Market Sees Bonds Stronger Than Stocks Amid Shifts
The report notes dull stock trading with bonds showing steadier footing. Union Pacific advances to around 488 in New York and 484 in Boston after prior weakness from Gould sales, while Northern Pacific and Oregon Transcontinental attract buyer optimism. Drexel Morgan & Co. cited as driving NY Central West Shore moves, with Burlington and Quincy and Manitoba gains discussed. various rail and utility stocks fluctuate as markets await further system-wide finance moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
New York
Boston
Northern Pacific Securities
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Oregon
Drexel, Morgan & Co
New York Central
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Rock Island
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
Northern
Burlington
Manitoba
Manitoba Road
Congo
Quincy
Wall Street
Atchison
Atlantic and Pacific
Summit
Pullman Palace
Wisconsin Central
Flint
Pere Marquette
Little Rock
Ft. Smith
New England
The
Erie Railway Company
Clark
Fishkill Landing
Concord
N. H
House
Bank Committee
John Sise
Portsmouth
Maine Central
Lowell
Maine
Providence
Old Colony
Fitchburg
Mexican Central
Eastern
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Boylston Street
Bell Telephone
Erie
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
New England Telephone
Calumet
Hecla
Tamarack
Franklin
Osceola
New York and
St. Paul
Canada Southern
Jersey Central
American Dock
Denver and
Rio Grande
Ene Firsts Consolidated Gold
Houston
Texas Central
Long Island
Missouri
Kansas
Texas Genesi
Southern Pacific
Arizona
Kansas Pacific Firsts
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Richmond
Danville
Minnesota
St. Louis
St. Charles Bridge
Colorado Coal and Iron
Ft. Worth
Denver
Evansville
Terre Haute
Cincinnati
Springfield
Columbus
Indianapolis
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
Western Union
Manhattan
Bondholders urged to accept New York Central lease plan
Blake Brothers proposes that New York Central and Hudson River Railroad takes a lease of the West Shore and Buffalo Railway, with bondholders invited to deposit their bonds under a reorganization plan. The proposal outlines bond exchange, capital structure, and priority liens, with assurance of rapid reorganization and potential termination of the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beng
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
New
Yok
West Shore and
Buffalo Railway
West Shore Company
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway Company
Reorganized Company
Weat Shore Company
Union Trust Company
Hudson River Railroad
West Shore
Brokers' Board Sales Highlight July 29 Prices
Stock listings show various broker quotes with bonds and railroads. Notable entries include AT and SF, Pacific, Mexican Central, and Sonora issues, plus mining stocks and telephony firms. Prices fluctuate with yields shown as percentages and fractions across numerous securities and preferreds.
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Brokers’ Board
Financial securities and railroad bonds listed by Francis Henshaw
A dated listing from Francis Henshaw & Co. catalogs various bonds and stocks including National Bank, North Nat Bank, National Granite, Boston & Maine, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Northern Pacific, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, and other securities with prices and serial numbers across banks, railroads, and insurance companies.
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Faneuil All National Bank
Shoe & Leather National Bank
North Nat
National Granite
Muswell
Pang Soc
Teehee Seaueeseenee
Amory Mills
Wea
South Boston
N. H
Eid
Tate
Boston & Maine Kd
Lamson Cash Railway
Sik Terwesenew
McKay
Chic. B. & Liv
Olam
Shoe and Leather Insurance Co
Cceenees Bom
Esses Company
Senereeereees
Cincinnati
Lake Champ
Eastern Railroad
Cape Et Oocwens
Atchison, Topeka and Sa Fem
Uo Se Soor i Cimackas
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Bur & Quincy
Railroad of
Vermont
Francis Henshaw & Co
New York Financial July 29 Market Update
New York financial news notes easy money at 12 percent, closing at 14 percent on call money. Prime mercantile paper 4 to 5 percent. Bar silver 106 3. Government bonds dull but steady. state bonds slightly more active. Railroad bonds strong, especially second consols, West Shore heavier. Stock market moderately active with gains for Grangers and Lake Shore in a strong session.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
West Shore
Lake Shore
Wheat and corn market report from Chicago trading post
A late Despatch from Chicago notes wheat rallied 11 4 cents on liberal buying amid crop damage reports, then fell 3 3/4 cents from opening as prices declined. Corn stayed steady on strong cash demand. Pork and rib prices weakened despite solid cash demand, while spring wheat injury has not spurred long-side speculation. market remains dull.
