Merchanise National Bank and Shawmut National Bank Listing
A dense catalog of banks and manufacturing firms including Merchants National Bank, Shawmut National Bank, Merchants and Miners' Transportation Co, and Metropolitan National Bank alongside references to Cotton mills Merrimack Manufacturing Co and various city and state names. It notes figures for securities, bonds, and receivers certificates with scattered dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchantise National Bank
Seo
State
Seeekte
First Nat Bank of Yarmouth
California Southern
Ceeereceeseesene Cuseess
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co
San Diego Land Sebanetone Sabairsegesanteneves
American Electric & Lilumina Co
New Hampshire
Cincinnati
Cambridge
Ae Bod
Atchison and Topeka and
Servi Ve
Flor, Eli & Wal Valist
C.eee
Boston
Clin, Fitch & NB
Seeene Llb
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Shawmut National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Ccssecsscscrecesese Ioi
State National Bank
C.sceccs
Cccvevececccesessees
Bi Stark Miles
Cessses Assec Sessssenes Esseenesnea
Thorndike Mfg
Ooean
Lyman Seann Esrabereot Acdier Acta Srpeadewes
Yerett
Scases Sens Caasen
Asec Spanner Sphaee
Merrimack Mee CO
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Euie Iit
Amoskeag
Mauus
Connecticut
Iver
Sade Scocieai
American Lectric and Til. Co
St Louis
Shawmut
Atlas
Blackstone
Central At
Exchange
Globe
Merchants
Metropolitan
Tremont
Union
Bernstein Electric Light Co
Orner of Executor
de Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Ao Tremont
Suffolk Mills
de Boston Gas Light Co
National Exchange Bank
Continental National Bank
Portland
Saco
Portsmouth
RB R
Instituton
Union National — of
Weymouth
Albany
It News
Missouri
Florence
Eldorado
Walnut Valley
R R
Old Colony RR
Wall Street Stocks Slip on Rate Cut Reports and Shifting Bonds
Financial markets opened weak with stocks lower due to reports of passenger rate cuts in the West and a rumored resignation. Northwestern and St Paul declined, Pacific Mail and Union Pacific spiked then fell back, while rails like Lackawanna and Lake Shore slipped amid broader banking reserve gains and Bank of England rate move. Exports of specie and weekly trading totals show continued softness and mixed bond activity, with some gains late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
Great Western
Erie
New York Central
Illinois Central
Reading
Cancadian Pacific
Paul
Bank of England
Union Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
Oregon
California
Wabash
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
St. Paul
Nortwestern
Pacific Mail
Baltmore
Ohio
Fink
New Jersey Central
W. H. Vanderbilt
Northwestern
Omaha
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Northern Pacific
Western Union
Louisville
Denver
Chesapeake and Ohio
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Baltimore
Kio
Pennsylvania
Tom
Trunk Line
Bradstreet
Gould
Eaesday
New York Port Imports and Ottawa Lumber Forecast
Imports at New York for the week totaled 6 525 045 dollars with 1 427 112 dry goods and 4 897 933 general merchandise. Year to date imports reached 342 547 687 against 361 560 194 last year. Ottawa reports lumber mills may close by month end. Upper lumber grades hold prices, lower grades slip. overall cut near last year. Fewer men in shanties, log output down. Also listed are 77 cars of commercial exchange inspections and grain figures for No 2S wheat and No 3 red western wheat, oats, and corn grades.
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Kansas City
New York
United States
Bradstreet’s
Canada
New Haven
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Providence
Louisville
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Hartford
Indianapolis
Memphis
Columbus
Peoria
Portland
Springfield
Worcester
St. Joseph
Syracuse
Lowell
Commercial Exchange
Dolloc
Western
Northern
Vermont
Franklin County
Good To Choice Western
Liverpool
Choice Fresh Eastern
Fresh Western
Flour and grain markets steady with mixed wheat prices
Market conditions report steady winter wheats and fairly moving spring patents, with some concessions for large lots. Prices show fine to pat wheat ranges from 202 to 5 per bushel, and corn oats vary by region with limited demand and mixed futures.
