Favorable Bank Statement and Clearing House Rates Rise
Money matters describe a firmer money market as a bank statement anticipated from Washington boosts clearing house rates by 1 percent. Merchant paper remains discounted 5 to 6.75 percent, with call-loan collateral up 5 to 6 percent. Balances at 5 percent, gross exchanges $12,319,934, global New York funds discounted at 40 to 45 cents. Foreign exchange soft with London bills at 48 1/3 to 48 1/2, Paris francs at 51.94 to 52.2, Reichmarks at 9.43 to 9.53, Bank of England discount at 3 percent.
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Washington
Clearing House
Mercantile
New York
Boston
Associated Banks of
St. Joseph Clearing
London
Paris
Bank of England
New York Financial Markets Report Mixed Activity on Oct 11
Money in abundant supply at 2 2 percent on call. Prime mercantile paper at 7 percent. West Shore and Buffalo firsts rose amid rail negotiations. Oregon Navigation advanced while Chicago St. Louis and Pittsburg preferred slipped. Western Union strong on potential stock legality ruling. overall stock market steady with cautious gains and varied bond activity.
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New York
West Shore
Oregon Navigation
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Syracuse
Burlington and Quincy
Southern Firsts
International
Great Northern
Union Pacific Firsts
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Western Union
Exchange
Court of Appeals
Alton
Terre Haute
Oregon
Memphis
Charleston
Manhattan
The
Stock Exchange
Interest Bearing Bonds and Debt Summary
A historical finance snippet shows various bonds with interest rates 5 8 4 percent and notes on refunds for Navy pension fund. It lists old demand and legal tender notes certificates of deposit and silver certificates, with total debt adjustments and monthly decreases. The text references United States notes and gold and silver certificates and a balance available as of September 1 188% with current liabilities and unpaid interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Pension Fund
United States
Market Report of Corn and Farm Provisions
Corn steady with firmer tone. oats demand fair and firm. rye small sales. Butter cheese eggs firm. milk products varying by region. potatoes and garden vegetables steady with mixed prices. Provisions show pork and lard unsettled. beef steady. tallow steady. drought impact noted on feeds and shorts.
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Barkley
Franklin County
Vermont
New York
Boston
Jean
Demerara cargo voyage lists varied goods and livestock
Maritime cargo and goods aboard several vessels including the schooners Thomas R Pillsbury in Demerara and Lizzie J Bigelow in Cayenne with flour, butter, cheese, pork, beef, oysters, fruit, canned goods, hardware, and livestock. additional consignments aboard Cephalonia in Liverpool, Union in Halifax, Seven Brothers in Barrington, Annie M Bell in Pubnico. Contents span foodstuffs, hardware, textiles, and farm produce with hundreds of barrels and cases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demerara
Thomas R
Malaga
Liverpool
Eng
Cephalonia
Cayenne
Lizzie J Bigelow
Halifax
Union
Barrington
Seven Brothers
Pubnico
Annie M Bell
Shipping manifest of cargoes and orders from Annapolis to Cape Canso
List of consignments including rum casks beer crates iron bars wool leather hemp and sundries from Armstrong & Co Greenleaf & Co J B Brigham & Co and others. Also entries for steamer Dominion orders at Annapolis and schooner cargoes of fish mackerel herring cod and haddock with quantities and associated firms Beaman Bros and A Winsor & Son among others.
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Rhearses
Morgan Knight
Armstrong & Co
Lae & Co
Beeive & Co
Greenleaf &Co
Hichards & Co
Adams, Taylor & Co
Lewis
Davis, Sacker & Parris
Totelex
Parsons
Booth
Brigham & Co
tHambro & Son
Brown
Dana & Fitz
Lovering & Co
Annapolis
Hale & Co
Hali & Co
Hall & Co
Cape Canso
McLean
Haddock
Beaman Bros
A Winsor & Son
Value of Imports into the Port of Boston Week Ending Sept 28
The list details weekly import values by country and commodity for Boston. Notable entries include England wool waste and Barbados raw rubber, with totals like 294,092 and 1,432,120 across regions such as Belgium Germany Spain Canada China Singapore and more.