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Chicago
Messrs
G. C. Eldridge & Co
Emery & Hodges
No. 28
State Street
St. Paul Road
Weekly market notes for July Week Ending 2%
Alcohol prices steady with western Y gal at 2176, ashes unchanged, bees wax firm, building materials dull with plaster and cements listed, candles firm, coal demand moderate, coffee firm for Rio with various imports, dometic dry goods improving, kish and fish prices mixed, flour dull, freights steady, fruit prices mixed with Malaga raisins and currants noted, general market tone cautious but steady.
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Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Rio
Mochaizie
Java
Maracaibo
Laguira
Jamaica
Uplands
Gulf
St Domingo
Sicily
Gambier
Kowrie
Manila
Kish
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Dainois
Liverpool
London
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Adelaide
Brisbane
California
Baltimore
Malaga
Vast Cargo Shipments Across Ports Stir Trade Flows
A wartime era freight list shows Iown, Hatheway, Baring and many others loading diverse goods in Liverpool including pig iron, tin plates, cotton hosiery, earthenware, brandy, machinery, bicycles, woollens, and several cargoes of steel, glass, and chemicals. Antwerp and Havana entries note further dense consignments of iron, window glass, cigars, and related merchandise.
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Liverpool
Eng
Jere Abbott & Co
Hatheway & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Tarr & Winsor
Moise Baring Bros & Co
Ross, Turner & Co
White & Co
Haring Bros & Co
Clark, Sawyer & Co
Abram French & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Theo Juvai
Shreve
Crump & Low
Durrell & Co
Ussues Bradford, Thomas & Co
S& Pierce & Co
Moors & Co
Earle Manus Co
Bolls
Jill & Langtry
Hewins & Hollis
Barnett & Co
Stone & Downer
Jordan, Marsh & Co
E Morrison & Co
Pkus
Chase & Co
Birch Bros
Read & Sons
Gaskell
Dame
Stoddard & Kendall
Vale
Davis
Kendall, Barrows & Co
Joel Goldthwaite & Co
Hale & Bosworth
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Hobar
Warren
Shaw
Bolls Carpets Jordan, Marsh & Co
Higginson’s
Antwerp
Jan Breydel
James Birtwell & Co
Lambert Bros
Heyer Bros
Butter Bros & Co
Horace Partridge & Co
Houghton & Dutton
Norway Steel and Iron Co
Quimby & Sons
JA & W Bird
Sherburne
Woon, Pollard & Co
Hills
Turner & Co
Naylor & Co
Waldo Bros
Wise, Rowan & Co
Havana
Washington
New York
Charles B Perkins
Boston
Shipping cargo list from Liverpool and St Johns Bavaria 1872
A fragmented cargo list from the Samaria at Liverpool with quantities of lard cheese beef butter and machinery. Alma at St Johns Newfo ndland with bricks, hardware, leather, flour and groceries. Boston City steamship at London with bacon. Names include Samaria Alma and Boston City with dated clearance July 24. Strong entities include Liverpool St Johns London and Boston City plus numerous cargo items and counts.
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Liverpool
Eng
Samaria
ST Johns
N F
London
Boston City
Boston and Albany
Pgrand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Bates
Cars
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine
Salem
Barney
Aneers
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and Livestock Figures
Cotton markets show firm to strong demand in New York and New Orleans with prices steady to higher. Livestock arrivals and prices vary by region, with cattle and sheep reported across multiple states and yards. western horses and a growing export trade to Great Britain are noted alongside fluctuating beef and veal prices.
Brighton Stock Yards Cattle Sale Report Key Prices
At Brighton and Boston Albany yards, cattle trading shows Western steers averaging 1250 to 1600 pounds selling around 6 cents per pound with prices from 5.0 to 7.0 cents. Notable lots include 32 Western cattle averaging 1600 pounds at 6 20 13 per hundredweight and multiple sales of milch cows from 25 to 65 dollars per head. Market tone mixed, with strong demand for plump, tidy stock and weaker for lighter weights. Liverpool, London and Glasgow listed as main island arrivals with high-volume consignments in the past week. Continuous mentions of carloads and various buyers such as EH Eames, Farrell & McFilynn, A N Monroe, and Aldrich & Johnson.
