Money Market Report and Exchange Rates
The money market remains quiet with moderate enquiry for funds. Banks discount mercantile paper mostly at 5 to 6 percent. Loans on call with collateral range 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 percent. Clearing balances 3 percent. New York funds discounted 12 to 15 cents per $1,000. Foreign exchange quiet with London bills at 48 2 to 48 5. Paris francs 52 3 to 52 3 1/2 per dollar. Reichmarks 94 1/2 to 95. Government securities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
London
Paris
Belmont
SUMAC
Sicily
Canada
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Havana
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Delaine
Texas
Georgia
California
New Zealand
Montevideo
Market Summary From New York September 5
On call money 2 percent with good supply. Prime mercantile paper 4.6 percent. Bar silver 1093, subsidiary coin 4 discount. Foreign exchange quiet at 4.81 for long and 4.854 for short sight. Rail bonds firm with several issues advancing to new highs. coal shares lag due to alleged manipulation. Stocks closed mixed with notable gains for Louisville and Nashville and Northwest while Reading and Jersey Central slid. Transactions totaled 403,300 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burlington and Quincy
Evansville
Terre Haute
Jersey Central
Kansas City and Northern
Ohio Central
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Texas and Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
Reading
Lackawanna
Northwest
Oregon
Transcontinental
Louisville
Nashville
Canada
Southern
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Texas Pacific
Wabash and
Western
Western Union
Gould
Sage
Sinasmuch
Williams
New York Central
Omaha
Lake Shore
Erie & W
Michigan
Manhattan
Memphis
Northwestern
New Jersey
Ohio &Mississppi
Ontario & West
Ohio Centra
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Dec
Phila
St.l.& Pa
Ing
Milwaukee &St.p
St. P
Ee Ieee
No Pacific
Oregon Trans
Golla
SBE Canada Pa
Green Hull
Reading Co
Capaepia
Philadelphia
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Clearfield
Franklin
Java
Maracaibo
Rio
Liverpool
Shellac
D C
Otto
Gambier
Liverpool cheese and butter markets listed with prices
A dated market report from Liverpool and New York Mercantile Exchange shows creamery butter, cheese, and egg prices, with firm tone noted. Chicago grain and hog receipts and prices along with larded and stockyard figures accompany the report. A Berkshire steamer arrival with 750 barrels of sweet potatoes and peaches cars are listed for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
John E. Whitworth
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eastern Creamery
Western
Eastern
Chicago
Chicago Park
Berkshire
Norfolk
Boston
New York and New England Railway
Boots and shoe trade brisk amid September activity reports
The fall boot and brogan trade stays strong with orders flooding factories into October. Retail demand is waning while wholesale buyers stock up. shipments this week reach 73,467 cases and year to date 1,880,254, with Chicago and New York among major shipment points and many regional cities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
Cal
St Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Nashville
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Minn
Dubuque
Kansas City
Dayton
Buffalo
Rochester
Toledo
Lynchburg
New York City
Vicksburg
Miss
Columbus
Ft Wayne
Ind
Indianapolis
Evansville
Omaha
Neb
Grand Rapids
Mich
Montgomery
Ala
Mobile
Detroit
Milwaukee
Wis
Richmond
Norfolk
Knoxville
Tenn
Charleston
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Savannah
San Antonio
Tex
Dallas
Charlotte
Chattanooga
Ft Smith
Ark
Farmersville
Fayetteville
Greenville
Lancaster
Meridian
Openka
Pine Bluff
Petersburg
Rome
Springfield
Wiliamsport
Denver
Col
Portsmouth
Bloomington
Davenport
Wheeling
Quincy, Il
Allegheny
Akron
Washington, DC
Athens
York
Wilmington
Austin
Houston
Columbia, SC
Ft Worth
Easton
Selma
Shreveport
Elmira
Utica
Hornelsville
Troy
Receipts of Staple Products Across Multiple Railroads