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Boston
England
CURA
Porto Rico
Barbados
Civies Csunces Hayti
Tron and Steel
Mere Socka Capes Mmo Weioy
KITIS
Sia Tinplates
Nas
Buenos Ayres
Mfgs Glass
Fides
Brebay Ss
Ass. Coos
Ian Ae Yvenzuela
Scotland
TY Goous
Sawee Ee
Belgium
Ron Ret Cao
O Cineas Pbb
Aetnaan
Spain
Dominion OF Canada
Hbgib Sas
Od Ae Aoe
China
Singapore
Gambier
Receipts of Stxpic Goods for Multiple Railroads and Sea
A dense list of commodities shipped Oct 1 by Lowell Maine Eastern Fitchburg Grand Junction By Sea Peabody Salem Expresses New York and New England Old Colony Boston and Albany Providence Railroads. Entries include bales wool, flour, corn, oats, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, butter, eggs, beans, apples, sugar, tea, cheese, hides, tallow, and more with quantities in bales, bushels, cases, barrels, and rolls. Highlights show vast totals across multiple lines and routes reflecting broad freight movement.
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Charlottetown
Pei
Carroll
Arthur & Co
Beaman B. Bowles & Co
Alex Campbell
Cox
E $ Ellis Co
James Greenough & Co
Hastings
Oliver Smith
Sanbom & Co
Winsor & Son
H Ring
Marion Langilli
Hodson & Co
Griffin & Coi
Aglin
Fairbanks, Brown & Co
Griffin & Co
J Solomon
Utter
Johnson
Amos Keyes & Co
Lane & Bros
H McDonald
Isaac New
Mackerel ET Russell & Co
Barnstead
Cushman & Co
George C Rockwell
Jas Reed
Russell & Co
O’connor
Rand & Co
Snow & Co
Woodward & Co
Savannah
Gate City
American Bell Telephone Co
Allen, Field & Lawrence
Ames
C Ayer & Co
Curtis & Mitchell
Cain
Culhane
George Dexter
Emerson
Thayer & Co
Fagan
Gleason
J & A Greenough
Boston& Duck Co
Fenno & Manning
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Nichols, Dupee & Co
Standard Fertilizer Co
de de Warren Steamship Co
Stetson, Moseley & Co
Simpson, McIntyre & Co
Simonds & Co
Chaits H
Turner
Boots
Fuiller
Wilson
Waitt & Bond
George Meuesten & Co
Nichols
Pfeiffer
P & Wrightington
Leonard & Clark
Lombard
Lowelling Oranges Shop
Lancaster
Lewis
Luce & Manni Sewing Machine
Lemons A & O
Meadlis
Waltham Bleachery Co
Ight Machine Shop
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Boston & Albany
Albany and
Kneeland Streets
Boston
Massachusetts
James F. Gay
B. and
A. Railroad Corporation
Total Receipts of Staple Goods at Port Oct 1 1883
A table compares the day’s receipts at this port with last year across numerous commodities. Cotton bales 787, Mollasses 165, Wool 2,520 for domestic and 713 for for. Wool, Butter, Cheese, Flour, Oats, Beans, Corn, Meal, Leather, Hides, Tallow, Lard, Dry Hides, Skins, Coffee, Sugar, Pelts, and other items are listed with current and previous year figures.
Cotton Markets Across Cities Show Steady Midday Trade
Across Charleston Philadelphia Cincinnati Wilmington Galveston and New Orleans, cotton trade reflects firm to strong markets with mid and low middle grades quoted. Net receipts rise in key hubs as prices hold steady or edge higher, with overall market activity steady.
