Wall Street Weakens As Bears Dominate Trading Session
New York markets open with money on call at 12 percent, last loan 11 3/4, prime mercantile paper 5 4 6 to 5 4 8. Foreign exchange steady. railways slide. stocks weaken amid unfounded rumors of bank troubles and reduced St Paul dividend. Bonds vary. coal shares pressured by production talks. Lackawanna and other rails show declines. Brokerage Lawson Douglas notes long selling ahead, predicting a big break possible, with bears in control and limited buying support. Jo Gay’s 236,200 shares traded among mining stocks like Colorado Coal and Homestake amid widespread selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sept. Ll
Prime Mercantile
Wall Street
Aiso
St. Paul
Bears
Stock Exchange
Cealers
Grangers
Sloane
The
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Jersey Central
Northwestern
Omaha
Canada Southern
Canadian Pacific L
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Western Union
Northern Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Jo-Gay
Advices From India Report Crop Prospects Improve
Indian crop prospects brighten with favorable Bengal rainfall though drought persists in Madras and floods hit Mysore. Southern Indiana reports corn damage, with harvest under way in many areas. Commercial exchange lists car lots of mixed and No 2 grades, including high mixed corn, steamer yellow and white varieties, and rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bengal
Madras
Mysore
Indiana
Commercial Exchange
Digest of the Markets Flour and Grain
Digest lists current prices and trends for flour and grain names across markets. Prices shown for wheat, corn, rye, oats, and flour varieties reflect regional variations. Telegraphic reports indicate supply shifts and demand signals affecting commodity values.
Market shows buyers' advantage amid steady grain prices
Prices for corn and rye fluctuate as stock in elevators rises by 23,000 bushels. No2 white oats and mixed varieties quoted with varying bids and asks. Wheat markets in Chicago Milwaukee Toledo St Louis New York mixed. rye steady, barley softer. Butter cheese eggs provisions and hogs mixed, with steady to firmer notes in New York and Chicago. General farm produce weak for most items with some gains in dairy and fruit, while oils and cotton remain active amid global demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Land
Pat Wis
Pat Minn
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York
City
St Louis
City Mills
Minnesota
Detroit
Mrggg
Clower
Toledo
Olige
White State
Ilwaukee
Canada West
C. S
Vermont
Franklin County
Liverpool
Cincinnati
New Mess
Tierces Western Steam
Tierces City Steam
Tierces No 1
Union Stock Yards
Texans
Nebraska
Jersey
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira Ii
Jamaica
Porto Rico
Barbadoes
Carolina
Patna
Rangoon
Messina
Palermo
Aspinwall
Baracoa
Carthage
Wallon
Centennial
Beacon Light
C. Haight & Agnew
Phillips
Johnson & Co
Pittsburg
Bald Ridge
London
Antwerp
New Orleans
Uplands
Orleans
United States
Foreign Markets Report From Liverpool and London
Commercial notes from Liverpool and London dated Sept 15 report prices for winter and spring wheat, California wheat, corn and peas, and provisions including pork bacon cheese and tallow. Market observations show wheat and corn movement easing or steady, with cargoes flowing and Paris markets quiet. farmers delivered 80 000 to 95 000 quarters in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
California
London
Beerbohm
Exchan
Mark Lane
Paris
Emports at Boston and Atlantic Coast Trade Notes
Boston and Halifax and Yarmouth show a wide mix of cargoes in transit. Burgeoning shipments include bleaching powders, soda ash, cannel coal, timber, bacon, and fish, with names like Hovey & Co and J S Morgan & Co appearing for bleaching powders and canned goods. Bill of lading items include pig iron, rosin, turpentine, and various earthenware consignments from numerous firms and steamship lines sailing to Halifax and Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Cushing
