Money Market and Exchange Report From Boston Evening
The Boston money market shows firm demand with high rates. Mercantile paper discounts above 6 percent, with out of town paper at 7 percent. Bank call loans 4 to 6 percent, corporation paper scarce. New York funds discount 7 to 10 percent. Clearinghouse balances 1,960,445. Exchange quiet and weak with London bills near 48 to 49. Paris francs 519% to 5233 per dollar. U.S. securities irregu lar. treasury notes show high numbers issued. closing bond bids varied. Despatch notes on 5 percent funded loan redemption call. Stocks section noted but incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
London
Paris
United States
Treasury Department
Java
Maracaibo
Rio
Hiladelphia
Clearfield
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Shamokin
Lorberry
Lyken's Valley
Lehigh
Uplands
Gulf
Hotchkiss
Wolstein
St. Domingo
Newfoundland
Hake
P_E
Labrador
Malaga
Valencia
Sultana
Smyrna
Norfolk
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Oriental
Falcon
Sporting
Manila
Sisal Kemp
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Dakota
Calcutta
Patna
East India
Bengal
India
Russia
Philadethia
Porto Rico
New Orleans
NAVAL
Wilmington
Meee Acae Angers Dle
Straits Do
Caine
Bon
Liverpool
Bondana
Cadiz
Trapani
Turks Island
Singapore
Cassia
New England
Brandy— Planat & Co
Orard, Dupuy
Hennessy
Pellevoisin
Martell
St Croix
Jamaica
Bay Tum
Do Bunker Hill
Sumac
Sicily
Formosa
Japan
Rts gueeRe
Ae Westants
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Tagane
Hyson Skin
Havana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Marleira
California
Maine
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Oct 18
New York dispatch reports extensive activity on Oct 18 with money rates 5 to 6 percent and prime mercantile paper at 6 8 percent. Government bonds and railroad stocks moved broadly, with Illinois Central, Lackawanna, and Louisville and Nashville leading gains, while Robinson Consolidated declined. Vanderbilt brokers bullish on St Paul and union Pacific. market wide fluctuations followed by a strong close up about 14 34 percent for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Missouri River
American Express Company
Wells Fargo
West Missouri River
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Connorton Valley
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Indiana, Bloomington and Western
Wisconsin Central
Union Pacific
Toledo
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Flint
Pete Mar
Palmer
Denver and Rio Grande
McAndrews
Gen. Palmer
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Utah
Denver and
Rio Grande
Salt Lake
Colorado
Denver and Rio Grande Western Company
Rocky Mountains
Denver and Rio Grande Company
Pittsburg
Central Pacific
Ross
Denver
New York
New England
Conn
Eastern
Revere Beach
Lynn Seld
Massachusetts Central
Burlington and
Oregon Short Line
Mexican Central
Sonora
New Mexico and
South Pacific
American Bell Telephone
Mexican Telephone
Catalpa
Copper Falls
Crescent
Pr’s. Sales
Hig'st. Oe
Atchison, T. Oe F
Sane Tees A
Eel & Mo
B. & Quin
N.y.en
A. T. ES. Fosseeseseue
Tees Ore Bos
Rev
Ee & Lynn
Sean
Wor
Nashua
Tee Land
Boston War
Bell Telephone
Van
Pullman
Bonanza
Atlantic
Wees Bodie
Consolidated Crescent Mining
Jatalpa Mining
Coch
Lake Ld
Tee
Connotton Valley
Empire
Adenne
Turon
St. James An
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Smpuc
San Pedro
R. L. Day & Co
National Bank of North America
Houston National Bank
Wee
Freeman's National Bank
Itaigaig
Union National Bank
Nationa Bank
Natomal Security BK
Cedarhapids
Mi and I Railroad
Cambridge Horse Railroa Rosten & Lowell
Vermont
Massachusetts
Mass
Central
Michigan Centre
Gay
Cambridge Horse
Old Colony Rd
Atchison, Tope
Santa Fe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Boylston Mutual Insurance Co
Dwelline House Insurance Co
Man
Fire & Marine Ins. Co
Dorchester Gaslight Co
Sree
Boston & Albany Ra
Old Colony
Vt. & Can
Cccnecossessors
Cin
Francis Henshaw & Co
