Continued Large Dealings in New York and New England
The money market remains dull with banks discounting mercantile paper at about 5 to 6 percent and miscellaneous paper at 7 to 8 percent. New York funds show premiums, and the stock market is steady but listless. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe opens around 71, with several railroads moving modestly. Rock Island and Union Pacific noted, while Oregon Railway and Navigation and Mexican Central show mixed moves. The Portland Maine steamboat loss is reported, and rail and bank earnings noted. Bell Telephone rises while Calumet and Hecla declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mercantile
New York
New England
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Cobb
Rock Island Company
Rock Island
Armstrong
Pacific Railroads
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Fred R. Nourse
Alfred Rodman
Baker City
Umatilla
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon Common
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Atlantic
Pacific
Sandusky
Cleveland
Columbus
Flint
Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
San Francisco
New Hampshire
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Albany
Providence
Portland
Bangor, Mt. Desert
Machias
Maine Central Railway Company
Maine Central
Wade
Central
Calera
Messrs
Robinson
Pacific Division
Charles E. Payne
Bell Telephone
Calumet
Hecla
Quincy
New York financials drift amid bear pressure on rails
On September 23 in New York the money market held at 1 1/4 percent on call with firm foreign exchange and steady government and railroad bonds. Stocks closed weak after an irregular session as bears attacked grangers, Vanderbilts, Northern Pacifics, and Louisville and Nashville. Declines spread across many rails with limited recoveries late. total volume around 295,800 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Union Pacific
Northwestern
St. Paul
Rock Island
Canada Southern
Quincy
Lake Shore
New York Central
Jersey Central
Northern Pacific
Oregon Transcontinental
Manitoba
Oregon Navigation
Pacific Mail
Lackawanna
Western Union
Omaha Common
Omaha
Louisville
Nashville
Chicago corn market and trade report from September
The report notes on call and closing bids for oats and white corn, including September and October prices, with October corn rising to near 59½c and cash and September holding around 80c. It describes a volatile day in Chicago corn, with a surge then panic-like selling, large car arrivals, and a near corner suspicion. Also mentions 49 carloads of potatoes received and a New York weekly dry market bulletin noting cautious demand across wholesale and retail buyers and steady to dull activity in textiles and dress goods.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Minnesota
Duluth
Red State
Chicago Spring
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toledo
Ilwaukee
Samuel Bunting
Eagland
Boston
Butter and dairy markets show firm prices across regions
The market for fine dairy goods remains firm with northern and western creameries quoted at 27 28c and 26 27c, summer western at 23 24c, and choice long dairies around 20c. Eggs and pork markets show light receipts and steady prices, while hogs, cattle, and sheep quotes vary by city. General farm produce includes dull demand for beans and potatoes, steady heavy beef, and strong fruit and citrus listings despite ample supply in some categories.
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Western
New York
Liverpool
Western Choice
Boston
lMc
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Western Steam
South America
Union
Florida
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
Rio
Faneuil
Pembroke
Huron
Porto Rico
Barbadoes
Carolina
Patna
Rangoon
Jaya
Messina
Palermo
Baracoa
Carthagenas
St Louis
Centennial
Beacon Light
New Orleans
Wharf
Orleans
Uplands
United States
Hamburg
Vermont
R. I
London Market Rates Echo Mixed Bond and Rail Prices
London on September 23 reports Consols at 1011 16 for money with US bonds at 48 122 percent. Atlantic and Great Western firsts 33 42, do seconds 8. New Jersey Central firsts 10749, Erie 1314, do seconds 5414. New York Central 1023 percent, Illinois Central 1264, Pennsylvan ia 55 percent, Philadelphia and Reading 125. Canadian Pacific 443. St Paul common cer Commercial.
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London
Atlantic
Great Western
New Jersey Central
Erie
New York Central
Illinois Central
Pennsylvana
Philadelphia
Reading
Canadian Pacific
St Paul Common
Cattle Market Reported for Watertown Union Live Stock
Live stock market totals show week and prior figures for cattle sheep and lambs swine. State breakdown lists Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island New York Western Canada with price ranges for beef store cattle hogs and hides. cars over roads totaled 435 with prices and classifications for cattle sheep and calves.
