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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1886

Page

3

Boston Money Market and Street Rail Extensions News

The Boston money market stays easy with discounts 4 to 5 percent and notes of 3 to 4 percent for manufacturing paper. Haverhill & Groveland Street Railway extend four miles in Haverhill and one mile in Bradford. New York funds quote at premiums, and bank reserves show a decline in excess reserves. Local stock demand surged with many listings advancing, led by Atchison and Atlantic & Pacific amid bets on further gains. market breadth remains strong and funds move into New York & New England.

Boston Haverhill Irving A. Evans & Co Joans New York Atchison Atlantic & Pacific Chicago, Burlington & Northern Burlington & Quincy Eastern Mexican Central Jersey Central New York & New England Oregon Short Line Rutland Union Pacific Wisconsin Central Chicago, Kansas & Western Sonora Atlantic and Pacific House of Representatives Washington Senate California Southern Kansas City Springfield & Memphis Springfield Memphis Fort Scott & Gulf Kansas City,Clinton & Springfield Flint & Pere Marquette Common Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Chicago, Burlington& Northern Fastern Boston & Maine Boston& Lowell Middlesex Horse New England Krew York Sterling Exchange Gewand New York City Hocking Valley Consolidated Gas Northwestern St. Paul & Duluth Chicago & Alton New Jersey Southern Norfolk & Western Improvement Oregon Improvement Texas & Pacific

Bankers CG. H. Venner & Co Dealers in

CG H Venner and Company operate as bankers and dealers in various financial instruments and securities as listed in the notice. The firm promotes lending and investment services to clients in the region.

Brewer & Wilkins Circulars on Current Grain Market

Boston commission merchants Brewer and Wilkins offer valuable circulars and suggestions for operating successfully in the present market. They invite applications for the guidance and insights needed by grain and provisions traders at 35 Congress Street.

Stock Exchange Closing Prices and Bond Sales June 14

Market report lists bonds and railroad stocks with closing prices and sales figures. Includes prices for Oregon, Rutland, Cam bridge, Manhattan, Union Pacific, and various mining and telephone companies with daily percentage changes and totals.

Hidh C.B & N Se C.K & WS Ny&n Oregon Lake Chacon Orr Rutland Tc&sfe Atch Boston & Alb Boston & Me Bos & Lowell CB & Nor al South Cie Cambridge H B& Q Jer Central Pullman P Union Pacific Wis Aspinwall Boston Water P Slo Boston Lana Am Beil Isl Cal & Hee Franklin Ogceois

Boston Ad Listings for June 14 Sales

Report lists various items for sale and property entries with street addresses in Boston incl pieces on Boylston Street Tropical Telephone Mexican Telephone and Crescent Street. The fragmented catalog mentions American Electric Company and other entries at 100 Toi and 106 Napa with monetary values and sale notations.

Quincy Boylston Street

New York Financial Market Chases Steady Close

The New York financial scene shows gains in railroad bonds and several stock advances after a volatile session. Trading activity remains modest with a steady close as dealers eye movements in New England rail and utility issues and the East Tennessee income trust.

Closing notations Northwest do pref New York Ventral

The list records preferred and common stock notations across multiple railroad and railroad-linked companies, naming tickers and percentage preferences such as New York Ventral and Ohio & St Louis, Richmond & Danville, St Paul, Union Pacific, Erie, and Central Pacific. It reads like an investment shorthand of bonds and shares with percentages and preference notes.

Northwest New York Ny, Ohio St Louis Ohio Ontario and Western Oregon Navigation Oregon Transcon Oregon Improvement Co Pacific Mail A. Eesvesesstzeen D.& Evansvillé Power Serecasaeesdahl Pullman Palace Moeagine Richmond & All Richmond & Danvile Richmond & W P Rochester & Pitts San Fran St Paul Cccces Des Cessees St Paul, Minn & Man St Paw & Omaha Adams Express Alton & Terre Haute American Express Isoston Air Line Sur Cren Canada Pacific Canada Southern Eee Canton Central Central Pacific Ecce Chesaneake & Ohio Cccwanesede Oe del & Hudson Soir del. & Lack Ore Denyer & Rio Grande Erie Long Island Wells Fargo LO & Nasd Western Union Louisville and New al Hocking Valley Manhattan Beach Cesescreee- LU Man Eees Charleston Metropolitan Elevated Michigan Central Milwaukee, Ls& W PacificGs Mion & St L Esceee- Quis Colum Missouri Pacific Denver & R Grande Isis Mobile & Ohio Kke Morris & Eseex Kans Pac Cotisois Nashville & Chattan New Jersey Inole Norfok& W Union Pacific Northern Pac Rerecovsae No Pacific