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Ind
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dal
New York
City Mills
Minnesota
St Louis
Detroit
Duluth
York
General Farm Produce Market Report Shows Slow Beans and Steady Apples
Hay prices hold steady across grades while beans remain in small receipts and market dull. Potatoes and sweet potatoes ease but still sell, apples flood markets with large exports yet face modest prices. Graven steins fetch top dollar in jobbing sales as coffee markets show a quiet, weak tone with mixed regional grades.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
City Extra India
Western Steam
City
South America
Wyoming
Union
Rio
Modha
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
St Dagmings
Dull
Fragmented 19th century railroad freight yard ledger list
A dense inventory of goods shipped by multiple railroads including rand Junction Eastern Maine and Lowell lines. Entries cover wool hides cheese eggs beans corn flour oats millfeed lard butter and leather with numerous quantities and unit measures across several railroads and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Junction Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Total Receipts of Staple Products Oct 11 Port
A table lists receipts of principal commodities at the port compared with last year. Increases noted for wool, flour, oats, and lard while other items such as cheese, eggs, corn, and beans show varied quantities across 1884 and 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correeae
Dusicece
O'Pelts, NO
Court Record Defines October Hearing in Town Ledger
U S Commissioners Court October 11 held Wentworth H Langford a Cambridge post office clerk on larceny of stamps in $500 bond for circuit court. Grey bark steward Lewis G Nillett bound for assault on Second Mate John M Cornell. Manuel Silvera held $200 for further examination on neglect to ship aboard W B Mackie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth H. Langford
Cambridge
Lewis G. Nillett
Grey
John M. Cornell
Manuel Silvera
W. B. Mackie
Superior Criminal Court Delivers Batch of Sentences and Indictments
Judge Blodgett presided as O Day and Roach received two months in the house of industry for intoxication. Burnham and Walden drew three months for stealing a ride. Riley got three years in state prison for breaking and entering. Several liquor-dealer defendants faced $5,000 bail, with Swartzenberg and Demelman also charged with embezzlement and conspiracy. A long list of indictments included forgery, perjury, embezzlement, assault, larceny, burglary, robbery, arson, and conspiracy, totaling $11,000 in alleged sums. all defendants held for trial at $15,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Fuchs
No. 5
Broad Street
Moses H. Swartzenberg
Springfield Street
Demelman
Fuchs
Swartzenberg
Swartzenburg
Israel Altmen
Suffolk County
Christopher J. Fay
Wm. H. Brown
John R. Prean
Henry O. Martin
William B Spencer
Addie A. Clarke
John Conroy
Margaret Earl
Thomas Harwood
Annie McDonald
Jas. Bagley
Eben Haley
John Connally
John Conway
James Dickson
Nellie Learned
Clara Green
Hugo Wilder
Charles Belden
Cornelius Hen
John F. Frazier
Wm. Morrow
Wm. J. Purteil
Richard H. Barry
John Kennedy
Ee Riley
Thomas Cunniff
James J'oye
James Kerwin
Jrank Sears
John Silver
Thomas F. Lynch
Joseph Meclver
Neil O’donnel
John J. O'Sullivan
William H. Baldwin
Court docket list for Third Session before Judge Pitnam
Docket items include Boston versus Baldwin 863, Trowbridge versus Wollff 949, Cummings versus Frost 67, N.Y. and Ernie versus NESmeltz Co description, Jahaenen versus McAvoy 101. Case names appear with number identifiers and reference to Monday ordering in the Third Session before Judge Pitnam.
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Boston
Baldwin
Municipal Courts Report Oct. Actions Across District Courts
In central court Judge McCafferty held Frank Pfaff on assault with $500 bond. James Shannon fined $10 plus costs for larceny. Luke Hennessey jailed six months for vagabond. Joanna Reardon held $100 on assault. South Boston juveniles Logan Moran Leyden Callahan held $100 each on breaking and entering and larceny. Roxbury Frank W Gallagher fined $10 and costs for assault. Michael Burk fined $10 and costs for assault. Thomas Jackson sent to house of reformation as a juvenile for stubborn child. Charlestown Charles Douglass fined $20 and costs for breaking and entering and larceny.
