Money Market Steady Amid Broad Bond Activity
Boston money market remains steady with fair demand for accommodation at banks. Discount rates range 5 to 7 percent, mercantile paper 5 1/2 to 6 percent, with regular customers 5 percent. Call loans 3 to 4 percent. Exchange news shows limited stock movement before the November election. Pell Telephone leads gains. San Pedro stock praised for reconstruction potential. various bank changes and mill stock shifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Corporation
New York
Dividend declarations across several firms and railroads
The Fall River Co operative pays a quarterly dividend at rate T percent. New Bedford Electric Light declares 2 percent quarterly. Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago 11 percent quarterly. Georgia railroad and banking company 3 50 per share quarterly. Housatonic 2 percent quarterly. United New Jersey 25 percent quarterly. Vermont and Massachusetts 3 per share. Sioux City and Pacific preferred 34 percent. First National Bank of Easton 5 percent. North Easton Savings Bank 24 percent. Lexington Savings Bank 24 percent. Pacific Mail Steamship declares 3 1 percent dividend. Weeks Oct 25 reopen Nov 3 payable Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Workingmen’s Co-operative Association
New Bedford Electric Light Company
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Housatonic
United New Jersey
Vermont
Massachusetts
Sioux City and
Pacific Preferred
First National Bank of Easton
North Easton Savings Bank
Lexington Savings Bank
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
New York Market Opens Strong But Slips On Late Reports
The New York market opened strong with big gains in Lackawanna Union Pacific and Lake Shore stocks, but a late round of reports on Niagara line passenger cuts and the New York Central debenture issue pulled prices back. By close, most issues eased 1 to 2 percent while some gains in Pacific Mail and Western Union faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Lackawanna
Union Pacific
Pacific Mail
Northwestern
St. Veal
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Niagara
New York Central
Jersey Central
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Western Union
West Shores
Hie
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
Kansas
Texas General
Southern Pacific
California
Lawson, Douglas and Co
Guy
Gould
Ohio
D. C. Mills
The
Erie
King
Philadelphia
Reading
Trade and weather dampen seasonal market activity
General trade remains dull as the season weakens with buyers delaying supply and few orders. Dry goods show slight activity but margins are small while food products lack excitement and stockpiles grow. Abroad demand is light despite large foreign output, pushing American farmer profits down and prompting crop shifts. Provisions stay in good demand with firm prices. Produce holds steady with cheese strengthening, wool quiet, and cotton easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Newfoundland
St Domingo
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota Bakers
New York Rollers
St Louis
Southern Illinois
Southern Minois
Wis
Calcutta
Hiard
Paris
Kentucky
Manila
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
California
Baltimore
Boston
Portland
Fall River
Providence
Salem
New York
New Haven
New London
Portsmouth
Ntf
Philadelphia
Malaga
Valencia
Ford
Wilmington
Virginia
Florida
Jamaica
Baracoa
Warren Power Mills
Eureka
du Pont
Eagle
Mauils
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Central American
Ecuador
Bogota
Carthagena
Truxillo
Mexican
Porto Cab
Europe
Maracaibo
Porto Cabello
Bahia
Java
China
Texas
Western
West India
Para
Uruguay
Rio Grande
Psa Choice
Northern Creamery
Northern
Western Dairy
Eastern Command
Carolina
Patna
Turks Island
Trapani
Cadiz
Chicago
Foucauld & Co
Otard
Dupuy
Tennessey
Martell
St. Croix
New England
Lion
Bend
Somo
John Gibson
Newcomb Buchanan Co
Anderson
Nelson
Blake
Sumac
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
New Orleans
Formosa
Imperial
New York State
Pennsylvania
Madeira
Ivison
Graham
Burgundy
Cambridge
Rosendale
Calmn
Cumberland
Clearfield
Pottsville Miners’ Journal
Laguira
Rio
Commodity Prices and Market Notes From Grain and Misc Goods List
Market bulletin listing prices for alcohol candles coal coffee cordage and cotton with notes on demand and regional coal figures. Includes detailed price ranges for spirits wax crudes and refined products, building materials cement bricks and roasts of various commodities along with weekly coal tonnage and market commentary.
