Boston Stock Market Mixed With Notable Rail and Bond Movements
The Boston market shows dull activity with total daily sales around $160,000 in bonds and 4,818 shares. Railroads led gains and losses, with Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe slipping briefly to 783 before recovering to 781 while Chicago Burlington and Quincy rose to 1243 amid a rumored St Louis to St Paul route. Union Pacific touched 763 to 77, and bond and stock movements included heavy transfers and orbital shifts. A legal report cites the Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis receiver’s filings showing cash balances and receipts for December and January. A copper dispute grows as Minnesota mine allegedly diverted water from National Copper property, prompting a $100,000 damages claim in Michigan suit.
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Boston
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
St. Louis
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Craig
Toledo
Cincinnati
Connorton Valley
Flint
Pere Marquette
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Pullman Palace
Mexican Central
Oregon
Lowell
Haverhill
Maine
Albany
Eastern
Old Colony
New York
New England
New York, New Haven and Hartford Company
New York and
New
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
Atlantic and Pacific
American Bell Telephone
United States
Trenton
N.J
Joseph H. Tuttle
M. A. Delano
Globe
Minnesota
National Copper Mine
National
Court of
Michigan
Stocks and Bonds Promptly Executed by Richardson Hill Co
Richardson Hill Co brokers execute orders on Boston and New York boards with private wires to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Daily quotations of all stock markets available at No 40 Water Street office.
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Boston
New York
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphia
Baltimore
No. 40
Water Street
Samuel Bunting
Check of
New York Markets Show Mixed Opening Despite Big Gains
Financial wires report money rates at 14 29 percent on call, prime mercantile paper at 4 54, and bay silver 111%. Government securities steady, rail bonds active led by Texas Pacific. Stock exchange opens strong with early gains, then moderates. notable moves include Rock Island to 124 1 4, Denver and Rio Grande rising to 21, Southwesterns climbing, and Texas Pacific up to 21 4. Market sentiment hints at a forthcoming higher day, aided by Chicago rail conference prospects. Trading volume reaches 160 400 shares with extensive lists of rails, Pacifics, and mining stocks.
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Boston
Mercantile
New York
U K
Prime Mercantile
Gallia
Texas Pacific
Stock Exchange
Rock Island
Northwest
Chicago
Denver
Rio Grande
Texas Pacifics
Kansas
Texas
Wabash
Darling, Denslow & Co
Tvo-Day
Flour and Wheat Prices in Local Market Report
Receipts total 4649 sacks of flour and 9724 bills amid a dull market with nominal quotes. Wheat, corn, oats, and butter markets show mixed changes and steady to unchanged prices. Chicago reports and stock figures accompany a broad summary of provisions and dairy goods.
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Chicago
Ami
Board of Exchange
New York
Boston
Trade cargo list from London and Caribbean ships
Detailed ledger of shipments and cargoes including dates, boxes, bales, bars, casks, and bags. Entries list steamer York City and Craighill routes with sugar coffee dye cement matches beer wine and livestock notes, plus brig Kepid and schooner Osseo tonnage and cargoes. Names include Moors & co Baring Bros & co Atkins & co Parsons & co and Brown Bros & co among others.
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London
Eng
York City
Moors & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Hoxie & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Brown, Shipley & Co
Parsons & Co
Bray & Hayes
McIntyre, French & Co
Walton
Oilman’s
Cardenas
Belle Wooster
Atkins & Co
Cienfuegos
Craighill
Maceio
Rose
Boston Sugar Refinery
St Pierre Mig Brig Energy-308 Anchors and Cargo Summary
Report lists cargo items aboard the brig Energy 308 anchored at St Pierre with quantities including buoy kegs boots ship blocks beans bread coffee chocolate and brass bushings among others. The fragmentary inventory shows boxes and barrels with several quantities and unit measures.
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ST Pierre
Mig
Brig Energy
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railways
A compact inventory from multiple railroad lines lists cotton wool flour corn oats malt meal feed tallow lard beans butter eggs cheese leather hides skins pelts and related goods. Entries cover Boston and Albany Providence Grand Junction New York and New England Fitchburg Eastern Lowell Maine Peabody and Salem and other carriers with quantities in bales, bbls, sacks, cars, and boxes.
