The Mexico Railroads Face Reorganization Pressure
A New York Times analysis argues that competitive pressure will force Mexican railways to reorganize. The Central is financially overburdened with debt and junior securities, prompting calls for governance overhaul to secure funds for extending lines to San Luis Potosi and Guadalajara and for alliances with Huntingdon and the International at Villa Lerdo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Vera Cruz
New York
Liverpool
Havre
European
Huntingdon
Central
Villa Lerdo
San Francisco
Pacific
Newport News
Virginia
Atlantic
United States
Treasury
San Luis Potosi
Guadalajara
Boston
Invasion Of Southwestern Territory And New England Deal
The article describes union pacific resisting southwestern railway pressure to boycott certain lines via the Marysville and Manhattan cut off toward Kansas City and Topeka. It notes competition from Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Rock Island, UP president Callaway and Adams in Boston, and Santa Fe concerns, then shifts to speculation on a New England four road pooling plan led by Boston and Albany and New England, with market dynamics and potential stock movements as discussions waver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacifc
Southwestern Railway Association
Milwaukee & St. Paul and Northwestern
Marysville
Manhattan
Kansas City
Topeka
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Southwestern Association
St. Louis
San Francisco
Wachita
Association
5S. R. Callaway
Union Pacific
Chicago
Charles Francis Adams
Callaway
Boston
Adams
C. W. Smith
The
Santa Fe
Rock Island
New York
New England
Buss
Boston & Albany
Clark
New England Company
New Haven
Shore Line
Mixed railroad items from Hartford to Boston and beyond
The column reports an October 18 excursion from Hartford to Boston priced at 150 dollars round trip with return allowed on any train except the 3 p.m. limited. It notes changes in management of the Mexican Central railway telegraph department under Mackenzie, a judge ordering delivery of the Louisville Evansville and St Louis railroad, and rumors of Wabash Lake steamers being acquired by Vermont Central. Also mentions the Mt Washington steamship last trip on Lake Winnipesaukee, Illinois rail freight rate cuts, a Lebanon to Knoxville railway bond and stock proposal, and the transfer of the Louisville Evansville and St Louis Air Line to a new company with its directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England Railroad Company
Boston
Hartford
Telegraph Department
Mexican Central Railway
Mackenzie
Judge Gresham
Louisville, Evansville
Russell Sage
John C. Gault
A. L. Hopkins
Vermont Central Railroad Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mt. Washington
Lake Winnipesaukee
Railway and Warehouse Commissioners of
Illinois
A. L. Crawford
Pennsylvania
Lebanon
Knoxville
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Air Line Railroad
William Hart
Isaac T. Burr
Jonas H. French
Joan Goldsmith
W.S. Blanchard
H. B. Hyde
J. M. Felter
A. P. Humphrey
Louisville
Thomas Scott
Fairfield
Lil. Ane
J. Patton
Mt. Vernon
Ill
United States vs John G Stetson court ruling on clerk fees
The court entered judgment for the defendant United States against the clerk of the court over naturalization fees and patent case printing charges. It held government not entitled to patent case fees and that in naturalization matters the clerk should not keep the extra sums. District attorney appeared for the United States. the clerk acted pro se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John G. Stetson
C. H. Hill
District Court
Hill
Uncontested Divorce List Concludes. Equity and Contested Hearings Planned
The remainder of the uncontested divorce list was finished and the contested list taken up. Equity matters will be heard today and divorcees will be heard on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Insolvent estate case sues for conversion of horses and wagons
Superior Court Suffolk Oct 11 first session Judge Knowlton hears Lyman F Abbott assignee of George H Stockwell of Dedham sue Amory Fisher for conversion of five horses four wagons sleigh and harness from the estate, alleged pre existing creditor fraud. Attorneys listed for both sides. long docket of civil actions follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Knowlton
Lyman F. Abbott
Amory Fisher
George H. Stockwell
Dedham
R. D. Smith
H. D. Nash
N. Morse
J. H. Bullard
Devereux
Adams
Hawley
Hildreth
Jenks
Hall
Cooper
Watson
Slattery
Darey
Gildersleve
Oakes
Morton
Boston