List of cargo movements and quantities for September 5 detailing wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, barley, tallow, butter, cheese, eggs, apples, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, calf skins, meal, grease, and goods sent by Maine, Easterroad, Grand Junction, By Sea, Peabody and Salem Expresses, New York and New England, Old Colony, Boston and Albany, Providence Railroads and others. Includes bales, bushels, barrels, sacs, boxes, cases, rolls, and sides across numerous routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Eeeitchburg Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Peabody and Salem
New York and New England Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Providence Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products September 5
The table shows receipts of principal staples at this port from shipments, comparing with last year. Figures include cotton bales, molasses cases, wool, butter, flour, cheese, cornmeal, eggs, corn, beans, oats, wheat, potatoes, barley, hay, rye, lumber, millfeed, leather, tallow, pork, lard, hides, grease, skins, pelts, tea, sugar, and kips. Notable entries: flour 5,610 barrels. flour sacks 8,286. wheat 5,866 bushels. corn 53,986 bushels. pork 83 barrels. lard 125 tierces. hides 30310 pounds of hides. The column notes some reductions in the 1882-83 period and partial in-transit amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Domingo
Enred Bank
Nova Seickie
Shore
Oe Ste Nova Scotia Bank
Haddock
Prince Edward Island
Halifax
Minnesota
Bae
Wituter
St Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Illinois
London
Valencia
Sultana
Smyrna
Turkey
Palermo
Messina
Warren Powder Mills
Eureka
Loston Sporting
du Pont
Manilla
Slac
Rio Grande
Montevideo
India
Buenos Ayres
Buffalo
Dufi
Hsion
Russia
Barbadoes
Porto Rico
Wilmington
Oakum
Calcutta
Boston
Maguires
Labrador
Bank Do
Straits Do
Menhaden
Elaine
Kentucky
Manila
Paris
Rochelle
Oriental
Centennial
West
Soneow
City and Western
Country Boards of Trade
Boston Produce Exchange
Ganton
Utica
N. Y
Little Falls
Elgin
St., Albans
Montreal
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward's Island
New Brunswick
Canada
Rhode Islands
Portlands
Jerseys
Baltimores
Codlin
Astr
Williams
Tletts
Massachusetts
Vinelands
Texas
Worcester County
Parkers
Nedrk
Ieee
Philadelphia
England
Pacific Coast
New England
Franklin
Hampshire
Hampton Counties
Connecticut
Suffield
Rangoon
Dsc
Patna
Liverpool
T. Martin's
Trapmi
Yond
Marks Island
Eesskins
Waco
Kips, Duce
Uplands
New Orleans
Slic
Nec
English Island
St. Domingo
City Extra
South America
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Congo
Imports at Boston and Glasgow and Guantanamo trade list
A dense shipping manifest lists imports at Boston ANNAPOLIS and Glasgow with steamer cargoes including butter eggs potatoes and removals, plus iron pig iron bricks herring and fowl. Guantanamo schooner Wm Buck and Demerara bark St Lawrence appear with tonnage and sugar consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scot
R Leeson & Co
Linder & Meyer
L C Chase
Ford
H White & Co
Geo Fisher
Guantanamo
Wm Buck
Continental Sugar
Ligeum Vita
Demerara
St Lawrence
RC Cushman Co
Live Stock Market Totals and Arrivals by State
Detailed listings show cattle, sheep, calves, horses, and swine by state totals, farm classes, and yard arrivals. Prices span market beef and store cattle, plus assorted hides, tallow, pelts, and calfskins, with classifications for cattle and sheep by quality and age.
Export cattle and sheep trade and weekly yard sales
The report details extensive cattle and sheep exports with five steamers sailing for Glasgow Liverpool and London carrying thousands of cattle and hundreds of sheep. It lists numerous consignors including J A Hathaway J Blair AE Goodfellow Linzham & O Brine and George A Sawyer and notes steady market prices for cattle at Boston and Albany yards Watertown and Brighton with mixed lots of sheep and lambs sold at varying rates. It highlights veal calves and dairy stock activity in Maine Vermont Massachusetts and western states and mentions the rally in dressed beef prices and a robust veal and poultry trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P& L
N.hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Watertown
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
Maine
New York
Newee
Old Colony
Providence
N. B