Market Prices Report for Cattle and Livestock
The notice lists market colors and prices for cattle and store cattle, including beef prices from $400 to $1000 with variations by quality. It also includes prices for Farrow cows, fancy cows, working oxen, and yearling stock, plus swine prices quoted as live and dressed figures. Places and rail routes appear in partial form, with totals and regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Libby & Son
G Libby
Il Coolidge & Son
Hall
Ranger
Filint& Morse
H Vinton
Alien & Friena
Reynolds
Estes
J H Foss
Wardwell
Littlefield
New Hampshire
M Davis
CA & O F
W Meloy
G KE Rowell
J Counter
Sargent & Turner
J Engrem
Taylor & Harpin
L W Tinker
Braggil
E T Sargent
Blanchard & Gilfillan
A B Eawards
FS Kimball
Whipple
C Downer
G W Wilmarth
Martin & Squier
G W Brownell
R P Pollard
G H Sprigg
W Ricker Leow
J B Remick
Woodward & Howe
H N Jenne
Hall & Seaver
J Hook
G L Norton
I Hancock
W C Cleaveland
Massachusetts
Henry
New York
G Decker
J Hurley
S Howe
O C Robinson
G P Flack
G P Flack & Son 21T Sheep; L Morse
G W Wears
D Fisher
W Fisher
H_G Baker
D McCarty
Monroe
Hollis & Co
J F Stetson
Farrell & MecFlynn
Furrell
J Cowley
Canada
J N Morse
G Morrey
AJ Odell
D McCrocker
F Gosselyn
NC Fourrier
BS Hasting
A Hathaway
A Hollis
Liverpool
Norseman
J. A. Hathaway
A N Morse
J O Brine
Missouri
J O
A N
J A Hathaway
Geo Mooney
D McCarthy
Woodward & Co
GP Flack & Son
Ve. Maine
A J Libby
Oakland
Atde
Tlge
S IH Wardwell
F A Ranger
J H Fogg
Allen & Friend
S H Wardwell
Wood & Breck
G W Reynolds
Glee Yib
Watertown
F H Coolidge
Durham
J.C Sanborn
Wadleigh
Meredith
Ioc
GiéSs
Alge
H G Baker
Tloe
J Y Keazer
Brighton
Boston
Albany
Glee
A N Monroe
JS Henry
Breck & Wood
L Springer
J Enzren
J D Hosmer
Libby
Cotton Market Report October 15 At US Ports
The market remains quiet and steady in Savannah with good demand in New Orleans. Norfolk St Louis remain easy while Mobile stays subdued. Galveston holds firm Charleston Louisville and Wilmington stay steady. Net receipts at US ports show exports to Great Britain France and the Continent with rising American stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
France
Continent
Savannah
New Orleans
Norfolk
St. Louis
Mobile
Galveston
Charleston
Louisville
Wilmington
New York
Uplands
Orleans
St Louis
City
Minnesota
Duluth
Canada
London Markets and Rail News Oct 15 Brief
London financials show firsts and seconds across major lines with mixed yields while weather and cargo flow affect wheat corn and flour. Liverpool prices hold steady as port markets and insurance announce restraining orders in Baltimore against express carriers amid cross-border rail competition and corporate reorganizations.
Quiet business as fall trade ends and spring lines loom
Trade remains very slow with fall activity nearly finished as manufacturers await spring samples. Jobbers avoid salesmen, farmers hold grain to sustain prices, and slow collections plague credit sales. Election tensions delay trade while shipments lag well behind last year, with 70,000 plus case shortfall in duplicates and many countermanded orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Transports At Hosteyn In Liverpool Trade Listing
A detailed readout from Liverpool lists numerous consignments and consignors including Iowa 141 boxes tin plates 250 dories and many items such as steel, yarn, hides, earthenware, carpets, wool, machinery, wine, oil, cotton waste, bleaching powders, and salt. Several firms appear with quantities and goods for shipment or transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Iowa
Holder & Herrick
Bond
Parsons & Co
E & F King & Co
Jere Abbott & Co
Thos Groom & Co
Muse Baring Bros & Co
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Nicholson, Frost & Co
Adams
Bowlby
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Horace Parridge & Co
Hayes & Co
Pierce & Co
Wetherell Bros
Foreign Exports Report from Liverpool and Halifax
Liverpool steamer Cephalonia cleared October 10 with 16 000 bushels corn and 15 916 bushels wheat along with diverse goods including beef, lard, canned meats, butter, fruit, and numerous textile and hardware items. Halifax schooner Aviona shipped 4 009 bushels corn and 100 bbls flour in a parallel export listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Cephalonia
