Boston Money Market and Stock Actions Mixed in Quiet Week
July 12 Boston reports firm money rates with a broad range from 4 to 6 percent and unchanged manufacturing paper at 34 to 4 percent. Clearing house balances show loans at 54 6 percent, with New York funds weak to par. Bond and stock trading remains dull though Bell Telephone and New England show activity. Water Power seeks preferred stock to retire debt amid a broad market backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
N’s. Capital
Bell Telephone
New York & New England
New England
Erie Telephone
Water Power
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
Eastern
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Mexican Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Oregon
Transcontinental
Union Pacific
Rutland
Henry Clews &Co
London
Europe
Trust
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Missouri
Potter
Cable
Rock Island
Northwestern
Fort Keough
Mont
Idaho Central Railroad Company
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Gulf
Springfield
Memphis
Flint & Pere Marquette
California Southern
California Southern Road
West Michigan
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Chicago & Eastern
Ilinois
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Atlantic & Pacific
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Sonora
Oregon Navigation
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Albany
Boston & Providence
Ogdensburg Consolidated
Consolidated Vermont
Erie
Lamson Store
Boston Water Power
Messrs
A. B. Gove
Henry B. Wells
William B. Brown
Michael Murtha
Ivan Panim
Water Power Office
W. B. Brown
Friends of Water Power
Back Bay
Park
Back Bay Park
E Ory
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Gsceola
Quincy
Tamarack
Galveston
Key West
San Marcos
S. Comal
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Fernandina & Jacksonville
Fla. S
Garondelet
S.S.C
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
G. ER. A
Old State House
C. H. Mallory & CO
Orleans
TRE Chomaelie
S. S. Lan
Knickerbocker
F. Kemble
Saurday
Louisiana
E. V. Gager
Mier 9
North River
New Orleans
Atizcha
Mingiasippi
Red Rivers
San Francisco
Samuel B. Seaman
Washington Street
Market Summary from New York Finance Desk
New York reports a quiet trading day with Money on Call easing around 2% and prime mercantile paper at 4.5. Bond activity remained dull as railroad securities weakened, led by Western Union. Stocks opened lower with Lackawanna slumping about 15%, and late-afternoon activity remained subdued with total daily volume near 1.03 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eazy
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Ategic
Western Union
Detroit
Mackinac & Marquette
Erie
Michigan Central
Ohio & Mississippi
Texas & Pacific
St. Paul
Chattanoogs
Vexes & Pacific Bios
Richmend & Alleghany Trust
Canada Southern
Ccoerveses
Central Pacific
del. L. & West
Delaware & Budsop
Denver & Rio Grande
Kansas & Texas
Louisville & Nashville
Ene & Western
Manhattan
Norton Wec
New Jersey Central
Peoria, Dee & Evansville
St Paul & Omana
Texas Pacific
Cceceee
Bo Union Pacific
Sccesccosss
Wabash Pacific
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Meeting Notice of New England Freight Agents Association
The regular semi annual meeting of the Association of General Freight Agents of New England is to be held at the rooms of the Pathfinder Railway Guide in this city on Thursday next. Jerr Philbroch of Portland Maine has been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Railway Company
United States
San Luis
Guadalajara
Central
Huntington
Villa Lorde
International
United States Car Coupler
United States Car Coupler Company
Falmouth
Portland
H. B. Chamberlain
Concord
N. H
J. M. Foss
St. Albans
Edward A. Mosley
Newburyport
Mass
D. Leavitt
Eastport
Warren E. Locke
Norwood
J. M. Johnson
Boston
J. W. Currier
J.a.smith
Lancaster
N. N
A. R. Tinkhham
Asa C. Russell
Lowell
R. ©. Nichol
George W. Young
W. F. Young
Fitchburg Mass
New England
Association of General Freight Agents of
Pathfinder Railway Guide
Jerr Philbroch
Allouez strike boosts Lake Superior copper output in 1885 notes