Hayden
Starratt
Holt
Bliss
Billings
Bleiler
McNally
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
Dawes
Blaser
Digney
Perry
McCarthy
Woodbury
Trott
Law
Collins
Wright
Greaves
SrTrap
Les, J
Superior Court Adjourned in Norfolk County Oct 11
In consequence of the illness of Judge Aldrich the court was adjourned to Thursday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Aldrich
Superior Court docket actions in Essex County October 11
In Beverly, Herrick v Woodbury ends with settlement over injuries from factory machinery. Also listed are torts against the city of Salem for highway defects on Loring avenue, with trials noted. Multiple other civil actions against defendants including Carney, Ellery, O Hara, Hubbard, and various estates and counties are recorded with defendants and plaintiffs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Woodbury
Charles F. Herrick
Frank Woodbury
Beverly
S. A. Fuller
H. P. Moulton
Pierson
City of
Salem
Pillsbury
Same
Goodwin
Carney
Pratt & Lambert
Ellery
Jones
Boynton
O’ Hara
Loring
Olliver
Elston
Hall & Co
Hubbard
Russell
Admr
Thompson
Kennedy versus Lowell city case ends with verdict for defendant
No 249 Hugh Quinn versus Lowell Electric Light Company sits on trial as plaintiff owner of a brick building next to defendants complains of jar noise and confusion from electricity generating machinery at night. Defendants claim city license. case previously tried and sent back for second trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kennedy
City of
Lowell
Hugh Quinn
Lowell Electric Light Company
Anderson and Lilley Lead Case For Plaintiffs
W H Anderson and C S Lilley appear for the plaintiff in a case against George F Richardson and George H Richardson who defend. The proceedings involve related parties and legal representation on both sides. The record notes the attorneys of record for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Anderson
C.S. Lilley
George F. and
George H. Richardson
Adjudged Insane Cobleigh, Wife Murderer, Escapes Penalty
Worcester Oct 11 In the Supreme Court Judge Gardner presiding Charles W Cobleigh of Templeton was adjudged insane for the murder of his wife on a Sunday June 20 and committed to the State Insane Asylum in Worcester until further order Dr J G Park testified and Dr Cowles agreed with him The case raises questions of marriage and living arrangements while detailing a deadly assault in East Templeton and a sensational escape followed by arrest
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Worcester
SprcraAu
Supreme Court
Gardner
Charles W. Cobleigh
Templeton
J. G. Park
Worcester Asylum
Cowles
Somerville
Cobleigh
Frank Hill
East Templeton
Worcester County
Steamship arrivals and routes reported from multiple ports
The shipment log lists arrivals and sailings by date and port including Dorian from New York to Bristol, Alcides from Montreal to Glasgow, Lord Clive from Philadelphia to Liverpool, Westphalia from Hamburg to New York, and other vessels such as Istrian, Rosario, Main, and Cortes with their respective origins and destinations.
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Bristol
Dorian
New York
Quebec
Montreal
Cork
Bros
Glasgow
Alcides
State of Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Istrian
Boston
Lake Huron
London
Alunds
St John
Denmark
Nestorian
Montgeld
Lizard
Hermann
Antwerp
Hlamburg
Hammonia
Queenstown
Lord Clive
Philadelphia
Westphalia
Hamburg
Furnessia
Chateau Morgaux
Isordeaux
Rosario
Gottenburg
Mexico
Havans
Alma Craig
Carthagena
Christiansand
Hekla
Festnet
City of Richmond
Aberlady Bay
Benisaf
Main
Bremen
Baltimore
Southampton
Elbe
Ems
Marseilles
Cortes
Brittania
Havre
la Gascogne
Observations at US Signal Station Boston Oct 11 7 AM
Observers noted wind, barometer, temperature, and velocity readings at the United States Signal Station in Boston at 7 AM local time, with Greenwich Time noon. Instructions urged captains to correct barometer error by adding one one-hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level and to record high water and lunar data for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
PORT OF BOSTON OCT 11 ARRIVALS AND CLEARS AT A GLANCE
PORT OF BOSTON MONDAY OCT 11 ARRIVALS INCLUDE STEAMERS MERRIMACK GATE CITY AND VARIOUS SCHOONERS AND BRIGS CARRYING MISE PASSENGERS AND CARGO TO NICKERSON CROS BY ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS LIST RORKE AND OTHERS. CLEARED FORIEGN COASTWISE AND DOMESTIC VESSELS WITH STEAMERS GENERAL WHITNEY MARY JAMES AND OTHERS, SAILING CONDITIONS WIND SOUTHWEST CLEAR.