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Maine
Eeee N
Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Aniee Zane
New York
Pete Sipe
Canada
Boston
Lowell
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Sick or Well Read This and Free Hospital Reference
A fragmented notice lists hospital claims and medical references from 1884 sources, alongside a dense shipment catalog. It mentions the Free Hospital of Seventy Beds for Infants and Women with Chronic Diseases tied to Murdock Liquid Food Co. and various railroad and express shipments of food, lumber, leather, and hides across Fitchburg, Maine, Lowell, and associated routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Hospital
Murdock Liquid Food Co
Boston
American Medical Association
Richmond
Washington, D. C
American Institute of Art
Milwaukee
Wis
Deer Park
New England Medical Gazette
Creditors face 25 to 50 cent settlements in Boston notices
The list shows Charles & Smith in Boston offering 25 cents on the dollar to creditors. George A Monroe in South Boston offers 50 cents, Tucker, Hammond & Co. settles at 50 cents, and T Poirier in Fall River pays 45 cents on the dollar with ongoing business for creditors. Various firms from Fall River to New York and beyond are noted with assignments, suspensions, or receiverships, including Stafford & Co. and lenders cited across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Belcher
R. H. White & Co
Boston
Stafford & Co
Fall River
Pawtucket
Greenwich
R. I
Dighton and
Norton
A. E. Bosworth
Capt. Phillips
Taunton
Mr. Dennis
Providence
M. Lindsey
E. E. Hathaway
A. S. Tripp
Job M. Leonard
Somerset
James R. Smith
Florist
New Bedford
Mass
Timothy Calnan
Thomas Fawcett
London
Ont
Ontario
Bank of Montreal
J. FE. Getebell, Harnesses
Lewiston
Hunt & Randall
Boots and Shoes
Rochester
N. H
C. A. Minton
New York
Messrs
Garasche
Roger W. Graves
A.M
Clark & Sneider
Baltimore
J. H. Leber & Co
Zell & Burton
Joshua Harvey & Sons
Anderson & Frank
Union Springs
Ala
Newcomb, Buchanan & Co
Louisville
George C
Andrew Buchanan
Newcomb- Buchanan Company
C. C. Jackson & Co
J. M. Jackson & Co
Sedalia
Logan National Bank
West Liberty
Suffolk County Heal Estate
Elijah S. Haley
Jacob H. Hathorne
Edward Spence
Horace P. Taylor
Asa P. Morse
Hugh Doherty
Daniel Doherty
James Gallagher
Henry P. Clifford
W. GC. Foster
Patrick Campbell
C. E. Gunnison & Co
George A. Whiting
Annie Eccleston
Samuel B. Logan
Henry J. Weix
George J. Raymond
John J. Sexton
Martin Fay
George Makepeace Towle Announces Lecture Tour
Towle plans a January course at the Peabody Institute in Baltimore on Dickens as Man and Author. He will also lecture before the Y M C A in New York on The Romance of Invention. New topics include John Wesley, Modern Heroines, Michael Angelo, Benjamin Franklin, Garibaldi and The Loves of Great Men. He will speak in Philadelphia, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Providence and various New England towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Makepeace Towle
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Charles Dickens
New York City
John Wesley
Michael Angelo
Benjamin Frankin
Garibaldi
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Providence
New England
Opening of new school by Messrs Taylor DeMeritte and Hagar
Monday marked the opening of a new school established by Messrs Taylor DeMeritte and Hagar, former heads of Chauncy Hall departments. The Young Men’s Christian Association building houses spacious classrooms where over 100 pupils have already enrolled, adding life to the handsome suites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Taylor, DeMeritte and Hagar
Chauncy Hall School
Young Men’s Christian Association
Annual roadmasters inspection spans 387 miles of Boston and Albany line
The Boston and Albany begins its week long roadmasters inspection covering 387 miles from Boston to Albany including Athol Newton Lower Falls Newton Highlands Saxonville Milford Millbury Grand Junction Chatham and multiple leased lines. Led by President Bliss General Superintendent Barnes with directors' and dynagraph cars, the party also includes the bridge builder and Prof. Dudley.