Halifax
Aviona
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Olid Colony
New York and New Railroad
Fitchburgh
Oata
Court Relord Case in S Circuit Court Opens Term
The October term opened before Judge Cour with Rev Horton offering prayer. A grand jury was impanelled led by foreman Perry of Lowell. Criminal business is set, with trials to begin Tuesday the 25th after traverse maeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Horton
Mr. Perry
Lowell
Traverse Maeries
Supreme Court session resumes uncontested divorce hearings
The Supreme Judicial Court hearings in uncontested divorce cases resumed before Judge Colburn. The list proceeds in order through No. 1276 including post entries and postponed cases. Judge Charles Allen will handle uncontested figures cases in the equity room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
Equity
Promissory note dispute verdicts headline Superior Court
In First Session on Oct 15 Judge Gardner presided over cases including Levin v Vannevar and others with a verdict for plaintiffs on a $3180 note, plus related actions for commissions at 53 Dwight Street and a three-cased bill balance against Rogers Bros. In Second Session Judge Staples heard Flaherty administratrix v New York and New England RR and De Forrest Lord v City of Boston, with view of Seaver Street land and valuation questions for West Roxbury park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegmund Levin Et al
Aaron B. Vannevar
R. Stone
Almon
Thwing Et al
Alonzo P. Clifford
Dwight Street
D. F. Crane
J. M. Child
Alvan Rogers
Daniel F. Holden
Rogers Bros
Crockery
Brothers
Palmer
D. GC. Linscott
C. L. Gardner
G. A. Torrey
Staples
Mary Flaherty
New York and New England Railroad
Thomas Flaherty
First Street
Boston
Ury
J. A. Maxwell
W.C. Loring
H. Ki. Bolles
George de Forrest Lord
City of
Seaver Street
Richard Olney
Sigourney Butler
A. J. Bailey
Providence Despatch Reports James Legg Co Insolvent
A Providence despatch states James Legg and Co cassimere manufacturers with Mapleville RI headquarters have assigned to Joseph Fifield. Liabilities run into hundreds of thousands, mainly owed in Boston. Mortgages secure Worcester and Mapleville mills, last report showed assets near 496 332 and cash capital 17 314 493 with mortgage notes. Several other firms and individuals are named in related insolvency actions and attachments across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
James Legg & Co
Mapleville
R. I
Joseph Fifield
Boston
Worcester
Russell’s Mercantile Agency
Legg
Rhode Island
New York
George Legg
Maapleville
Woonsocket Institute For Savings
James Campbell & Sons, Publishers
Toronto
Merchants’ Bank
MacDowell & Adams
Robert Ring
F. O. Danne & Co
Charles Raymond
Thomas Dana & Co
Edward F. Coffin
Crosithion Manufacturing Company
Dr. Warren
Springfield
Mass
G. E. Bates
South Seituate
George II
Kendall, Harnesses
Salem
Joseph A. Wallis
Beverly
I. W. Dodge & Co
S. D. Moulton
Manchester
N. Y
Elayims
Drury
Ellery W. Price
Carpenter
R. L
Buck & Fisher
Lispenard Street
Daniel W. Desmond
Nelson Johnson
Richard M. Murphy
Simon Ripp
William A. McCormick
James Nolan
Charles T. Bush
Cleveland
Thomas J. Montgomery
William F. McDowell
Benjamin F. Adams
Henry F. Leonard
John W. Moendrick
Boston Weddings in October Listed for Local Couples
At St Stark's Church and Boston venues on October dates, couples including Stephen E Barton and J Izzie W Tracy. Richard Jaise and Kate McMillin. Cornelieus Ht Lynch and Eilen Main. Henry I Perkins and Bella McKenzie. John F Robinson and Isabella Simmons were married by various ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton—Tracy
Boston
St Stark’s Church
L. B Baldwin
Stephen E. Barton
J Izzie W Tracy
Norwich
Conn
Halse—Mcmillin
HM Torbet
Richard Jaise
Kate McMillin
Lynch—Main
J J Lewis
Cornelieus Ht Lynch
Eilen Main
Perkins—Mckenzie
Matthews
Ienry I Perkins
Bella McKenzie
Robinson—Simmons
Key Tif Jenifer
John F Robinson
Isabella Simmons