Mining stock closes in San Francisco on June market

Official closing prices list mining shares in San Francisco today. Names like Hale & Norcross Bodie Con Eureka Comn and The Best & Belcher are noted with small price entries. The Best & Belcher Mining Co has levied a 50 cent per share assessment.

San Francisco Cal Hale & Norcross Best & Belcher Mining Company

New Orleans bookseller seeks creditor extension in distress

Attachment against Chisholm Bros. is for a contested claim offered at 100 dollars, which was rejected. Creditors meeting in Worcester heard claims totaling 33,000 dollars from Austin W. Ward creditors. Nominal assets listed at 12,000 dollars, with a proposed 20 cent on the dollar settlement expected to pass.

H. Billard New Orleans H. J. Chisholm

A Pretty Stiff Collar Heads a Curious Find

Superintendent Schmitt of the Cleveland ee shows a starched standing collar with a bullet lodged near the back button-hole. The owner stood on Euclid Avenue near the park when struck. no report was heard and a suspected air gun fired the shot.

Schmitt The Clevelandee Euclid Avenue

Railroad land sales and investments totals reported

A historical report lists acres sold by Iowa Railroad Land Company and others, with town lot sales and land purchasers figures. It records total land sales, investments and dividends totaling 879793 36 with cash on hand 37353 01 as of March 31, and combined totals of 127, etc.

Iowa Railroad Land Company Iowa Falls Sioux City Railroad Coudady Eae Asesece Miscowi Valley Land Company Blairtown Lot and Land Company

Exhibition of Edward Hill painting in Boston window

Agent Dow of the Boston and Lowell railroad displays an oil by Edward Hill in his Washington street office window. The work shows the White mountains as seen from Waumbek House at Jefferson New Hampshire.

Dow Boston and Lowell Railroad Washington Street Edward Hill White Mountains Waumbek Jefferson, N. H Philadelphia Northern Pacific Company Erie Northwest Traffic Association Sappho Maine Central Rairoad Company Bath Mt. Desert Mt. Desert Ferry Bar Harbor Maine Central Chicago Hocking Valley Huntington Roads Newport News C. P. Huntington Chesapeake & Ohio Road Trunk Line

Mortgage releases and transfers from 19th century notices

A list of mortgage releases and transfers including Sophia W. Viall to Samuel Wilmot Dennis release of mortgage from Elijah F. Tainter. Edward D. Conant to Henry C. Hubbard. Nichols to Pierce. Walter F. Babcock estate to Michael Gately. Boston Five Cents Savings Bank to George F. Weller. Alden Avery to Reuben E. Demmon. George W. Basford to Lucy Ellen Latham. James J. Muliow to Daniel Ahernetux. Dates range 1866 to 1885 with various sums.

George W. Nason Harriet S. Johnston Huntington Avenue Northampton Street William Minot Elizabeth B. Andrews Mary E. Moore William Minot, Jr Charles Street Michael A. Kerrigan Emeline A. Todd Fayette Street Bartholomew O’connor Edward D. Sohier Henry Bryant RoxbuRy Patrick Finneran Eliot Five Cents Savings Bank Downer Street South Boston George F. Weller Gigie Edward C. Nickels Samuel B. Pierce Edward Nickels Eastman Street Charlestown Thomas McMahon Jonn Griffin Medford Allston Mbppford Charles H. Proctor Betsey A. Belcom McLean Street Bay Chelsea Hammond Chamberlain Boston & Maine Railread Company Heard Street John £. Marston Et al Rachel C. Stannish Broadway Charles Rolston Irving Isaac Stebbins Warren Avenue Samuel Wilmot Chelsea Savings Bank Poplar Street Frank W. Reynolds Lynn & Boston Railroad Company Webster Avenue Carter Sophia W. Viall Elijah F. Tainter FICO Edward D. Conant Henry C. Hubbard Daniel Gallagher C. Nichols Samuel GB. Pierce Walter F. Babcock Samuel Babcock Michael Samuel C. Wilkins James J. Muliow Daniel Ahernetux Ty Gage Davia H. Roche

Alterations Begun at State Prison in Charlestown

Work on the Charlestown State Prison will take seven months and about 50000 dollars. The west wing hospital and strong room will be removed to add sixty general cells, creating capacity from 193 to 268. Thirty six prisoners were moved to the attic to allow tearing down, with hospital patients to follow.