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Merrimack
Crowell
Savannah
Mise
Nickerson & Crosby
Gate City
Hedge
Gold Hunter
Acella
Kerry
Clementsport
Jd L Crossley
McGilvery
Bathurst
Clara
Haley
Moncton
Jordan
Rondont
Joseph Eston, Jr
Chatfield
Herbert E. Fisher
Ida L Ray
Marshall
Hoboken
Cho
Gerhardt
Ponce
Whitey
Wousland & Co
Patchin
Castine
Mareia Bailey
Cole
Addison
Edith McIntyre
Hodgdon
Provincetown
West Indies
James P Foster
Burt
Harriet
Poll
Rockport
Swis M C Rowe
Perkins
George P Rust
Brocklebank
Newburyport
Hard Chance
Bass
Lanesville
William P Hunt
Poland
Bay Verte
Sir Charles Lawrence
Hibernian
Brown
Glasgow
H & A Allan
Iowa
Walters
Liverpool
Warren & Co
New Brunswick
Colby
Annapolis
Digby
Kilby
James Rourke
Goff
St John
Roberts
Brsteamer Dominion
Blauvelt
Mouth
JG Hall & Co
Anna C Welsh
Quaco
F A Roberts
Elzabeth
McLeod
VINEYARD HAVEN TO PORTLAND HARBOR SHIP TRANSIT LIST
Shipping news records a convoy from Vineyard Haven and Gloucester with multiple vessels including Formiesa Abbie F Willard Diana Dinsmore and others steering toward Portland Philadelphia Boston St Johns and New York. The report notes rough seas with gales but no accidents amid swift passages and last Iceland fleet vessel Sir Mary E arriving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Nelie J Dinsmore
Parker
Portland
Philadelphia
Robert Ceiter
Hulse
Hoboken
Abbie F Willard
Agricola
Ivan Wettengill
Joseph Oakes
Henry B Cleaves
Charleson
Mary Langdon
Emery
Iivertown
Boston
Swhs
Clifford
Hamm
St Johns
Brigs Twilight
McKenzie
Cienfuegos
Clyde
Strum
Humacoa
Schs
Leander
Beebe
Lottie
Creighton
A Willis
Ferguson
Laconia
Arey
Ida A Jayne
Hall
Storm Petrel
Patten
Rondont
E A Baizley
Townsend
Westerloo
Jordan
Gem
Fowler
New York
Fair Wind
Maddox
Calais
Afton
Odell
St John
Wadsworth
Helen M Chase
Southard
Cyrus Mciltown
Yarnham
Rockland
St Augustine
Morse
Mansfield
Bath
Washington
Gloucester
Marathon
Lane
Georges
Carrie E Crosby
North Day
Kattie J Everett
York
G Willard
Portaind
Walisman
Salem
Weymouth
David M Hilton
Pathfinder
Hiloh
Grand Banks
Mary E
Iceland
Carrie
Annie
Edward F Trevoy
Abbie
Snow
Robin Hood
North Bay
Belle Franklin
Samuel K Crane
John S McQuinn
Hattie
William D Daisley
Hamilton
Sailed and Passed Vessels List From October Harbor Entries
A concise roster of ships and brigs with their sail or passage dates, names of masters and home ports, and destinations. Entries include ARENDAL Prudhoe Irgens New York. BEACHY HEAD Maggie Browne Davies New York Stockholm. BRISTOL Arctic Smart Newfoundland. BARKCELONA Baltic Pensacola. CALAIS Einar Tschudi Falmouth. CALCUTTA Corby Eden New York. DUNGENESS Charles S Whitney Spicer New York Antwerp Habitant Potter do. GENOA Paradiso Solari from New GARSTON Giovanni Battista Olivari Chatham NB. HAVRE George E Corbitt Goudy Singapore. ISLE OF WIGHT Graafstroom Hock New York Rotterdam. Lina Hamer Philadelphia Hamburg.