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Central Court
McCafferty
Frank Pfaff
James Shannon
Luke Hennessey
House of In Tt
Joanna Reardon
South Boston
Thomas Logan
John Moran
Patrick Leyden
Patrick Callahan
English Capital in Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
Cincinnati report notes English investors favor Baltimore and Ohio while opposing management of the Ohio and Mississippi. Discussion centers on circulars against B and O control, Erie road interests, and Garrett ticket victory in director elections. Vermont railroad stats and Vermont taxes for 1884-85 follow.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Cincinnati
The
Post
Baltimore and Ohio
Europe
Bank of England
Maryland Corporation
Baltimore
Philadelphia
London
Ohio and
Mississippi Road
Erie
John King
Erie Road
King
Jewitt
Gould
Robert Garrett
Capt. Peabody
Garrett
Messrs
Tracy, Sloan and Higgins
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
New York
American Securities
Messrs. Sloan
Higgins
Tracy
Annual Report of Clerk Leighton of Municipal Court
John C Leighton clerk of the municipal court presents the year ending Sept 30 1884 report detailing 188210 cases tried with categories including larceny burglary arson and drunkenness. Of 16884 brought to trial 471 appealed to the superior court 551 not arrested 280 defaulted and 792 bound over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Leighton
John C. Leighton
House of Correction
House of Industry
Reform
Sty Rison
Board of Lunacy and Charity
Five Acre Conversion Makes Pastor Rich in Kansas City
Rev. David Walk, pastor of Central Christian Church in Indianapolis, bought five acres near Kansas City 31 years ago for 1500. Now the land lies in the heart of the city and has drawn offers up to 50,000. Walk plans to retire from the ministry next April and then visit Palestine for a year or more to manage his newly found wealth.
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Indianapolis
Ind
David Walk
Central Christian Church
Memphis
Kansas City
Walk
Palestine
New England clubs host varied dinners at Young's and city hotels
A Boston club scene features Lieut. A. W. Greely as guest at Young's with a large attendance. Speakers include J. W. Torry Rev. Brooke Herford Gen. S. M. Quincy Rev. E. Horton and others. Other gatherings occur at Parker's Merchants' Boston and Agricultural Fisherman's Quincy house and Bridgewater clubs. The Merchants' club names officers Hon Oliver Ames president and a council.
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New England
Young’s
Lieut
A. W. Greely
Arctic
Folsom
Lieut. Greely
J. W. Torry
Brooke Herford
M. Quincy
E. Horton
Massachusetts
Bradford Smith
Detroit
Theodore Adams
Philadelphia
Capt. Hall
Iowa
J.J. McCarty
This City
R. T. Davis
A. A. Ranney
E. F. Stone
Parker’s
Merchants
Boston and Agricultural
Quincy House
Fisherman’s Club
Bridgewater Club
Paint and Oil Club
Gov. Robinson
Col. Nettleton
Edward H. Osborn
Portland
Worcester
Provence
Merchants’ Club
Oliver Ames
Charles O. Foster
B. F. Guild
Chester Guild
Asa Potter
John W. Cummings
Charies B, Perkins
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Mercantile
Corporation
Perch
Inc
United Stats
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Ceeseee
National Bank de Tories
Cigig Cccne
Sesaem Ontsesansennsi Silverie
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Forest Park and
Central Road
Little Rock, Mississippi River and Texas Railway Company
Jonas H. French
Louisville, Evansville and
Evansville, Rockport
Col. French
Evansville and
Terre Haute
Evansville, Rockport and
Eastern Road
Craig
Toledo, Cincinnati and
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Pere Marquette