Thi & Shaw
Wood & Breck
J C Marshall
H Infreon
FS Kimball
M Tyler
G B Evens
Hai
J Carroll
Farrar & Combs
WI Bragg
WG Townsend
J S Henry
JD Hosmer
J Liman
J C Burgess
O C Robinson
E Smith
W Fisher
B Hurlbert
Fisher
Monroe
Hillis & Co
G Leavitt
Farrell & Stetson
Pitch & Hames
George A Sawyer
JE Thomas
Hathaway & Jackson
Canada
C H Potter
Hastings
M Lanronette
Liverpool
Cattie
Scandinavian
Glasgow
J A Hathaway
J Blair
AE Goodfellow
Linzham & O'Brine
Marathon
George H Hammond & Co
Iowa
C M Acre & Co
J Black
A E Goodfellow
D Mcintosh
Newcattle City
London
Buigation
J McShane
T Bonner
Llyrian
A N Monroe
Lingham & O
F Jewett & Co
Sigc
F H Coolidge
Scattering
George Baldwins
Brighton Landing
AN Monroe
Chicago
Fitch & Hanes
Crelch
C O Rowe
Brighton
Hollis & Co
Aay
Jersey
Libby & Son
C O Howe
Ayreshire
Durham
Coolidge & Son
Ward & Breck
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Grain Prices Across Cities
Cotton market steady with mid to low middling in New Orleans and Savannah. New York firm cotton, mixed grain and flour futures with varied receipts. Reports cover Philadelphia and other ports, with notable activity in New Orleans, Galveston, Charleston, and Louisville. futures and cash prices show firmness in some regions and softness in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rders
Penas
Boston
New York
Hardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Water Street
Philadelphi
Imid
Savannah
Ressee
Sseenerssee
New Orleans
Louis
Louisville
Middlin
Baltow
Great Britain
Memphis
Mid. Lolge
Galveston
Charleston
Esscose
ION Ee
Wilmington
Maanesess
Norfola
Southern Pacific Land Grab and Rail Earnings Report
A Washington despatch notes protest against issuing land grant certificates to the Southern Pacific Railroad and against filings by New Orleans Pacific Railroad. It also covers changes on the Fitenbur rail line, leadership shifts at the Southwestern Railway, and earnings comparisons for Missouri Pacific, Texas Pacific, Long Island, St Paul, Hannibal and St. Joseph, Rome Watertown Ogdensburg, and Mobile and Ohio railroads for July and August 1883, highlighting growth and projected leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Western Railroad
Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fe
Southern Kansas
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
New York Evening Post
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Creditabilier Company
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Padge
Credit Mobilier
Union Pacific Bookkeeping
Rawlins
Wyoming
Yellowtone Park
John R. Bothell
New York
Lowon
Unionacific
Central Pacific Railways
Bothwell
Oola Lakes
Col. Wallace Ofennsylvania
Eastern
Ton
Maine
Tchburg
Newland
Newport
Passumpshilroad Company
Expt
Henry C. Cleveland
Coven
Elijah Cleve
New
Southern Pacific
Washington
Dunn
Secretary of the Interior
Gen. Rosecrans
Cobb
Department
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Texas Pacifico Railroad
New Orleans Pacific Railroad Company
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg
Robert Codman
Fitenbur
Wm. B. Stearns
Hoosac
Codman
Southwestern Railway
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Missouri Pacific Road
Marion and
Indianapolis
Marion
Independence
Indianapolis Rolling Mill Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Newport News
Montreal
Chapman Syndicate
Southeastern Railway
Messrs Chapman
Martin
Long Island Railroad Company
St. Paul
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Rome
Watertown and Ogdensburg
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Financial wires report from London and Liverpool markets
Atlantic and Great Western 1sts 419%, Erie 317%, Illinois Central 13219, Pennsylvania 5934. Wheat and corn quiet on passage. flour and corn values steady. Liverpool markets show wheat quiet, cotton firm with high sales. London wool sales active. Havana sugar and gold prices steady as exchange dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic and Great Western
Erie
Illiois Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia and
Reading
New York, Ontario and Western
St. Paul Common
Barker Dearing and other Boston area nuptials