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Cs S
Surat
Dri
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Bates
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Maine Railroad
Peabody and Salem
Sea
P& L
N.hampshire
Vermont
Boston
Lowell
Maine
Fitchburg
Eastern
New York
New England
Providence
Brighton
N. B
Boston and Albany
Retail Prices at Faneuil Hall Market on March 19
The market for provisions shows little change with fair demand across departments. Fresh meats feature steady beef prices while mutton and veal remain in light supply and firm.
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Faneuil Hall Market
Market Report of Live Stock and Prices
Detailed live stock market report with cattle sheep calves and hog prices. Includes origin by state car counts by railroad and price ranges for beef, store cattle, swine and lambs plus hides tallow and skins and notes on cattle classifications and market sources.
Markets by Telegraph and Domestic Market Highlights
Market data from multiple ports shows river and coastal prices with net receipts at United States ports totalling 8,544 for today and 21,112 for four days. Tone remains steady at Baltimore and New York, firm at Charleston, and steady at other points. New York flour receipts and prices are mixed with city mills showing activity but weak overall. No 2, fancy white wheat western extra, and various grades quoted with slight variations.
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Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Commercial Exchange
Seler
Racena
Mid
St L's
United States
Great Britain
France
Baltimore
Charleston
New York
Minnesota
Market summary of grain and livestock on March 18
Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati and other cities report mixed grain prices with wheat easing and corn holding steadier. Oats and rye show varied moves. hog, cattle, and sheep markets generally steady to slightly lower. receipts and shipments detailed for flour, wheat, corn, oats, barley, and pork products.
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Chicago
New York
Ochicago
Union
St. Louis
Ranger
Bcrk
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Foreign Markets and Commodities Report London March 18
Financial and commodity bulletin from London and Liverpool notes consols, railway shares, and Pacific staples with prices. Wheat cargoes dull, corn firmer, California wheat quoted around 39 shillings, flour and grain rates at Liverpool, and Buenos sugar and bullion movements. Havana sugar markets weak, birds polarizing near 96 degrees, Spanish gold at $2 37. Exchange quiet.
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Commercial
London
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
California
Liverpool
Bank of England
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Havana
Matanzas
Cardenas
New Route to Gettysburg Pa Opens Rail Line
The Gettysburg and Harrisburg railroad, 31% miles from Carlisle to Gettysburg, ascends South Mountain via Hunter's Run with stone ballast and heavy trestles. Gettysburg will be reachable from Harrisburg in two hours, opening the shrine to travelers.
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Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Cumberland Valley
South Mountain
Pine Grove Iron Furnaces
Hunter's Run
New York and New England
Dedham
Clark
New York and New England Railroad
Boston
Degham
Sooston and
Dadham
Boston and Providence
Court opens March term before Judge Nelson in Roxbury
The March term of the court opened at 1 o'clock with prayer by Rev. W. W. Colburn of Warren Street Methodist church in Roxbury. The grand jury was charged by the judge and retired to deliberate on cases to be presented by the district attorney.
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Nelson
W. W. Colburn
Warren Street Methodist Church
Roxbury
Testimony Fraud Charged in Early Naturalization Case
Before Commissioner Hallett Patrick Walsh James T Vahey and Edward T Fitzwilliam faced Peary related charges for sworn testimony in a naturalization matter. Walsh was arrested in South Braintree and brought to Watertown where the other two were detained. They allegedly claimed the applicant arrived in 1869, not 1879, making the five year rule for naturalization unmet. Bonds set at 1500 dollars for further examination on March 22.
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Hallett
Patrick Walsh
James T. Vahey
Edward T. Fitzwilliam
Peary
Walsh
South Braintree
Watertown
Supreme Judicial Court March 18 in Chambers decisions
The Supreme Judicial Court session before Chief Justice Norton and Judges Fretp Allen Allen Holmes lists cases argued No. 952 Cowley vs McLaughlin No. 996 Rhodes vs Rhodes No. 997 Cutter vs Lennox No. 1003 McMahon vs O Connor No. 1004 McMahon vs same No. 954 Gurney vs Waldron unfinished In Chambers Ferdin and A Wyman suits involve attachments and remedy at law A bill by Caroline J F Wyman seeks removal of James Wyman’s body Arlington decision dismisses bill but grants burial rights and monument in Arlington lot.
