Finance and Trade News From Boston Market Desk
A subdued trading day in Boston follows a generally quiet New York market. Money steadily moves, banks discount mercantile paper at 5 4 and 6 4 percent, loans on call 3 to 4 percent, and government securities show strength with varied closing bids. Louisiana and Missouri River stock advances, while a bearish mood weighs on western rails.
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New York
London
Paris
Teichmarks
Government
Dividend Declarations From Rail, Mining Firms Across Regions
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy line declares a dividend of $2 per share while Richard Borden Manufacturing pays 3 percent. Maxfield Mining of Utah announces no. 5 at 1 cent a share on November 15. North Pennsylvania Railroad issues a 2 percent quarterly dividend. Homestake Mining of Pakota declares October dividend of $25,000 payable October 24. Trades in stocks are executed by Richardson Hill & Co on the Boston and New York boards with private wire to major markets. Daily quotations available at 49 Waiter Street office.
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Boston
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Board
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Washington
Congress
Wall Street
Louisiana
Missouri River
Chicago and Alton
Flint
Pere Marquette
Chicago
West Michigan
Connorion Valley
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Sandusky
Cleveland
Mexican Central
Howard Hinckley
Thomas Nickerson
Mexican Central Railway Company
Boston and Lowell
Boston and
Lowell
New York
New England
Old Colony
Providence
Norwich
Worcester
Cambridge Horse
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Eastern
Sonora
Denver
American Bell Telephone
Tropical Telephone
Pullman Car
Boston Land
Calumet
Hecla
Catalpa
Sullivan
C. White
Quincey
Leadville
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Richard Borden Manufacturing Company
Fall River
Maxfield Mining Company
Utah
North Pennsylvania Railroad
Homestake Gold Mining Company
Pakota
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Waiter Street
Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company
New Road
Pittsburg, Bradford and Buffalo Railway Company
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway Company
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Arizona
Texas and
Missouri and
Arkansas
Texas
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company
Buffalo
Syracuse
Danversport
Eastern Railroad
New England Railway Clearing House
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Barry
Katie E Barry
Bailey
Chelsea
Joseph H Bailey, Jr
Dillingham
James S Dillingham, Jr
Steamer Finance of
Walnut Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Hollister
Wil Hollister
Horace Humphrey
Mears
Susan V
Granville Mears
Mt Auburn Chapel
Simmonds
West Stoughton
Lydia Augusta Simmonds
Wiles
Brookline
Lawrence A Viles
Bank OF Deposit
Devonshire
Water Street
Post Office
Sterling Exchange
State Street
Messrs
George Croshaw & CO
London
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
TaFds
New York Market Briefs From Financial Ledger
New Fure Financial reports currency and bond shifts with rates in the 4s and 5s. Government and railway bonds firm while stocks show early strength then a late rally. Oregon Transcontinental and Union Pacific rise, Michigan Central leads declines. Canadian Pacific and New Jersey Central weaken. trading volume totals about 241,400 shares with Kan sas and Texas and Western Union among noted movers.
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New York
Navy
Money East
Prime Mercantile Paper
Chesapeake and Ohio
West Shore and
Buffalo
Ohio
Mississippi
Richmond
Danville
Milwaaukee
Paul
East Tennessee
Atlantic and Pacific
Lake Erie
Western
Oregon Transcontinental
Union Pacific
Michigan Central
Canadian Pacific
Manitoba
Ilinois Central
Central Pacific
Kansas
Texas
New Jersey Central
Texas Pacific
Western Union
New England
Fales
Oregon Navigation
Wie Stock Vacallage
Hosing Ride
Baier
St. Lo
Canada Southern
Omstral Pactic
St. Lau Pia
Del
L. & West
Louis
Lake Erie& W
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Memphis & C
Northwestern
Ame
New Jersey
Lake New York
Northern Pacific
Ohio & Missisippi
Oe & West
Peoria
Phila
Reading
St. P
Omaha
St.l.& Pa
Stp. Mand M
Market report shows grain and dairy prices and receipts
The item lists cash sales and deliveries for oats and corn, with December and January prices, plus receipts of flour and various grain car movements. It records live stock yard receipts, dairy exports from New York, Chicago grain activity, pork and lard trends, and visible grain supplies with price quotes and certificates turning from bid to close.
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Aldrich
H M Olmstead
Shorts
New York Mercantile Exchange
Heston
Chicago
Union
Barney
Flour and grain prices hold steady across multiple brands
Market reports show flour prices largely unchanged with several brands quoted. Cornmeal and oats demand fair with steady pricing. rye, barley quieter. Butter and cheese firmer with varied regional quotes. eggs firm with rising tendency. Prices cover mills in Minnesota Illinois Ohio and New York areas.