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Palermo
Messina
Naples
Jamaica
Baracoa
Eureka
Boston Sporting
du Pont
Sporting
Eagle
Manila
New York
Montevideo
Calcutta
India
Western
Elaine
New Bedford
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Canada
Carolina
Rangoon
Java
Patna
Scuth
Chicago
Singapore
Castile
Cardenas
Cienfuegos Muscavado
Surinam
Porto Rico
Humacoa
Ponce
Mayaguez
Arroyo
New Orleans
SUMAC
Sicily
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Maine
H Coolidge & Son
Glines & Weston
Libby & Son
New Hampshire
Wilcox
Sanborn & Moulton
Adden
Dow & Moulton
B Sargent
M Pike
Aldrich & Johnson
Kenzer
Breck & Wood
Vermont S
Hastings
F Kenfield
G E Evans
J Counter
W_ Ricker
Hall & Seaver
Combs & Farrar
G E Rowell
W P Dwyer
A C Kibbling
Sargent & Turner
Piper & Pena
Flint & Blanchard
J Carroll
F S Kimball
A Williamson
H Sprigg
J Engram
A Worthern
M G Flanders
Massachusetts
J S Henry
Rhode Island
G W Hamblin
H G Clements
Www Mears
D Fisher
W Fisher
L Morse
B Hurlbert
G Berry
Hathaway & Jackson
J B Thomas
A N Monroe
Hollis & Co
Dan Brown
Farrelli & Nagle
Farrell & McFlynn
E H Eames
Teggetts K Gendrem
P Paquet
Boston and Albany
Great Britain
Boston City
Liverpool
Monroe
J O Brine
J A Hathaoo
J Orine
Libby & Co
G B_ Evens
W Ricker
J Engrem
See
Union Market
G B Evens
M C
G Wears
JS Henry
I B Sargent
M J Counter
T H Coolidge
J V Keazer
J B Sargent
E F Adden
H A Wilcox
A_ Worthien
G Horg
M C Roundy
Martin & Squier
N K Campbell
H Ingerson
Watertown
England
G W Hamlin
Sige
Brighton
Old Dominion
London
Glasgow
Boston
Albany
EH Eames
Farrell & McFilynn
W Scolians
F H Coolridge & Son
Global Markets Report from London and Havana
News brief detailing foreign market activity with London prices for Consols United States bonds and various stocks. Havana reports Spanish gold and steady exchange. London wheat and wheat and corn dull, with Mark Lane and Liverpool prices listed. Cotton in Liverpool weak as Upland and Orleans prices firm, futures showing slight declines across the autumn contracts.
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London
United States
Atlantic
Great Western
Erie
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Havana
Sugar
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Liverpool
Paris
England
United Kingdom
California
Uplands
Orleans
Moonlight excursion ends this month with matinee sail
Tonight's moonlight trip closes the program for the month and may spur stay-at-homes to regret missing the seaside and country exodus. Saturday afternoon offers a special matinee sail for ladies, a rare opportunity they should seize for a pleasant outing before another appears.
A Narrow Escape From West Shore Lease Deal
The Springfield Republican contrasts Massachusetts missing a chance to lease the West Shore with editorials in Boston papers calling it a loss. The piece argues it was a narrow escape for the state, avoiding an independent Buffalo line. Also lists patent medicines and remedies available for purchase.
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Springfield Republican
Boston
Massachusetts
West Shore
Buffalo
New Lebanon Springs Road sale under court dispute
In Albany on Tuesday Judge Peckham heard Marvin Hackett vs Russell C. Root over the sale of the New Lebanon Springs road to Delos McCurdy for a Boston bank syndicate. The court extended time to Aug 12 for payment or resale, amid claims of collusion. A new Wellesley Hills station project and railroad updates follow.