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Icoastwire
Escoscess
yStock
New Orleans
Secesece
Schaueessone
Bietede Ste Aseeny
York
Csrecessece
Scoceae
Ean
Wheat and Corn Markets Slip Across Chicago Milwaukee and Toledo
Riverside price quotes show wheat mostly steady to down across major markets with fluctuating cash and futures. Corn dips in most hubs while oats and barley hold. hogs and cattle move mixed amid variable receipts and shipments in Milwaukee Chicago Toledo and Cincinnati reports.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Wyoming
Toledo
Michigan
Suooney
Cincinnati
Detroit
Atlantic and Great Western firsts 45 percent rally noted
London financial notes report mixed activity with Atlantic and Great Western at 45 percent, Philadelphia and Reading at 2634, Mexican markets unclear. Cargoes for wheat and corn steady, wheat firmer in Mark Lane, Liverpool markets stronger for wheat and corn, and weekly wheat deliveries reported between 70 000 and 75 000 quarters. Cotton prices firm in Liverpool with uplands at 53 4d and Orleans 57 9d, futures active through March 1864. Coffee market in Rio de Janeiro shows good firsts at 46 00 45 00 reis per 10 kilos with US-bound shipments and stock at 250 000 bags. Exchange rate on London at 2 14d.
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N.Y
N.E
Old Colony
Wor & Nash
Allivan
Bell Tel
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
Peersellenciens Aesesualiinnaleng
Saies
AIM
Cece Secsanecsracrs
Arch, Top
Santa Ke
Tiss Icckeaken Eeeere
N. E Nate
Quincy Mining
Inson Ee
Sullivan
Ius
Sean She
Isdn
New Hampshire
New York State
Vermont
Burbank
Maine
New Brunswick
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
New York
Hartfords
Usc
Liverpool
Uplands
New Orleans
Minnesota
Lee
Ara el
Ackce
Erie
Gilec
Sige
Fair Rio
Nec
United
South America
Western
Pennsylvania
Ae Ok
State
Chicago
London
Philadelphia
Reading
Paul Common
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
England
Piour
California
Orleans
Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Exchange
Court Record Notice for October Term Begins Oct 15
The United States Circuit Court announces the October term starts Monday the 15th with grand jury at 10 oclock. Hearings begin 11 A M. Admiralty equity and law cases ready may be calendared by the Clerk. Jury trials in criminal Begin Tuesday the 30th. civil trials after criminal conclude, with due notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Swift Held on Pension Fraud Charge in New Bedford
Francis H. Swift of New Bedford was held in 1000 dollars bail by the U S S Commissioners Court before Commissioner Hallett for October 9 for further examination on a charge of presenting a false affidavit to obtain a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallett
Francis H. Swift
New Bedford
Supreme Judicial Court O T I Before Judge W Allen
Alexander Wheeler et al versus Warren K Blodgett resumes from Friday for recovery about 350000 as compensation for estate management by administrator Abigail Armstrong. Unfinished. Attorneys listed for plaintiffs and defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
O.t. i
W. Allen
Alexander
Wheeler
October term court session list precedes trials
The October term opens today at 10 A.M with a first session list headed by Judge Rock. Cases in order include Karsher vs Sup Lodge 130 Roles vs Fitchburg RR, Baldwin vs Reagan, Kelly vs Deane, Felton vs ORR, Newman vs Fottler, Parker vs McGlynn, Comey vs Litchfield, Henderson vs Walley, Roberts vs White, Larmett vs Lamnett, Hemenway vs Lammett. A second session is before Judge Bacon.
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Karsher
Roles
Fitchburg RR
K. of H
Baldwin
Reagan
Kelly
Deane
Felton
B& Orr
Newman
Fottler
Parker
McGlynn
Comey
Litchfield
Henderson
Walley
Roberts
White
Larmett
Lamnett
Hemenway
Lammett
October fair opens strongly with diverse exhibits
The first week in October opens well for the fair with fine weather for sight-seeing. The cotton-gin display and the last railroad exhibit draw visitors. Northern Pacific shows an artistic unit featuring a blue background and scarlet border with grain belt representations. Grasses, grains, and cereals including white rye yield data and flour from Pillsbury are shown. Montana mining, New England mechanization, and national resources are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Montana
Washington
Oregon
North Idaho
North Dakota
C. A. Pillsbury & Co
United States
New England
New England Institute
Gideon the Maine Stallion Hard Fight to Fame
At the Maine state agricultural fair a famed stallion Gideon, owned by G. J. Shaw of Hartland, draws attention for his legendary pedigree and transformation from a vicious, feared horse to a tractable sire. Bred in New York, he carries heavy Messenger blood, traces back to Engineer and Imp. Messenger, and has sired multiple successful offspring while his stories reveal a dramatic change after humane treatment.
