Money and markets drift in cautious trading notes
Bank lending remains selective with rates around 5 percent for prime customers and higher for others. New York funds trade at premium as exchanges at the clearing house total 8.19 million dollars. The local stock market shows modest activity with bonds and shares moving across railroads mining and utilities as Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and New York and New England feature prominently in price shifts.
New York Financial Market Report Sept 10
New York on September 10 shows money easy at 12 percent on call with close offers. Prime mercantile paper around 542 614 percent. Foreign exchange rates mixed with long at 48216 452 and short at 48434 485. Governments firmer, railways steady, stocks quiet and lower as heat restricts trading. some late gains followed by a weaker tone. Major movers include St. Paul up to 86, Northwest to 1004, Lackawanna 109, Union Pacific 505, Pacific Mail 505, with extensive listings of railroad and industrial stocks and mining equities such as Homestake and Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchinson, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Magdalena
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Soccorro
N. M
Magdalena Mines
Lake Valley
Nutt
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Connotton Valley
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Missouri River
Iron Division
Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad
Ironton
Edward E. Floyd
Boston
George O. Fairbank
Cincinnati
Cambridge C. Clark
John Cambrell
C. R. Batt
Floyd
Toledo
St. Louis
New York
New England
New York and
Fitz
W. T. Hart
Pullman Company
New York and New England Railroad
Oregon Short Line
Atlantic and Pacific
Delphos
Burlington
Southeastern Division
Nodaway Valley
Erie
Shoe and Leather Bank
Calumet
Hecla
Osceola
Quincy
Franklin
Atlantic
Prime Mercantile Paper
Barsilver
St. Paul
Northwest
Lackawanna
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Trade slack and crops show mixed strength in week’s markets
Across the past week general trade was dull while southern rail and steamship activity rose, aided by hot weather that kept excursionists away. Grain speculation appeared, with Wednesday’s call board showing large sales of new September oats and October futures. Exports from New York totaled 6.68 million dollars for the week, with tobacco seed leaf crop favored toward Havana variety amid favorable growing conditions in Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana and scant hail damage in New England to Wisconsin. The 1884 seed leaf crop is described as old-fashioned but profitable for growers, dealers, and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Havana
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
New England
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Channing County
N. Y
Maine
Libby & Son
J A Fogg
Weiler & Libby
Libby & Merrill
S E Wardwell
J C Littlefield
F H Coolidge
Vermont
Sargent & Turner
E F Addam
M G Flanders
Bretton & Savage
MM Taplin
BS Hastings
Martin & Squier
G H Sprigg
Piper & Pond
W G Townsend
A Williamson
FS Kimball
CH Kidder
M Gilfillan
H Ingerson
Hall & Seaver
Massachusetts
J S Henry
Scattering
Canada
JA Hathaway
Watertown
Geo Harris
Geo Thompson
Sandwich
J O Sanborn
1B Sargent
Hathaway & Jackson
Brighton
Boston
Albany
J F Stetson
H Eames
E Eames
Bond
Monroe
A N Monroe
Breck & Wood
JS Henry
Aldrich & Johnson
J H Fogg
Market Prices and Livestock Arrivals in Waltham
Market notes show gunny bagging and gunpowder prices, hay and straw deals, hemp and jute demand, and live stock tallies. Cattle, sheep, and swine numbers are listed by state, with arrivals by yards and road transport totals, followed by beef, store cattle, hog, and lamb prices and hides. Government quarantine at Waltham reports Holstein calf imports from Holland via Syracuse, highlighting heavy blood stock imports and planned sept shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Powder
Eureka
Boston Sporting
du Pont