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New Lebanon Springs Road
Albany
Peckham
Supreme Court
Marvin Hackett
Russell C. Root
Delos McCurdy
New York
Matthew Hale
Boston Central Bank
Lebanon Springs Road
McClennan
Chatham
Hyde
Boston
Boston Bank
Mr. Marsh
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Hale
McCurdy
Wellesley Hills
Boston and Albany Railroad
H. H. Richardson
Brighton
Conspiracy Case Resumes Before Judge Carpenter
U S circuit court proceedings resumed on July 29 with Judge Carpenter presiding over the conspiracy case against Clement Parker, master, and the brig Celeste owners, the government still not having completed its testimony.
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U. S. Circuit Court
Carpenter
Clement 5
Parker
Collision off Cape Cod between Brabrook and G M Porter
Judge Nelson sustains assessor in damages from March 8 1883 collision off Cape Cod between Alfred Brabrook and schooner G M Porter. Damages assessed at 432749 with 99437 for demurrage and freight. repairs cost 3333 12. Court finds repairs necessary and in good faith. plaintiff’s exceptions overruled. Fred Dodge and Paul West counsel.
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Alfred Brabrook
Fred Dodge
Paul West
Debtor Case Ends With Possible Guardian Discharge
John Mackay of Newton faced charges over letters written to Mrs. Charles H. Barker of Saxonville while in East Cambridge jail on a poor debtor process. Barker had transferred property to Mackay in August and friends sought a Middlesex probate guardian. Evidence questioned mind soundness. Judge Brooks denied petition. Barker′s allies claim surprise at letters. Mackay arrested for embezzlement, alleged to misuse letters in a suit. Commissioner Hallett ordered discharge for lack of probable cause. Tears flowed from Mackay and his wife during the ruling.
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John Mackay
Newton
Charles H. Barker
Saxonville
East Cambridge
Barker
Mackay
Middlesex County
Brooks
Court records list multiple drunkenness and theft cases
In the central court George H. Anderson and Cornelius McCarty were sent to the house of industry for six months. John Hunt received a similar six month sentence for a third drunkenness offence. Martin S. McCormick faced 500 dollars for violating the screen law. James McLaughlin appealed a six month assault and battery sentence on his mother-in-law. Foster Dean paid 100 dollars and costs for illegal liquor sale. Emeline Allen held 300 dollars for assault and 2000 dollars for larceny. In South Boston Michael J. Prosser held 600 dollars for not supporting his wife. Officers Bennick and Joan A. O'Rourke faced trial for assault and battery on John Ahearn. Charlestown court saw Frank W. Shear Charles A. Sutton Patrick McDonald Stephen Murdock and Henry L. Foster held 200 dollars each for adulterated milk. Highland court held Daniel alias Dingo Sullivan 800 dollars for larceny. John and James Farrell charged with assaulting Patrolman Devitt. James also charged with attempting to rescue a prisoner, cases continued to Aug 5. Henry Hicker charged with larceny and Neorna Donovan charged with assaulting James Lenahan, continued to Sept 2 and Aug 5 respectively.
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Central Court
George H. Anderson
Cornelius McCarty
House of Industry
John Hunt
Martins. McCormick
James McLaughlin
Foster Dean
Emeline Allen
South Boston
Michael J. Prosser
Bennick
Joan A. O’ Rourke
John Ahearn
Charlestown
Frank W. Shear
Charles A. Sutton
Patrick McDonald
Stephen Murdock
Henry L. Foster
Highland Court
Daniel
Dingo Sullivan
John
James Farrell
Devitt
James
Henry Hicker
Neonora Donovan
James Lenahan
The Decline of Honorable John Kelly at Tammany Hall
The Sunday Herald notes the fall of John Kelly at Tammany Hall due to overwork, irregular habits, and mental strain. It warns that nerve exhaustion can affect kidneys and liver, urging Warner's Safe Cure as daily support for vital organs amid heavy duties.
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John Kelly
Tammany Hall
Bank of Vigor
Warner
Kelly
The
Sunday Herald
Insolvent cases and business failures across New England
Louis Napoleon Fredericks of Boston faces foreclosure by the sheriff with $150,000 in liabilities. Frost Bros. & Co. in Boston offer 40 cents on the dollar. In Salem insolvency court a meeting named assignees for Chas. H. Gaffney and Henri N. Woods and Charles A. Russell. F. E. Bennett of Winthrop fails with about $20,000 liabilities and 16,000 assets. Other notices list judgments, assignments, and attachable estates in Gloucester, Bristol, Jamestown, and Suffolk County dealings.