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Supreme Judicial Court
C. J. Norton
Fretp
W. Allen
C. Allen
Holmes
Charles Cowley
Lawrence McLaughlin
C. Cowley
W. F. Slocum
Edward S. Rhodes
Annie H. Rhodes
A. Wellington
E. B. Callender
J. A. Sawyer
Mary Waldron
A.C. Vinton
Chambers
Devens
Equity
Ferdinand A. Wyman
Shaw Brothers & Co
Fogg Brothers & Co
Richardson and Denny
Maine
New York
G. A. Morse
J. O. Teele
M. Storey
Richardson & Denny
Caroline JF. Wyman
Mary E. Howe
James Wyman
Cambridge
Arlington
Mount Auburn
Superior Court Session Highlights and Case List
The first session on March 18 before Judge Birkingham includes Leander A. Couellard vs Albert S. Eaton over a $1,000 note and a deposition proceeding. Moses Reed vs Boston claims snow and ice damages at West Cedar street. The second session before Judge Mason covers Benjamin F. Smith vs Robert M. Jackman on two notes and sheep skins. Bartholomew McNamara vs Boston Tow Boat Co for $10,000 in injuries from a passenger on the Andrew Foster during a boat race. notices warn that March 22 is the deadline to place actions on the April trial list.
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Leander A. Couellard
Albert S. Eaton
Stetson
D. F. Crane
W. Gaston
R. Lund
Moses Reed
Boston
Benjamin F. Smith
Robert M. Jackman
Jackman Bros
T. H. Jackman
F. A. Perry
C. EB. Heag
H. W. Moulton
Bartholomew McNamara
Boston Tow Boat Company
Andrew Foster
Campbell
Point of Pines
R. M. Morse, Jr
L. S. Dabney
McNamarra
Barnes
Old Colony Tow Boat Co
R. KR. Co
Freeman
Stewart
Planet cml
Chicker
Fuller
Conloning
NoTicy
Superior Court Hearing Robbery Trials
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Staples presided on March 1. Barney McNamee and Patrick McGinty were found not guilty of robbery. Michael Miley and Henry Leonard faced trial on robbery charges.
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Superior Criminal Court
Mar
Staples
Barney McNamee
Patrick McGinty
Michael Miley
Henry Leonard
Municipal Courts March III Proceedings and Fines
In central court Judge Parmenter presided over cases including Michael Flaherty and James Kane each held $1200 for breaking and entering, Sarah Brown jailed for common hightwalker, Theo dore Staper fined for larceny, James T. Bean held $1000 for forgery, John Redmond jailed $1000 for larceny, Louisa Cook jailed six months for disorderly conduct, and several others with varied penalties. East Boston, Highland, South Boston, Bunker Hill, Brighton, and Dorchester courts also logged assaults, batteries, larcenies, and fines including a notable $25 in one assault case and multiple $10 to $20 fines.
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Central Court
Judge Parmenter
John Barber
John Guinazzo
Michael Flaherty
James Kane
House of Industry
Sarah Brown
Theodore Staper
James T. Bean
John Redmond
Louisa Cook
Nelson Southwick
William Marshall
Elana Forest
Michael Horan
James McLaughlin
John 8. Brown
James F. Collins
Thomas F. Lynch
East Boston
William ©. Curren
Highland
Patrick Conlon
South
Boston
John Fitzgerald
Bunker Hill
Charles Hazel
Brighton
Hannah Bassett
Dorchester
James Hennessy
Meeting of Creditors and assorted insolvencies in Boston region
Creditors meeting notes George F Cole fruit dealer Boston failed liabilities about 2000 assets about 600 with 100 stock. Offer of license to accept 15 days. Western shipments cited as major cause. Judge Devens rules on Shaw Brothers case. Various insolvencies listed including John Glancy 1312 liabilities no assets and Alexander Kidd 534 liabilities. Attachments in Springfield total 50000 on John W Phelps estate. Local firms Bullard Arms works Lewiston druggists Bradford Lewiston and Martel attached. China Savings Bank assets to be sold not below par value. Multiple suspensions and assignments noted with other creditors' actions.