Hamilton National Bank
Eagle National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Ey Freeman's National Bank
Sobs
Eek
Shoe & Leather National Bank
Tremont Ae Bank Eecerene
New England ‘National
Webster National Bank Beneenee
See and Leather National Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Appleton National Bank
Lowell
National Bank of Republic
First National Bank
National Bank
State National Bank
Market National Bank
Exchange National Bank
Connecticut River
Vermont & Massachuse
Connecticut & Pass
Michigan Central
Boston Wharf Co
Matthew Steam Packing
Rutland Railroad
Fis
Lowell & Lawrence Rd
Lake Champ
É Mass
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Western
Texas and Pacific
de Rio Grande Division
Hannibal and
St. Joseph
Indiana
Bloomington
Northwest
Rock Island
Texas Pacific
Wabashes
Northern
Louisville
Nashville
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
Ilinois Central
Lackawanna
Illinois Central
Richmond
Danville
Ares
Robinson Consolidated
Decatur
California
Bradshaw
Central Arizona
Wall Street
G. F. Baker
Western Union Board
Gould
St. Paul
Vanderbilt
London
Amsterdam
Omaha
Chicago and Alton Railway
The
Stock Exchange
Union
Fitchburg Railroad Corporation
Watertown
T Houghton
Union Yards
Hathaway & Jackson
Texas
Howard
Weishing
SP Winter
Downer
Brighton Landing
Monroe
Albany
Sye
C Leavitt & Son
Dye
E Farrell
Sloc
Slee
Fitch & Eames
Sage
G F Howard
R Lingham
F Jewett
J McShane
Glasgow
A & T Tiernan
Maine
New Hampshire
Cattle & Son
Libby & Gilman
Trade and Its Outlook for Liverpool and Markets Summary
Liverpool cheese prices firm at 125s per cwt with creamery butter steady. New York mercantile prices show butter 35 36c eastern creamery, 33 35c western. eggs 78c. Wheat and corn futures mixed with October oats and hog market receipts at Union Stock Yards hitting high volumes.
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Liverpool
Norfolk
Baltimore
E Whitworth
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Western
Eastern
Chicago
Mee
Union
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
Milwaukee
New York
Commodity price tables from a 1882 mercantile report
The item lists receipts and stock levels for October 11 to 19, 1882, with quotations for sugars Muscovado and Centrifugal, Porto Rico and Cienfuegos molasses, salts, seeds, spices, spirits, salts, nitrates, tea, tobacco, and wool. It reports distribution totals, stock figures, and bid prices, reflecting a broad mercantile market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Cattle Market Reports Live Stock at Brighton and Watertown
Boston Post correspondent George J. Fox details October 18 livestock arrivals and prices. Records show cattle and swine totals by state, yard arrivals at Brighton and Watertown, and car counts by railroad. Beef prices range from first quality to third quality, with store cattle and fat hogs noted, alongside hides and skins pricing for varied byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
USL
Brighton
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
Maine
New York
England
Old Colony
N. B
Dairy and cattle totals from widespread regional sellers
A compiled list shows numerous farms across New England and beyond with cattle and sheep tallies, including Glines & Weston 16 cattle, Hollis & Co 2 800 sheep, J H& B Weeks 118 f sheep, 66 sheep, and many more. Arrivals at Brighton report milch cows and store stock demand with consignments from A N Mon Toe and Leavitt & Son, plus pricing on Ayrshire cows and match steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glines & Weston
Littlefied & Bragdon
Hollis & Co
Rew Hampshire
Gordon & Flanders
J H& B Weeks
LC Gilman
N Sawyer
Wood & Breck
C F Adden
George Hilliard
J C Marshall
S Is Luther
1B Sargent
JO Sanborn
J Hancock
A M Poor
Dow & Moulton
Aldrich
John Johnson
Vermont
J S Kimball
Edwarda
Seattle
Hall & Seaver
J B Renmick
Flint & Weston
C H Burke
S ‘Nelson
J Counter
J Consher
Ce Martin & Squier
A Williamson