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Minnesota
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Illinois
St. Lews
Sugar, Molasses, Cotton Market Quotations Stand Steady
Market notes show raw sugar prices holding, refined and centrifugal rates listed, and molasses quotations steady. Cotton spot and futures in New York and Liverpool unchanged with numerous bids and monthly forward prices from November through August cited. New York opened steady and closed steady with a long list of future deliveries and monthly price points.
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New York
Liverpool
Imports at Boston Steamer City of Merida New York 27000 Cigars
Boston imports include 27000 cigars from the Steamer City of Merida handled by C B Perking & Co. and 11000 cigars noted for Boston by 35 Pierce & Co. Also listed are 000 cigars.
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Boston
Havana
Merida
New York
Perking & Co
Pierce & Co
Global tally of exported goods from ships in Atlantic ports
Liverpool reports Missouri cleared on November 13 with cattle and foodstuffs including 29000 bushels of corn, 360 bushels of wheat, 100 bbdts of butter, 93 casks of lard, 500 tierces bacon, and 8303 sacks of cotton. London’s Boston City, cleared November 14, ships varied cargoes from lard to lumber. Glasgow Scandinavian lists wheat, beef, coal, hams, and tobacco among 11,938 bushels of wheat and other items. Sierra Leone brig Merriman reports bread, mackerel, sugar, tobacco, and dried fish. Smaller vessels at Rabbad odes, Sydney, Digby, Port George report flour, oil, sugar, and other provisions in transit.
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Liverpool
Eng
Missouri
London
Boston City
Glasgow
Scot
Sierra Leone
Brig
Rakbabdoes
Wil
Ellen Crusoe
Sydney
Carrie
Digby
N S
Port George
Windsor
New York
Uplands
New Orleans
Ohio
St. Louis
Minnesota
Western
Canada
California
Manila
A &c
United
Mets
South America
Pennsylvania
Bestbohm
Merchants Exchange
United Kingdom
Piour
D. Orleans
Receipts of Staple Goods by Railroads and Sea
A dense ledger of goods transported by multiple railroads and by sea, listing bales of cotton and wool, flour and meal, corn, butter, cheese, eggs, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, and various bundles. Records show Lowell, Maine, Ditchburg, Eastern, Grand Junction, By Sea, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence, and Providence lines with quantities in bales, boxes, barrels, and cases dated in November data.
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Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Ditchburg
Eastern Railroad
Humber
Grand Junction
Pi and Salen
Xixpreeses
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony
Boston and Abany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products November 15
A port table lists total receipts of staples from all shipment points versus the prior year 1882. Items include cotton, butter, wool, cheese, flour, eggs, cornmeal, oats, beans, apples, corn, hay, wheat, barley, malt, leather, millfeed, lard, hides, ham, grease, skins, tea, coffee, molasses, and barrels. Notes indicate 1882 flour barrels adjustment and numerous unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graeme Lowry
Bates
Markets by Telegraph Wow Aug Augusta and Atlantic notes
Markets by telegraph show mixed receipts and prices across several ports. Augusta reports mid 9 1 16 cents for middling, Norfolk and Philadelphia share steady markets with mid 10 cents, Charleston near 9 1 2 cents, and New York around 10 7 16 cents. Overall exports to Britain and coastwise shipments indicate firm tone with steady to mid range values.
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Augusta
Ballimore
Cecrssee
Tilapias
Norfolk
Britain
Philadelphia
Conson
Baines
Cccavsss
Charleston
Esceseseeres
Ceereee
New Orleans
New York
Great Britain
Mj Mid
Shore and market prices for codfish and other fish products
Nova Scotia shore fish prices list salted and fresh cod haddock hake and menhaden with various prices per ton and per hundredweight. Includes herring, mackerel, halibut, salmon, tongues and liver, plus Cape Ann Advertiser market notes for Chicago trading in flour wheat corn oats rye pork lard and live hogs with regional price ranges and shipment figures.
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Nova Scotia
Gerbe
Haddock
Labrador
Cape Ann Advertiser
Chicago
ST. Louis
Navy
Foreign Markets Review United States Bonds and London Prices
London market notes show U S bonds at 449s 117 and 126% for New York Central, with 186 for Illinois Central and 68% for Mexican bonds. Bank of England bullion rose £2,900 weekly, reserve ratio now 424-16 percent. Wheat and corn cargoes steady to firm. Liverpool and London grain prices quoted, with cotton and sugar markets also reported.