Randsb
Eagle
Manila
Brighton
N.B
Waltham
Mass
Smiths & Powell
Syracuse
N. Y
West Genesee Street
Amsterdam
London
Durham City
Boston
W. J. Smiths
Holland
Lakeside Stock Farm
E M Washburn
Lenox Furnace
William A Russell
Lawrence
Market Report on Commodities and Wool Prices
Rice prices steady as new crop waits. Carolina, Rangoon, Java, Patna trade noted. Saltpetre and nitrate markets quiet. seeds, spices, and spirits show mixed demand. Sugar, molasses, and coffee prices firm with extensive private term sales. Wool movement steady with firm prices across grades. Australian wool in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Clearfield
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Languara
Jamaica
Manila
Liverpool
Carolina
Rangoon
Patna
Ereath
Chicago
Calcutta
New York
Singapore
New England
Rosario
Cienfuegos
Porto Rico
Guadaloupe
Port Spain
Mats Noilo
Barbadoes
SUMAC
Sicily
Formosas
New York State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Havana
Madeira
Malaga
Burgundy
Michigan
Texas
California
Eastern
Maine
Cattle market trends and price reports from Liverpool area
The report shows best sales priced high while lower grades are underreported. Cattle demand remains strong with many lots sold above seven pence, though some at 7 74d, and over 1400 head shipped this week with no sheep traded. Various steamer consignments and herd volumes are listed, along with prices for horses, veal, poultry, and dairy stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Liverpool
Norseman
Vermont
Gooney
D McCarthy
G W Wears
L. Morse
H F Gilbert
Southworth
E C Rowell
F Gouvin
Maine
W W Hall
I B Sargent
Cotton Market Receipts and Prices Sept 10 Across U S
Receipts, net and gross, by port and city, with middling price for September 10. Reports show Charleston, Cincinnati, Galveston, Louisville, Norfolk, Wilmington steady to easy. Mobile dull. St. Louis quiet. Augusta down 1-16. Cincinnati up 4. others unchanged. Domestic markets in New York largely steady, with flour and grain movements, and mixed commodity signals across Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mob’ie
Norsk
Norl
Nyk
Phila
Sav’h
Great Britain
France
Ess
Continent
C.eeeseee
Consolidated America
Charleston
Cincinnati
Galveston
Louisville
Norfolk
Wilmington
Mobile
St. Louis
Market Report Teems With Wheat and Meat Prices
Cincinnati notes pork dull at 16.50, lard firmer 7c, bulk meats steady, bacon unchanged, whiskey at 1.11, hogs weak with common 4.50 to 4.75 and packing 5.40 to 6.10. Receipts 126,000. ship ments none. Toledo reports No 2 red wheat 78 to 86, corn 54, oats 63, receipts 80,000 wheat, 18,800 corn, 5,500 oats. shipments 108,000 wheat, 2,000 oats. Detroit cites wheat steady, No 1 white 80c, No 2 red size. receipts 74,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Vesel
Shellac
Sicily
St. Domingo
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Minnesota
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
California
Baltimore
Boston
Portland
Fall River
Providence
Salem
New York
New Haven
New London
Portsmouth
N. H
Philadelphia
Malaga
Muscatel
Valencia
Sultana
Turkey
Virginia
Patermo
China
Rio Grande
India
Western
Calcutta
Elaine
Kentucky
Franklin County
New York and Vermont
Vermont
New Brunswick
Choice
Canada
Cadiz
Turks Island
Uplands
City Mills
Duluth
St Croix
United
Tierce
City Extra India Mess
Western Steam
South America
Eastern
Chicago
Albany
Brighton
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Financial and commodity summary from London and Liverpool
Financial notes show consols at 100 116 Erie onds at 64 New York Central 101 3 4 and Pennsylvania 57 1 4 Mexican 36 4 4 Canada Pacific 46 3 4 St Paul common 86 3 4. Commercial reports note winter wheat 6s 10d 7s 24 ready, cotton trading moderates at easier prices, wheat and corn dull in Mark Lane and Paris markets, UK imports of wheat 415 420 thousand quarters and corn 195 200 thousand quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
St. Loui& Ss
Chicago & Altonee
Quincy
St. Dina & Mant
St. L
N. O
St. P