W G Townsend
M P Whallen
R G Kimball
R S Hastings
Clearland
H G Rollins
G H Sprigg & Go
N K Campbell
J Quinlan
F S Trimble
J Engram
H D Bryant
Massachusetts
J S Henry
Geo Tucker
New York
W Fisher
Mp W Hayes
O € Robinson
G Batchelder
Hurlburt
G McBride
G Berry
Rogers
H Bush
D Fisher
D McCarthy
Monroe
Hathaway & Jackson
O H Potter
Brighton
C Leavitt & Son
Coolidge & Son
S M Parsons
J D Husmer
Williamson
Diman
Devon
Imports at Boston Savannah Steamer Gate City 11 kits fish
A fragmented ledger of imports listing vessels such as Gate City and Hunter, with items including sacks of cotton seed meal, bales hides, bbls rosin, oranges, lemons, cigars, paper stock, and various goods from firms like Hill Cutler, Billings Eaton, Crocker Blake, Proctor Hunt, and Newmarket. Entries cover Boston and Annapolis Nova Scotia ports with numerous quantities and partner firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Savannah
Gate City
Pickett & Co
Scott
Hall
Franks
Waite
Hill & Cutler
Blanchard & Co
Billings & Eaton
Peta. & Co
AS & J Brown
Ellis & Co
Fowler
Hatheway & Bales
Breed & Bros
Bush
Turner & Co
Rice
Hutchins & Co
Randall
Rt & Co
Soe & Co
Waltham
Rosin White Bros & Sons
Warren & Co
White Bros
Annapolis
Hunter
Gay & Co
Baldwin & George
Easton
Lawrence
Delong & Seaman
George C Rockwell
Hill
Forrest
Gilmore
McPherson & Kendall
Hanscom
Baker & Co
Cummings
Garland
Hale
Rand & Co
Cape Island
Minnie Currie
ST Pierre, Mart
Montezuma
Sugar Brown Bros & Co
Foreign Exports. RAMEO to Glasgow and Port Natal trades
List of goods and quantities exported from RAMEO to Glasgow aboard the Ernest J Simes and from Glasgow aboard the Waldensian to Port Natal with cargoes including flour canned meats machinery oysters and various shop and farm goods. Also notes steamer cleared October 10 and Brig Catherine Auld shipments of wagons axes building materials lumber and related items.
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Rameo
N F
Ernest J S Simes
Glasgow
Scotland
Waldensian
Port Natal
S A
Catherine Auld
Receipts of Staple Products by Rail Lines
A dense list of freight yields from multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Old Colony, New York and New England, Providence, Eastern, Lowell, Maine, Fitchburg, Peabody and Salem, and sea routes. Indicates numerous bales cotton and wool, flour, oats, corn, wheat, barley, middlings, tallow, butter, cheese, eggs, tea, sugar, leather, hides, lumber, and potatoes with quantities across October receipts. Named lines and regions appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and
New England Railroad
Providence Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Total Receipts of Staple Goods at Port Oct 18 1882
A tabulated report compares total receipts of principal staples at the port for 1882 and 1881. The figures cover cotton, wool, butter, cheese, flour, oats, beans, wheat, apples, barley, potatoes, malt, rye, millseed, cotton seed meal, tallow, lard, hides, bacon, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, and related products, with notes that foreign sea receipts are not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecsas
Markets by Telegraph Cotton Prices and Receipts
Cotton market report across Augusta Wilmington Galveston New Orleans and Savannah with net receipts gross receipts stock levels and price tiers. Middling and low middling ranges listed for each center, market described as quiet and steady in several cities while others show irregular demand and steady sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
New York
France
Savannah
Louisville
Norfolk
Great Britain
ST. Louis
Market summaries across cities show mixed commodity activity
The report notes steady and firm Wheat and Flour in Chicago and Milwaukee, with pork and lard quoted lower or steady in several markets. Corn and oats drift, while receipts and shipments vary. Detroit and Cleveland report steady petroleum and wheat trends amid a broader range of grain and meat prices.