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Maine
Pine Tree
Gideon
G. J. Shaw
Hartland
Horsemen of
Allen Goldsmith
Orange County
N. Y
Rysdyk
Hambletonian
Dandy
Silver Duke
Cleora
Engineer
Engineer 2d
Lady Suffolk
Imp. Messenger
William Hunter
Messenger
Ezra L
Bay
Gray Dan
Independence
Glenarm
Susie Owen
Stella Blake
Gov. Plaisted
Fast trains prove safety and speed across railways
Canada Atlantic shows high speed with 78 4-10 mile leg between Coteau and Ottawa in 1 hour 34 minutes at 50 mph average. Eastman’s Springs to South Indian runs 11 miles at a minute per mile on fast express. Missouri passenger fares drop from four to three cents per mile. Arkansas fares fall from five to three. St Paul director cites 59 percent operating expenses. gross earnings seen at 23.5 million with 1.5 million surplus. Michigan Central confirms 5.37 million earned in first half and July August gains of 115,882. Third week September railroads post 4.78 million vs 4.26 million prior year, up 581,579.
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George William Ballou & Co
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Transcript
Oregon
Wisconsin Central Common
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Telegraph
Dwight
Drummond
Baxter
Flint
Pere Marquette
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Boston
Maine
Old Colony
New York
New England
Albany
Eastern
Mexican Central
Chihuahua
Mexican Central Railway
Southeastern
Dayton
Franklin
Calumet
Hecla
Lamson Cash Railway Company of
Lowell
Shepard, Norwell & Co
W.S. Butler & Co
Lord & Taylor’s
New York City
John Shellito Co
Sharpless & Son’s
Philadelphia
United States
D. C. Linsley
Canada Atlantic
Canada
Coteau
Ottawa
Eastman’s Springs
South Indian
Fast Express
Missouri
Iron Mountain
Arkansas
St. Paul
Michigan Central Road
Wills admitted to probate and administrations granted in court list
In this court wills were admitted to probate for Charles Feeley Ann Cusick Tobdias Boland William C G Perry Sarah Ellen Haynes Ame lia F Stacey William P Davis Orin B North Edward Hennessey Sarah R Kimball William Burke Elizabeth M Mann Thomas W Fox Letters of administration were granted for the following intestate estates: Charles F Kelly George W Gould Lucinda Gerry Cornelius Tobin Annie Winch Robert Hiopper Honora Higgins Byron M Cunningham Charles W Mabury enjamin F Brown William R Wright Charles H Codman Lucretia A C Thompson John H Stephens Florence Mac Carthy Thomas Griffin Jonathan Hagar Anastatia Costello Edward Whitney William Donahue Daniel Murphy
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Charles Feeley
Ann Cusick
Tobdias Boland
William C. G. Perry
Sarah Ellen Haynes
Ameliia F. Stacey
William P. Davis
Orin B. North
Edward Hennessey
Sarah R. Kimball
William Burke
Elizabeth M. Mann
Thomas W. Fox
Charles F. Kelly
George W. Gould
Lucinda Gerry
Cornelius Tobin
Annie Winch
Robert Hiopper
Honora Higgins
Byron M. Cunningham
Charles W. Mabury
Enjamin F. Brown
William R., Wright
Charles H. Codman
Lucretia A. C. Thompson
John H. Stephens
Florence MacCarthy
Thomas Griffin
Jonathan Hagar
Anastatia Costello
Edward Whitney
William Donahue
Daniel Murphy
Club and society events spanning Oct meetings and tours
The Appalachian Mountain Club holds its fifth meeting on Wednesday after noon Oct 10. Members plan an Oct 6 excursion to Puarga Tory Gorge in Sutton. Hotel Brunswick hosts the annual dinner for the supreme council of the Home Circle on Tue Oct 9. A Dorchester Stoughton Street Baptist church Women’s Christian Temperance Union county convention meets Wed at 2 with 7 36 evening session. The Horticultural Hall cat show opens Mon Oct 15 with five judges. The New England Historical and Genealogical Society meets at No 18 Somerset Street. Hon Marshall P Wilder presides.