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London
United States
Erie
New York
Bank of England
Commercial
Supreme Judicial Court Record Notice of Cases
Court record list for Commonwealth sessions with multiple dockets including Horace A. Lathrop v Thayer Ashcroft v Butterworth Harvey Silver v Jordan and Michael Lonergan v Peck. Named justices Morton C J Field Deevins Allen Colburn presiding with various counsel firms for both sides.
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Supreme Judicial
Commonwealth
Morton, C. J
Field, Deevins
W. Allen
Colburn
J.J
Horace A. Lathrop
Horatio B. Thayer
Adolph Churchill
R. M. Morse, Jr
H. L. Harding
Charlies E. Ashcroft
William Butterworth
J.P. Treadwell
J.T. Wilson
Harvey Silver
Court notes cases in reparation actions before Judge Rockwell
A motion list from No 1626 through 1075 items shows George B James vs Ferdinand F French for a $750 loan secured by stock. L B Rich vs George W White seeking $216 from an execution. Ignatius McDonough vs Metropolitan Railroad for a boy’s leg injury on Sept 24 1882. Eliza Cunningham administrator vs Cambridge Savings Bank for damages from a shed collapse. Albert Henry vs Fitchburg Railroad for injuries from a car door striking track worker. Jury deliberations noted. verdicts and counsel listed. many cases resumed, unfinished, or awaiting verdict.
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George B. James
Ferdinand F. French
W. E. L. Didaway
J. P. Treadwell
George H. Huntress
L. B. Rich
George W. White
Defendent
Norfolk County
M. H. Swet
J. F. Kilton
Ignatius McDonough
Metropolitan Railroad Company
S. B. Allen
J. P. Farley, Jr
William Gaston
E. AO. Sheppard
Eliza Cuannningham
Cambridge Savings Bank
R. M. Morse
George
Hale
Durant
Albert Henry
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Paris
Bellows Falls
C. R. Train
J. Bennett
BH. D. Sohier
C. A. Welch
Superior Court Docket Nov 15: Not Guilty and Sentences
In Superior Court before Judge Brigham Charlies C Barlow freed on assault with intent to rob and given one year on larceny. James Jack convicted of assault with six months. David Driscol and Patrick McCarty pleaded guilty to assault and battery with deferred sentences. Gallagher and Hurt await trial on robbery. Judge Rockwell fined Margaret Ruisseau $100 for adultery. Lyman Eaton failed to appear and was defaunted.
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Charlies C. Barlow
House of Correction
James Jack
David Driscol
Patrick McCarty
Daniel Gallagher
Philip Hurt
Rockwell
Margaret Ruisseau
Lyman L. Eaton
Superior Court Convictions in Middlesex County
November 15 session before Judge Pitman. Lawrence Branagan of Natick found guilty of breaking and entering. motion for a new trial filed. Patrick Myers of Somerville found not guilty on liquor nuisance. Frank A. Herry of Natick fined $50 and costs for cruelty to a horse.
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Lawrence Branagan
Natick
Patrick Myers
Somerville
Frank A. Herry
Central court fines and sentences across multiple cases
In central court Judge Forsaith presided as William A. Ramson and Margaret Parker were held $800 for appearance on adultery charges. Others faced fines or jail terms for larceny, assault, drinking, and public nuisance. Dorchester and Highlands courts imposed further sentences including truancy, vagrancy, and drunkenness offenses, with multiple defendants held for further appearances. Charlestown saw Michael Shea fined for evading car fare.
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Central Court
Nellie Slough
Edwin Lothair
John Mason
House of Correction
Sadie Chase
John McCarthy
Dorchester Court
Michael Lorden
House of Reformation
Timothy Durgan
Michael Cady
Durgan
Cady
House of Industry
Michael Mullin
Highlands Court
Michael McCarty
Martin Foy
Owen Kelley
John Cohen
Peter Riley
Richard Murphy
Charlestown
Michael Shea
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad reports year
The East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railroad company held its annual meeting in Knoxville. The year’s total revenues were 3,776,754 with expenses 1,533,702, yielding a net 1,395,652. The road operated 1,086 miles and a new board of directors was elected. The company also bought 100 acres near Knoxville for railroad shops.
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East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Company
Knoxville
EF. W.seney
E. J. Sanford
Hf. c
Meeting of Creditors for F Shaw & Bros Receives Offer
A creditors meeting for F Shaw & Bros leather dealers on Purchase Street examined trustee reports and the proposed sale. The committee reported delays by trustee Ferdinand A Wyman and discussed a 2 2 million offer by George W Morse, which was referred to a future committee for an advised settlement form. Other distressed firms also noted with Lord Leighton and Eddy Harvey & Co facing liabilities and partial compromises.