Obituary Notices from Charlestown Belmont Newton Newport Hampton
Multiple notices record deaths and funeral details across New England towns. Entries include Andrew Abbott aged 76 at Charlestown with a Friday funeral at New Albion place, and Cyrus Cintha Aplin noted near Hopkinton with incomplete age data. Other names include JK Brown aged 57 at Belmont Harriet Bowman aged 78 at Newton Cynthia Bowen widow of George Bowen at Newport KI Josiah H Barker aged 74 at Hampton NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Charlestown
Andrew Abbott
New Albion Place
Brown
Belmont
JK Brown
Bowman
Newton
Harriet
Sylvester Bowman
Krowen
Newport
Cynthia
George Bowen
Barker
Hampton
Josiah H
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Osscc
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific Lanas
Eastern
Fitchburg
Nashua
Rochester
Mexican Central
Sonora
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Herald
L. N. Downs
Downs
Ingham
Mr. Downs
Calumet
Hecla
San Pedro
Consolidated Pacific
Lamson Cash Railway Company
Frankfort
Vienna
Hamburg
Berlin
Traders’ Bank
Blackstone Bank
Globe Bank
State Bank
Hide and Leather Bank
Fancuil Hall Bank
Bank of the Republic
Exchange Bank
Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
Lawrence Mills
Merrimack Mills
Connecticut River Railroad
Atlantic & Pacific
Bowman Silver
Catalpa Mining
Bow Des Phe
R. L. Day & Co
State National Bank
Seceeekio
National Isauk
Sareneterere Reese
Scoateeckiae
National Bank
Hide and Leather National BK
Blackstone National Bank
Serersseerre Encereres
Globe National Bank
Market National Bank
First National Bank of Cambridge
Nepons’t National Bank of Canton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Mckay & Bigelow
Aee
New England Mail Co
American Electric and
U1. Co. Pel Syssss Tees
Ceva
Cal Peng Lees
SBO8
Inc
Ku Sabbbastless Seerseshiere
Middlesex
Boston & Maine
Eel
Uon Railroad of
Lois
Burlington & Missouri Krrk
San
Cley
San Peure & C del Aguatne
Francis Henshaw & Co
National Bank of Republic
Eeeereress
Nat
Plackstove Nat Bank
National Union Bank
Weymouth
Exchange National Bank
Rairoad National Bank
Lowelliese
Tremont and Suffolk Mfg Co
Boston Tashighit CO
Eeee
Merrimack Wiz CO
Naumkeag National Bank
Lawyrence
Saco & Ports
Eid & Wal
Bonas
Richardson, Hill & Co
Water Street
Soarch
Salec
Mr Mn
Ee Hig
H& Mote
S . Wn. Pa
Aeres A.T
Gaston & Aib
Ny& SN
St Ae
Canum & Geela
Roe
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Pull Pal Co
Boston Mining
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Chi
Dei
West
Delaware & Hud
Denver
No G
Brie
Cnescesesces
Han
St. Jo
Baice
Cansar & Texas
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Michigan Central
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Paul
Omabs
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Jaton Pacific
Oo Ptc Hil
Lo’st
Agamns Express
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Alten
Terre Haute
Oregon Improvementco
Panama
Nich & AM
Canada Pacific, Rich
W. P
Central
Roch
Pitts
Chesaneake
Siscseseseas
Eepenecen Ebuesece
Chicago & Alton
Sceseseeelgs
Ohi
Bur
Quincy
Minn & Man
Uhi
St. L
N.O
Omaha
Ubi
United States
Cin
Olev
Cossess
Ash St
L & Pac
Oleve
Colum
Eesses
Wells
District Colum
S. PE & Pac
Menacias Sicenes
Kan. Pac
Nash
Tex. Pac. L. G
Norfolk & W
Colorado Coal
Union
Csee
India
Indigo
Bengal
Guatemala
England
Diast Hon
Jake
C . Th
Cebu
Petroleum—United
City Extra India
South America
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Brighton End
George J. Fox
Deve
Hampshire
Fitelburg
Wmlics
Telegraph
Ees
Estevises
Oct
Atlantic
Great Western
New Jersey Central
Ilinois Central
Canadian Pacific
St Paul Common
Commercial
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
Railroad Matters
Morris
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Adams Express Company
Baltimore and Ohio Express Company
American Express Company
United States Express Company
Baxter
Hoey
Adamas Express Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grand Trunk
Grand ‘Trunk Railway Company
Grand ‘Trunk
Great Western Reserve Fund
C. P. Crag
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wabash
West Shore
York