Omaha
Chi
St. Louis & Pa
United States
Gin
Ban
Clev
E. OO
Wabash
Best Teun
Dossabes
TOR
Fort Wayne Geavlle
Seal
Hannibal & St Joseph
Pacific
Harlem
Colum
Houston & P
Bos Hart & Brielst
Minn
St. Tasee
Lehigh
Ceresseuce Ee
Ease
Mobile
St Joseph
Corsesreeesee Morris
Pac. Cal
Nash
Chat
Scocseceee SS
Tex. Pac. L. G
Norfolk & W
Do Rio Grande
Pac
T. D
N.Y
Ohio
Miss
Liverpool
California
London
Uplands
Orleans
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Paris
United Kingdom
Imports at Boston and Glasgow ink ships lists
A sweeping OCR style record shows multiple consignments from Boston and Glasgow with numerous firms and goods. It lists ships including Iown, Austrian, and Delhi with items such as pig iron, tin plates, wool, hides, whiskey, machinery, and paper stock. Names of firms like Baring Bros & Co, J Moors & Co, Jordan, Marsh & Co, and Stoddard, Lovering & Co appear alongside quantities and cargo types in a dense trade ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Grimshaw
Moors & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Naylor & Co
J $ Williams
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
White & Co
Coleman, Mead & Co
Washburn & Moon Manus Co
Burgess & Son
Homer & Hughes
Moise Hewins & Hollis
Leigh & Co
Codman & Shurtleff
Gordon
Torrey
Bright & Capen
Boston Dyewood Co
Nicholson, Frost & Co
Norcross
Mellen & Co
Claflin
Larabee & Co
Hogg, Brown & Taylor
Shepard
Norwell & Co
Thairwall—s
Wetherell Bros
Baring Bros & Ot
Muse Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Weisteds
H White & Co
India Rubber Goods
Wright & Ditson
Cottons
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Jawley
Jobson & Martin
Shepard & Co
Tully & Co
Brown & Co
Thos Groom & Co
Glasgow
Scot
Brown Bros & Co
John Miller & Co
Townsend
Lombard & Co
Hogg, Brown & Y Taylor
Muftiers Simons, Hatch & Whitten
Hart & Young
Hh Doherty
Jones Bros
Dyer, Taylor & Co
Saxonville Mills
John Chisholm
Fajardo
Lizzie Curry
Sugar Standard Sugar Refinery
Georgetown
Delhi
Cypress Lumber
Foreign Exports Shipments and Goods List
A detailed list of exports from several ports including St Pierre and Pubnico. Entries name vessels such as Eider Jane J Locke Little Annie Joe Kenney and Sif with cargoes like flour butter fish kerosene oil apples pork beef coal petroleum and various commodities. Locations include St Pierre Pubnico Westport Weymouth Christiansand and Elsinore with quantities noted in barrels, quintals, tons, and measured units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Pierre
Mig
Eider
Jane J Locke
Westport
Little Annie
Weymouth
Joe Kenney
Christiansand
Elsinore
Norway
Receipts of Staple Products Across Several Railways
A consolidation of commodity receipts from multiple rail lines including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providenc, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Maine, Lowell, Peabody and Sea expresses. Items listed include bales wool, flour, corn, oats, millfeed, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, leather, hides, pelts, coffee, tea, sugar, pork, beef, and various case quantities. Key totals show hundreds to thousands of bushels, bales, and boxes across rail routes and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
N.hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
Canada
Eae Mae
Watertown
Brighton
Eeereee
Boston
Lowell
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providenc Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
Salem
Tranalt
Cross Actions Over Damaged Sugar Stored at Gray's Wharf
Wallce P Willett et al sue Thomas A Rich et al in two cross actions alleging warehousemen at Gray's wharf stored and delivered sugar in damaged condition from the Christina Ree man voyage. Plaintiffs claim losses total 565,873 and 16,496 on two lots plus storage 5,933 41 in the second action. Defendants contend the warehouse collapse on May 28, 1883 was inevitable and not their fault. L S Dabney represents Willett. R M Morse Jr for Rich. Francis E Parker et al., receivers, vs Edward G McKerson. Receivers allege former treasurer diverted 95,000 bond proceeds, misapplied funds, overcharged for coal, used company stamps, and charged private clerks, seeking recovery of amounts charged. Court records show $1994 15 with simple interest awarded to plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace P. Willett