Hovey & Co
Morey & Co
Great Western Despatch Co
Nickerson & Miller
Merchants Despatch Transportation Co
Leigh & Co
Burnham & Co
Thayer & Lincoln
Schliesen & Son
Hall & Co
Carter, Desmore & Co
Eakins & Co
Savannah
Gate City
Ayer & Co
Allen, Field & Lawrence
Lind Bros
Billings & Eaton
Clark
Harris & Co
Leonard & Clark
Lewis
Massachusetts Screw Co
George McQuesten& Co
Cunard Steamship Line
Cochcco Co
Augusta Manuf
China Co
Boston Duck Co
Seaver
P Tolman & Co
Warren Steamship Line
Hale & Co
Do Ros
New Glasgow
Prince & Co
L. Pierson
Royce & Co
Richardson & Dennie
George F Roach
Pine Lumber Stetson, Moseley & Co
Tobacco CW van Alstine & Co
White Dres & Son
Williams
Waltham Bleachery
Piz Iron
Walworth Manusco
Halifax
Worcester
Arthur & Co
Beaman Bros
H Bowles & Co
Cutler
Dudley & Co
Bolmes
Charles Kimball & Co
A& OW
Rockwell Bros
Rockwell & Son
George Rockwell & Son
Berries ET Russell & Co
Oliver Smith
Sanborn & Co
Tobey
Winsor & Son
Russell & Co
Griffin & Co
Buckley
Hait Adameon & Co
Butler
L Gilmore
Alex Grimes
William Lorimer
de Tobacco
H Ring
Moise Whicher & Emery
Yarmouth
Dominion
Greenough Bros
Rogers
Tibbetts
Caramberlain & Co
York
Value by goods and regions from 19th century trade list
A fragmented ledger style record shows values for naval stores and commodities such as rosin turpentine tar and pitch, lubricants, breadstuffs and meat, along with weights and monetary totals. It lists production categories like oils, paints, bread, bacon, cheese, fish, coffee and spices, plus a country breakdown with Newfoundland and Labrador and British possessions totaling 1,574,509 dollars.
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Uigbish
India
Miqueion
Lanzicy
Cic
Roouang Sciencekacctaes
ReuaNee
Newfoundland and Labrador
British West Indies
Altica
Cte
Azores
Madeira
Ctc
Principal port receipts table of 1884 and 1883 items
A table lists total receipts at a port from all points of shipment for numerous staples in 1884 and 1883. It covers cotton, wool, butter, flour, eggs, corn, oats, beans, wheat, potatoes, hay, peas, leather, lard, tallow, beef, cheese, molasses, sugar, coffee, skins, pelts, and other commodities with quantities reported in bales, barrels, bushels, boxes, cars, and pounds, showing year-to-year comparisons.
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Tranat
Pelte
Wssere
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Sea Lowell Railroad
Pol Sea
Minnesota Elevator Company assets and liabilities detailed
The Minnesota Elevator Company schedule filed at Red Wing shows total assets 274,503 with liabilities and bills payable 158,416 and total liabilities 223,494, leaving excess assets over liabilities of 57,011. Various other firms report failures or suspensions including George K. Withington bakery in Boston, Cyrus W. Chadwick, W. H. A. F. Roberts grocers, and Colchester Connecticut baker Charles H. Linsley. Ground news includes hearings on St Albans trust company losses, an assessment plan for First National Bank stock, and Suffolk County real estate attachments in tort and contract actions.
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George K. Withington
Ruggles
Tremont Streets
Boston
Frank G. Holcombe
W. H. & A. F. Roberts
Lincoln Street
Cyrus W. Chadwick
Boston Piano Steel Company
South Acton
Washington Street
George W. Whellen
East Weymouth
Mass
Smith
Westminster
Charles H. Linsley
Baker
Colchester
Conn
Giles Gluckin
E. J. Forstell
New Orleans
Wyoming Manufacturing Company
Scranton
Handley
W. Va
Minnesota Elevator Company
Red Wing
E. Wright
Trust Company of
St. Albans
Royce
National Life Insurance Company of
Letter Carrier arraigned for larceny at U S Commissioners Court
George L. Jones aged 40 letter carrier in the Boston post office was arraigned before Commissioner Hallett on larceny of letters charges. He pleaded guilty and was held in 2500 dollars for the grand jury at the October term of the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Jones
Boston