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Louis Napoleon Fredericks
Hartford Street
Boston
John A. Dutter
Mahoney Plane
Dutter
Frost Bros. & Co
Chauncy Street
Salem
Chas. H. Gaffney
Henri N. Woods
Charles A. Russell
Gloucester
F. E. Bennett
Coal
Winthrop
Mass
L. M. Midaner
Elgin Sr
M. E. Wallace
Bristol & McArthur
St. Paul
Edward N. Whittier
Samuel Thompson
Chas
W. Wellington
Boston and Maine Railroad Promotes Nantasket Trip
The Boston and Maine railroad carried about 800 residents along its line to Rowe's wharf for a steamer excursion seeking Nantasket as the main destination. The event highlights regional rail outreach and seaside recreation.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Rowe's Wharf
Nantasket
Alabama claims court announces multiple judgments with interest
The Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims issues numerous judgments with 4 percent interest from specific dates. The awards include amounts for Daniel W. Eastman, James A. Williamson assignee, Amos Noyes and Annie M. Pike, Victor A. Sarton group, Wm. T. Coleman, Sarah E. Burgess, Hamilton J. Miller, Elizabeth A. Bragg, Francis Cutting, and many others. Also notes a nunc pro tunc vacating and new judgment for Henry B. Burtnett and others, plus various executors, administrators, and firms with specified sums and dates. The Bank of California listed with $5,545.
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Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Daniel W. Eastman
James A. Williamson
Amos Noyes
Annie M. Pike
Victor A. Sarton
Frank A. Sarton
John B. Sarton
Wm. T. Coleman
Sarah E. Burgess
Hamilton J. Miller
Elizabeth A. Bragg
Francis Cutpen
Cutting & Co
Marion de Ro
Chas
de Ro
John S. Eells
John T. Doyle
William Lambert
Marianna Jones
Kendall Manufacturing Co
Kate D. McLaughlin
Charles McLaughlin
Stephen P. M. Tasker
Thomas S. Mitchell
Henry Ogden
James P. Lacomber
Spring Valley Water Works
Taylor
San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Co
Bela Wellman
Jane E. Peck
Bela Welman
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co
Jos A. Beauvaise
Charles W. Clifford
Edward Michelson
Christian C. Medway
Ferdinand Schen
Francis Corder
Francis C. Corder
Ira D. Thompson
Henry B. Burtnett
Breithaupt & Wilson
Gilbert Palache
William M. Newhall
James C. Damon
United States
William G. Badger
Thomas C. Lindenberger
John D. Bryant
Geo. K. Fitch and
Loring
Michael Flood
John C. Doherty
Frederick A. Gibbs
Charles D. Taylor
James de la Montanya
Amnza Caywood
Johanna Copman
Frederick P. Lauterwarren
Lewis Hecht
Isaac Hecht
Jacob H. Hecht
Bank of California
Public Institutions Committee Names Subcommittee on Local Abuses
On Wednesday the committee on public institutions appointed Alderman Allen to lead a subcommittee to investigate alleged abuses at Long Island. The Sudbury river conduit undergoes cleansing by 50 workers under Superintendent Fitzgerald. Prof. Babcock milk inspector received a $50 check from Frederick Louis at Mt. Vernon National Bank. Louis runs a South Boston milk route and Babcock, planning to file a complaint for impure milk, turned the money over to city hall reporters for charitable use on the mayor’s advice.
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Long Island
Sudbury River
Fitzgerald
Babcock
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Frederick Louis
Louis
Boston
Plan to divide Dakota aims to create cattle state
A Fargo report says influential capitalists plan to split Dakota along the Missouri river near Bozeman tunnel, creating a north Dakota agricultural state and a cattleman west state. Dakota would be about 200 by 400 miles, the cattle state roughly 400 miles square, with a legislature favorable to cattle interests.
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Chicago
the Times
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Montana
Washington
Dakota
Missouri River
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Strike at T A Whicher & Co factory in Quincy
Thirty four men in the bottoming room walked out in a factory strike at T A Whicher & Co in Quincy. John Bunn, arrested in Canton for suspected fires, was discharged due to lack of evidence. Malden shopkeepers closed their stores and joined a picnic to Old Orchard Beach, with over 1000 participants.