Thomas A. Rich
Wallace P. Willet
Gray’s Wharf
Boston
Christina Reeman
L.S. Dabney
Willett
Richard Stone
R. M. Morse, Jr
Rich
Francis E. Parker
Edward G.mckerson
East Boston Ferry Company
Enga
Legal Notices and Infringement Case Summaries
The document discusses monetary judgments and interest from 1869, liability disputes over coal claims, and a patent infringement action against Boston and Fairhaven Iron Works with outcomes including a dismissed bill against corporate officers. It also covers partition and real estate matters in Gerard v Buckley and a stock-transfer fraud suit in Powers v Raymond, with court directions to frame issues and proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Welch
Robert D. Smith
Cyril C. Child
Boston and Fairhaven Ironworks
S. P. Brown
Coustin Browne
James W. Gerard
Julian G. Buckley
Boston
James W. Gerard, Sr
James N. Platt
Lewis J. Powers
Cadwallader M.raymond
Wills Presented to Judge Brooks in Newton and Cambridge
The will docket lists Mary A. Spencer of Newton T B Mackay of Cambridge and others with gifts to churches libraries and women and children's charities. Provisions name Mary A Spencer five hundred to Newton church library books and Massachusetts Home Missionary Society plus a Girls' home support. Letters of administration granted for Henrietta A Rice Ann Glennen Edward S Phillips Herbert B Stratton Hannah Worcester Charles Williamson Minerva F Gerry Curtis Parmenter Samuel A Otis Edward Sawyer and Ann Leary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Spencer
Newton
T. B. Mackay
Cambridge
William C. Cassell
Somerville
Abel B. Adams
Lexington
Sophia Wilson
Framingham
Charlotte H. Pond
North Reading
Mary Fitzgerald
Commie
Second Congregational Church
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
Henrietta A. Rice
Marlborough
Ann Glennen
Arlington
Edward S. Phillips
Herbert B. Stratton
Lowell
Hannah Worcester
Waltham
Charles F. Williamson
Ayer
Minerva F. Gerry
Stoneham
Curtis Parmenter
Samuel A. Otis
Edward Sawyer
Ann Leary
Medford
Court Session Finds Sweeney Not Guilty and Rules on Several Pleas
Superior Court proceedings before Judge Gardner on September 10 include Timothy Sweeney acquitted of larceny after John Cowley pleads guilty to assault with a pistol with sentence postponed until Friday. Thomas Turner pleads guilty to larceny in a building, placed on probation, while Mary McKenna’s larceny from the person case is on trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Sweeney
Laron
John Cowley
Thomas Turner
Mary McKenna
Wills Probated and Administrations Granted in Superior Court
Before Judge White, wills probated for John Kennedy Quincy David Beal Cohasset Lemuel French Weymouth Harriett P Lane Wellesley Adam Hobart Braintree Ludovicus Wilde Sydney Heath Brookline Mary Newcomb Quincy Letters of administration granted upon estates of Jonathan Wales Randolph Edwin S Pratt Weymouth Michael Walsh Quincy Richard J Ellis Fee George B Bailey Quincy Cyrus Pickering Quincy Ann Perry Quincy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Quincy
David Beal
Cohasset
Lemuel French
Weymouth
Harriett P. Lane
Wellesley
Adam Hobart
Braintree
Ludovicus Wilde
Sydney Heath
Brookline
Mary Newcomb
Jonathan Wales
Randolph
Edwin S. Pratt
Michael Walsh
Richard J. Ellis
Fee
George B. Bailey
Cyrus Pickering
Ann Perry
Courtroom Row of Small Sums and Bails Across Several Courts
In several Boston area courts defendants face varied charges from larceny to assault and liquor violations. Bullard Malone Stevens Rosenburg and others receive fines, holds, or appeals. Bosselman bail set for liquor charge. Mahan and Fitts held for higher courts in separate cases. Welch Durgin Coombs bond and peace orders noted. Bradley sent to reform school. Stone held for juvenile examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