Marquette
Houghton
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Summit
Connorion Valley Common
Southeastern Division
Toledo
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Old Colony
Fitchburg
Metropolitan Horse
Pullman Palace Car
Mexican Central Board of Directors
Isaac T. Burr
Hon
Logi C. Wade
Levi C. Wade
Benjamin P. Cheney
A. W. Nickerson
C. J. Paine
Thomas Nickerson
Geo.b. Wilbur
A. B. Lawrie
Jacob Edwards
Warren Sawyer
Wm. Roth
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Levi Z. Leiter
Robert R. Symon
D. P. Robinson
Sebastian Camacho
Enrique M. Rubio
Miguel Auza
Mexico
S. W. Reynolds
J. H. Goodspeed
D. B. Robinson
B. P. Cheney
I. T. Burr
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South Pacific
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Dealy
Oregonian
Supreme Court
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Bell Telephone
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Quincy
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the Courier
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Buston Stock Exchange
Sates Et Brokers’ Board
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At& Pac
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Pullman
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Onion Pacific
R&r. L. Day & Co
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Merchants’ Exchange
Havana
Matanzas
First National Bank of Providence
Concord Railroad Company
Richardson, Hill & Co
No. 40
Water Street
Milk Street
NEW York Financial
Pe Ptc Arm Eee Ag
Adams Expross
Oregon Nav
Ccssencsees
Alten & Terre Haute
Oregon Improvement Co
Boston Air Line
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Rich & Ab
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Canada Pacific
Dan
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St. Pat
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Apia
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Virginia
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Pembroke
Huron
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Clark’s Harbor
Bessie Williams
Old Brass Y Onisolm
ST Johns
P R
Mauna Loa
Sugar Brown
Shipley & Co
Mahone Bay
Virgilia
Whitney, Pousland & Co
Davis
CEARA
Maranhese
Halifax
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Pei
Sir Carroll
Russia
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Mig
Clara
Brazil
Brig Energy
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Eng
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Laura Bell
Willie Freeman
Belleveau Cove
Donna Belle
ST John
Gem
Boston and Albany Railroad
Court Record
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Hallett
Superior Court
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Vicker
Mowry
Oath
Leahy
Patridge
Dem. Ass. Secord
Staples
Ames
Berten
Tasker
Hoar
Tripp
New
Metallic P. Co
Sii
Gill
Rogers
Metropolis
Cobb
Tirrell
Carr
Demain
Sanborn
Campbell
Arnold
Jackson
Greene
Slattery
Wise
Clementson
Hodge
Swaet Naling
Yard Steam
Lyons
Taylor Co
Bliss
Pearson
Long
Ideal
Contes Pot Co
Rick Motions
Otice
Circuit Cour
United Ae
William W. McClench
Chicopee
John G. Stetson
U.S. Circuit Court
Ommon Wealth
Massach
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Wedeslay
Dudley Roberts
John Noble
Ochsmw
Hyde Park
Terry
Bridget Dolan
Shepard A. Burnham
Stoughton
Annie E. Hewson
Burnham
Marlboro
J. C. Rock
Dennis Sullivan
W.H. Leighton
Stonsham
George C. Bucknam
Mary Ryan
Milford
E. T. Burley
Hodgkins-Price
Finnegan—Fox
Thomas Reid
Thomas Finn
Elizabeth Fox
Galloupe
Ecca
Robert G Seymour
Ane Sane R Galloupe
Dera L Parr
Goring-Davenport
A H Peters
J P
Charles B Goring
Clara Davenport
Birchard
Maria J
E A Birchard