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Appalachian Mountain Club
Puargatory
Sutton
Messrs. Barnes and Dunkle
Hotel Brunswick
Supreme Council of the Home Circle
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Stoughton Street Baptist Church
Dorchester
Horticultural Hall
Crystal Palace
London
New England Historical and Genealogical Society
Society
Somerset Street
Marshall P. Wilder
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Oet
Csesewceccsessees
Seeellig
Pagigg
New Bedford Institution For Savings
First National Bank of North Easton
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Nantucket
First National Bank of Provincetown
Blackstone National Bank of
Uxbridge
Newton National Bank
Beverly National Bank
Middleboro Savings Bank
Housatonic Railroad Company
Richardson, Hill & Co
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Sake At Brokers’ Board
Pricaa
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NEW York Financial
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Hist
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Seva T. Dand
Ohio
Oregon Improvement Co
Adams Express
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Cenesg OG Aiton & Terre Haute
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Rich & Ail
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A T Peckham & Son
G S Jackson
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GS Jackson
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Boston Commercial Exchange
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New York Mercantile Exchange
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Curtis
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Thayer
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Snow
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Ellis
Train
Superion Criminal Court
Verrence Mahan
Institute Fair
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association
D. H. Miller
Suesday
Sargent
Harvard College
Geo. Engleman
Dabney
America
Montreal
Suffolk County Probate Court
McKim
Central Court
Roxbury
James Norton
House of Industry
Joseph A. Hughes
Ann McGuire
Charlestown
William Metcalf
John Halpin
Rhodes & Co
Summer Street
Rhodes
Nathaniel Tucker
Messrs
Piper
Bradbury
Morse & Barrett
A. H. Herring & Son
Haverhill
Griffin Bros
Manchester
N. H
M. Hall
Winthrop
Benjamin F. Hallet
Bedford Street
Lewis E. Curtis
Baker
Chelsea
George W. Currier & Co
Rockport
A.M. Glidden & Co
Grocers
Gloucester
F. L. Hackett
General Merchandise
la Grange
D. T. Broughton
Parkersburg
W. Va
Prager Brothers
Clothing
Portland
Ore
Superior Civil Court
Middlesex County
Barker
Sarah J. Gerry Ys
George McNabee
G. H. Stevens
F. Crowley
Martha W. Smith
City of
French Street
Lilley
N. D. Pratt
Commonwealth of Massachuse Suffolk
Supreme Judicial G Court
William
Wijohn Noble
R. R. R. Rabways
Radway
DR. Radway
Radway & CO
Warren Street
Radway’s
Griner
Humphreys
Lend For Medicine Co
Fulton Street
I Homeo. Med.c
Fulton St
W. Y
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Ayer
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Mass
Burke—Driscoll
Henry Morgan
William E Burke
Ellen Driscoll
Clapp—Dudley
BE A Horton
John Bouve Clapp
Susan Ida
E G Dudley
Hadley—Abbott
Marion
Percy Browne
Boston Highlands
Gye
Delano Hadley
Northampton
Martha Louise
William Abbott
Ig Wilson
Fairbanks
Rey AJ Gordon
Alexander W Wilson
Laura E Fairbanks
South Abington
Caleb S Brown
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Harriet M
Daniel Boyden
Boutwell
Medford
Minnie E
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Scituate
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Israel Cudworth
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Almena M
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Walpole
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Edmund
Caroline A Everett
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Mulls
Christopher Gufford
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Sally D
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Susan A
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Lydia L
Thomas Cat
Ae Boston
Richard Boson
Chelmsford