McCafferty
Charles H. Bullard
Mary Malone
James E. Stevens
Rachel Rosenburg
Ann Witt
William Murphy
Edward Cass
Daniel Sullivan
Mary Welch
Dorchester
Charles Bosselman
South Boston
Michael Mahan
Superior Criminal Court
Annie Fitts
Criminal Court
Bunker Hill
James Welch
Martin Durgin
Brighton
Samuel Coombs
East Boston
Joseph Bradley
Reform School
Albert E. Stone
Juvenile Court
City actions extend Meridian street and name Lynn street
Street commissioners order Meridian street widened 50 feet from Condor street to Chelsea creek low water mark at an estimated 2250 dollars. They also accept a Thacher avenue stretch from Thacher street to Cooper street as a public Lynn street. Water committee to report on Jamaica Pond Aqueduct company property purchase. Wednesday meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Street
Condor Street
Chelsea Creek
Thacher Street
Cooper Street
Thacher Avenue
Lynn Street
Jamaica Pond
Nettleton
Corporation Counsel
Civil Service
W. H. Whitmore
the Record Commissioners
Record Office
Lawyer Evans Allnut Dies After Assault at Anchorage
Louisville death report says Evans Allnut a noted lawyer and legislator died suddenly at the Anchorage asylum. Post mortem shows six broken ribs. Investigation finds six weeks ago attendants Edward Ballard and J E Maclanahan knocked him down and stamped on him. Attendants were dismissed and have left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Evans Allnut
Anchorage Asylum
Edward Ballard
J. E. Maclanahan
Alinut
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Finance and Trade
Quincy Mining
Cereeeu
Boston Mining
Toh
Atlantic Pacific
Anne Sane
Eesees
Bowman
Brunswick Ee
Cataipa Mining
Uo, Pac
Crescent Mining
Edar
Cceeee
Sutro Tumatel
Cceess
T'M1on Pacific
Wisconsin Central Com
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
District Railroad Company of
Mexico City
Richardson, Hill & Co
No. 40
Water Street
Blake Brothers & CO
State Street
MASSACHUSETTS LOAN _ TRUST CO
SQUAR
JexzrRiem
Boston Stock Exchange
Science Brokers
Ess Board
Pt da
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Los
Atlantic & Pa
UN. Pa
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At& Pac
Boston & Alb
Bos & Maine
Bos. & Prov
Bu & Q
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Lou & MoRivt
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Mae Miscallar Soul
Pull Pal Co
Aie Shoe & Lea Bk
Ee Ee
Calum & Secla
Bos WP
Atchison
New Eng
NEW York Financial
Canada South
Central Pacific
Del
West
Delaware & Hud
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St. Jo
Kansas
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Oregon Improvement Oo
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Pullman Palace
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Butera
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Brighton and
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Estes
W Brayden
Libby & Co
P W
Thompson & Son
Weiler & Lipby
Libby & Merrell
Wardwell
Glines & Weston
Coole & Son
W Hall
C L Bartlett
New Hampshire
W Heath
W R Fuller
Whitten Bros
W H Smith
H A Wilcox
G S Peavy
J B Sargent
T J Courson
F Kenfield
J Y Keazer
Dow & Moulton
Ic Marshall
C Philbrook
J M Bean
J B Gordon
O F Bethel
George Harris
Sargent
N J Aldrich
Pond
R G Townsend
RP Pollard
MP Whalers
S M Flint
C H Kidder
I Carroll
AB Edwards
M Gillfillan
L Morse
S Y Southworth
J K Fulton
J Shirley
B Hurlbert
W Fisher
D Fisher
Hathaway & Johnson
A N
Hollis & Co
E H Eames
Farrell & McFlynn
E Farrell
J B Thomas
J N Morse
Geo Mooney
F A Fisher
S Hastings
F Ganvin
F Gossselin
J White
Hollis
Telegraph
Court Record
Supreme Judicial Court
C. Allen
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Judge Brooks
Gardner
Norfolk County
Judge White
City Hall Notes
John J. Henry & Fegan
Devonshire Streets
Boots and Shoes
J. W. Bradley & CO
Summer Street
Johnson, Moody. & CO
Devonshire Street
Ciena Boots & Shoes
Messrs
Baldertson
Daggett