Mining earnings show June dividends across several firms with total near 4.45 million. The Lake Superior mines report first half year outputs for Calumet & Hecla Quilcy Tamarack and adjacent producers, while Allouez strike hints at major future gains potentially reaching four million pounds this year, rivaling Tamarack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining & Otes
Carent
New York
Ieneewe
Esse
Esseresse
Muscenalcuue
Esses Cee Eseearenes Sig,sud 1.654 647 Total, Icccees LeeRe Kak Ban
Lake Superior
Perce Oiig
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Conessess
ODEC
Comparizon
Ne Engineering and Mining Journal
Luke
Unuer
Calumet
Land Transfers in Suffolk County and Charlestown
A long list of property transfers across Suffolk County including Albion street in Albion, West Chester park, Newton street, Harrison avenue, Shawmut avenue, and Cambridge areas. Transactions include land and buildings on various street frontages with prices ranging from $1 to $10,000 and dates noted from June to July 1900. Notable entries cover Cambridge Cooper Bartlett place Endicott Hanover streets and Revere Walnut avenue James street Wave avenue Tyso park and Dorchester avenues with multiple buyers and lenders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Albion Street
Franz H. Kemp
Joseph W. Hanson
Benny Anthony
Newton Street
Fisrison Avenue
Patrick J. Riordan
David W. Cheever
Harrison Avenue
Shawmut Avenue
George W. Chipman
Jeseph Fieleman
Windsor Street
Cambridge
George William Bartlett
Elias B. Seymour
Cooper
Bartlett Place
Endicott
Hanover Streets
Charlestown
Alfred P. Gage
Joseph B. Park
Albion Place
South
Boston
James V. Divine
Charles D. Noyes
Sixth and
Cooperative Workingmen’s Bank
Charles M. Jenkins Et Ax
Olive W. Southerd
Fifth
G Streets
Joseph George
Charlies S. Judkins
Sixth Street
Thomas Gogin
Central Savings Bank of
Lowell
Vinton Street
Jane Doherty
Sauti Boston Savings Bark
Fourth Street
Frederick A. Sayward
George I. Sayward
Broadway
Revere
Dustin Lancey
Arthur D. McLellan
Walnut Avenue
James Street
Wave Avenue
Pitto
Nahum Mitchell
Spruce Street
William O. Grover
Randall H. Crowell
Roxbury
James F. Quinn
Cyrus Brewer
Mechanics’ Street
Daniel M. Hammond
William Thomas Sullivan
West Cottage Street
Charles C. Bartonet Ax
Miles Sweensay
Bromley Park
Edward, B. Walker
William P. Fowler
Tyso Park
Benjamin B. Lawrence
Harriette Walker
Tyso
Winnifred Fay
Winnifred A. Moran
Whitney Street
Dorchester
John
D’arcy
Elizabeth Noskell
Richfield Street
Warren Minor
Catherine Sullivan
Home Savinga Bank
Mosely Street
Betsey G. Pope
Mary L. Salmon
Dorchester Avenue
Edmund J. Baker
Isabella L. Hallett
Mather Street
Discharges of Mortgages In Local Property Transactions
Multiple mortgage discharges recorded with Abington and Bristol County institutions. Names include Joshua C Vance Harriet Franck Jonathan Mann Everett Clark Horace Ware Suffolk Savings Bank Liaac Jackson Ivory Bean Freeman Hinckley Otis Merriam Helen Grace and others. Dates span 1876 to 1883 with discharge amounts listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua C. Vance
Harriet Franck
John C. Franck
Jonathan Mann
Everett C. Clark
Josephine MiIntosh
Horace E. Ware Et al
John M. B. Churchill
Senee Jackson
Joan M. B. Churchill
Horace E. Ware
Liaac Jackson
Ebenezer Bb. Hoar
Suffolk Savings Bank
Ivory Bean
Georgianna Kingsbury
Otis W. Merriam
Freeman Hinckley
Harriet
Abington Savings Bank
William R. Clark
George H. Wells
Tenyearold Nellie Barry Sent to Cambridge Almshouse
In Cambridge District Court Judge Orcutt ordered Nellie Barry and her four brothers placed with the overseers of the poor and sent to the almshouse. Nellie, age 10, saved her siblings from a North Cambridge fire near Belmont, Monday night a week earlier. They had been cared for by Aunt Mrs Bresnahan, who could not sustain the burden, leading H L Haskell of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children to file the neglect case. the father allegedly shirks support despite earning enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Orcutt
Nellie Barry
Nellie
Belmont Line
Thomas Breenahan
Bresnahan
H. L. Haskell
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Market summary notes small steady changes across goods
The report records quiet conditions with hay unchanged and poultry and game steady. Tallow remains dull while refined sugar stays at 65 to 166 for granulated and molasses quiet at current quotations.