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Boston and Albany
Boston and Albany Railroad
Boston
Albany
Athol
Newton Lower Falls
Newton Highlands
Saxonville
Milford
Millbury
Grand Junction
Chatham and Hudson
North Brookfield
Pittsfield
North Ajlams
Ware River
Spencer
Bliss
Barnes
Dudley
Court Record: McCarty Trial Begins in Boston Fraud Case
U S District Court September term opens before Judge Nelson. Jury trials underway as Frances McCarty faces charges of passing a counterfeit ten dollar bill to pedler Steider in Boston. C Almy Jr. represents the government and John B. Goodrich defends the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McCarty
Boston
Steider
C. Almy, Jr
John B. Goodrich
Hearing on Conspiracy Case Involving Goodall and Smith
A partial hearing occurred in Newton for M na Goodall and Thomas F. Smith charged with conspiracy and making a false certificate in the pension case of the late Thonas II of Allston. The case was continued to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallett
M Vna Goodall
Thomas F. Smith
Newton
Thonas II
Allston
McLaughlin Executors Appeal Will Probate Case
Edward A. McLaughlin et al. appeal from probate court on Susan McLaughlin will. Case resumed and sent to jury. Attorneys Dabney, McConnell for appellant. Cummings, Farley in chambers. Judge Colburn presiding. Orrien S. Knapp v Magoun. Thacher Magoun Jr v same. Hearings resumed and unfinished. Hoar, Hayes for complainants. Gaston, Hammond for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. McLaughlin
Catherine T. Tripp
Susan McLaughlin
Dabney
George W. McConnell
J. W. Cummings
J. F. Farley
Colburn
Orrien S. Knapp
Margaret Magoun
Thacher Magoun, Jr
Same
E. R. Hoar
B. F. Hayes
William Gaston
J. W. Hammond
Guilty pleas and fines in city court verdicts
Before Judge Gardner Charles Elliott admitted manslaughter and received four years in state prison. Thomas Flaherty was found not guilty of assault and battery. Annie Lewis pleaded guilty to keeping a house of ill fame and was fined $100 plus costs. Michael Kilroy pleaded guilty to larceny and was fined $20 plus costs. George L Kendall faced a complaint for refusing to deliver milk for analysis. Joseph Gagin pleaded guilty to making a bonfire and was fined $10. Patrick Herlihy was guilty of keeping cultivated milk for sale and fined $75 plus costs. The jury remains for the case of Daniel J Downey charged with larceny from the person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Charles Elliott
Thomas Flaherty
Annie Lewis
Michael Kilroy
George L. Kendall
Joseph Gagin
Patrick Herlihy
Daniel J. Downey
Central Court
Adams
Anna Thompson
Eliza Dutily
Emily Hastings
Emily Henshaw
Eliza Rooney
Annie Kelley
Julia Collins
House of Industry
Margaret Reardon
Jeremiah Sullivan
Daniel McLaughlin
Cone James Doherty
James Haley
Michael Power
David J. Brett
Frederick Karlbaum
Clara Sachse
South Boston
Almira Emery
Harry Reed
East Boston
John Sullivan
Chia
Roxbury
William Shime
Bunker Hill
Christopher J. Jay
Dorchester
Patrick Barry
John Green
Union company sues Whitely over bond and rent dispute
In Providence, the Union company sued William Whitely for $2000 on a bond with Sprague and Inez Sprague as principals and Whitely as surety regarding unpaid rent after a trespass sued out of a mansion on Young Orchard avenue. A separate Sprague case involved damages claimed for property after possession, including bell wires and fire frames, with disputes over ownership and wear. The two trials ended with conflicting jury findings.
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Providence
Court of Common Pleas
Union Company
Wm. Whitely
Wm.Sprague
Inez Sprague
Whitely
Special Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Wm. Sprague
Young Orchard Avenue
Sprague
Cooke Street
Gov
Morse Seeks Restored Globe Theatre Seat in Court
Congressman Morse of Boston sues Emeline Cheney administratrix to recover a Globe theatre seat once awarded to him and damages of 1000. The case, a test matter, seeks to restore the seating right lost when Cheney died and the lease passed to others. The action underscores a broader dispute over seats deprived in 1890 and awaits a decisive ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
State House
Newport
R. I
Blatchford
Congressman Morse
Boston
C. E. Perkins
John G. Parsons
Hartford
Emeline Cheney
Arthur Cheney
J. R. Clark
C. J. Cole
Globe Theatre
Cheney
Massachusetts
Morse
Local Notices and Court Actions From Lynn to Brookline
A summary of recent court matters and local events: Levi Ramsdell was found dead in Han son on Spring street. In Lynn court Walter Morrill faced breaking and entering charges, held on 490 dollars. Cambridge court saw James Lane charged with assault on Annie McGue, held on 300 dollars for Oct 1. Trinity church on Main street Bridgewater was dedicated with Rev A St Jane Chambre preaching. Ex Chief Engineer Berry received a testimonial from Watertown colleagues. Capt Isaac H. Houghton received a ceremonial sword from Claflin guard supporters. Mrs Eliza G Newall residence in Salem entered while vacant. house ransacked since Friday. Norfolk County commissioners met an inquiry on the Albany railroad bridge. Mr Aspinwall ill, continuance set for Tuesday at Brookline town hall.
