Stocks Mixed As Atchison Topeka Bonds Hold Steady
The market showed uneven activity with prices generally lower than recent levels. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe shares closed around 83 to 84 with a bid at 84. August gross earnings stood at 1,263,899 and net earnings at 755,827, while since Jan 1 gross and net rose to 9,106,929 and 4,821,539 respectively. Directors and rail line notes include Ames Baker Adams finalizing a visit, Iowa Central changes, and Marquette group stock moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Southern Kansas
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Messrs. Ames, Baker and Adams
New York
Flint
Pere Marquette
Iowa Central Railway Company
BE. L. Dudley
D. H. Phels
Monmouth
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Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Louisiana
Missouri River
Boston
Albany
New England
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Concord
Vermont
Massachusetts
Lowell
Atlantic and Pacific
San Francisco
Col. Nutt
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Lowne
Central Pacific
Tonzalin
Atchison
Important Notice on Stock Price Change at Merchants' Electric
At a Board meeting held Oct 3 1883 Merchants' Electric Light and Power Co Boston resolved to withdraw or raise stock price as business grows The treasury stock will advance from 10 to 12 50 per share after Oct 13 1883 Subscriptions and partial payments must be completed by Oct 13 notices issued by President W A Hovey and Secretary W W Gooch Oc4tol3 The Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company 18 P Square offers interest on deposits by check
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Offices
Merchants’ Electric Light and Power Co
Devonshire St
Boston
Treasury
WM. A. Hovey
WM. W. Gooch
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Scenery
Suffolk
Washington Street
Charles H. Parker
Canton Street
William Cumming
Supreme Judicial Court For
Suffolk County
Cumming
Louisa W. Cumming
Charles A. Cotting
Elisha Burr
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Samourt C. Cops
Willam I. Bownrreu
Rene
Clement Willis
Supreme Judicial Court
Charlies
Cotting
Samonel C. Copp
New York Financial Markets End Bear Day Amid Broad Weakness
New York on October 3 saw easy money at 2 to 3 percent on call with weak foreign exchange and government bonds. Stocks traded weak through the afternoon, with Villards and Grangers bearing the brunt as declines intensified before a slight rally. railroad bonds slipped while St. Paul and Omaha consols rose. Market sentiment remained bearish with broad selloffs across major shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Arkansas
Red River
West Shore
Villards
Grangers
Erie
East Tennessee
Buffalo
Iron Mountains
St. Paul
Omaha
Milwaukee
Stock Exchange
gVillards
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Northwest
Fragmented Financial Station Listings and Stocks Fragment
A dense jumble of stock listings and company names including Fortayne Pacific Den. Pac. Bats. Mutual Union Tel and various railroad and mining stocks. Numerous odd spellings and fragments obscure clear events but indicate a period market page with quotes for rail, telegraph, mining, and other securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USG
Fortayne
Houston& T
Scasecesessseek
Pacific
Bloom
West
Colum
Long Island
Bos Hart
Eric Iota
N. Ald
Bats
Esancooses
Rio Grande
Manes
P’k & Pac
Minn
EMG
del. Burt
UN. Pac
Oregon
Oregon Improvement Co
Panama
Ceverecessse
Pittsburg
Paba
Alton & Terre Haute
Pullman Palace
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rock Island
St. Louis& S Pran
Chicago & Alton
Bar
Del
Burl
San. & Clev
United States Ex
Gleve
Cines
Weils Fargo’ Aeshaed
Callboard: Grain markets and receipts summary today