Charlestown Spaulding

Forepaugh Circus Opens Week in Union Grounds Pavilion

The Forepaugh circus began a week of entertainment at the Union ball grounds with a street parade through city streets. The afternoon program featured two rings an elevated stage and equestrian acts including Miss Annie Carroll riding a marching horse. Other highlights included Pickaninny Sullivan boxing bicycle riding trapeze and globe performances concluding with hippodrome races.

Mammoth Union Ball Grounds Bolivar Annie Carroll Polxa

Knights of Labor District Actions Reported in Labor Notes

Labor matters show District 30 striking gusset web mill workers at Martin Bros Chelsea with funds sent to striking suspender mill workers. Arbitration sought for R G Haskell Weymouth boot maker. District 60 reopens mat ter with W B Thorn hat maker Haverhill, executive board hints at boycott. Districts 20 and 77 discuss joint stamp for Knights of Labor goods.

Martin Bros Chelsea District 30 K. of R. G. Haskell Weymouth District 60 W. B&b. Thorn Haverhill Boycot Knights of Labor

Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets Promoted As Modern Cathartic

An advertisement urges readers to discard old blue mass and switch to Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets. It claims the sugar coated granules are small easy to take containing root principles and provide strong cathartic power without violent effects. The copy touts them as a safe long lasting stomach tonic and anti bilious remedy.

Commodity markets hold steady with minor shifts in grains

The flour market remains unchanged while corn and oats ease slightly and other grains hold. Butter, cheese, eggs, beans, fruit, hay, seeds, poultry, and tallow show no notable changes. Chenango potatoes ease a little as Southern potato receipts rise, and provisions stay quiet. The bark B Webster from Iquique brought 1847 bars of copper, reportedly the port’s first shipment to the United States.

B. Webster Iquique New York Chicago Clark & Ward Devonshire Street Con- Brass East Bee el See Warsaw Gotton Manfs TANG Gath DOB Danish West Indies Scotland Newfoundland and Labrado British West Indies Eosseresecees Azores Madeira Cuba Belgium United States of Colomb Portugal Bccn

Grain and flour markets steady amid weak demand

Wheat remains unsettled with no life in the trade and prices unchanged. Corn is easier with steamer yellow at 48c and no grade nominal. oats and rye show limited trading. Millfeeds quiet. stock tallies and receipts listed. buyers focus on actual needs rather than ahead purchases.

Butter and cheese markets hold steady across cities

Butter remains near last quotes with strong supply for immediate use and firm Western creamery prices at 16½ to 16¾ cents. New York and Chicago cheese steady with varied shells and box lots. 4¾ to 7⅞ cents ranges. Eggs quiet. beans, potatoes, and fruit shipments show mixed values across ports and transport lines.

New York futures open dull with mixed commodity quotes

Market figures show dull New York futures with varied bids and asks across months from December to November. Spot markets trace a mixed bag with upland cotton and refined sugar quotes, while oil and pipe line certificates update through June 1885 figures.

Seine Manis Llollos Porto Rico Cuba Centennial Beacon Light Head Light Imperial

Cotton and grain markets across multiple cities June 14

Cotton prices mixed with declines across uplands and Orleans grades while flour and grain futures show weakness in New York and steady to higher notes in Chicago and Milwaukee. Wheat, corn, oats, and pork movements are listed with regional receipts and shipments across Detroit Cincinnati St Louis and other markets.