Supreme Judicial Court Admits Appeal Over Grandchild Board Claim
Moses M. Hubbard administrator appeals from probate court ruling on Stephen Lavender guardian over the right to prove against Calvin Davenport estate a $1658 charge for board of Davenport's grandchild. Friday closing arguments noted. Charles Steere for Hubbard and W B French for Lavender. Notice lists divorce cases for trial due by Sept 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses M. Hubbard
Stephen Lavender
Guardian
Calvin Davenport
Davenport
Charles Steere
Hubbard
W. B. French
Lavender
Norice
Superior Court Roundup Seivers Nine Months Jail For Larceny
In Superior Court on September 15 before Judge Gardner, William Sanford pleaded guilty to larceny and drew nine months in the common jail. Frank E Caswell admitted to embezzlement. Lewis B Bishop pleaded nolo contendere to larceny and received probation. Thomas Pierce pleaded guilty to drunkenness and four months in jail. Joan Golden pleaded guilty to keeping liquor for sale and was fined fifty dollars plus costs. Germaro Mino pleaded guilty to assault with a knife and his sentence was postponed. Joseph Wilson was found not shy of indecent exposure by reason of variance in the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sanford
Frank E. Caswell
Lewis B. Bishop
Nolo
Thomas Pierce
Joan Golden
Germaro Mino
Joseph Wilson
Whithead and Atherton Machine Co v Ryder trial begins
Judge Rock Well hears the case Whithead and Atherton Machine Company against William Ryder. Plaintiffs say a fluting machine bought from England failed to perform required work on rollers for carding machines. They seek refund of about 450 dollars for freight and duties after declaring the machine valueless. Attorneys Greenholze Stevens for plaintiffs and Peabody Eastman for defendant. Second case and first on today’s trial list.
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Whithead and Atherton Machine Company
William Ryder
England
F. T. Greenholze
George H. Stevens
Dean Peabody
Ambrose Eastman
Funeral Services for Francis M. Holmes Held at Home
Funeral services for the late Francis M. Holmes were conducted at his residence 41 Chester square with Rev. E A Horton officiating. Floral tributes from Bun ker Hill National Bank International Loan and Trust and New England Furniture Exchange were present. Interment followed at Mt Auburn with pallbearers A L Haskell Edward Lawrence Henry R Glover and Cyrus Wakefield. A special New England Furniture Exchange meeting adopted resolutions of respect and sympathy. An International Trust Company meeting also held Monday adopted similar resolutions.
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Francis M. Holmes
Chester Square
E. A. Horton
Bunker Hill National Bank
The
International Loan and Trust Company
New England Furniture Exchange
Mt. Auburn
Messrs
A. L. Haskell
Edward Lawrence
Henry R. Glover
Cyrus Wakefield
F. M. Holmes
Loyi S. Gould
James Wemyss, Jr
F. Geldowsky
International Trust Company
Cambridge Court Fines For Adulterated Milk Sales
In Cambridge on Monday James F. Marston Elijah Ball and Charles F. Harding were each fined 50 dollars and costs for selling adulterated milk. A Norfolk county Masters Club has organized with officers President George M. Smith Holbrook vice president Edgar R. Downs South Weymouth secretary Sanford Waters Billings Sharon treasurer E W Cross Hyde Park. The funeral of John B. Drew was held from Commercial Street East Lhe age with Rev W A Depew officiating. Several lodges attended the obsequies. Rev Lewis V Price formerly of E Street Church South Boston will be installed in the Broadway Congregational church Somerville Thursday evening. The Malden court proceedings featured John Campbell fined 50 dollars and costs for assault. J T Curran and Patrick Dowd Wakefield were fined 1 dollar and costs for drunkenness and 15 dollars and costs for disturbance on the Boston and Maine rail line. The Stoughton Grenadier association held its fifteenth annual reunion with officers elected.