Rice details show No 2 white oats sold at 39 percent cash and 3914c in October, 39 percent in November, 40 14c in December. Sales today include 8 cars No 2 white oats, December at 404qc by M Shultis to Proctor Brothers. 3 cars No 2 mixed export 661gc and 6614c in October/November. steamer export cash 64c and monthly prices. Car inspection receipts total 54 cars. grain receipts include corn 29,600 bus, oats 192,594 bus, rye 70 bus, barley 1,754 bus, wheat 2,209 bus, peas 1,008 bus. flour today 7,044 pints and 5,081 sacks. Elevator stocks Oct 1: corn 186,621 bus, oats 192,594, rye 70, barley 1,754, wheat 2,209, peas 1,008. Liverpool cheese 56s per cwt, 6d advance. butter demand strong with firsts and creamery grades. New York mercantile: butter firm, cheese very firm. eggs 26 26l6c. Canada 24 25c. western unchanged. Foreign exports: New York week ending Sept 29 butter 283,208 tbs. cheese 1,635,999 tbs. Boston butter 40,900 tbs. cheese 178,592 tbs. Grain and provisions quiet. US yards hogs receipts 18,006. shipping 6,238. left over 5,000. price ranges for hogs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Shultis
Proctor Brothers
G. S. Jackson
Proctor Brothers. Com
Shorts
Liverpool
E Whiteworth
New York Mercantile Exchange
Canada
New York
Boston
United States
Franklin
Modia
Java
Ee B
Maracaibo
Rio Janeiro
Arene Uplands
Orleans
Shellac
Gambier
Sicily
Otto
Peru
Lima
Nova Scotia
Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Louis
Malaga
Muscatel
London
Valencia
Sultana
Smyrna
Rennieta
Msc
Palermo
Messina
Warren
Eureka
du Pont
Wilmington
Oakum
Calcutta
Bank Do
Straits Do
Menhsden
Neatsfoot
Jean
Boards of Trade
Vermont
Boston Aby Exchange
Seti
Boston Produce Exchange
Canton
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Little Falls
N. Y
Salemon
Utica
Elgin
St. Albans
Poston
Montreal
Franklin County
Maine
Maine Central
Northern
New Kunswick
Pei
Nearby
Cape
Choice Canada
Aroostook
Houston
New Hampshire
Burbank
Down East
New York State
Garden Mynouana
Jersey
Jerseys
Norfolk
Eastern Shore
Hubbardstons
Gravenstein
Nova Scotias
New England
Anjou
BliaSc
Texas
Europe
New Carolina
Louisiana
Patna
Rangoon
Sali
Bond
Cadiz
Trapani
St. Martin’s
Turks Island
Batavia
Manila
Manila Extra
Belmont
Sumac
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Havana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Salem
WUOL
Territory
Valley
Oregon
Georgia
California
New Zealand
Montevideo
Chicago
ST. Louis
Wyoming
Montana
Milwaukee
Toledo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Market Prices Across Commodities Reported
A long list shows firm to steady prices across alcohol coffee cotton and textiles with mixed notes. Cotton futures opened steady New York futures higher later. dry goods demand fair, water scarcity curtailing production. Foodstuffs including flour fish and fruits remain steady with selective price increases in certain grades and regions.
Naval Stores and Oils Price Snapshot From Early Market
The week’s market notes show spirits of turpentine at 43c spot and 44c gal to arrive, rosin grades at 230 to 350 per barrel, pitch and Wilmington tar at 350. Linseed oil scarce, Calcutta 58c gal. olive, palm, sperm and whale oils with varied crude to refined rates. Provisions and produce quotes follow, with dairy, beans, potatoes, apples, and meats displaying active pricing. beef and pork values steady, cheese rising in markets from Canton to Utica, and a broad survey of fats, oils, seeds, sugars, and tobaccos across regional trades.
Fall trade dulls while boot makers push orders hard
Market shows few buyers and quiet business as fall trade ends early. Boot manufacturers remain busy, forecasting factory work into the month due to higher than average demand. Rubber goods shipments rise to 68,738 cases week over last year, with total shipments since January at 2,155,448 cases. Major destinations across the country list Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and many Southern and Western cities receiving notable volumes.