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Levi Ramsdell
Spring Street
Hanson
Lynn Court
Walter E. Morrill
Daniel Sullivan
Cambridge Court
James Lane
Annie McGue
New Trinity Church
Main Street
Bridgewater
A. St. Jane Chambre
D. D
Lowell
Berry
Watertown
Isaac H. Houghton
Claflin Guard
Newton
Eliza G. Newall
Washington Square
Salem
Fridaight
Norfolk County Commissioners
Ote Genin
Albany
Washington Street
Brookline
Aspinwall
Plymouth Episcopal convocation opens in Christchurch
The southern convocation of the Episcopal church began its meeting at Christchurch Plymouth with Bishop Paddock and clergy from Boston and Hyde Park in attendance. Evening services featured general mission addresses and tomorrow’s forenoon session will discuss what the Church of England sought to achieve in the colonies and its realized aims while Rev. Frederick Courtney and Rev. John Magrath are to read essays on The church as related to religious thought in New England in the present century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Mass
Barnstable County Agricultural Society
Barnstable County Sunday School Association
Buzzard’s Bay
Plymouth
Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Paddock
Frederick Courtney
St. Paul’s Church
Boston
John 7
Magrath
Hyde Park
Church of England
John , Magrath
New England
Orbit of Comet Wolf Computed by Harvard Observers
From Cambridge observations and a Europe cable, Chandler and Wendell of Harvard Observatory determine Wolf comet’s orbit with perihelion on Nov 25, 1884, q about 0. Interpreting elements: longitude of perihelion 20°30', node 199°31', inclination 31°22', log q 0.2202. Comet brightens in small telescopes but moves south fast, likely not very brilliant in the northern hemisphere.
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Cambridge
Europe
Messrs. Chandler and
Wendell
Harvard Observatory
Wolf
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Finance and Trade
Atchison
Abe
Cewal
O. Lizy
Cove
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Railway Car Trust Company of Pennsylvania
Long Island
Ana Ponas
Richardson, Hill & Co
Boston Stockh Exchange
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Iowa
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KaCy
Ola Golony
Cocece
Calum & Hecla
Pull Pal Co
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
American K.aga Lil
Bowman Bilver
Boston Ladd
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Eureka
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NEW York Financial
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Chi
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Green Improvement Co
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L & Pac
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Desustet Colum
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Morris & Essex
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Norsk
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Merchants’ Exchange
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Watertown Union
Geo. J. Fox
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N.B
Glasgow
Scot
Boston Dyewood and Chemical Co
Hartley & Co
Chamberlain Bros & Co
J & Moors & Co
Osborne
Gorham Rogers & Co
Hessians Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
H M Knowles
Patrick Arklay
William H Ford
Antwerp
Hermann
Norris
Perkins
Solars
Birthdale & Co
Read & Sons
Chemical Products
Cutler Bros & Co
Asherburne
Chelmsford Foundry
Henderson Bros
Naylor & Co
Walcott
Sherburne
Lambert Bros
Bird & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Moise Naylor & Co
Hart & Young
Kidder, Peabody & Co
John Munroe & Co
Apalachicola
Fla
George Moulton, Jr
T Stearns & Co
Pubnico
J G Hall & Co
Eng
Boston City
Rockport
Edward Cushing
Catalonia
USC
Charles Loring
Cape Island
Bessit Williams
Yarmouth
Lenleveau's Cove
Ella Blanche
Montevideo
Colorado
Lumder
Éocnee
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Bates
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Bas
Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Peabody
THE
Berkeley School
Jersey
Pryagipal
Miner
James Lunter
Elia F Bradley
Richards—Whittle
Lynn
W W Rice
GW Richards
Lottie A Whittle
Smith—Nute
L B Bates
Peter K Smith
Azette P. Nute
Ayer
J. Ayer
Dedham
Cook
Aoeeent
James C Cook
Doherty
Anders
Medfora
Elizabeth C
Ed Fiaraers
Gates
Ait Ashby
Cyrus P Gates Ghinnell
Alice
Charles I Senes
Amelia Louisa
Owen S Hayward
John Gorhamers
Lockhart
James A Lockhart