Grain and Market Reports Mixed Tone With Higher Wheat Prices
Wheat market steady lifting flour tone while demand remains light. Corn firmer yet trading moderate. Quotations for oats and other grains broadly unchanged. several price levels and settling figures listed. Visible grain supplies and stock figures from Chicago and New York cited. cotton and sugar markets described as quiet to firm with various regional price references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Corp
Waeigi Uns Cvvesee
Minneapolis
Minnesota
New York Roller
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Stricuy
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
New New York
Wees
GUS i Vccsnas
Cece
JaMalyese
Dales
Mid Uplands
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Great Britain
Ewer Ae
Clark & Ward
Messrs
Britain
Clerk & Ward
Devonshire Street
Hamburg
Bremen
Maine
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Ream
Bloom
Havre
Kent
Morelles
Barcelona
Genoa
Trieste
Eae Onder
NODC
Seer de Bossa Seton
Egypt
Braz
U. S
U. S. Interior
U.S
Baek Ean
Amer Ican
Liverpool
Ausube
Reeenee
United States
Ea Wrilcoeeia
Csesecseee
Ieee
Ines
Eakcon OO
Vasa Ee Oaligsta Ae
London
Ecceree
India
Europe
Bresil
East India
Ugar
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Centennial
Beacon Light
Eastern and Western dairy markets mixed with varied bids
Butter prices range from 183 to 195 cents per pound with creamery demand steady in the West. Cheese firm with light activity and strong export demand. western cheddars at 7 to 7 1/4 cents. Eggs firm around 11 to 14 cents, New York butter unchanged and cheese strong. Oranges auction yields 50,575 for 120 boxes per steamer. hay quiet with large supply. Prices for potatoes, berries, seeds, hay, and other farm goods listed across several markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capron
N. Y
Oguensburg
N.Y
Liverpool
Norfolk
Long Islands
Rhode Islands
Bristol
Savannah Boat
Long Island
New York
Delaware
Jersey
Maryland
Astern
Co Fresh
Vermont Dairy
Choice Northern
East Extra
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Bush
West
Timothy
North
Red Top
Cruelty to Children Cases Rise in State
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children notes growing abuse and neglect. In the last three months 1345 children were brought before the society, four fifths linked to parental intemperance. Seventy-one cases reached the courts, including non-support and guardianship actions, while many children were placed in better homes without arrest or legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Pearson Arrested For Theft At Hancock Street Case
Charles O Pearson was arrested yesterday by Division 360 officers for stealing $20 from Mrs. William Martin at 23 Hancock street. He claimed to be an employee of John P Squires factory and lived at 28 Hancock street. He also bought a tub of butter on false pretences at Forrester's Grocery on Chambers street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Pearson
Division 360
William Martin
Hancock Street
Pearson
John P. Squire
Forrester
Chambers Street
Dr Pierce Promise in Golden Medical Discovery Revenue
The ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for a wide range of ailments from colds and coughs to consumption bronchitis and liver and blood disorders. It emphasizes healing benefits and invites druggists to stock the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
Pierce
Chicago Grain Market Open Rises Then Weakens On Receipts