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Chicago
Til
St Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Louisville
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Ohmond
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Miwaukee
Wis
Mobile
Ala
Montgomery
Bloomington
Ill
Grand Rapids
Mich
Omaha
Neb
Petersburg
Evansville
Ind
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Buffalo
Rochester
Dubuque
Minneapolis
Minn
San Francisco
Cal
Des Moines
Paul
St. J . Mo
Kansas City
Lexington
Yton
Fort Wayne
Denver
Portsmouth
Quincy
Peoria
Wheeling
Altoona
Corinth
Miss
Harrisburg
Rome
Lynchburg
Reading Pa
Springfield
Vicksburg, Miss
Allegheny Pa
Washington, DC
Wilmington
San Antonio
Tex
Easton
Scranton
Bi Oe NY
Elmira, NY
Troy, NY
Horne’ le
Foreiza Exports Trade List From Cape Verde Vent
A brief 19th century inventory notes cargo from Foreiza Exports listing items by vessel and origin including brig Luso with 51,856 feet lumber two bases cotton two plows ten tons coal 1 075 pieces staves one box medicine three rolls leather 24 cases tobacco Annapolis and Digby N 8. Steamer New Brunswick one case rubber goods two coils wire rope one half bb coffee one case hardware Dorchester N B. Schooner Ocean Star 10 000 ths marble one barrel kerosene oil.
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Cape DE Verde
Annapolis
Digby
New Brunswick
Dorchester
N B
Ocean Star
Receipts of Stapie Pruduciia and Railroad Goods
A detailed tally of consignments across multiple railroads and ships, listing sacks, bales, bushels, boxes, tubs, and cases of flour wool corn coffee beans apples potatoes butter eggs meat and leather. Includes Maine, Eastern, Fitchburg, Grand Junction, New York and New England, Gid Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence lines and sea transport totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Gid Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products Oct 3 Port Table
A table shows oct receipts of principal staple goods at this port and in transit versus last year. Figures cover cotton, wool, flour, eggs, cornmeal, oatmeal, beans, oats, hay, wheat, barley, lumber, leather, millfeed, tallow, beef, lard, hides, grease, skins, tea, coffee, pelts, sugar, molasses, and sacks. Noted: sacks of flour in 1882 column reduced to barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotton
Baies
Baza
Warnes
The Cattle Market Brighton and Watertown Livestock Oct 3
Brighton and Watertown live stock market report with cattle, sheep, swine arrivals, state origins, yard holdings, car counts by roads, and price ranges. Notes on milk cows, veal calves, hogs, poultry, and export trade. Prices steady with fair demand. improvements in lambs and steady cattle market noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton and
Watertown
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and flour steady in New York
Domestic markets report cotton steady with 1,871 bales sold while forward deliveries are dull. Flour receipts reach 19,004 borrels with 3,275 exported. demand remains higher for export and home trade. Prices show wide variety across grades with mill extras and multiple regional flour values listed. Southern markets quiet as wheat receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Minnesota
Ohio
West Indies
Chicago and St Louis grain and livestock market roundup
Wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley move with quiet to steady trading across Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and Toledo markets. Prices top and bottom vary by month with pork and lard firmer, hogs steady, beef cattle mixed, and whiskey steady as receipts and shipments detailed for flour wheat corn oats rye barley and livestock.
