Dayton and Ironton road names directors and office
The Dayton and Ironton road selected directors including T F Kimball N B Mannsfield E Morey J Prendergast W A Haskell Austin Corbin J C Entrekin N H Farbanks M C Allison Robert Foos E F Pryor J Gimperling and William B Williams of Dayton Ohio. The board elected J M Prendergast president and G L Daniels secretary. Western members mostly placed to satisfy Ohio residency requirements.
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Dayton and Ironton Road
T. F. Kimball
N. B. Mannsfield
E. Morey
J. Prendergast
W. A. Haskell
Boston
Austin Corbin
New York
J.C. Entrekin
Chillicothe
N. H. Farbanks
Delaware
M. C. Allison
Nenfa
Robert Foos
Springfield
E. F. Pryor
J. *. Gimperling
William B. Williams
Dayton
J. M. Prendergast
G. L. Daniels
Mr. Fairbanks
Ohio
Mexican Central
Atlantic and Pacific
Albany
Fitchburg
Vermont
Massachusetts
New England
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Eastern
Union Pacific
Atchison
American Bell Telephone
Tropical
Bates Manufacturing Company
Boston Water Power
the Herald
Back Bay
Land Commissioners
City of
Water Power Company
Dividends Declared by Pueblo Smelting and Boston, Concord and Montreal
The Pueblo Smelting and Refining company declares an extra dividend of five percent payable December 15, bringing its total for the year to fifteen percent. The firm has one million dollars in capital and no debt. The Boston Concord and Montreal road declares a three percent dividend payable in navy 1d.
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Pueblo Smelting and Refining Company
Boston, Concord and
Montreal
Stock orders executed at Boston and New York boards
Richardson Hill & Co. promptly executed 1p stock orders at the Boston and New York stock boards. 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
Reade Street
Bedford Street
A. P. Taber
Skhoe and Leather Exchange
Fall River Line
BVUSTORN S LOCK EXCHANGE Closing Prices and Markets
November 12 market notes show closing prices across bonds and stocks. Notable figures include Go 960 at 36% and Erie gas at 39% with varied bonds like Bur & Mo Riv around 600, while telephones and manufacturing names such as Bell, WeEng Tel, and Quincy appear with mixed gains and losses.
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St. Lo
Novii
Cm&s
Lr&f
Ib Railregade
Muchburg
Ny&n B
Siver & Mass
Calum & Aecla
Eearee
Bell B
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Fragmentary 19th century ad text with place names and firms
Fragmented OCR reads like a directory or advertisement page listing names of companies and locations such as Hoston Water tower Brunswick Berth Mexican Central and mining firms. The garbled text includes scattered mentions of rail and waterworks, insurers, and potential trademarked terms, with several unclear proper nouns and abbreviations.
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Isis
Ccccess
Goee
Widerenorsee Dioopn
McKay & Bigelow Deel
Mex
Cemwal
Mexican Gentral
Pos Cian
Hansseeueake N.K. Water Moter
N. Esvenceree
New York Stock Market Opens With Mixed Cues Nov 12
Market shows early weakness with declines in Lackawanna Northwestern St Paul and Union Pacific, then recovers after 10:30 AM as buyers return. Railroad bonds and Western stocks rise while some daily closures and earnings reports shape cautious optimism for November.
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Messrs. Adams
Dillon
Union Pacific Company
New York
Prime Mercantile
iTie
Stock Exchange
Lackawanna
Northwestern
St. Paul
Lake Erie
Union Pacific
Western Union
Union Paciiic
Central Pacific
Pacific Mail
IJL
Wosk
St. Louis
San Francisco
Erie
Great Western
Kansas and
Texas General
Ohio Southern
Oregon
South Carolina
Wabash
Do Generals
Western Sandusky
Chesapeake and Ohio
Lawson, Douglas & Co
Trunk Line
Frink
Bears
Canadian Pacific
Tveasy
Rame Sales
Apsas South
N. Vo
EK Co ‘Nila
Reading
T. Paul
Ut. P
Omaha
Pion Pacific
Wabach Pacific
New Jersey
Vlora
St. Lo
HSL
Trade improves nationwide amid cautious optimism in 1883
The article reports improving trade across the country with a cautious tone. It notes modest gains in dry goods, reduced prices for necessities by about 12 to 25 percent, and higher purchasing power despite wage restraint. Business leaders expect a healthier, moderately active trade until March or April as capital remains cautious and political clarity rises. Alfred S. Shepperson’s Cotton Facts is reviewed, including a county cost of raising cotton and 1883-84 season yield details.