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F. Shaw & Bros
Purchase Street
Ferdinand A. Wyman
Wyman
Forgan
F. Shaw & Bres
H. A. Piper
Billings
Vanceborough
George W. Morse
M.f.dickinson, Jr
Hale
Northampton
B. W. Cole
Lord & Leighton
Committee of Investigation
Eddy, Harvey & Co
New York
Advertising Calendar and Business Directory Highlights
A dense craft listing row featuring myriad Boston area businesses across services and goods. Names, addresses, and trade items fill the page including architects, auctioneers, jewelers, hardware, and medical suppliers. The long catalog emphasizes local commerce with numerous firms at 19th century urban addresses.
How and Where They Are Made An Exhibit at the Foreign Fair
An exhibit linked to Arthur Roederer’s champagne display at the foreign fair features Boutellau Fils brandies. Haviland & Co. serves as the American distributor with Thomas N. Dwyer as special agent. Dwyer notes American demand for pure brandies, but warns of past declines due to whiskies and counterfeit imitations. He asserts good brandy will sell with a first class product and market knowledge. The brandy shown is produced at Barbezieux in Cognac’s Grand Champagne and shipped in bond to customers, using Limoges oak casks to preserve purity and deter adulteration.
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Arthur Roederer
Haviland Company
Thomas N. Dwyer
Dwyer
Mrr. Dwyer
Haviland & Co
France
la Rochelle
Barbezieux
Cognac
Grand Champagne
Limoges
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Danee G
Chas. Ve. Brarling
Assount
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Hawkins Street
Hoom 1
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A.D. Sheppard & CO
Washington St
Dover
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Cabot & Chandler
Devonshire Street
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Decatur
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Melrose
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John Lyman Faxon
Exchange Place
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Pemberton Square
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Park Street
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Wash'n St
Wim. G. Waitt
Milk Street
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Reali Estate & Insurance
Jerome S. MacDonald
Shedd
City Square
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Hawley St
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Liverpool St
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Main St
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Brighton Ave
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Aston
Congress Street
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Boyiston St
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Hollis Street
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C.F. Bovey & CO
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Washington Str
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BAY State Electrotype Foundry
Arc St
Hendall Mfg. CO
Bowker St
Lidgerwood M’pg Co
É.h. Houghton Agt
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Rgines
Geo
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Dorchester Ave
Go McLaughlin
Ngines
S.l.holt & Co
Sudbury Street
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Wangines-Mshkine & Stationary
James H. Paine & Co
Ngines—Coriiss
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Travers St. Ee
C.F. Shourds & CO
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Beverty St
F.M. Holmes
Commercial St
Weed & Hutchinson
Bromfeld
Art Pub.Co
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Hubbard & Co
Bromfield St
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Geidowsky Furniture Co
Etreeta
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Scollay Square
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Canal Street
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Feesture
J. & Fitager 2D
Mt. Vernon St
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Beverly Street
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Alford & CO
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Gila
Call Sud
Matche K. Rick & CO
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Elroy Ney
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Baxter Steam Engine Co
Geo.f. Holt
Haverhill Street
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Oliver St
Yachbinery
Fielmes & Blanchard
Chariestowrst
Tan
Soyard & Co
E. J. Graves
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Broad Street
Refin’g CO
Maiden Lane
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Washington Street
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Wadsworth Bros
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New Washington Street
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Carter Rice & CO
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Schoust
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Central Wharf