London and Liverpool Market Notes Oct 3 1900
United States bonds and various grain prices reported in London and Liverpool. Wheat and corn activity steady to quiet with prices quoted from Mark Lane to Liverpool. Wool sales in Sydney and New Zealand conclude with 364,180 of 404,530 offered sold, next series starts Nov 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
London
Sydney
New Zealand
America
Multiple Firms Seized or Insolvent Across United States
Charles Rogers of the Indian Head hotel in Nashua filed failure papers. Schwaniger of Louisville is also failed. Union Iron Co of Portsmouth has a receiver, with $400000 paid capital. John Campbell of Ironton is a major stockholder valued at about $1000000. Bolles & Co. and Wm C Campbell are tied to related assets. Lake & Austin of Grenada assignments total about $75000 with stock pledged. Edward C. Pease planing mill in Brooklyn assigned. Ballou & Co. bankers pending resume. Barton official W W Grant seeks insolvent ruling against Bradley Barlow for $11000 with hearing set March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rogers
Indian Head
Nashua
N. H
William M. Bolles
Wm. C. Campbell
St. Louis
Joseph Stehle
Walter C. Corse
Lake & Austin
Grenada
Miss
Lake
Bank of Lake Bros
Edward C. Pease
Planing Mill
Brooklyn
George Wm. Ballou & Co
Ballou
Hon
W. W. Grant
Barton
St. Albans
Bradley Barlow
Bartow National Bank
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Marquette, Hougaton
Ontonagen
Corporation
Boston Sub-Treasury
Mass
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Post Office Department
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Paris
Ecccks Scharsncccas
NEW York Clearing House
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Clearing House
Southern Kansas Railway Company
Mexican Central
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Montezuma
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American Bell Telephone
Mexican Telephone
Pullman Palace Car Company
Calumet and
Hecla
Quinney
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Top
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Bonanza
Cae Winan
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Pwot Snc Nccsecansetsscues Bos. & Mex. Oil CO
Measi & Bigelow” Fleel Ma
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Bs Zvi
Ciss Sierra NeVatl
R. L. Day & Co
Boylston National Bank
Sefton National Bank
Third Nat. Bank
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Oell Ty
Merchandise National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
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Old Boston National Bank
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Brockton Nat. Bank
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Boston Nat. Bank
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Highland Street RR
Boston & Albany Railroad
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Nat, Rubber Co
Bristol
Continental Sugar Refinery
Boston Wharf
American Insurance Co
Csecees
American Loan
Cincininati
Chicago, Burl. & Quincy Stecesss
At. & Pa
Dayton Division
Bos & Weile
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Eees & Mo
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Rutland Rd
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Atchison Company
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No. 40
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Nenos Ayres
Mektale
Lew Meio
Straits
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Ccmuimen
Choice
Matanzas
NAUS
Boston Boot and Shoe Trade
F Hill & Co
Chapin Bros
Willard Ferguson
L Hale & Co
Dudley & Co
Delong & Seaman
White Bros
Holmes
Rand & Co
McKeever & Co
Gay & Co
Mead
Doe
McDonad
Alice Grimes
G Hall& Co
Carter
Russell & Co
Potter & Wrightington
Ellis & Co
Jos Bond Jr & Co
Gridin & Co
Eng
Chemicals ET Wessel
Thayer & Lincoln
Powning, Sheldon & Co
Shelburne
Wadsworth Bros & Howland
Colors Beach & Co
Aleigh & Co
Morey & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Hills, Turner & Co
P& L
New World Colony
Providence
Whitesale
N. B
C O Howe
H Coolidge & Son
Libby & Son
JH Hussey
New Hamphire
E F Adden
Brown & Grinnell
A& O F
IB Sargent
Dow & Moulton
H A Wilcox
J G C Marshall
J O Sanborn
Aldrich & Johnson
Wood & Breck
Conners
H F Gilbert
A Worthen
M Gil
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Gregory
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Martin & Squier
A J Piper
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MG Flanders
R G Kimball
Hall & Seaver
Sirgent & Turner
BS Hastings
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Cgh Bragg
Fuller
J S Henry
C Buck
Dimon
Scattering
B Dong
E Smith
D Miller
C P Plack
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JA Hathaway