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Cambridge Court
James F. Marston
Elijah Ball
Charles F. Harding
Norfolk County Masters’ Club
George M. Smith
Holbrook
Edgar R. Downs
South Weymouth
Sanford Waters Billings
Sharon
E. W. Cross
Hyde Park
John B. Drew
Commercial Street
East Lhe
W. A. Depew
South Shore Commandery
K. T
Orseeegl Hopelodge
Crescent Odge
Lewis V. Price
E Street
South Boston
Broadway Congregational Church
Somerville
Malden
John Campbell
J. T. Curran
Patrick Dowd
Wakefield
Boston and Maine Railroad
Stoughton Grenadier Association
Stoughton
Universalist Church
C. A. Marden
Christopher Farrell
A. W. Standish
Boston Street Work Moves on Brighton and Olney Streets
The street commissioners relocate Massachusetts avenue at Brighton and extend Olney street in Dorchester with an estimated expense of 1400. Notices to quit issued to abuttors along Olney. Berlin municipal register received by Mayor Martin. Sinking fund commissioners buy 97000 in Boston 4 percent bonds. Ward 8 representatives from five political organizations press for William F Lowe to a paving foreman post, a first in-record cross-party appointment.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Brighton
Brighton Avenue
Olney Street
Dorchester
Meridian Street
East
Boston
Martin
Ex-President Villard Defends NP Leadership Amid Costs
Ex-President Villard releases an exhaustive statement defending his management of the Northern Pacific. He cites 1880 main line cost estimates vs actual expenditures, argues delays and price fluctuations caused deficits, and asserts no improper use of company funds. He pledges future earnings will vindicate his efforts. News from Transcontinental Pool meeting in Chicago outlines four regional pools and advisory committee. M Slaughter promotes western Virginia and North Carolina as prime investment, praising Virginia’s valley lands and pear orchards.
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Villard
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Congress
Service 1
Transcontinental Pool
Chicago
Ill
Hughitt, Potter, Kimball, Robinson, Mc
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Burlington
Northwestern
M. Slaughter
Richmond
Danville
Boston
Slaughter
Virginia
North Carolina
New England
Minnesota
Dakota
California
Treat Opens Wheeler Cannery For Glass Jar Fruit
H Treat near Davisville runs a Wheeler cannery in the orchard canning California fruits in glass. Two carloads of jars arrived from the east and several hundred jars filled, with samples sent to Chicago. Dealers ordered two carloads, or 900 dozen jars, at favorable prices. If successful, orchardists may can their own fruit and sell direct, and a San Francisco glass jar factory may be built to lower costs.
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H. Treat
Oak Shade
Davisville
California
Chicago
San Francisco
Storey Palace saga sparks looming will contest in Chicago
In Chicago a grand marble mansion dubbed Storey Palace, costing about $500000, looms as the focal point of a forthcoming will dispute. Editor Wilbur F Storey and wife Mrs Storey face competing claims over his estate as probate looms, with Mrs Storey seeking control of the newspaper and wealth. The case foreshadows a major legal battle after his death, amid questions of dower rights and postnuptial arrangements.
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Des Moines Register
Armour
Wilbur F. Storey
Storey
Chicago
Sim
A Man Made Nose Restores Face After Disease
A man, Thomas Colt, recently discharged from Bellevue hospital, has a restored nose after a long illness. Lupus destroyed his nasal bone and surrounding tissue, including lower eyelids. Dr. Thomas Sabine began his treatment over a decade ago, achieving a remarkable restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Sabine
Plaster of Paris
The
New York Times
Thomas Colt
Bellevue Hospital
Thomas Sabine
Nominations and Petitions Heard at Aldermen Meeting
The regular meeting of the board of aldermen was held Monday afternoon with Alderman Whitten presiding. Petitions presented include grading streets in West Roxbury and Chelsea street sewers, Met railroad tracks in Beacon and State streets, and macadamizing Beacon street. Fire Commissioner William A. Green nomination confirmed. police commissioner Arnold A. Rand nomination confirmed. Various transfers, appropriations, and town improvements discussed and orders passed, including street grading, bridge work, and new fountain gift. Meeting adjourned to September 29.
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Board of Aldermen
Alderman Whitten
John Gately
Keyes Street
West Roxbury
E. F. Snow
Nixon Avenue
G. A. Fuller
Foster and
Surrey Streets
The
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Boylston
State Streets
Margaret Murray
C Street
Broadway
Third Street
Maverick Oil Company
Chelsea Street
Boston
Leopold Morse
Beacon Street
Berkeley
Dartmouth Streets
William A. Green
Arnold A. Rand
Yeas
Curtis
Fernald
Greenough
Lee Morton
Nugent
Slade
Whit- Nays
Pray
Leighton
Committee On Fire Department
Harrison Avenue
D Street
Alderman Hall
Committee On Common
H. B. Cogswell
San Francisco
West Street
B. F. Davenport
Greenough and McDonald
Smith and Booker
Franklin Medal
Board of Fire Commissioners
Bowen Street
Causeway Street
Betreen Canal
Portland Streets
North Beacon Street
Cambridge Street Bridge
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Main Street
Mystic Avenue
Sullivan Square
Somerville
West Chester Park
Brighton Avenue
Beacon
Essex Streets
Union Avenue
Dorchester District
Massachusetts Avenue
Brighton
Wightman
Frederick Law Olmsted
Butler supporter appeals for loan recall in New York letter
A.J. Prase of New York writes to the Boston Post recounting his prior labor reform work in Spindle City and Butler club activity. He claims General Butler refused a temporary loan during his family crisis, noting long history as a labor union man and city resident.