C 8 Lee reports weather in the Northwest not yet damaging wheat though drought fears persist. Opening prices rise about a cent, with outside orders and a rush to buy pushing to 81 1/2. Southwest reports slow movement, large receipts expected. St Louis and Indianapolis show heavy daily totals. Visible supply increases 348 000 bushels, market slides after the report though early gains remain. Calls hover around 82 1/2, puts near 60. curb trades show weakness at 83 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Ream
Robert Warren
Chicago
New York
Oesing
Ave
S&t
Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Northwest
Southwest
St. Louis
Indianapolis
London business roundup notes varied grain and wool markets
Beerbohm reports steady to firm grain prices across London and Liverpool with wheat and corn showing resilience, California and New Zealand wool sales active. Provisions prices stay steady, sugar market in Havana shows firm demand, and US rail shares edge higher on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Gulf
Mark Lane
California
English
Peris
Liverpool
New Zealand
Victoria
New South Wales
Havana
Fragmented Trade Totals Across Ports and Goods
A garbled listing shows trade figures for England Barbados Nova Scotia and several ports including Port Morant Montevideo Rosario and Turks Island. Items include dry goods wool cotton carpets paper stock machinery household goods hides leather glass tea chemicals mineral water and sugar with scattered totals and regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Barbadoes
Nova Scotia
Cacess
Leeistonc
Harthenware
Belgium Glass
Mets
Eae Chemicals
KeUein Enna Mineral Water
Port Morant
RIO Grandy DE Sul
Ouve Oley Cinacevacle
Montevideo
COMCE
Ccascccaace
Rosario
Bae
ST. Pierre
Grain and commodity markets across major U.S. cities July 12
Reports from New York Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati Toledo St Louis Detroit and Little Falls show mixed trading. Wheat and corn firm or higher, oats and rye varied. flour steady, pork and lard values mostly firm. receipts and exports fluctuate, with city mill and refinery prices listed for several graded grains and refined products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Rio Duil
Uniteda
Western Steam
Tca City Steam
Liverpool
Silesian
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
St. Louis
Detroit
Michigan
Little Falls
Cotton Markets and Cattle Prices Report
Cotton market reports across port cities show varied receipts exports stocks and prices with New Orleans and Savannah holding firm or steady mid 9 to 9 1 4 cents while Philadelphia and Baltimore print mixed figures. Chicago cattle hogs and sheep prices rise for fat beef and steady hogs with notable shipments and stock levels at major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Mid
Sige
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Continent
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great Britain
France
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Shipae
United States
Beaton and Albany Railroad Goods Shipment Totals
Detailed list shows quantities of wool, cornmeal, corn, oats, wheat, malt, millfeed, butter, oleomargarine, cheese, eggs, beans, potatoes, leather, hides, wool, cotton, flour, lard, bacon, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, butter, beef, and various other commodities across multiple railroads including Grand Junction Rail, Boston and Providence, Glad Golopy Mallroad, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Mame Rajbroat Eastern Division, Boston and Lowell, and related divisions and conveyances, with hundreds of bales, bushels, boxes, and carloads listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaton & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railxeau