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Mary Maguire
Charles City
Waittoat Malden
Sarah
Nathaniel Waitt
New
Railroad Matters
the Hock Island
Minneapolis
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Road
Wisconsin, Minneapolis and Pacific Road
Wisconsin, Minneapolis and Pacific
United States Trust Company
Marion
N. C
McDowell County
Rutherfordton
D. C
R. A. Johnson
Dickerson
Cranberry
Bakersville
Blue Ridge
North Carolina
Black Mountain
Reading Road and Coal and Iron Company
Railroad Co
Coal & Iron Co
Saratoga
Minster
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad Company
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western Railway
Sptember
Memphis Hall
Essex Street
James C. Bartlett
Somerville
Albert E. Dudley
Charlestown
Horace M. Tolman
Nathaniel A. Snow
Cambridgeport
R. B. Wheeler
Mary E. Mercer
Essex Agricultural Society
Middlesex Agricultural Society
David W. Low
Gloucester
Essex County
Art
Benjamin P. Ware
Marblehead
George B. Loring
J. J. H. Gregory
Thomas C. Thurlow
West Newbury
James P. King
Charles P. Preston
Danvers
Gilbert L. Streeter
George G. Loring
Frederick Sinclair Herrick
Lawrence
Robert C. Ware
Butler
Georgetown
John P. Palmer
Swampscott
Middlesex Agricultural Exhibition
Waltham
Central Park
Music Hall
Rumford Nail
Barnstable County
Court Record
U.S. District Court
Nelson
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Supreme Judicial Court
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Exeter Street
Newbury
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Massachusetts Avenue
Basin 4
Ashland
Committee On Public Institutions
South Ferry
City Side
Brooks’ Yard
Border Street
Gov. Robinson
Barnstable
Secretary of State
Arthur L. Kelly
W.S. Haynes
George E. Fuller
Lawrence Manufacturing Power Company
Grand Council
Home Circle
Rhode Island Court
Middlesex
George P. Field
Devonshire Street
J. W. Bradley & CO
Summer Street
John J. Henry & Fegan
Summer
Devonshire Streets
Reade Street
Newew York
Ene
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
Lippincott. Son & | & CO. A
Market Street
BR. Hnights & CO
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Main St
Chelsea Street
Chelsea Court
Telephone
Pembroke Street
Ny Pass
Sullivan Bros
School Street
Dover Street
Washington and
Tremont Streets
KR. L. Day &Co
Merchants’ Exchange Building
State Street
Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
Second National Bank
Globe National Bank
National Bank of Redemption
Lansing
Northern
National Tube Works Co
Buselliammer Co
City of Fort Scott
Kansas
Board of Education
Mansfield & Frm
R&r
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Eastern RR Co
Dow Brunswick Antimony Co
New Domond
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Concorn
Montreal
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Bowker Fertilzer Co
Peabody Mills
Newburyport
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Cheshire RR
Cambrdge KR R Co
Saene
Sandusky and Gieveland i
Ral Oils
Bensbay Prcawhas
Es Brokers
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Mane
Iscom
Hxshana
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Highland Street Railway Co
Weveat e@uvual National Tube Works Co
American Electric and Iiluminating Co
Faneuil Hall Jassurance Co
Lawr & Southern
American Electric and Illuminating Co
First National Bank of
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Boston and Maine RR
Lyman Mills
Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation
Chicopee Manufacturing Co
Boston and Lowell R
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Boston Gas Light Co
Lowell Machine Shops
Amoskeag Mfg Co
Boott Cotton Mills
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National Hide and Leather Bank
American Electric and [Luminating Co
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Great Falls
Conway
Burlington and
Missouri
Jerome B. MacDonald
Washington St
Pearl Street
Railroad
Albert Howe& CO
Salesrec
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Oliver Street
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Haverhill Street
Maine Depot
the Repository
A. F. Bates
Lewis J. Bird
Horatio Harris & . Co. Merchants Auctioneers and Commission No
Almeria
State St
Scythia
Salem Lead Coo
Frank A. Brown
Baeder, Adamson & CO
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England
Democratic Congress
Carlisle
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To the Post Publishing Company
Boston, Mass
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