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India
Dog2ae
Old State
Peat Saa Cael
Chicago
Minnesota
ST Aes
Peer
Serpe
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Sic
C. Cori
Toledo
Corm
Tlec
G&c
the Drovers’ Journal
Cincinnati
Detroit
Michigan
New York
Cleveland
Foreign Markets. Financial. London Oct 18
Overseas market notes show US 45 and Erie shares varied while London wheat and corn prices moved differently. Mark Lane firm for wheat and corn. Liverpool prices for flour, wheat and provisions listed. cotton futures dull with multiple delivery dates, prices and receipts detailed.
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London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
California
Liverpool
California Ave
Uplands
Orleans
Property Transfers and Auctions Across Boston Area
A dense list of property transfers and mortgage dealings across Boston and neighboring towns. Notable items include quitclaims and deeds on St Botolph Street, Pearl Street, and Chelsea parcels, with figures ranging from $1 to $25,000 and dates in 1882. Auctions feature multiple Somerville dwellings with bids around $2,300 to $4,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles A. Rice
Lucinda Potter
Robert Rausch
Mary A. Bradford
Catherine C. Humphreys
George N. Parker
James Currie
Ary A. Crowley
Mary J. Crowley
John Hatchmore
Same
Charles W. Morris
John F. Crowley
Robert Murray
George R. Hichborn & Co
Fitchburg Street
Somerville
James Dolan
Samuel Hatch & Co
Kendall Street
C. F. Berry
Hammond Street
Abram Levi
Rail earnings rise as lines report October gains
A Vine Bluff despatch notes Texas and St Louis Narrow Gauge voting to raise capital to 15 million. St Paul gains Des Moines access via Des Moines Northern with Madrid terminus. St Lee and Francisco Railway shows 1881 to 1882 increases. Humiston and Shenandoah line opens for local freight October 10 and through freight November 1. Chicago Western Indiana railway sold to a railway syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Chicago and Omaha
Vine Bluff
Ark
Texas and St. Louis
Des Moines
Des Moines Northern
Madrid
St. Paul and
Council Bluffs
St. Lee and
Francisco Pailway Ounny
Chi
Humiston and
Shenandoah
Humiston
Iowa
Wabas
Evory v Burt and Packard over patented shoe construction
Alexander F. Evory and others sue John W. Burt and Frederick Packard to restrain infringement of Every & Heston patent No. 59,365 for a boot and shoe construction eliminating side elastic lacing and front lacing while expanding tops to fit and be water tight. Defendants deny infringement. case heard with decision reserved. Betts of New York represents complainants. Noyes represents defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander F. Evory
John W. Burt
Frederick Packard
Every & Heston
Frederick H. Betts
New York
George D. Noyes
Verdict for defendant in Graves v Shaw suit at law
No. 1182, Charles H. Graves et al versus Thomas F. Shaw. Jury returns verdict for the defendant. Attorneys J H Fisk for plaintiff and C J McIntire for defendant. Case involves a sled incident with goods to be delivered to Gustavus Jackson and Mandell Daniell. Plaintiff seeks 10000 dollars for injuries from a fall into an elevator well alleging defendant negligence. Defendants deny fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Graves
Thomas F. Shaw
J.H. Fisk
C. J. McIntire
John Heinmuller
Gustavus Jackson
Jackson
Mandell J.daniell
Onterial
Conbury
David B. Fletcher
L. Powers
D.C. Linscott and
Southard
Jennie Callaghan
Thos
Brien
Boston
Laintiff
Charles F. Page
J. A. Maxwell