Shawmut Avenue
Beard
Lebanon
Amherst W Beard
Bates
Watertown
Silas M Bates
Billings
Allston
Jerome Billings
Childs
Alfred A Childs
Dorr
Wayland
Sarah H Dorr
Samuel A Dorr
Lemuel Hayward
Loomis
Buffalo
Alfred Otis Loomis
Smith
Groton
Thomas H Smith
Melrose
Fannie G
Samuel Saal Aes
Rast Medway
Augustus Vernon
Augustus L
Inez A. Ware
Railroad Matters
Vermont Railroads
Passoners
Ss. Cessse
Wesel Gesenne
North Adams
John Adams
Miller’s River
Greenfield
Deerfield
Hoosac Mountain
Hoosac Tunnel
Washington Street
Causeway Street
Way
Stony Brook
Weston
Lincoln
Peterboro
Shirley
N. H
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Merrill & Co
Express Company
Core
Council Bluffs
Railroad Gazette
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
Worcester Continentals
Boston Light Infantry
Lovett
Veteran Corps
Trull
Revere House
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Thomas F. Ferris
Michael H. Enwright
William A. Collins
John J. Murphy
Ed J. Brougham
Michael J. Capelle
James Sullivan
Thomas J. Callahan
Thomas 8. Ryan
Patrick A. Hartnett
Thomas Dwyer
Thomas Slater
John H. Roathe
Thomas S. O’brien
John E. Meehan
Lawrence J. Ford
David J. O’donnell
Thomas Ferry
John F. Desmond
Jere G. Fennessy
Joe Varnum
Thomas F. Bradford
Lawrence J 5Rgan
Joan Mabeake
C . Patrick A. Hartnett
Roxbury
New York State Clothing House
P. W. Haseltine & Son
Bowdoin
Bowdoin Street
P. W. Haseltine
A. J. Haseltine
Bel Air Manufacturing Company
Woollens
Pittsfield
N. H. Baxter
Brockton
C. M. Keach
West Gloucester
R. I
Altman & Co
New York City
Schrier Bros
Broadway
Earnest D. Mayer
New York State Clothing Company
Plattsburg
N. Y
W. H. Cane
G. W. Cane
A. Cane
W. J. McCaffra
Olschoffsky
Clothier
Salamanca
J. G
G. M. Belding
Paterson
N. J
J. R
Liberty Corners
Michael Goldsmith
Fancy Goods
Easton
P. Sears Mathews
McLean Manufacturing Company
Lawrenceburg
Arthur Uhlig & Col
Music
Wis
Missouri Wheel Company
Sealers In Bicycles
J. W. Staley
Hailey
Idaho
Henry C. Hubbard
Thomas H
Mary J. Woods
Teredoens
Boston Dry Dock Co
Jamaica Plain Gas Light Co
Prescott Fire Insurance Co
Uincy
Do Arquette, Aoe & Ontonagon
Masowippi Valley
Mississippi Valley
Blair
City Hall
Arnold A. Rand
Boston Title Company
Board of Health
Benjamin F. Mann
Moon Island
Codman Avenue
Amory
Dimock Street
the Archeological Institute
American Archeological Institute
Charles Eliot Norton
5S. H. Scudder
Nis
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Duniow Street
Dunlow Court
Boston Belting Company
Tremont Street
Lindon Park
Jd. W. Bradley & Coo
Summer Street
John J.henry& Fegan
Summer
Devonshire Streets
Johngt
Moody & CO
Boots & Shoes
A. S. Richards & CO
Reade Street
A.ash
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
Market Street
Philade
N. B
Jerome 8. MacDonald
Ington St
North End City
Brige
Lot
Cheever
Thacher
North Margin
Thacher Street
Joint
Standing Committee On
Charles V. Whitten
Hudson Street
Kneeland
Harvard Streets
Roe
E. O
Third Street
M Street
Secon Street
City of
East Third Street
East Second At
Andrew J. Hall
Boston Stock Fixedan
Sheriff’s Sale
Francis Henshaw & Co
State Street Room L
Charles F. Bates Manufacturing Company
Thomas Fee, JR
BR. L. Day & CO
Hoom
State Street
Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
Hares State National Bank
Traders National Bank
Merchants National Bank
Neponset National Bank
Canton
First National Bank
McKay and Bigelow Machine Association
Town of
Bedford
Consolidated Railroads of
Chicago and Northwestern
Marqueste
Houghton and
Horatio Harris & CO. Merchants, Auctioneers and Commission No
Almeria
Smyrna
State St
Henry C. Bird & CO
Washington St
Dix Place
Co Banking
Aing
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Enana
Warren Avenue