Lake Erie and Western
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Jewett
Ledger
Burling?on
Cedar Ravids
Tssas
Illinois Central
Long Island
Glen Cove
Denver and
Rio Grande Road
Boston Boot and Shoe Trade
Tramsports
Hosteyn
Barney
Rlis
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Carshay
Peabody, Saiem
Sea
Supreme Judicial Court
Vuct
Colburn
Superior Cou
Gardner
McKay
McDermott
White
Weitze
Roberts
Bishop
Crane
Vianess
Pirnam
Ordes
Cutter
Wilson
Crosby
Va. Roberts
O’connor
Osgood
Pactic National
Mark
Sherman
Gooddell
Nutter
Todd
Hassen
Eet
New Metal- Icle
Cobb
Tirrell
Lord
Berten
Middlesex County Probate Court
Judge Brooks
Frederick Wood
Miranda P. Merrill
North Reading
James Boutwell
Woburn
William Haigh
N. H
Caroline A. Perkins
Wakefield
Jonathan Adams
Ebenezer Kimball
Holliston
Abel H. Fillebrown
Waltham
Thomas Bavan
Henry J. Worcester
Betsey C. Symmes
Winchester
Patrick Martel
Mary Flint
Superior Criminal Court
Oct. Ld
Blodgett
Hattie Brown
House of Correction
Frank E. Robinson
Aggie Brown
John Conroy
Richard H. Barry
Frank Donerty
James Dolan
James Kerwin
Central Court
Forsaith
Charles Manning
Sarah Hane
Charles Winn
Frederick A. Bollington
John Lester
Barnard McNall
David F. Savage
Superior Court
Cain J. Mahoney
Campbell & Sons of
Marreiares
ee _COOK
South Boston
Sarah
Patrick Cook
Chase
Chelsea
Walter S Chase
Dearborn
Amesbury
David J. Dearborn
Firth
Lynn
JF BR Firth
A Firth
Greenlaw
Braintree
Joan Greenlaw
Judkins
Flora C
Herman S
Flora & Judkins
Kennedy
Roxbury
Elizabeth Kenney
Mary
Stephen Kennedy
Malmberg
Anna Malmberg
Morse
Elizabeth
Charles E Morse
Otis
South Scituate
Abigail T Otis
Pond
Rebecca W
Aaron P Pond
Hotels
Hotel Vendotte
Sherman HoUse
Court Square
Enry B.rice & CO
Hanover Street
Tremont House
Beacon Streets
Silas Carney & CO
City Hotel
Congress Square
J. W. Robinson & Son
Creighton
Tremont Street
Robertson & White
Crawford House
Scollay Square
Stumchke & Goodwin
Vercellys
la Grange
Washington St
Summer Street
George Prances
Tadl Steamship Eowa
Grand Junction
Bor Abren & CO
Postotige
John J. Henry & Fegan
A. S. Bichards
Boots and Shoes
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting
Genpofacturers
Boots
Lippincott, ET
BON
Market Street
Urges Hoot and Shoe Auction House
Henry C. Bird & CO
Washington At
Dix Place
Elegant Furniture, &c
Commonwealth Avenue
Washington Street
Squire’s
W. It. Merhriam & CO
William J. Lovett
Waldoboro
Charles D. Waterman
M. J. Moss
Ant Appraiser
Bhkatty & Robinson
Atoureales Rooma
Main Street
Eric-A-Brac
Fiske
Willard
Andrews
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
State St
Mar
Prent
Matteiges
South Ferg Sup
Wast Bo
Salestoom
Almeria
ERMAN
Erchasie Mutidims
Fiier
Boom i
Gostom
Washington Muss
York Mig Co
East Boston Dry Dock Co
Lynn Gas Light
Prescott Fire Insurance Co
Budse
Barre Marblehead National Bank
AlsCO—+ National Bank of Commerce
Columbian National Bank
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Amosrkesg Mfz Co
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Fitchburg R K Co
Saco
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Amonkesg Manfacturing Co
Androscoggin Mills
Boston Atheneum
Co-operative Building Co
Boston Exchange
Boyston Insurance Co
Amory Manufacturing Co
Continental Mills
Laconia Manufacturing Co
Bay State Iron Co
Boston and Albany
Brooklyn
Siu
Almna Fire Insurance Co of
Hartford
Faneuil Hall National Bank
National Exchange Bank
Tremont National Bank
Continental National Bank
Boston National Bank
Railroad National Bank of
National Exchange Bank of
Order of Executor
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Boston Gas Light Co
Shee
Union National Bank of Weymouth
Baltimore & Fn
LIP
Ottawa
Oswego
Fox River Valley
Warsaw
Clinton
New Belford
BR. Ll. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
National Security Bank
Fort Scott
Board of Education
Portland, Saco
Portsmouth RR
Portsmouth and Doverkirk Co
Boston and Maine RR
Merrimack Mfg Co
Orner
National Bank of Commerce
Merchants National Bank
First National Bank of
Yarmouth
Atlas National Bank
National Hide and Leather Bank
HK Co
Colorado
M L
Middlesex KB
Albert Howe & Co
Warren
Leas