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Sweden
Democratic Party
White House
Alfred 8. Shepperson
Warren County
Mass
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Nov 12
A digest of weekly Boston market data shows steady alcohol sales with whiskey and Cologne spirits listed. Various goods including beeswax, broomcorn, building materials, candles, coal, and gas are reported with mixed pricing, dull trade in cement and limited wholesale activity, while retail demand remains lively and freights hold gains as vessels remain scarce.
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Boston
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Cumberland
Clearfield
Market buyers surge as election uncertainty dulls spring trade
About 45 buyers examine samples and inquire on prices but have not placed large orders. Uncertainty from the election dampens confidence, with manufacturers predicting a weak, short spring season. Drops in orders, lingering supplies, and widespread slow trade persist, though western rain boosts some outlooks. Boots and shoes shipments total 30,590 cases outside New England this week, with year to date 2,324,589 cases, down from 2,418,542 last year.
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South
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Buffalo
New England
DROVES OF LIVESTOCK ACROSS NEW ENGLAND STATES
A long list details cattle and sheep moved by numerous Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Canadian firms led by Libby Co Furcher Whittemore and Fogg with hundreds of cattle and thousands of sheep. The report also covers export trade, market prices and quoted rates, with remarks on northern and western stock supplies and Watertown Brighton and Boston Albany yard activity.
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Maine
W C Fisher
Whittemore
H Coolidge & Son
Estes
Wardwell
DP Burton
Libby & Co
Libby & Elwell
Libby & Son
W Hall
LN Richards
J H Fogg
Glines & Weston
E Adfollis
Hollis & Co
New Hampshire
J B Gordon
NE Winn
J B Sargent
H A Wilcox
T J Courier
J V Keazer
Aldrich & Johnson
Breck & Wood
Dow & Moulton
G B Pvers
WS Lovell
AB Edwards
Capt Armstrong
W Howe
Geattie
Britton & Savage
Eldred
Nienne
Tinker
C H Kidder
Capt Boynton
Dwc Blanchard
F S ‘Umball
A Worthen
Viper & Pond
Il V Whipple
J Counter
W A Farnham
Mass
J S Henry
Cottering
New York
L Morse
A C Robinson
D Fisher
B Hurlbert
J Shirley
W Fisher
Hathaway & Jackson
Flollis & Co
A N Monroe
Stetson & Eames
Farrell & McFlynn
E Farrell
Canada
F Gosselyn
Lowes
BS Hastings
AN Monroe
Bank of Montreal
JC Coughlin
Cable
Norseman
Liverpool
J A Hathaway
Glasgow
Anonroe
Borderer
J C Coughlin
Istrian
Monroe
Sey Fb
Id Courser
J Engrem
Williamson
St. Maine
Watertown Union Stock Yards
Jabby
Weiler & Brown
W W Hall
B Estes
Jersey
Ayrshire
Durham
J H Fegg
S H Wardwell
C P Burke
Taylor & Harpin
IL N Jenne
W Moley
Sir Wardwell
H Fogg
E Winn
Sargent
HA Wilcox
Anand
Watertown
George Harris
L Soulsby
M.G. Flanders
F.S. Kimball
Gigcow
E F Adden
Se Live
J O Sanborn
J Y Keazer
Brighton
England
Albany
Boston
Bond
Libpey & Co
A Williamson
JI S$ Henry
N.hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Brighton Watertown Live Stock Market Report
Live stock prices and arrivals from Brighton and Watertown dated November 12 reported for the Boston Post by George J. Fox. Tables show cattle sheep and lambs swine counts, arrivals by yard, car counts by rail line, prices for market and store cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, hides and tallow, and classification notes with regional totals and national origins.
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Brighton and
Watertown
Boston Post
George J. Fox
Brighton
Markets by Telegraph Domestic Markets Summary
Markets provide extensive figures from New York and Chicago with prices for cotton, flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye and meats. Notable entries include spot sales, freight rates, and various grade prices for cornmeal, flour, and wheat, alongside rye, barley, and oats prices in both markets.