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George F. Cole
Boston
Cole
Phelps
Phelps Bros. & Co
Jacob Brown
A. S. & J. Brown
Devens
Supreme Judicial Court
Equity
Ferdinand A. Wyman
Shaw Brothers
New York
Maine
John Glancy
Renfrew Street
Glancy
Alexander Kidd
Portland Street
Springfield
John W. Phelps
St. John
New Brunswick
Willis Phelps
Henry W. Phelps
Charles Marsh
George W. Phelps
John
Bullard Arms Works
B. F. Bradford & Co
Lewiston
Charles Martel
Smith
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
China Savings Bank
Suncook
Shaw & Swarts
Providence
R. I
Wolff & Sleisberg
Rio
Christian Rosenbach
Baltimore
Wallace & Rancis
Fort Branch
Ind
Thomas Shaw
Boots
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
E. A. Butts
Shawnee
Upward Trend in New York Trade Hints Wider Moves Ahead
The largest holder of brogan hides demands a cent premium over current figures and will not sell. Manufacturers, short of stock, plan to buy amid anticipated near term activity. Yesterday’s New York trading and price moves signal a lasting shift. Shaw Brothers’ failure boosts the market, and tanners foresee renewed profits after years of losses.
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New York
Brogan
Shaw Brothers
Tenth Annual Report of Boston Protective Department
The tenth annual report of the Boston Protective department summarizes organizational changes to permanent staffing after fires at Pearl Street addresses and Hotel Berkeley. It notes higher expenses due to these reforms and equipment purchases, plus four major fire loss and insurance figures across 1880–1883 with totals for losses and premiums, plus causes of fires. The treasurer reports rising cash balance and running expenses, with payroll and maintenance costs listed and a small amount paid to sick and disabled members.
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Boston Protective Department
Pearl Street
Berkeley
West Canton Street
RAPID TRANSIT The Experience of One Short Ride on a Local Horse Car
A passenger recounts a chaotic two mile ride on a horse driven streetcar. Delays at a drawbridge, broken hardware, unequal traces, blocking cars, and a collision with an omnibus force the rider to walk the final stretch, taking about an hour total.
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Old South Church
Federal Street
Albany
Charlestown
Washington Street
Iron market report signals weak demand and price pressure
Special Despatch from Philadelphia notes retail demand predominates and prices hold at old levels with slight feverishness. Pigiron and foundry iron show firm quotes but expectations of price weakness loom. foreign irons like spiegeleisen and ferro manganese rise due to scarcity, while nails stay firm and coal trade remains dull with half-time likely after April.
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Philadelphia
Best
Gray Forge
Spiegeleisen
Bessemer
City Hall Notes Extend Milton Avenue and Other Street Work
The street commissioners extend Milton avenue Dorchester to the New York and New England railroad station on Lauriat avenue and widen Preble street Washington village at Dorchester corner. A petition by Wareham Savings Bank for Grant street Dorchester. The 1584 committee book is being prepared by assistant clerk Mr Hillard for rapid distribution. The new city messenger office will open in a few weeks. The joint rules committee will include Mayor Martin Aldermen Whitten and Councilman Lee in the municipal register. John D Robinson named patrolman assigned to division 10.
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Dorchester
Norfolk Street
New York and New England Railroad
Lauriat Avenue
Preble Street
Washington Village
Dorchester Avenue
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Grant Street
Hillard
City Messenger
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Whitten
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Miss Abby Noyes Evening Concert In Music Hall
Miss Abby Noyes presents a concert this evening in Music hall with soprano Elizabeth C Hamlin contralto Sophia C Hall tenor George J Parker bass Harry L Cornell and pianist M G Bullard. The Webber Quartette and Mendelssohn Quintette club assist and Howard M Dow is accompanist. Barton Mgr Mestayer Barton stock certificates offered for public uptake funded by receipts from the play Wanted A Partner. Miss Mary Cheney to give a piano recital in Chickering hall tonight. Various engagements listed at Boston venues include Silver King at the Boston Hanlons at the Globe John T Raymond in Paradise at the Park A Trip to Africa at the Bijou Princess Ida at the Museum Kerry Gow at the Howard and other shows.