Clement Littlejohn Et al
James Cheever
O. S. Knapp
I. R. Clark
C. H. Chellis
R. M. Morse, Jr
Municipal Court Pending Trials For Break In And Drunk Elsewhere
October 18 court session before Judge Forsaith concluded multiple defendants faced charges from breaking and entering to theft with bonds set for trial in the superior criminal court. Names include Frank Watson Julius Klein William Tannis Samuel Averill Charles Morse William Donlan John E Cullivan Edward Brennan and William Carson. Dorchester case Patrick Brennan faced second drink and assault on his sister with two months on the island and a $10 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Forsaith
Frank Watson
Julius Klein
William Tannis
New York
William H. Thames
Avon Street
Superior Criminal Court
Samuel Averill
Charles Morse
William Donlan
Charles Roberts
Brighton Avenue
John E. Cullivan
Edward Brennan
William Carson
Fox
Dorchester
Patrick Brennan
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Finance and Trade
Ontonagon
Quincy
Reesponsesansenseccane
Washington
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department of
D. C
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Craries J. Fouarr
Richardson, Hill & Co
Water Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
American Electric & Illuminating Co
Epdward H. Goff
Ofices
School St
NEW York Financial
Canada Southern
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Del
Delaware & Hand
Denver & Rio G
Erie
Han. & St. Jo
Kansas & Texas
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Lake Erie & W
Manhattan Ele
Memphis & C
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey Ci
Ohio & Missisippi
Ontario & West
Ohio Central
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Phila
Reading
Milwaukee & St.p
St. P
Mutual Union
Atia
Ase
U.S
Pacific
G. N
Colum
Mobile & Ohio
Tex. Pac
Pac
N.Y
Peart -llTites
Adams Express
Pacife
Alton & Terre Haute
Panawa
Eewes ” Rich
Canton
Wees
St. Louis & S
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St. Pai
St. L
Nails Fargo
Consolidated
Col
Mutual Uni ‘Enn
Ous Alleg
ANGE
Sane
Bodie
Northern Belle
Ontario
Newnee Chrysolite
Micksily &F
Gould& C
Hale & Nere
Potosi
Homestake
Hall Anderson
Robinson
Tere
Essee
Westmoreland
Canada
Prince Edward Island
Dairy Boards of Trade
Elgin
Board of Trade
Little Falls
Utica
St Albans
Aim
Dan Talmage
Carolina
Cuba
J. L. DeWolf
Hhds
Brighton and Watertown
George J. Fox
Telegraph
Bales
Galveston Market
Charleston
Ilge
Suvertine
City Mills
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Wylarge
Hy Ag
Nove Aus
Bus Canada
Arrathes Indock
Tuly
Gortor
Fuletine A
Commercial
Suffolk County
Chelsea
Pearl Street
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Josiah H. Carter
Pearl’ Street
John ‘Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Arthur E. Carter
Revere
Ashley Avenue
Orient Heights
Edward Turneys
Sarah Murray
Pearl Avenue
Edward Turner Et al
Susan A. Poor
Commonwealth Avenue
Thomas M. Rotch
New Bedford Institution
Atlantic Avenue
Savin Hill
William P. Hunt
Daniel Cronin
South Boston
Eighth Street
Thomas Gogin
Suffolk Gen Bank
Roxbury
Blue Hill Avenue
Edward Glennon
Thomas Cunningham
Railroad Matters
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Bell
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Goss
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Superior Court
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B. Allen
P. C . Morse
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Pease
Bartlett
O' Rourke
Boston B. B. Association
Oakuin
Paul
Hurley
Patch
Porter
Hayward
Seana