Insolvency actions drag on as creditors seek settlements
In the East Committee court the F Shaw & Bros insolvency case sees about 100 contested claims admitted with many objections withdrawn. A Wednesday session will hear more proofs and large disputed amounts while creditors press for settlements to avoid losses from related estates.
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East Boston
F. Shaw & Bros
East Committee
Navy
Charles W. Copeland & Co
Macomber & Greenwood
Charles H
Suffolk County
Charles W. Bartlett
James J
Annie J. Collins
Isaac G. Caswell
Ellen E. Burke
Market Update From London and Liverpool Trade News
Financial items note Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 21 and 7 percent, Erie 1344, Mexican 05, and St Paul common 7534. In commerce the report shows dull wheat cargoes, quiet but steady corn, and mixed prices across London Paris and Liverpool with wheat imports and coastal cargo activity detailed. Cotton steady in Liverpool with futures easing, wool sales at Sydney and Port Phillip cited.
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Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Piu
Laguayra
Manila
Ile
Uplands
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Sicily
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London
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Y Dex
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Ize
Wautrren Powder
Eureka Giamond
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du Pont
Sporting
River Plate
Montevideo
Buenos
India
Guatemala
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Mark Lane
Paris
United Kingdom
Navy
Orleans
Port Phillips
Market Tone by City Across Regions
Market activity varied by city with Louisville active while Augusta Charleston Mobile Savannah remained quiet. Baltimore New Orleans and New York were quiet and steady. Norfolk and St Louis steady. Cincinnati strong and other points firm.
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Louisville
Augusta
Charleston
Mobile
Savannah
Baltimore
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Liverpool City Warehouse Goods and Shipments List
A detailed inventory from Liverpool and Havana lists items including steamer cargoes, preserve fruit, plants, nails, machinery, books, moise, linens, wool, tin plates, hardware, and various chemicals. Major consignors include A Berger & Co, Wells Fargo, Stoddard Loveling, Phelps Dodge, Baring Bros, Hidder & Sterrick, Robert Crooks, Stone & Downer, and Diston Sugar Refinery. The Havana section notes 6500 bags of sugar and 500 empty barrels from Diston Sugar Refinery and Master.
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Liverpool
Eng
Berger & Co
Hayes & Co
H P
Wacott
Moors & Co
Wells
Fargo & Co
Tuttle & Co
Frost Bros & Co
Coleman, Mead & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Hidder & Sterrick
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Robert Crooks & Co
E & F King & Co
Joel Roldthiwait
Hollings & Co
Goodwin & Co
Burgess & Goddard
Pierce & Robertson
Hanlon & Co
Stone & Downer
Havana
Foreign Exports Shipments and Cargoes Listed
Glasgow steamer Prussian cleared November 10 with 669 boxes apples 12 boxes soap 2509 boxes herring 2 cases shipping tags 90 boxes dyewood 1 box pieces 1 box dour 3000 pieces staves 1 headstone 60 lbs butter 23016 sacks oil 500 cases canned beef 270 head cattle Annapolis schooner Tim Warris 309 carboys vitriol 100 boxes bone dust 50 de flour Demerara bark Mignon 7000 secondhand hha shooks 4 cases tobacco 300 carboys acd 409 bus oats Buenos Aires brig Nellie Crosby 596473 feet lumber.
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Glasgow
Scot
Annapolis
Tim Warris
Demerara
Buenos Ayres
Nellie Crosby
Receipts of Staple Products Across Railroads and Expresses
A scanned ledger lists quantities of staple goods delivered by multiple railroads and express lines. Entries show cotton bales, wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, millfeed, bacon, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, leather, hides, and other items with counts in bales, bushels, boxes, cases, and cars. Major lines include Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Eastern, Maise, and Lowell railroads, plus various express services.