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Boston Post
Gen. Butler
Butler
Art Notes and Local Discoveries in City Window
Mr Frank Cowles holds summer art school in Jackson New Hampshire and will reopen in a new building on Dartmouth Street behind the Art Museum. The September Decorator and Furnisher discusses antique lamps found in the vault of the old North Church. E R Morse of New York has completed a full relief portrait of Lieut A W Greely.
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Frank Cowles
Jackson
N. H
Dartmouth Street
Art Museum
Old North Church
E. R. Morse
New York
Lieut. A. W. Greely
Old Mechanics exhibition delights visitors with novelties
The Old Mechanics exhibition impresses with good order and tasteful displays. A 400 foot electric railway attracts attention as visitors move between halls. The main gallery holds nearly 1000 paintings, a cascading water feature draws the eye, and Reeves' American band performs daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mechanics
Art Department
Reeves
First National Bank of Portland Opens New Block on Exchange Street
The First National Bank of Portland has erected a fine brick business block on Exchange Middle and Market streets, costing $175,000. Described as the finest Maine bank building, its prosperity is attributed to long standing sound management and cashier William E. Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Portland
Exchange
Maine
New England
Wm. E. Gould
Providence man arraigned in insurance fraud case
Charles A. Hunt of Providence Rhode Island was arraigned in municipal court before Judge Forsaith on charges of forging insurance applications for Metropolitan Life. He was held in $2000 for examination scheduled for tomorrow.
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Charles A. Hunt
Providence
R.I
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Mercantile Paper
Miscellaneous
Corporation
Associated Banks of
Bankers’ Sterlinig
Sceeet
Ak Commercial Duis
Reichsmarks
Esaaeaesee
Asc
Inc
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Trans-Continental Railway Association
Tripartite Pool
Trans-Continental Association
Atlantic and Pacific
Southern Pacific
Needles
Mohave
Frisco
Albuquerque
Adams
Union Pacific Road
Union Pacific Company
Wisconsin Central Common
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
West Michigan
Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Gulf
Revere Beach
Lynn
Lowell
Sonora
Central Division
American Bell Telephone
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Hiie
Tropical
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Texas
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Louisville & Nash
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Cho & Missisippi
Ontario & Wasi
Ono Contract
Pacific Mall
Pears
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Readings St. Pawh
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Omahbs
Texas Pacific
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Clobing
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Hannibal & St J
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Yeoeus
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Norfolk & W
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N.Y
Caceves
Golam
Bos Hart & Erie
Colorado Coal
Mureka
Eecoseceee
Dunkin Mining Company
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Loan & Trust CO
Bouston Stock Exchange
J*rices
St. Lo’st
At. & Pa
Atlantic & Pa
Oswd Sc
At& Pac
KOF &G
Ny&ne
Bonora
Pull Pal Co
Osium & Heels
Brie Teip & Tel
ZTOP
Rahlroadd
Atchison
News
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
Rrioes
American K.and Ill
Sanaperce Atlantic & Pacific
Busell Trimmer
Brunswick Antimony
Bowman Silver
Boston Water Power
Imon Pacific
Emia
Mid Ang’s
Norsk
Great Britain
Sceseee
C.cserecs
Mobile
Wilmington
Charleston
Galveston
Louisville
Norfolk
New
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Emports At
Greenwood Bros
Adams, Chapman & Co
G Hall & Co
A& O