Boston & Providence Railroad
New York
New E England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Mame Rajbroat
Cares Egge
Oston & Mame Kartoza
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Seae
ST Joan
Steamer
Haskins & Montague
Barclay & Co
Clementsport
Delong & Seaman
Ponce
Edward
Kidder, Peabody &Co
Griffin & Co
Russell & Co
Halifax
Seavey & Co
F & Clements & Co
Hsgrifin & Co
Tutts
Wyman
Ordes
Savannah
Macon
Arnold & Tucker
Bigelow, & Co
Bates
Blake & Co
Melons Jr.Chamberlain & Co
Chapin Bros
Lewis
C & Morrison & Co
JD Mead & Co
George McQuesten & Co
Atch. & Roberts
Potter & Co
H Peters & Co
Rogers & Co—S
Snow & Co
Sands & Co
Oli Sampson & Co
Simmons & Co
Tuttle & Co
03 & Sons
Whitham—S
York & Co
Muse
Glascow
SCCOT
Value of Exports from the Port of Boston and Charlestown
A dated port export report lists values for various goods exported from Boston and Charlestown through July 9 1886. It enumerates commodities such as petroleum resin bones and hoofs paper glassware and textiles with totals and country breakdowns for shipments to Scotland Newfoundland Labrador British West Indies Azores Madeira and other destinations. The document shows overall export value and country by country distribution along with detailed commodity categories and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plata
Seucesee
BrickBsee
Secessees
Honeee Bom
Ccc
India
Bogan
Csccsicens
Nand
Labrador
British West Indies
Azores
Madeira
Cceseer Ces Renner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Money Market
Cape Cod National Bank of Harwich
City of
City of Cambridge
City of Baltimore
City of Chicago
City of Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Blake Brothers & &C
Basset, Whitey & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Devonshire St
Stuthet
Foote & French
Bankers
Congress St
Oregon Short Line RR
R. BR
C. H. Venner & CO
Adams, Blodget & CO
Barnerers
Boston Stock Exchange
Walter 5. Adams
WM. Blodget
E. P. Merritt
Commission Merchants, Grain and
Brokers’ Board
T&s Ferrishavetesas
Al&s Fe
Misedakigaskee
AIO
Au& Pacos
Bur & Mo K
Neb
Ny&Énegs
A . Og & Lake Cha
To&sfe
U,k&w
Boston & Lo
Boston & Figs
Garshelders B
P M
MOH & Ocom
Oreg Trans
Rutland Pref
Ware, Nes & RK
Aspinwall
Boston Water P
Wa Ae Sa
San Diego Ld
Ts - Mining Rel Alloucs
Saeces
Am Bell
Telephone Ee
Aly New England
Lyman Mills
Lam Store Ser
Vinson, W. Fay & Co
Brookline Land
Lokcuiel
Buns
Catalpa
NEW York Financial
Ohio & Miss Pref
Vnitario and Western
Oregon Transcon
Gregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mail
Iton & Verre Haute
Richmond & Chicago & Aston
Rochester & Pitts
Chicago, Bar & Quincy
Cine
St Louis & Pa
St Louis & San Fran
Cin
San & Cleve
Cleve
Dela Budson
St Paul, Minn & Man
del & Lack
St Paul & Omaha
Tfly
Gnion Pacific
East Tenn
Wabash
L& Pac
Port Wayne
E.e
Houston & Texae
Wells Farg
Ihneia Central
Ind
Bloom & West
Hocking Valley
Kan & Tex
Cousu SD
Lake Erie
Ana
Nash
Cccacos
Gentral Pacific
Denver & R Grande
Do West
Wiss
K & Tgenes
Louisville
New al
Manhattan Beach
Menn & Charlenton
Metropolitan Elevated
Michigan Gentral
Milwaukee,ls
Minn & St L
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacista
Mile
Morris & Essex
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
Oregon Nav
Stl & San F Gen
St Paul Consols
Coos
St Paul
Ch & Pac
Cexas Pacific Land Grts
New York Central