Broadway
White Street
Spring
Prince Streets
Empire Rubber CO
NEW Brunswick Rubber Co., and
Phenix Rubber CO
WM. Topping & CO
White St
A. S. Richards & CO
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting’s
Market Street
OLL Sons
Lippincott. Son
BR. L. Day & CG
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Exchange Place
The
Gates
Lawrence National Bank
Do Hill Manufacturing Co
Lanstng and
Northern R R
Cheshire
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Manufacturer’s Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Shawmut National Bank
R R Co
Bowker Fertilizer Co
Tremont Water Meter Co
Burlington and
Nebraska
Sshares
Salem and
Danvers St
Boston and Albany Kirk
Sastern
Peabody Mills
Newburyport
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
American Patent Underwear Co
Gt Falls
Conway
Michigan Central
Eastern & R
Mechanics National Bank
Neptune Insurance
OEL HENSHAW @ & CO
Merchants’ Building
Boston Stock Exchant
South Boston Gas Light Co
Everett Blye Bank
Gloucester National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
State National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Everett National Bank
Revere Beach & IT
Ennkr R Co
Fe Coecuce and Worcester BR Co
Fremont
Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
National Tube Works Co
elLaaw Androscoggin Mills
National Union Bang
Globe National Bank
Manchester Mills
Hamilton National Bank
National Aere National City B. Highland Street Railway Co
Danne Fla
Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation
Douglas Axe Mfg Co
Na Webster Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Lawrence & Southern Islaes
Concord
Asylum
Hanson—Anderson
N Jones, Jr
George A Hanson
Alice E Anderson
McCabe—Coleman
OS A Frank McCabe
Elizabeth Coleman
Elmornt
Briody
Margaret Briody
Eee
Auburndale
James Cushing
Davis
Highlands
Nancy
Samuel Day
Charlestown
Maria Dignan
Doherty
James Doherty
Roxbury
Abbie Galvin
Hilley
Mary Hilley
Jenkins
Lorchmant
Wiliam H Jenkins
Lang
Forea
Charlies Lang
Mulloy
Annie F
John F Mulley
John
West Newton
Joseph Pagal
John H Page
Annie Rogers
Sumner
Canton
James T Summer
Sweetman
John Sweetman
Titcomb
Elizabeth Armitages
Albert Titcomb
Hornton
John F Thornton
Wilson
Horace M Wilson
Wee
Plummer
fSiorace M Wilson
Rockland Street
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Enaine
Citigs
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Newburypoeeeese
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Lynn
Springfield
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Holyoke
Chelsea
Taunton
Gloucester
Malden
Brockton
W. Abbott
M.D
Horatio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Almeria
State St
Iowa
Bbss
Palermo
Rydal Wave
Keppler
Guttardo
Albert Howe& Co
Warren
Sy Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Oak Street
Albany Street
Albanytreet
S- B. Knights & CO
Ash In Street
Main St
Cambridgeporte
West Third Street
South
Office of Auctioneers
Washington Street
Ment
Pleasant St
Cottage St
Bradlee Estate
Sterling St
Westminster St
Madison Square
West Chester Park
W.H. Merriam & CO
Tremont Street
Swampscott
Hotel Beacon
Walker & Pratt
Heal
Suffolk County
Beacon Street
Dartmouth Street
Partition Wall
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charles W. Freeland
Suffolk
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Alexander G. Cumnock
Summer Hotel and
Summer Board
Enry B.rice & CO
Hanover Street
Tremont House
Tremont and
Beacon Streets
Silas Carney & CO
White Mountains
Glen House
White Mouse
G. R. Milliken
Fabyan
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Mount Washington
C. R. Milliken
City Y Hotel
Congress Square
Electric Lips
J. W. Robinson & Son
Sherburne House
Nantucket
Sherburne
Daniel F. McRie
Crawford House
Scollay Square
Stumche & Goodwin
Creighton
Wes Horse
Nozzotuthé
Robertson & Wgite
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Old Bay State Fire
Seling
P. S. Huckins &Co
Central Square
Southern Pine Lumber
Jen W. Lewis
Lewis & Hall
Newark and
Rosendale Cement
Aldo Bros