John P. Drake & Co
Delong & Seaman
Albert L
Herring ET Russell & Co
Gland
Livieneces
Trinidad
Iron and Steel
Cooses
Mexico
Sais Lea
Turks Island
Vape
Scotland
Ccceees
Austria
Dominion OF Canada
Germany
RCE
Italy
Houseworld
Cuba
CATEO
Weymouth
Eureka
F Richards
Suffolk County
Elizabeth Mann
Cornelius O’leary
John H. Putnam
Mary A. McDonald
Court Record
U. S. Commissioners’ Court
Hallett
Supreme Judicial Ocourt
C. Allen
Superior Criminal Court
Gardner
Superior Court
Middlesex County
Judge Rock Well
Central Court
East Boston
Henry Clark
Moses Kenny
James J. Healy
House of Correction
Johanna Bulger
House of Industry
Bond—Stevens
S B Herrick
Willam H Bond
Sadie Stevens
Brown—Morse
S H Winkley
Henry H Brown
Elia W Morse
Boyden
Gammon
S P Fay
Warco Boyden
Walpole
Catharine A Gammon
Fausel—Lieber
G Magnitzky
Daniel Fausel
Auguste Lieber
Charles B
Marie T Gookin
Holmes
Jabez S Holmes
Ts Kimball
Mary C Kimball
OG Kumball
Kramehk
Helen Kramer
Baa Kenna
James McKenna
Arlington
Jerusha Palmer Little
Ldock
Port Huron
Mich
Emma M Waldeck
Rox
Alker
Wilson Walker
Eget
Railroad Matters
Central Iowa Railway Company
Illinois Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Nantasket Beach
Hull
J. B. Moors
John Scott
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Milwaukee and
St. J’ans
T. M. Emerson
Atlantic Coast Line
Sacramento Bee
Storey’s Palace
Fire and Police Commissions
A.J. Prase
Sixth Street
New York City
John J. Henry & Fegan
Devonshire Streets
Boots and Shoes
A.S. Richards & 63
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Samuel Bunting's
Fies
Stresz
KR. B
Exgrans
Bostom
Lippincott. Son
Y S
Hnights & CO
M Street
Main
Cambridgeport
Pleasant St
Cottage St
Bradlee
Office of Auctioneers
Sterling St
Westminster St
School House
Madison Square
Jock
W. H. Merriam & O9o
Fremont Street
Swampscott
Hotel Beacon
Mat Nee
Walker & Pratt
Eastern Depot
Ats P.M
R. L. Day & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Building
State Street
14 Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
Suffolk National Bank
Shawmut National Bank
Douglas Axe
Lansing and Northern RR
Boston and Bangor Steamship Co
Buselltrimmer Co
Neptune Insurance Co
M L
Manchester
Framingham
Concord
Montreal
Rutland
Town of Bogey Mo
Lansing
Saginaw
Globe National Bank
National Tube Works Co
Brookline Gas Light Co
East Boston Gas Light Co
Francis Henshaw
Hbrehane
Massachusetts National Bank
Highland Street Railway Co
Boston and
Reece Buttonhole Machine Co
Firemens Insurance Co
Vermont Valley Rrco
Boston Wharf
Lington
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Boonton
Pierce
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Company
G. W. Simmons & Co
Sy Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
William C Wilson
Astoria
N. Y
Norton Bros
Ss. Ewell & Son
Oliver Street
N. M. Hatch
Tremont Street
Corner
Eliot Street
Circassian
Shirvan
Carabagh
Khorassan
Buglapore
Oushak
Yuruk
Anatolia
Daghestan
Bahndura
Spis
Horatio Harris & , Co. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
OF the
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Bank of the Republic
Drawn White
Care Fogg Brothers & CO
Bankers
Maas
Aiuuah
Puabuul OC WU
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Baring Brothers & CO
Europe
Charles W. Sibley & Brokers IN
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Iowa
John Srepries
Es Eee
J. French & Sons
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Welsarf
Hato
Thomas H. E. Pitcfarland
Bostor
Wilbur F. Hatch
Court Room
Court Square
Thomas Fre, Jr
Messenger
James Dinsmore
Thomas Fee, Jr
de Bonis Non
JA Morris
Mary Morris
East Windsor Street
Patrick Morris
Tuswin
Margaret M. Mountain
Pennis A. Mountain
John F. Murphy
County of
Geo. W. Maynard
Polk St
Peece
Greivene Court
Thomas R. Barnes
Revere
Barnes
Obert M. Diaz
Asc le Boston
Seis
John Sullivan
Chelsea
Sala
Thomas B. Jameson
Hazelton
Lehigh
Shamokin Steve
Cumberland
Sidmey
LL & OG
Federal St
Boston Weekly Post
Wasdy Post
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