New York Orleans St. Louis Minnesota English Island United Liverpool Silesian Chicago Wisconsin Michigan Milwaukee Detroit Cincinnati Little Falls N. Y Cneese Glee Utica Augusta Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore Great Britain France Continent Louisville Galveston New Orleans United States

Provision market price list for pork beef and lamb

Market rates show long cuts of pork at 12.75 13.25 per unit and backs at 13.25 12.50, fresh ribs sausage and lard graded by size and container, ham and bacon varieties with several cents per pound ranges, beef prices include extra plate and mess at 10 to 11.50, and fresh beef and lamb quotes across weights with regional variety and shop terms.

Provisionus Brighton Chicago Lee Worcester County

Quiet Cotton Market On Holiday In Liverpool

The market is quiet with quotations easy as Liverpool is closed for a holiday, leaving no active price listings. Local traders report a muted session while other centers show little movement.

Liverpool

Cattle and Hog Market Prices Report from Chicago

Chicago cattle receipts 6 390, shipments 2 000. Steers 4 40 to 4 65. stockers 2 75 to 4 60. cows and bulls 2 3 95. Through Texans quotes 3 25 to 4 Corn sea 4 4 90. Hog receipts 44 000, shipments 7 060, lower. Pack and ship 4 10 to 4 25. light 4 90 to 4 25. ships 2 50 to 3 75. Sheep receipts 1 800, natives 2 4 69, lambs 2 4 per head.

Cuicago

Wheat Strength Amid Bearish Rumors And Rain Late July

A Chicago despatch reports weak opening after weekend rains. Wheat shows strength despite rumors of crop damage. visible supply down about 0.75 million bushels. Corn steady to higher, pork softer. Nebraska crops look poor and rumors of Minnesota damage persist. export demand in New York remains firm.

Emery & Hodges State Street New York Lsst Nebraska Minnesota

Wheat Market Notes and Export Movements

The market shows steady activity with July prices at 7 46 c and August near 7 0 c as buyers absorb supply. Export movement remains strong with 2.4 million bushels of wheat and flour last week and 333,000 bushels shipped from New York today, while visible supply falls by about 1 million.

New York

Foreign Markets. Havana June 14 Spanish gold and sugar quotes

Foreign markets report from Havana notes United States 60 days gold at 83 with premium, short sight gold 9% premium, sugar weak with 2000 bags molasses sugar at 206 gold per quintal. Spanish gold quoted at 18714 1871g. exchange quiet but firm.

Havana United States

Shipping inventory from multiple ports and steamer cargo

Long list of cargo items by port and steamer including sal mon eggs salmon lobsters mackerel veal lamb and potatoes. Named firms and ships appear with quantities such as 381 bags potatoes 406 cases eggs 13 bbls mackerel 7 crates cucumbers and 55 cases eggs from Charlottetown and Halifax to Savannah and beyond.

Yarmouth Steamer Dominion Barclay & Co Ellis & Co Jones & Co Clements & Co Charlottetown Pel & Halifax Worcester Arthur & Co Bell Bartlett, Lyman & Co Bowles & Co Clarke P Brown & Co Brown, de Lorie & Co Ely Griffin & Co S Fifield & Co George D Holbrook Do Hathaway & Co Russell & Co Woodsire & Co Winsor & Son Pictou Ed Shumway & Co Port Hawkesbury Bigelow & Co Cutler Fuller & Co Grifin & Co Gragg Moise Mulhail Morey & Willigs Peabody Picket & Co Senedil Halifax Butler Chapin Bros Haskins & Montague Hathaway & Co Kakas & Scen Lewis & Lbro John O’connor Peabody & Co Pickert & Co Kerdall & Co Rockwell & Son Swan Taylor & Mayo Whitney, Pousland & Co Bogden & Co Barrows & Co S Chasuberlain & Co Chase & Sanborn Curtis & Co Eustis & Co Pineappes Florida Fruit Co Brye & Co Farnum & Co Harrington William F Hail & Co McKeever & Hail Morrison & Co George E Newham Nichols, Dupee & Co Puffer Bros Patch & Roberts Rice & Holloway Duck Robinson & Shacketton Russell Paper Co Richardson & Dennie Rogers & Beardwell Rogers & Co Snow & Co Springfield Co Sampson & Co Stetson, Moseley & Co Simmons & Co Tutile & Co Wheelwright & Co White Bros & Sons York & Co Arecibo & Mayaguez Medway Elia Maud Smith & Co Boston Fruit Co Barrington Nellie G Davis L Clements & Co Pei Willie Gossler & Co Demerara Winsor & Son Rosario Auburndale Bres & Co Havana Boston Iloilo Standard Sugar Governor's Harbor S E Mervin Odiorne & Co Souris Jessie Newell