Notices record multiple 19th century Boston area marriages and nuptials: Joshua E Barker to Emma Dearing in Boston. Walter F Bicknell of Boston to Sarebh A Chase of Portland. Inez E Simmons to Gibbons Hayes in Boston. John Work to Matilda M Apperly in Boston. Ebenezer A Witherell of Abington to Delia 8 Lewis of Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Work
Apperly
Boston
John Wright
John Work
Matilda M Apperly
Witherelis—Lewis
Charlestown
W T Perrin
Ebenezer A Witherell
Abington
Delia
Lewis
Death notices from Medford and surrounding towns
Deaths list includes Kate Adams 18 from Medford, Daniel Bullard 72 from Sherbur, William Cobleigh, George Carter, Isaiah Goodwin 63, William Gilbert 21, Josephine Guild 40, Mary Hamill 25, Magdalena Heidenrich 64, Edward Hennessey 62, Jacob Holmes 71, Elija Meers 82, Agnes McMillan 83, William Russell 4, Ellen Robins Rye Beach NH, Alice Whitney 5 months, plus a note on Massachusetts mortality for week ending Sept 1 1883 with population estimates and town figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Medford
Kate Elizabeth Adams
Bullard
Sherbur
Daniel W Bullard
Cobleigh
South Boston
William A Cobleigh
Cambridge
George P Carter
Goodwin
West Medford
Isaiah Goodwin
Revere Street
Boston
Gilbert
William A Gilbert
Guild
West Roxbury
Josephine
George K Guild
Hamill
Mary E Hamill
Heidenrich
Magdalena Heidenrich
Henn&ssy
Edward Hennessy
Holmes
Cambridgeport
Jacob R Holmes
R McKendry
Crooked Tree
Elija Meers
Canton
Mecmillan
Southport
Eng
Agnes Jackson McMillan
Russell
Dorchester
William A
Sol Smith
Alice A Russell
Robbins
Rye Beach
Ellen Hedges Robins
Chandler Robbins
Whitney
Newton Lower Falls
Alice Whitney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bost
Finance and Trade
Berlington S
Quincy
Pacific
R. L. Day & Co
Tas National Mame
Isasas
Ssscdneseus Socerdveeale
Brockton
Nat Bank
Cccecevescustahedeuncessecs
Waumken
MANU
Nic WeeSe
Horee Ris
Beach
Cassesseveseeves
Iloe
L&d
St. Louis Co
Sesewseenena
Goisibseuses
Topeka & Santa Fe
National Tube Works
Cccesecesssessunes Sss Loo
Amencad Electric
Francis Henshaw & Co
Atlas National Bank
Lake Champ'nim
Burlington & Missouri
Washington Ming. Oye
Revere Beach & Lynn Rad
Dover
Womdh Bee
Highland Street Rae
Fire and Marine Insurance
Highland Street Railway
San. & Cleve
Seeeseees Lode
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Tee
Bowker
Burl & Quincy
Burlington & Missouri Riv
New England Mortgage Security Company
Mile Street
Saltonstall
Llerton Pratt
Farnsworth
R Austin Corbin
J. Baxter Upham
Francis A. Osborn
Sidt
Santos Ae
S. Wigglesworth
Syron P. Bush
HA Atkins
Ohn Webster
Amos T. Prothingham Arles L. Fun
F. Brewster
le Massachusetts Loan and Trust Company
O. Square
Perp
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Baleo
Lo’st
Stem
Top
Santa Fe
At. & PA
Igi Cesses
Evewense
Boston Water Power
Mfg. Co
Mel Tel
Osccese
Catalpa
Eben
Tol . Cin. & Sf
NEW York Financial
East Tenn
Ian
Fort Wayne
Bonston
Sland
Bos Hart & Erie
Lou
N. Alb
Man
Peenesechcasves
P’k & Pac
St. Lissescens
Kan
Pac
Evesseesens
Lehigh
Esessece
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
St Joseph
St Paul & 80
Mutual Union Tel
Nash. & Chat
So. Pac
Norfolk & W
Alton
Sesseenes Ven
Gilg Serres Co
Cecesess
Rock Island
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis
Csccecaactll
St. L
N.O
St. P. Minn
San
Clev
Ceccesee GY
POE Fic Cvs
L., del. & Burl
COD Cobl
Cececsesenes
Foss Sas
Wells Fargo
Ccssece
Cove Veces
lMorm
Ontario
Quickriver
Soolatrgs Cevassdsesers
Ade
Boston Boot and Shoe Trade
Annapolis, N
Dee
Delong & Seaman
G Hale & Co
TD Baker
Dunley & Co
Hale & Co
Frank Mason
George O Rockwell
Geo W Musso
Alice Dowley
Mead
Doe
R G Warner
Crowell & Pettingill
Jas D Chase
Reed
T Hill & Co
Duke F M Holmes
Amos Keyes & Co
Mark Marston
Framnas
Baring Bros & Co
Windsor
Annapolis
Akt Nish
Pei
Flora
Meteghan
Doyle
Brighton and
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Swine
A. Nonroe
R Hussey
J Wister & Son
Howe
Libby & Hon
Secattie
Hampehire
KFE
Adeten
Telegraph
Bales
Tober
Ayor
Railroad Matters
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central BR
Rew
Milwaukee and
Northern
Reese
St Paul
Lake"Winnebago
R. R
Sinca
Sc Bebsubnc
Conuasncanhicasa Asensegesade
Milwaukee & Northern KR. R
Iscc
Sie
Iecesa Sce
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Washington Street