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T. A. Whicher & Co
Quincy
John Bunn
Canton
Malden
Old Orchard Beach
Heat wave toll climbs with eleven sunstroke cases reported
Chicago dispatch notes eleven sunstroke cases from yesterday's heat wave, one potentially fatal. A morning thunderstorm cooled briefly, but hot, stagnant air returns. Readings show Keokuk 92, Omaha 79, Des Moines 87, Dubuque 80 as the day resumes.
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Notable Personalities Abroad and at Home in Brief
A compilation of society notes records Hon. Frank Jones preparing to sail for Europe in ten days, Secretary Manning's August vacation plan, D D Kelly and family rusticating in Alton New Hampshire, Nilsson set for a first professional tour in Sweden, Mayor Willsbury visiting Concord New Hampshire, and the widow and son of Dr J G Holland at the Thousand Islands home. It notes Prof Sumner at Bar Harbor, Casady the Pennsylvania attorney general, Col John D Washburn preparing a memoir for the Massachusetts Historical Society, Dr Walter S Graham establishing practice in Orlando Florida, and editorial predicts Roscoe Conkling’s national oration on Grant. Additional items cover society beauty claims, Col Markland’s authority, R H White’s Maine cruise on Edith, the Berlin ship voyage rumor, Miss Lilly Berlin Budget editor, Mrs Deacon of St Louis praised in Paris society, and Dr R J Gatling’s gun defences advocacy.
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Georgie B
Walter
Lizzie
Chaney Haviland
A Pa
Say
Thomas P Haviland
Hull
Lecak
Saly
Lucy H Hull
Saitian
Kirk
Mary Ane Kirk
Dr Kirk
Foot Nevns
Brooklyn
Israel Ogilvie
Elizar Ogilvie
Sperkinss
Kennebunkport
Emily Hingham
Hales W Suter
Ana
Bingham
Smith
Waltham
Susan
Poe
Converse Smith
Sullivan
Chelsea
Simon Sullivan
Rafton
Ann Trafton
Israel
Trafton
Johnsonr
Moody Age
Devonshire Street
Boots & Shoes
Richards & GO
Samuel Bunting’s
Kers
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
BRB. le Day & CO
USS
Telephone—No
Lign
Cearns
Waltham Gas Light Co
Naumkeag National Bank
Mercantile National Bank
Chicago South Park
Manchester
Lawrence R
Ao Freeman's National Bank
First National Bank
Newburyport
American Loan & Trust No
Boston Cyclorama Co
Busell Trimmer Co
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
City of St Paul Board of Education
Michigan Central BK
Mon Air Line
City of Chicago
Sunes, Effingham & Southeastern R R Co
Ilinois
Bloomfield R R Co
Thomas F Mason
Daniel N Stanton
New York City
Standard Coal & Iron Co
Bandis Hershaw
Acution Sera
Jg Safe
Merehan Brera
Ug Building
Woon
Ds Sanctary
Otis
Stoeke
Grand River Valley R R Co
Michigan Central
KR R. C
Anion Stock Yard and Transit Co
ALD McKay Metallic
Tobe National Bank
Northern R RR Co
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Albert Howe
Sarmer Street
Otc Ss Movi and
PeTaouel
Asiekoss Waerere Setguna
Sales Toom
Wegors
Warris Avenue
Bester
Horatio Harris & OC
Marian Elizabeta Stott
Oston
Asa Swaeph Stott
Asa Joseph Stott
Leaksville
North Carolina
Tennessee
Cincinnati Ohio
Bostovn
Maud M. Stott
Kate Lawson
A. D
Marian Elizabeth Stott
Suffolk, Ss
Onwealtth
Supreme Jupidal Court
Henry A. Clapp
Michael PR Will
John Prendergast
Steves
Jonn W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Sarah Scott
Elijah J. Curtis
Joan W. McKim
Elwah George
Massachu
Bradford, Thomas &Co
Frank P. O
Frank P. O’brien
John 8. Paine
Maia Court
Frances Ellen Woodbury
Howard Woodbury
Mary Lyons
T. J. Dacky
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
W. Suffolk
Martha J. Pike
J. B. Sanford
Wsol
Rogers & Importers
Federal Street
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