Unclear Mixed Freight Totals Across Several Rail Lines

Fragmented OCR lists freight items and quantities by railroad lines including Grend Junction Providence New York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maire Lowell Boston and Mame Eastern Western divisions. Items cover cotton wool flour corn oats malt millfeed butter cheese tea coffee sugar hides skins and leather with numerous inconsistent spellings and units.

Boston and Albany Railroad Grend Junction Railroad Providence Railroad Baes Golony Railroad New York and New England Railroad Fitchburg Railroad Boston Maire Boston and Mame Rairoad Lowell Railroad Express Waas Pets Miesen Cel Hhde. Ls LST NGO Souice SG Ee Inet

Staple Goods Receipts At Port June 14

Totals for principal staple receipts at the port today from all points of shipment are listed, including commodities in transit, compared with the same day last year. The brief table shows changes from the prior year’s figures.

Trade Notices From Multiple Cities Across the Nation

Lists names of merchants and firms from cities including Baltimore Cincinnati Detroit Dubuque Dallas Evansville New Orleans Pittsburgh and Chicago with associated partners and firms in a directory-like notice. Mentions J Newburger Sanger Bros WJ Dallam Butterworth W D Robinson and others.

Cincinnati Butterworth Butterworth & Co Petroit Mich K K Walker D Robinson & Co Alm Dubuane M _R Amsden Serge & Ansden, Tre Dallas Tex J Newburger Sanger Bros Evansville Ind W J Dallam, Jr WJ Dallam & Son Raw New Orleans Rosenburg Pittsburg Penn J A Borland Ads

Fall River Steamers Resume Evening Concerts to New York

Summer travel note announces the Fall River Line Steamers will again offer evening concerts to New York for the season. The revived service aims to entertain travelers during the warmer months as passengers enjoy the voyage.

New York

Shore Line to New York A Train Schedule Notice

Train times from Providence and Boston to New York with Sunday and daily departures. Buffet car service offered both ways. Tickets and staterooms available at 214 Washington Street and Boston station. Stations include Grand Central Depot and Stonington Line details.

New York Middletown New Haven Pullman Boston Hartford New Britain Sterbury Danbury Fishkill England Air Line Grand Central Depot Willimantic Waterbury Newhaven Bristol Philadelphia New Jersey City Trenton Baltimore Haven Washington Richman New London Norwich Danielsonville Putnam City of Worcester City of New York Washington Street Summer Street W. H. Turner Pratt A. O. Kendall Providence Railroad Stonington Boston & Providence Railroad Washington, Corner State Street Boston & Providence R. R J. W. Richardson A. A. Folsom Botton & Providence KR. B

Boston and Maine Timetables for City Stations and Trains

Boston and Maine routes listed for Haymarket Square and Causeway Street stations. Schedules show departures to Bangor St John Halifax Portand and other points with varied times from morning to evening on multiple lines and connecting railways.

Boston Bangor St. John Halifax Provinces Haymarket Square Causeway Street Eastport Calais N. B Lewiston Augusta Manchester Concord N. H The North North Conway Portland

Bus Timetable Fragments for New England Routes

Readable fragments list multiple departure times from Boston area stations to towns including Alton Bay Rochester Farmington and Lawrence North and South Lawrence Andover Andover schedules show AM PM times with several hourly stops and returns across various lines.

Boston Haymarket Square Alton Bay Rochester Farmington Kennebunk Widdeford Saco Great Frails Dover Exeter Merrimac Haverhill Georgetown North Andover Lawrence North Lawrence South Lawrence Andover

Sunday Train Timetable Fragments for New England Routes

Schedules list weekday and Sunday departures for Lowell Wilmington Reading Wakefield Banvers Newburyport Melrose Highland Melrose Malden Medford and surrounding lines. Includes times, service notes for Wednesdays Saturdays and special trains for Workingmen and Boston connections.