D McIntosh
A N Monroe
Lingham & O
A E Goodfellow
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J Black
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Lingham& O
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Goodfellow
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Lingham & O’brien
York Ostyweil
George Ein
F H Woolidge
Howes
O F Bothell
J & Sargent
JO Sanborn
A Worthern
M Gilfillan
S H Eldred
H N Jenne
AB Edwards
N K Campbell
W Becker
A Williamson
G H Sprigg
F S Kimball
Martin & Squire
Sargent & Turner
Waterstown
CA & OF Whitten
Hathaway & Jackson
W Colwell
Berry Long
Bird & Co
J O Saborn
S Neal
Brighton Landing
Union Market
J Dimon
Hollis & Co
Gage
Sige
C Leavitt, Jr
SqoMe
Fitch & Eames
Stetson & Farrell
Wihamwe
Coolidge & Son
JS Henry
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L.@ae
Fair Rio
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Tierce
City Extra India
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South America
Pennsylvania Creamery
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Belgium
Hawkins Street
Cushing Process Company
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Radway
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Rradway
Radwaywy & CO
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Radway’s
Moody A cc
Ionshire
Mening Rec
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A. S. Richards
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
John
Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hogant & C
Ie St
Samuel Bunting’s
Market Street
Philadelphi
Check of
Os Pincott
Y Leonard & CO
Aughoneers and Appraisers
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Beacon Street
KR. KL
DAY @& CO
State Street
Exchange Place
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Barber Trimmer Co
Shaw Relief Valve Co
Boston Water Power Co
Whitney Patent Gaiter Co
Little Rock
Ft Smith
Day Sewed Shoe Co
First National Bank of Lynn
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Pueblo
North National Bank
Etna Woollen Mills
Lowell Bleachery Co
York Manufact. Co
Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
Union Cotton Manuf. Co
American Rapid Telegraph Co
Conn
Ene Telegraph and Telephone Co
Menlo Park
Union Pacific Railway
Connorton Valley
Salmon Falls Mfg Co
Francis Henshaw & & Co
Bembers
Boston Gas Light Co
Howard National Bank
Freeman's National Bank
National Webster Bank
American Electric
Iilaninating
Cheshire KR
Hocosac Tunnel Deck and Elevator Co
Lincoln National Bank
National City Bank
Hadley Company
Connana Pass Rivers
Highlana Street Raiway
Revere Beach
Lynn
National Dock and Warehouse Co
American Loan and Trust Co
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Atchieson and
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McKay Metallic Fastening Association
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Knights & Offices
M Street
Cambridgeport
Stetson
Moseley & CO
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Kilby St
Baeder
Adamson & Co
Cutter & Parker
Friend Street
Newark
Rosendale Cement
DU Bros
Chaddock
Devonshire Street
Huckins & CO
Central Square
Southern Pine Lumber
W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
Lawrence Duck Co
Francis G. 1S
Commercial Street
Fai Waldo Sros
FOS
Humphreys
Bilustratec
Homeo. Med. Co
Fulton St
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Ayer
Francis Jewett
Tulsséwyim
J.H. Stuart
Shawmut Avenue
W & A. Mott
Fannie A. Dodd
Mae Og
Ameeta
Albert Howe & CO
Warren Avenue
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Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Galvin Bros
Searborost
Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills Station
Robt. Hooper
Warren Ave
Geo. Hichborn
Tyler St
Harvard St
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William H. Wallace
Lorin L. Fuller
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Wm. Clark
Lorin L Fuller
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Washington St
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Young's Hotel
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Thomas H. Soule, Jr
Iyle TurkSty
Congress Square
J. W. Robinson & Son
Thard
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Perry House
Washington
Sqr
Newport
Western Union Telegraph
Ngman
Ilville Bull
H. Bull
Whitehall
Bellevue Avenue
Ort
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Gilmore
Berkley
Spencer H. Gil.mors
J Ly Tremont
Broadway
Bond St
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Italy
Palazzo Ee
Lake Albano
Miss Wells
Via
Condotti
Care Bankers
Spada & Flamini
City Hall
City Hall Avenue
Fred J. Chase
Sherman House
Summer St
Ingalls & Hatch
TuTaStt Preps
W. J.D. Leavitt
Chauncy Hall School
Hindergarten
SM. Frchmnor