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Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Oaly
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Ralroad
Peite- Eastern Railroad
Maise
Eer Balem
Sea
Business Troubles Rise From Suffolk Insolvencies
In Suffolk county insolvency court on Tuesday, Charles & Nichols mason Boston Bonker Hill district and Nahum C. Viner milk eater filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions. John F. Parrington builder Poston petitioned into insolvency by Michael F. Tracy. James Edward Ferdinand Varcy grocer Boston has failed and left town. A $1000 mortgage on stock and unsecured liabilities around $500 or $400 with no visible unencumbered assets. Fitz & Martin bakers Weston and Lynn to settle in insolvency. New England Tea company Beyton Gunker Hill district failed with a $500 mortgage on stock. goods in store attached. Creditors of Safeline company soap makers Boston are dissatisfied. Creditors of Lycacl seaman dry goods.
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Suffolk County
Charles & Nichols
Mason
Boston
Bonker-Hill
Nahum C. Viner
John F. Parrington
Poston
Michael F. Tracy
James Edward Ferdinand Avarcy
Fitz & Martin
Bakers, Weston and Lynn
New England Tea Company
Nox
Safeline Company
Lycacl Seaman
Court Record in Haynes Case on Arrest of Judgment
In XL S Circuit Court before Judge Webb a motion in arrest of judgment was argued in the William Haynes case. Haynes was convicted earlier for using the mails to send silk or samples to induce purchases with false claims that they could be used for presses.
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William Haynes
Libel Actions Over Collision Between Lizzie and Netley Abbey
In reston harbor on a January morning in 1884 the schooner Lizzie and steamer Netley Abbey collided while both vessels were bound for fishing and Portland voyages. The case questions standard negligence by both ships. Jury reserved decision. Dodge and E. Dodge defend the schooner, I S. Dabney represents the steamer.
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John Williams Wyman
Lizzie
Daniel Ren
Netley Abbey
Cress
Reston Harbor
Portland
Dodge
E. 5
Supreme Judicial Court Argues Boston Cases November
On Nov 12 the Supreme Judicial Court heard multiple Boston area cases with Justices Morton Allen and Holmes presiding. Plaintiffs included Jonathan R. Gay et al and James M. Baldwin, with defendants C M Raymond et al and James W Foster among others, attorneys listed for both sides.
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W. Allen
C. Allen
Holmes
Jonathan R. Gay
C. M. Raymond
S. H. Tyng
Coggswell
James M. Baldwin
James W. Foster
Wakefield & Gilman
G. W. Burcett
Wm. O’brien
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
H. IL
Russell Gray
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Boston
W.F. Wharton
A. J. Bailey
Patrick Kearns
Ann Cunaill
R. W. Shea
Phuntiff
LT. Curley
Amassa
American Lube Works
Boston Machine Company
J. R. Hoar
G. W. Estabrook
J.H. Benter, Jr
Mary EK. Bigelow
Howes Norris
L. &. Stimpson
A. M. Goodspeed
Personal Injury and Contracts in Late 1880s Court Actions
No. 704 William A. Gertz vs Fitchburg Railroad alleges damages from a storehouse door collapse at a station due to negligent upkeep. No. 1156 James Skinner vs Ira Gill claims $891 for goods sold and delivered. No. 1267 Mary Gallagher vs Herdic Knneton Company seeks $10,009 for injuries after being run over by a coach. No. 1213 National State Bank vs Allen P Aldrich et al seeks recovery on a flour draft, with defence about payment.
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William A. Gertz
Fitchburg Railroad
J.J. Myers
J. &. Warner
Hi. I. Sohier
C. A. Welch
James Skinner
Ira Gill
J. H. Burke
R.J. Lombard
Mary Gallagher
Herdic *Knneton Company
Dock Square
Washington Street
Ki. O. Bicknell
G. M. Stearns
A. Hemenway
National State Bank
Allen P. Aldrich
T. J. Cox
Boston
K. N. Sheldon
C. L. Whitney
Superior Court Nov 22 Embezzlement and Larceny Pleas
On November 22 in Superior Court Judge Blodgety presided. Defendants include Alexander G. Juyndsley found not guilty of embezzlement. Carrie Joslyn pleaded guilty to common nightwalking and placed on probation. Joseph D. Nelson found not guilty of breaking and entering. Edward Kall convicted for breaking and sentenced to one year at the house of correction. Patrick McCormick pleaded guilty to larceny and sentenced to one year. John D. Doherty pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods and sentenced to ten months. John H. Pegler Michael Lawton and John Kie man pleaded guilty to larceny in a building and each sentenced to ten months. Daniel O’Meara, arrested on a default warrant for assault on an officer, fined $40. William Farren pleaded guilty to larceny in a building with sentence continued. Clarence Easterbrook pleaded guilty and placed on probation. Daniel H. Savage pleaded nolo contendere to breaking and entering. John Nichols and William A. Loud pleaded guilty to larceny with sentences deferred.