Lowell Wilmington Reading Wakefield Banvers Newburyport Melrose Highland Stoneham Melrose Malden Medford

Boston Rail Schedules Eastern Division Timetables

Daily service details from stations on Causeway Street to Newburyport Portland and Halifax. Includes departure times from Travis, Saco, Dover, Portsmouth, Amesbury, Beverly, Lynn, Revere and more with branch lines via Saugus and Western divisions. Names James T. Furber and D. J. Flanders listed as General Manager and General Passenger Agent.

Causeway St Friend St. Travis Boston Riddeford Saco Berth Conway Wolfeboro Great Falls Rochester Dover Portsmouth Hampton North Hampton Leach Amesbury Newbury Port Ewe Gao One Rockport and Gloucester Branch Beverly Middleton Peabody and Panvers Satem Marblehead Swampscott Branch Wampercott Lynn Frevere Chelsea Essy Everett Saugus Portland aVia Sangus iVia Western Division North Berwick Scarbore Aviation wWorkineman eVia

Boston and Lowell Railroad Schedule Fragment

Through service from Boston to Tilton Laconia Weirs Meredith Plymouth and more with daily routes and times. Local branches to White Mountain and Northern divisions list departures and arrivals. Officials O S Mellen and Lucius Tuttle note timetable information and station offices in Boston.

Boston & Lowell Railroad Boston Causeway Street City Washington Street Old State Louse Tilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland Plymouth Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St. Albans Warren Haverhill Woodsville Newtt St. Johnsbury Sherbrook Quebec Montreal Ogdensburg Bristol Claremont White Mountain Pullman Sleepire Central Vermont K.K Passumpsick K.arlor Bret Hillsboro Hillisboro Concord Met Wilton Milford Amherst SUN Gareenfield Washua Mmet

Fitchburg Railroad announces new Moogsac Tunnel route schedules

The Fitchburg line lists daily and Sunday trains from Boston to multiple hubs including Syracuse Chicago St Louis and Albany with Pullman cars. The notice names numerous stops such as Gardner Baldwinville Athol Orange Shelburne Falls Greenfield North Adams Royalston and more with varied morning and evening times starting April 19 1886. John Adams general superintendent signs the notice.

Causeway Street Boston Syracuse W. C Chicago St. Louis Pullman New York Central Shelburne Falls West Pitchberg Wachusett Otter River Wendell East Deerfield Montague Cheshire St. Albans Keene and Rutland Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Groton, Pepperell Nashua Framingham Lowell Lowell R Railroad South Framingham Fitchburg Ayer Junction North Leominster Littleton South Acton Shirley Ayer Sunction Greenville and Townsend Centre Rmariboro Hudson and Maynard Concord Lincoln Waltham Belmont Aid Waverley Waverley Watertown Union Market Mt. Auburn Cambridge Union Square Aid Somerville Gui Am Somerville Union Square Baldwinsville Ware River John Adams

Boston and Lowell MB Train Schedules 1886

Public timetable detailing outbound and return train departures from Boston to Jeffersom Wey Stations and various suburban stops including Boylston Belmont Waverly Waltham and Belmont Waltham. Indicates Monday May 31 1886 start date with multiple daily departures and express services.

Boston and Lowell MB Caustway Street Boston Jeffersom Wey SUN Oskdale Boylston Het Clinton Berlin Bet Gueckbottom Tury Icon Sun Belmont Waverly Waltham Waverity

Train Schedule Changes For Weekdays And Weekends

The timetable lists daily shifts with morning arrivals from New York Verbiage indicates trains on Monday to Friday at 11 15 am and later times on other days. It notes connections from Providence and detention at Mansfield until 9 am if the Shore Line train hasn’t passed. A A Folsom Superintendent.

T eutOron New York Providence Mansfield Shore Line A. A. Folsom

Old Colony Train Schedules From Boston to New York and Stations

On and after May 31 1886 Weekday trains depart Boston for New York via Fall River with return via Fall River Line and Newport schedules. Timetables list numerous connections including Taunton Brockton Whitman Cohasset Hingham South Braintree and Cape Cod division with multiple AM and PM departures and returns. J R Kendrick General Manager.