Corner State
Hudson, Amass
Massachusetts Central Railroad
Osgood Eeey
Westinghouse
Laconia Car Co
Boston and
Hudson
Stephen M. Crosby
Massachusetts Loan & Trust Co
Postoffice Square
Ezra H. Baker
American Loan & Trust Co
Congress Street
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Orleans
Sydney
State Board of Health, Lamacy and Charity
EMP
Cambri
Lawrence
Mmar Nats Co Chen
Ivelles
Odor Sis
Wong
Eborough
Wer
Waitham
Northampton
Weymouth
Yde Park
Ntanceadeoss
Marblehead
Plymouth
Scse Gardner
Tsecsocs Acs
Wakefield
Westborough
Provincetown
Tigre Walet
Nantucket
Osseees
Edgartown
Somerville
Holyoke
Gloucester
Worcester
Chelsea
Taunton
Haverhill
Fall River
Falls River
Lynn
Newton
Malden
Newburyport
Caras
Nus
J. Nowman & Sons
Howe &Sibley
New York Stock Exchange
Massachusetts Central Railroad Company
New England Trust Company
S. N. Aldrich, Thos. H. Perkins, Henry Woods
Ee Bondholders
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Grant & Ward
Wall Street
R. Rb.onds
N. Y. Stock Exchange
U.S. Grant, Jr
U. S. Grant Ferdinand Ward
James D. Fish
Jazatt
Insurance
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Fire Insurance
North American Insurance Co
State ST
Hilby Street
E. E. Patridge
Albert Bower
Stetson
Moseley & CO
Fist
E Street
Kilby St
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Newark and
Rosendale Cement
Waldo Bros
Chaddock’s. Fire Srick
P.S. Huckins & CO
Central Square
State Street
Southern Pine Lumber
Harles W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
telecTuThSts
Lawrence Duck Co
Francis &G
Commercial Street
Federal Street
Qhanning Street
Leather Square
Jonas Fitch
Equitable
Vine, Tufts and Corey Streets
Navy Yard
Hemetropolitan Warehrouseco
Foot Milk Street
Frascati
Italy
Palazzo Pentini
Lake Albano
Miss Wells
Condotti
Care Bankers
Spada & Fiamini
Summer Hotel and
Summer Board
Falmouth
Mass
S. F. Dimmick
Beachmont
Revere
K. Richmony
Atlantic House
Revere Beach
Lynn & Revere Beach
M.gilman
Conway House
Conway
N. H
Depot
L. H. Eastman
Vue de L'Eau
Crescent Beach
Crescent Beach Station
E. J. Freeman
Sherburne
Thomas H. Soule
Bay View House
J. Patterson
Ocean View
Martha’s Vineyard
Abram Osborn
Gifford
Ant Gifford
Way & Hill
Steamboat Landing
Provincetown Harbor
Barnstable Bay
Narragansett Hotel
Brock Island
B.1
Atlantic Ocean
Geo. H. Ely
Aquidneck
R. I
Peilham
Corne Streets
Lewis F. Attleton
Ocean House
N.chapman
Whitehall
Bellevue Avenue
S. H. Gilmore
Berkley
BR. I
Spencer H. Gilmons
Perry
Washington Sqr
G. H. Gman
Milleroll&hull, Jr
Coolidge
Bowdoin Square
Jones
I. N. Andrews & CO
City Hotel
Congress Square
Portland
J. W. Robinson & Son
United States
W. H. McDonald
Summer St
Ingalls & Hatch
Franklin Coal CO
Lykens Valley
Mastern Oo
Elisha Moseley
Dorchester Avenue
COAL
Lehigh, Shamokin Steve
Cumberland and
Sidney
Jesse Tirrell & CO
Persian
Lahore
Agra
Mazulipatan
Indian
Antique
Daghestan
Bokhara
Yerroda
Mecca
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
Repository
New Haven
Concord
Tvers
Harmess
A. F. Bates
Boston Stock Exchangce
Turday
Old Colony Railroad Company
Old Colony Iron Co
Boston and Albany RR
Cambridge R R
Highlana Street Railway
Champaigne Up
Chicago, Burlington and RR
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
St Louis County
Jackson, Lansing
Saginaw
R. Rist M&s
Warsaw
Linnois Grand Trunk R
R &S
Miln
St Pauls
Dublin
Newngland Meter Security
Michigan Central Railroad
Morton Line
Tremont National Bank
Cheshire
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
BR. EL. Day & CO
Lima
Bembers
The
National City Bank
Old Lowell National Bank
Southwestern Telegraph
Ea Ae
Yeu
Union Gorton Manufacturing Co
Fell River
Sagamore Manf Co
Globe Nail Co
Benes
American Rapid Telegraph Co
City of Boston
Southwestern
Rutland RR
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Nickerson’s Wharf
Brantford City
Cyrus L. Harris & Co
Central Wharf
Dublin Stout
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Warren Avenue
A. Maw
Court Street
Aus
Eae
Boots & Shoes
Ati P.M
A. S. Rickards & GO
Garb & Advances
Societe
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. P. Taber
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
Catadeane
Nolohs
N.B
Pincott
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