Chic
St Louis
Union Pacificists
West Shote
Neadwood Terra
Con Cala & Va
Wale & Norcross
BOMG
Cisecadnesseg
Ontario
Cal
Rest & Belcher
Ogo
Bale & Norcrotees
Railroad Matters
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City Railway Company
Ccceee
Dupuque
Hayfield
Delwin
Waterloo
Des Moines
Chicago & Northwestern
Illinois Central
Atchison, Topeka &Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
A Cenual Company
Waterville
C. F. Peck, Jr
Old Colony Railroad
Chicago and Alton
Inc
Denver and
Rio Grande
Norfolk and
Westran
Luc
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific. First Jaly
Louisville and
Nashville
Evansville
MBY
Lnc
Idce
Slice
Chartera
i. _Lord
Choice
Lisiec
Brighton
Worcester County
Commercial
Finencial
Atlantic & Great Western
Reading
Emporia
Port of Boston
Tron
Turks Island
San Domingo
Manul
Fides
Yany
UEBU
Eee Ne
Aoa
Washington
Ietter
Robert Pearce
Curtis
Leeson
Haons Wheeler, Qonant & Bodgett
Bradford
Thoms & Col
Moise
Wileon
Thomas & Co
Pierce & Robertson
Bradiey Fertilizer Co
Pensacola
Jemie Lena
Yellow Pine Lumber
George H Peters & Co
Yarmouth
Dominion
Medical
Aioes Alwaya
Weeastra
Fifth Ave
And
Meston
D. C
I. Trinery
Mange
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Fulton St
Lumphreys’ Medicine Co
Humphreys
Humphreys’ CO
Stetson, Moseley & Co
Flint
E Street
Kirby St
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Huckins & CO
Wharfond Dock
Central Square
Waumberg Steam Cotton CO
John L. Bremer & Co
H. BD. Sullivan
Treas
BSS
Rogers & CO
Dundee
Ideal Atrees
Faneuil Hall Cigars
Js H. Ashton
Go State
Ota
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Cork Harbor
Lowkintes
Cephalonia
Ther
Pavonia
Bothnia
Ireland
Cunard Steamship Co. Limited
Allan Line
Glastev
Eesirine
Quebec
Londonderry- Sarmatian
Glasgow
Eston
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
OH & A. Allan
State St
Warren
HOMAN
Palestine
Nusseman
Siuwa
Warren & Ct
Boston and
LCR
Borderer
Milarese
Stockholm City
Outas
Furness
Great Southern
Florida
Superior
Bostom
Nicxereon’s
A. DE W. Sampson
N. E
Washington St
Fall Hiver
Providence
Metropolitan Stearmiship Co
Ina
Charleston S. S. Co
Cherieston
Ocean Steamship Co
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
A. D. W. Sampson, N
Virginia
Betweed
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
Providence R. KR
Waldo A. Pearce
N. KB
Washington Treet
Horfolk and
Washington Steamship Line
Tem. & Ga
Air Lime
Atlantic Coast
Kanawha
GEO
BE. Smalley
Mallory
Texas & Florida
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
SERMI
Norman
Kooman
Long Wharf
West Ver
E.b.sampson
Rae
India Wharf
All Pointe
H. M. Whitney
Indianeart
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Louisiana & Texas R. R. and Steamship Co
North Moore Street
New Orleans Direct
Mississippi River
New and
Olid Mexico
E. ER. Currier
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Boston & Bangor S. 8. Co
Bangor and
Mount Desert
Fustee
AlUaulic Avenue
S&s P m
Rockland
Bangor
Ail
Swans’ Island
Een
Ellsworth
Interned AM
Polits
L. Jn., Gen, Man
Rre
Port
Wit & Ogdensburg
Lincoln
Eastern Resorts
Jegant
Tre
Comb Grand Truck
Portland Maine Central
Knox Road
Mil
C. F. Williams
Calais
St. John
Annapolis
Commerssees Ty
Bteamer
Digby
W. H. Kilby
Kehnebeg River
Fort Popekam
Bath
Richmond
Gardiner
Halloweles
Wri
Beethbay
Jason Sullins
Lincoln’s Wharf
Zacaday
East
H. H. Hyde
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Pearl 8St
Boston Mass
Jessie Lena
Pensacla
Fla
Geo. H. Peters
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