Joseph Reed
Robertson
William D Robertson
Af Iecokine
Nancy Stearnes
Sorina Eat
Skioner
Ania Phebe S
Omas Ener Oat
Seni Seusmann
Ganta Barbara
Gal
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Voncord
Daniel Tarbell
Leachie
John C Webb
O. P. Dudley
Frederick W. Griffin
Earnest C. Marshall
J. J. Hayes
Samuel C. Hunt
Tion
Charles R. McLean
East
Broadway
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont
Stuart
Sh T Avenue
Solex
Awrmout
Drs. W & A.M Mott
Strout
Hues O’ Brien
Ly Common Council
James J. Fury
Apert Patner
Fueperiin E. Gooprien
Moo
Wavonshire Ee. Ee
Boots & Shoes
Ati P
Jas. Williams
Field, Chapman & Fenner
Messrs. Duden & Co
A. S. Richards
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
Qpepincott, Son & & CO
Market Street
Monnave An
Spe Ee
Leonard
Bromfield Street
Wotestay
Bake Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
State Street
Exchange Place
Rembers
Boston Stock Exchange
Merchandise National Bank
York Manufact. Co
Port
Saco
Portsmouth
Union Cotton Manuf. Co
Fall River
National Railway Signal Co
Revere Beach
Lynn
American Rapid
Conn
Northern Railroad Co
Revere Beach and Pane
Wi Cambridge H R R
People’s Telephone Co of
New Erie
RK L
Michigan Central
Air Line
Rutland
Erie Telegraph ——— Telephone Co
Old Boston National B Bank
Third National Bank
Boylston National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Boston Atheneum
New England Mortgage Security
Boston,Concord and
Montreal Railroad Company
Louisville, Na& Stl
Istmos
Cnetatasog
Laxe Champlain KR. BR
As8s
Barber Trimmer Co
de Shaw Relief Valve Co
Boston Water Power Co
Whitney Patent Gaiter Co
Little Rock
Ft Smith
Day Sewed Shoe Co
Ae Ancis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Ex
Boom L
American Insurance Co
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R R
Continental Sugar Refining Co
Hocsac Tunnel Dock and Elevator Co
Boston Wharf
Continental Mills
Ado
Fitchburg R K Co
Osborne Engine and Mfg Co
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad
National Rubber Vo
Bristol
Rhode Island
Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Cannana Pass Rivers RR
Brockton National Bank
Brockton, Mass
Hadhey Company
Old Boston National Bank
Boston Dock _ Co
National Dock Warehouse Co
NE Mort Security Co
Ibu
National Bank
Salem Lead Manufacturing Co
National Bank of Commerce
Revere Beach and
Lynn RR
Highlawa
Pass River RR
Boston Gas Light Co
George M. Atwood
Court Street
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Almeria
Pee Enses Eeeesinsbseess
Deiaomnia Ecaeriaeeas Tceoemes
Byrons Eee
MacDonald
Rogers Building
Washington Street
S Suie
County of
Suffolk
Barnard Place
South Boston
Third Street
Alexander Wadsworth
S. Jenkins
S. Rice
J. Clancy
Ember
James Driscoll
William Eaton
Michel W. Norris
Samuel, Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Oliver Street
Messrs. Galvin Bros
Scarboro St
Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills Aoe
Robt. Hooper
Warren‘street
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
Manufacturers
Repository
GEO. BR. Hichborn & Co
Cornhill
Tyler St
Harvard St
Hickborn & Co
John H. Ossgood
Chauncy Street
Algert Howe & CO
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Stetson
Moseley & CO
E Street
Kilby St
Baeder, Adamson & C O
Pink Street
Cutter & Parker
Friend Street
Near
TuThim
Newark
Rosendale Cement
DO Bros
Chaddock’s Fire
Devonshire Street
Huckins & CO
Central Square
Southern Pine Lumber
Charles W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
Seieturnset
Lawrence Duck Co
Francis G. Davis
Commercial Street
Hotels
Depot
S. F. Dimmirick
R. Ni
Thomas H. Soule, Jr
City Hotel
Congress Square
J. W. Robinson &Son
Province
Washington ST
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Cortlandt Street
Canal Street
Wail Street
Post Office
Apavania
Perry
H. E. Billings
Prop
Washington Sqr
Newport
RB. I
Western Union Br Hin
G.H. Kingman
Melville Bull
H. Bull
Bellevue Avenue
B. I
S. H. Gilmore
Berkley
Seellevue Avenue
H. I
Spencer H. Gilmore
Ly Tremont House
Bond St
J. W. Cornwell
Ocl
TuThStonol
Frascati
Rome
Italy
Palazzo Pentini
Lake Albano
Miss Wells
Condotti
Care Bankers
Spada & Flamini
Summer St
Ingalls & Hato