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Alexander G. Juyndsley
Carrie Joslyn
Joseph D. Nelson
Edward Kall
House of Correction
Patrick McCormick
John D. Doherty
John H. Pegler
Michael Lawton
John Kieman
Daniel O'Meara
William Farren
Clarence Easterbrook
Daniel H. Savage
John Nichols
William A. Loud
Marlboro defendants face fines and house of correction
November 12 at the county court before Chief Justice Brigham. Thomas Early of Marlboro fined $3 and costs for drunkenness. Patrick Looby of Marlboro fined for drunkenness. Thomas J Cavin of Watertown fined $250 and 10 days to pay or else 10 months in the house of correction for assault and battery. John Campbell of Maiden fined $20 and costs for assault and battery. Thomas Murphy of Cambridge punished as a railer and brawler with four months in the house of correction.
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Thomas Early
Marlboro
Patrick Looby
Thomas J. Cavin
Watertown
House of Correction
John Campbell
Maiden
Thomas Murphy
Cambridge
Municipal Court Actions November 12
In central court Judge Forsmth presided as Arthur E. Eldredge faced embezzlement charges totaling 134 dollars from Boston Ink Company and was held in 500 dollars for November 19. Other defendants included Murphy for larceny of a watch held in 800 dollars for November 21 and Perry idle and disorderly jailed six months in the house of industry.
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of & Watch
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House of Industry
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John Casey
Eliot Street
William Walker
Superior Court
Jeremiah Hayes
House of Correction
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Louisa Cook
Roxbury
Thomas Norton
House of Reformation
South Boston
James O'fara
Dr Sege’s Catarrh Remedy Promoted in Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Sege’s Catarrh Remedy as pleasant soothing and effective claiming it cures thousands. It cautions some ills begin as nasal catarrh and notes the remedy is widely available at druggists.
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Obituary notices from Boston area deaths list
A sequence of death notices from nearby towns including Woburn Providence South Boston Somerville and Roxbury with names ages and residence details. A Boston funeral for John Hitchcock is noted and a general Massachusetts mortality table summary from the State Board of Health references deaths by week and population estimates through 1884.
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Whife
Forest Hills
Eilen Frances Murray
Richard White
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Horticultural Hall
Tremont Street
KH. L. Day & CG
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Hoom
State Street
14 Exchange Place
Lidy A. M
Boston Stock Exchange
National Roeland Bank
Ruxboro
Eliot National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Massachusetts National Bank
National Bank of Commonwealth
Plymouth Cordaze Co
Do American Mortgage and Investment Co
Ao Vemont and
Mass R K Co
Manchester
Lawrence K
Concord
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Co
Keene Conair Co
Quincy Water Co
Chelsea Gas Light
National Bank of Redemptions
National Union Bank
Tremont National Bank
Seaconner Manus Co
Fall Tiver
Do &Alkboro Land and Town Lot Co
M L
Dixon, Peona
Hannibal
Francis Benshaw & Co. Auctioneres, Brozekhs and Appeaisars
Merchants’ Ix Building
Beem Ae
Aturday
Floward National Bann
Eile — Union Stock Yard
Ane Bransit Co
Lebanon
Wollen Co
Bunker Hill Navorad Bank
Fey
Ale
Merchants National Bank
R BR Co
National City
Ba National Hide A — Bank
Shawinnt National Naumkeag Steam
National Webdater Bank
National Benk
North America
Aston and Albany
Old Colony
Mikhoro and Radssouri Wales RR
Smith, BR Co
Francis Sprac
G Keal Auctioneers
Auk Street
Rogton
Hoosac Tunnel
Moston
Horatio Harris & GO
Awntioneers and Commission Miecghamta
Caicwoont
State St
Blois
Almeria
Hell Bois
Alesoria
Lisbon
Brazil
Albert Howe & CO
Blarket Street
Seles
New Chetom
Ag Gore Atv Ornd