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Howard St
Henry Hussey
Hingston Street
Wm. A. Johnsen
Hickey & Johnsen
OAK & Beef Packers & Curers
Chas. H. North & CO
Faneuil Hall
OAK Packers
J.P. Squire & Co
Faneuil Hall Market
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Chas. A. Miner
Union Street
G. H. Morrill & Co
Hawley Street
San Francisco
Rintees
P Wild & Stevens
Hawley Plac Rnters
W. Woodward & Co
Posy BL
Yale Lock Mf. Co
Franklin St
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Akpe
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Careef Estates
Louis K. Mather
Selecagatte
Rochester
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Charles T. Bodwell
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Williams & Sutler
Elastic Paint CO
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Damon
LO Sadbury At
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Noreen S
B. Sargent
Li Water Street
GHP
Derrick
Barrett & Co
Federa
William Finn
Cornaill
Ben J. Hill
Opp & M. Depot
Daniels & Johnston
WM. Hannifen
Blackstone Street
Wim. NR. Cady
OFA & Lounge
Plimpton
Hi. RK. Plimpton & Co
Suires
Jdtmey Squires & Co
Exmine
Pines Bed
Baird & Coe
Tammering Institute
Merrill Hotel
Cambridge St
Aately HG. Dimond & CO
H.B. Newhall
Broad St
Qgtone
Granite Marble & Freestone Tool Co
Federal Street
Orcer
D. Oflalaherty
HK. T
Tylographic Pen CO
Qtecce
Eic
Page & Walmsley
Tremontes
Tau Ors
Ladies & Juvenile Outfitters
Messenger Bros. & Jones
Tere Foundry
NEW England Type Foundry Co
A. B. Packard, Treas
I Rionw Stoner Company
F. C
HRSON
Garland Street
Washington S St
Dr. Billings
Park Square
Li A. M.toltp
Wachmaker and Jeweleer. Co. H. Fay
T.S. Davis
Bartlett
T. Farr
Green
Ogie
Wins & Pu Uors
J. Costello
Osielvene
Clarke Ae
MAN Iintereate
B. Gay . CO
HB. L. Day & CO
Boston Stork Exchange
Cape Codance
Harwich
Home National Bank of of
Brockton
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Maverick National Bank
Alke— Lechmere National Bank of
Border City Mig Co
Charlestown Gas Light Co
Highland Street
Raiway Co
Concord
Rutland
Low
Traders National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Railroad
National Bank of Lowell
Caner
Cambridge R R
Old Colony Railroad Company
Amory Manufacturing Co
Boston and Maine Railroad
American Electric and
Iuminating Co
Dorchester Gas Light Co
St Louis
Second National Bank
National City Bank
National Revere Bank
Bunker Hill National Bank of
Southbridge National Bank of Southbridge
Waltham National Bank of Waltham
Fitchburg
Burlincton and Missouri River Railroad
Neb Imas
K of
EE Janwoes Henshaw & Auctioneers
Exchamage Building
Brembers
Boston Stock Exchans
Revere National Bank
New England Pational Bank
Qeambrischen
Boston Lead Manufacturing Co
Worcester and
Nashua
Boston, Concord and
Montreal
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore RR
Portsmouth Co
South Berwick
Tremont National Bank
Lyman Mills
Boston Beiting Co
South Boston H RR Co
Oregon Short Line RR Co
New York and
New England Railroad
Algo— Es Everett National Bank
Webster National Bank
Lowell Mans. Co
Chicopee Manufacturing Co
South Boston Herr Co
National Car Go
Boston Wharf Co
Neptune Insurance
Mercantile Marine Ins Co
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Inconsin Vailey R
Burlington and
Missouri Iver RR
Neblet
Albert Howe& CO
Market Street
Brighton
Resic
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
C. T. Walker
Mammoth Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Lancaster Streets
Franklin Coal CO
Hastera
Elisha Moseley
Dorchester Avenue
Honochable Board OF Alldermen
Merchants Electric Light and Power CO
M. Lee Ross
Board of Anpunnix
Frederick BE. Goodrich
Freederick
Goodrich
Strest
Henry EH
Wright
Kosten
Boano
Arprumex
Gorton Post
Frederick G. Goodrich
Frederick
Pouise Commissioners’ Office
Pemberton Sq
Tioston
Pottos Commissioners’ Ofice
Steaus
Fluomas J
Annie Josephine Green
Providence, RI
Auis
J. Newman & Sons
A. S. Richards & 60
BOOTS
Reade Street
Montny
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
Astatogue
N. B
Check of
Philadelp
Afyancea
Onard & Auctioneers
Bromfield
Pershan
S. Benighes & Co
Asylum Street
South End
Henry C. Bird & CO
Washington At
Samuel Hatch & Co
Rad Soinisteatrix
Camden
Northficia
And
Sharon Streets
Melrose Street
Gamden Street
Northfield Street
Sharon Street
Harrison Avenite
Boston Water Power Co
Mile Street
Gilmore
F.a.hawley&co
Bankers
Brown
Riley
Romney Lowe
Jes Yor
Boston Stock
Samuel D. Crafts
Coffin & Tenry
Iowa
Davenport
Lows
Evans & Son Equitable Buildirg
Jazart
Corporation Notices
Eastern Railroad Company
Courtstreet
Hholcer
Joshua Crane
Francis T. Amory
Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation
Winslow Warren
Ton & Providence K. R. Corporation
Insurance
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance
W. W. Munro
Chas A. Howland
Frooton Narme Encouragcr Company
Boylston Wctual
Insurance Company
J.W. Balch
W. Glover
American Insurance Co
Stants Tor
Mutual Insurance CO
John H. Dane
W.L. Cavealy