New York Vie Kalt Hiver Pulitt Bristol Fall River Old Colony Brooklyn Jersey City Old State House Washington and State Streets Collony Station L. H. Palmer J. R. Kendrick Boston Fall River Line Newport Taunton Brockton New Bedford Central Dean Street North Easton Stoughton Randolph Middleboro Breckton Breturn Frymouth Abington Duxbury Cohasset Hingham South Braintree Quincey Nepoonset Weat Quincy Return Milton Neponset Cottage City Agea Cape Cod Provincetown Yarmouth Biwannis Barnstable Sandwich Bourne Hyannis Woods Hall Falmouth Monument Beach Way the Weymouths Marshfield Scituate Plymouth Heture L River

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Sterling Duer N’s Mexico Osceola Calumet & Pleda United States Supreme Court Washington, D. C Kensington Cheir Mr. Parks Pavonia Scythia Bull Point Metropolitan Railroad Company Burton Stock Car Company Winnisimmet Ferry Company CG. H. Venner & CO Congress Street Brewer & Wilkins Grain and Provisions Congress St Roston Stock Exchange Brokers’ Board Wison W. Fay & Co NEW York Financial Canada Southern Ohio & Mississippis Eeeese Ogee Pacific Mall Northern Pacific Oregon Transcontinental Suffolk County St. Botolph Street Franklin Haven Et al Jessell Nason Columbus Avenue W. Emerson William E. A. Dillaway Thomas A. Johnston Harrist S. Johnston Back Bay Tron Silvet Rare& Norcross Colorado PGA Bulwer California Railroad Matters Iowa Railroad Railroad Land Company Iowa Illinois Indiana Southern Illinois Canada Superior Canada Nei E. M. Bacon W. W G. R. Noyes Key West Linn O’dee Seaverns & Co Long Islands Lorenzo Baker Vermont Dairy East Extra New Lampshire Vermont Western Choice, LLC Nova Scotia Northern Island Choice Palermo Messina Imperials Jamaica Baracoas Timothy Do West Red Top West Iblack Jersey Telegraph Clark and Ward John Lockport Annapolis & Digby New Brunswick Steamer Dominion London Eng Gallia Port of Waite IGRI Rice Cavehorse Alesens MITS Germany Bishes Ccersese Italy Sumac Rosario Gauanea Demarara Porr Antonio Hamilton Tom Trinidad Pie Barbadoes Eeckosiscvaesa pBaGstte Agar Bene Lumber Goss Veseus Sevesese Cveencerevnre C. S. Lee Brenham Newbouer Newbouer & Bro Batimore Mad F Borner Horner Chattanooga Tenn G M Smartt Smartt Bros & Co Wharf and Dock First E Street Zuby St P. S. Huckins & CO Central Square Rrailroads Montreal & West Greeeee Pullman Car Central Vermont HK J. W. Hobart Cummings Nonene R. R New England Limited Willmantic Banbury Brewster's Rewbury Bochville Conn Southbridge and Webster Philford Dadiey Beird St Mit Bowdein Harvard St Porchester Mattapan Isem Buver Street Einde Fark Beadvile Ashcroft L.isrm. Ellis Borwood Rmorowrood Central Tiltons Waipole Kliazhbiand Lake Ff Am Blackstone Norwood Central Woonsocket Division Boson Sandaya Weedham and Way Woonsocket, & Am Boston & Providence R Eree Concorder. BR H. B.chamberlin Railroads Maine Washington Streets Reading and Way Paul Lawrence Reston Salem Ror St. John and Halifax Bileachery Bmet Fo. Billerica Lawrenge Bete Sitenehbam Woburn v.Ut. Ova Pvinchester A. m Collegie Hem Ake Mess Htet Con Station Biliertea Redfora Lexington Artington Bedford Nashua Junction O.S. Mellen Lucius Tuttle G R Moogsac Tunnel Ors Greenfield North Adams Royalston Erving Gentral Massachusetts Bree Boston & Providence Bostom Heturn Pawtucket Dodgeville Hebronville Attleboro North Attieboro Meturn Miama Field East Foxboro Sharon Cantom Junction Hee Turn Meadville Hyde Park Mt. Hope Clarensdom Hills Reeturn Forest Hillis Jamaica Pirin Lecturn Dedhams Spring Street West Hoxbury Highland Meturam Stoughton and Camton
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