcalf
Green
McCabee
Cam
Fleck
Union R.r.co
Moses Gibson
Luther B. Hall
Epperatt Sea
Fannie C. Hall
J. T. Greenhalge
Appellee
George F. Richardson
John Doyes
Appellant
Groumis
Deer Parr
Boston Common
William Doogue
Francis Sprague & Co., General Auctioneers
Milk Street
Bowdoin St
O'Ciovk
Hatch & Co
Bowdoin Street
Bpana
Francis Sprague & CO
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Valencia Oranges
Ex Steamship Crane
Wroyst J
Newman & Sons
Tremont St
Samuel HA
Broadway
P. W. van der Veur
Olefever Street
Kneeland Street
Pale
Jeffrie Tames G. Preeman
Henry Parkman
Henry & Hatch
Devonshire Ste. Boots and Shoes
Moody & Co
Devonshire Street
A. S. Richards & C2
Reade &T
Vances
York
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
Lippincott, Son & CO
Philadelp
United State
GEO. BR. Hichborn & CO
Court Street
Cornhill
Chaminbers Street
Rutland Street
Vale
Hichborn & CO
My? St
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
H.K. Day & CO
Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
Union National Bank of Weymouth
Union National — of Weymouth
Shawmut National Bank
Framingham National Bank of
Ainghem
Pita
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Howard National Bank
North National Bank Franklin Co
Lewiston
Raetan Holumne i
Rae Ae
Cambridge R. R. Co
Worcester and
Nashua
R. American Loan and Trust Co
Stockbridge and
Pittsfield
Highland Street Railway Co
City of Tobdo
Board of Education
Sandusky
Ensburg and Lake Champlain RR
Lousasonic Rrgs
Merchants’ Building
Chicopee Manufacturing C 50 de
Boston, Concord and
Montreal
Stan
National Revere Bank
Everett Mills
Naumkeag
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Hamplton Manufacturing Co
Lowells Manufacturing Co
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Wakefield Rattan Co
Middlesex Horse Railroad Co
Union Nail Bank of Weymouth
American Loan and Trust Co
Union Pacific Railway L. G
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
City of Providence
Kansas City
Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad
National Car Co
Sandusky and
BR. BR
Whitney, Howe & Sibley
Neo
Washington Mis
Metropolitan National Bank
Everett National Bank
Cambridge Railroad Co
Overland Telephone Co
Arlington Mills
People’s Telephone Co
Boston and Mexican Oi Co
Buttes
Standard Grain Co
Elastic Soapstone Roofing Co
Western Land and Cattle Co. of
Colorado
Mexican Telephone
Carey Switch Co
Houston Ships Berth Co
Boston and
Nice Oil Company
Roses Shaang NE
Situ Wa & On
Miln
St Paul
Minn
City of Manchester
NHH
Oxiesby Coal Co
Albert Howe & CO
Biles
Salearoom
Eesnew
Warren Avenue
Boater