Child
Bower
Cook
Y Loughlin
Bins
UDER
Bucknam
Bartley
Brewster
Travis
Lonegran
Peck
McKenzie
MccDonnell
Smart
Middlesex County
Anna Hayes
City of
Cambridge
C. T
T. H. Russell
J. W. Hammond
John Leishman
Adams
Tremont Street
W.&b. Gale
Leardbetter
Jones
Burrill
Compt
Brig
Bowker
Richardson
Ham
Hewitt
Sweet
Gurd—Haynes
James of Applebee
Fred O Murd
Jennie E
John Haynes
Stone—Abbot
Avg Allen
Philip Sstone
Anna Blake
Samuel LL
Conroy—Clancey
P J Daly
Joseph J Conroy
Ellen M Clancey
McInnis—Mcdonald
Reginald H Howe
Church of Our Saviour
Longwood
Bertha Adrienne Matilda
JC Jourdain
John Quincy Adams
Hinton—Dorr
Troy
Benjamin Milton
Emma A Dorr
Dixmont
Foster—Dean
Boston Highlands
A J Patterson
Charles Foster
Sylvia Dean
Ellen Pitzgerald
Ceuty
Cambridgeport
Julia W
Henry Cutting
Ee Ell
Enhidge
Francis Newell
Cartwright
Medford
Mary A
John A Cartwright
Nicholas White Dpyer
Newton Ora Falls
B Eaymond
Benjamin F Dyer
Andrews
Ts Ioroaite
Susan F
William H. Andrews
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Ann Towns
Bosom
Worcester
Bedford
Rville
Holyoke
Ee Gloucest Haverhill Newton
Brockton
New Fitchburg
Pittsfield
New
Fall River
Gloucester
Leach
Taunton
Chicopee
Tawrense
Ini
Lynn
Springfeld
Seton
Malden
H. P.,walcott
Horatio Harris
Eee
Cme
Alex. S. Porter
Lewis J. Bird & CO
General Auctioneers
Washington St
Corner State
Store House
Pearl ST. Col
P. Ruggles
Pearl St
Henry C. Bird & CO
W. Ae Bt
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Real Instate
School Street
Beacon Street
Pele
Francis Amory, Esq
John Morrill
Washington Street
Brussels
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Green Street
Chambers Street
John M. Keith
Court Street
KR. L. Day & CO
Iess
National Hide and Leather Pank
Atan
National Vale
Traders National Bank
Plymouth National Bank of
Plymouth
Old Colony National Bank of
First National Bank of Woburn
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Iksv
City of Chicago
Massachusetts Central Rai Railroad
Dwelling House Insurance Co
5 Fourth Clift Land Co. of
Scituate
Masa
Manufacturers’ Fire and An Insurance Co
W. L
State of Massachusetts
Cincinnati Northern R. R. Inc
Iron Railroad Linc
Merchants Exchange
Middlesex Railroad Co
Merchandise National Bank
Railroad National Bank
Webster National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
le National Bank
Aeeen
Neeutetering Co
Connecticut and Passumpesic Rivers
Laconia Manufacturing Co
Everett Mills
Pacific Mills
Boston and Sandwich Glass Co
Union Stock Yard and Transit Co
Insurance
Ofton
Concord
Montreal
Bert Howe & CO
Market Street
New Arenas
Ahlen
Aes
Ence
Warren Avenue
Henry & Hatch
Devonshire Sts
Johnson, Moody & CO
Devonshire Street
SMITH
Fegan & Baker
Lincoln Street
Boots and Shoes
A. S. Richards & C0
Reade St
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
F. G. Wolbert
Townsend & Fargis
Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting
R. F. Pancoast & CO
Merchant St
Beers
Lippincott, Son & CO
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Antiques
S. KR. Hnights & CO
Bak Beer Street
Main St
Harvard
Portland
Hastings Streets
Edward Hixon & Co
Harvard Street
Hastings
S. R
HTS & Ee Aes
Ee Street
Bosm
Main Street
Harvard and
Hancock Streets
Howard Street
Hancock Street
Pear
G. A. Alden
J. W. Merrill
N. G.manson
S. R. Knights & Co
Congress Street
Walter Farnsworth
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Farnsworth
Samuel Hall
Frank J. Riley
Salem Street
P. W. van der Veur
Oliver Street
Pearl
Ceed
Gideon Beck & Son
Dorchester District
J. P. Spooner
River Street
Corner Forest Hill Avenue
Pela