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Abby Noyes
Music Hall
Elizabeth C. Hamlin
Sophia C. Hall
George J. Parker
Harry L. Cornell
M. G. Bullard
Webber Quartette
Mendelssohn Quintette Club
Howard M. Dow
Barton
Mestayer & Barton Comedy Company
Mary Cheney
Chickering Hall
the Boston
the Hanlons
the Globe
John T. Raymond
Paradise
the Park
Africa
Africa” At the Bijou
Princess Ida
The
Museum
Joseph Murphy
Kerry Gow
Howard Variety
Boylston
House on Park Street to Become Business Premises
The Park Street house, historically linked to figures such as George Ticknor, Thomas Armory, and Lafayette, is slated for remodel into commercial space. It dates to 1804 and has housed Christopher Gore, Daniel Webster associate, painter Edward Malbone, and Samuel Dexter. Lafayette stayed there in 1824. A parallel Park Street residence housed a Spanish literary historian who left a vast book collection to the public library, now with his widow and daughter in residence.
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George Ticknor
Thomas Armory
Christopher Gore
Daniel Webster
Harvard College Library
Edward G. Malbone
Samuel Dexter
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Boston
Public
Fashion Notes on Spring Styles and Colors
A survey of spring fashion features vibrant colors and fabrics. It highlights new satins, cashmere variants, and enameled collar buttons with floral motifs, plus trends in plumes, artificial feathers, and elaborate embroidery for evening wear.
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France
New York
Religious Notes Highlight World Religion Trends and Clergy News
The note covers Salvation Army income at 1.5 million for 1853, a global Reformed conference in Belfast on June 24, and remarks by Rev Dr K R Meredith on Paul’s blues at Corinth. It notes Cardinal McCloskey’s 74th birthday, Dr Judson Smith’s appointment at Oberlin, and themes of church strife in New York. It cites Mormon temple work in Salt Lake City, sect membership totals, Spurgeon’s jubilee year, and Jubilee House plans. Also includes a boys outreach piece urging early commitment to Christ with simple faith and forgiveness.
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Corinth
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Judson Smith
Oberlin, C
Middlefield
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Smith
Amherst
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Excavation of Zoan Begins Under Egypt Exploration Fund
The Egypt Exploration Fund starts the long awaited Zoan dig, led by W Flinders Petrie with M Naville to join later, aiming to illuminate Hebrew and Egyptian history. Subscriptions from supporters flow in, with donors at least five dollars receiving an illustrated Memoir of Pithom. Communications to Rev. William C Winslow in Boston.
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E. W. Blatchford
J. Henry Stickney
Flood contributions list and receipts as published totals
The item lists several donors and their amounts including H M P five dollars G S H five dollars a child from Arlington three dollars Dorchester one dollar friends in Plymouth fifty dollars Misses ball five dollars a friend from Norridgewock Maine one dollar citizens of Chelsea thirty dollars bringing the total to nineteen thousand three hundred and ninety three and ninety cents. The notice includes bank and testimonial advertisements for Ayer s Cherry Pectoral and Angostura Bitters warnings about counterfeits and buy from Dr J G B Seigert Sons.
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Post Publishing Company announces editorial aims in Boston
The piece pledges hearty sympathy with a virile progressive democracy and outlines future Post coverage priorities. It commits to substantial discussion of banking currency and related topics, promising departments will remain strong and the paper will serve both family readers and the counting room.
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Sgoston Stock Exchange
Hays
Fares
Fall River
Ron Works Co
Aido— Iares
Chicago, Itowa and Nebraska RR
York Manufacturing Co
Do Freemans National Bank
American Electric and [Illminating Co
Merchants’ National Bank, of
Salem
Washington Millis
Do Metropolitan
Hares Corkscrew Mining Co
Old Boston National Bank
Bostonana Albany RR
Freemans National Bank
National Bank
Washington Mills
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Cambridge Gas Light Go
Old Colony RK
Suffolk Nationa Bank
Highland Street Railway
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Rutland
New England Mortgage Security Co .S
Revere House Co
Oider
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Oriental Collection
By _S. KR. HNIGHTS & CO
Washon Street
Pain St
Cambridgeport
Camden Street
M. J. Moss
Harrison Avenue
New Broadway
Poratio Harris & CO. Auctioneers and Commission Merchents