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Arendal
Prudhoe
Irgens
New York
Beachy Head
Maggie Browne
Davies
Stockholm
Bristol
Arctic
Smart
Newfoundland
Spicer
Antwerp
Habitant
Potter
Genoa
Paradiso
Solari
Garston
Giovanni Battista
Olivari
Chatham
Havre
George E Corbitt
Goudy
Singapore
Fay
Hanson
San Francisco
Queenstown
Isle OF Wight
Graafstroom
Hock
Rotterdam
Lina
Hamer
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Maritime Ship Movements and Sailings Listing
A condensed log of Oct 5 to Oct 11 sailings and vessel movements across ports. Entries include bark Chieftain Felton Quebec bound Waterford. Carin Hagnander Bat for Liverpool. Leda Budinich for Charles ton. Arethusa Stevens San Francisco. Wachusett Foster dies en route. Mobile Bay Cusin Portland. Ansio for Brunswick. Queen of Beauty Sparks St Johns NF. Bedford Ma hon New York to Rotterdam. Nimbus London to Deal. Atalanta Aldrich Wilmington NC. Mascotte Buckley Rio Janeiro. Brinkburn Priory Remon Rio Janeiro. Fort James Houston San Francisco Limerick. Fred E Scammell Shaw New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsale
Vassed
Chieftain
Felton
Quebec
Waterford
Lizard
Carin
Hagnander
Batiscan
Liverpool
Leghorn
Ascensione
Mancino
New York
London
Leda
Budinich
Charleston
Wachusett
Foster
San Francisco
Mobile Bay
Cusin
Portland
Malaga
Ansio
Brunswick
Oporto
Queen of Beauty
Sparks
St Johns
Prawle Point
Bedford
Mahon
Rotterdam
Nimbus
Smith
Deal
Pernambuco
Atalanta
Aldrich
Wilmington
Mascotte
Buckley
Rio Janeiro
Brinkburn Priory
Remon
Queenstown
Fort James
Houston
Limerick
Fred E Scammell
Shaw
Maritime ship movements and routes listed in harbor bulletin
A compiled list of vessels with their origins, destinations, and positions. Entries include Steamer Jesmond, Shin YEW Stetson, Bray, Shin Deutschland, Samuel Skolfield, Milverton, Theodore Koerner, Hagarstown, Argon, Kroin, Corsar, George Washington, Paragon, Victoria, Passat, and other ships with reported dates and coordinates around Sandy Hook, Calcutta, Bremen, and Rotterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesmond
Hall
Sydney
Tybee
Charleston
Hammond
Antwerp
New York
Sandy Hook
New City
Bray
Amsterdam
Deutschland
Bremen
Samuel Skolfield
Skolfield
Calcutta
Milverton
Cardiff
Wilmington
Cal
Theodore Koerner
Philadelphia
Passat
Rotterdam
St Johns
Pernambuco
Portland
Montauk
Shanghae
Shipping News Recap With Multiple Vessels in Distress
Oct 11 reports from New York and coastal ports of several vessels in trouble or altered course. George Appold in tow toward New London with a broken shaft. Anchoria towed into St Johns with no injuries. Lero back to Baltimore with engine damage after grounding. El Callao sighting a beached, damaged vessel off Ciudad Bolivar. E Kelsey stranded near Virginia but aided by Life Saving crew. San Juan fire still burning near Livernock. Lancaster burning cotton cargo at Savannah. Ontario leaky after grounding near Grondiness. Eastern Star afloat toward Quebec. Onrust to be rebuilt and refitted in Providence with private terms.
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New York
George Appold
Providence
Baltimore
Block Island
New London
St Johns
Anchoria
Glasgow
Lero
Rotterdam
el Callao
Ciudad Bolivar
Lon
Burk Guilherme
Barkies
West Indies
Chincoteague
Schdames E Kelsey
Virginia
Key West
San Juan
New Orleans
Livernock
Ihe
Savannah
Lancaster
Porrol
Quebec
Ontario
Montreal
Liverpool
Bristol
Eastern Star
Sydney
Vrinity Bay
Rovidence
Charles T Clarke
Seh Luszano
iSes
Clarks
Sailed and arrived ships listed across ports and crews
A coastal shipping appendix notes numerous vessels sailing and arriving from Whitestone to Norfolk, with routes to Rotterdam and St John NB, including crews and cargoes such as mackerel for North Bay, corn cargoes in Providence, and ballast repairs at Rockland. Entries list steamboats, brigs, schooners, and ships docking at Portland, Provincetown, and Savannah with various origins and final destinations.
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Ham
Windsor
Willie Clark
Clark
Boston
Ella Maud
Patterson
Moncton
Annie Wakers
McIntyre
St John
Gleaner
Capps
Clotilde
Evans
Avis
Hell Gate Loth
Roslyn
New York
Norwich
Sallie W Ponder
Lincoln
Taunton
Salmon Washburn
Keefe
John Lozier
Bertha
Williams
Providence
Besanda
Kelsey
Black Rock
Ella Pressy
Nash
Hoboken
Joseph Wild
Belatty
Alpine
Wooster
Martha Innes
Kelly
Lynn
Willian T Burden
Adams
Wood’s Hall
Beiley Hall
Brush
Newport
Mary Standish
Fisher
Stilphen
Cienfuegos
Perth Amboy
Vidette
Bos On
Philadelphia
Peru
Wills
Swansea
Femora
Slocomb
Sligo
Franceschino
Cirgenti
Ahentown
Swasey
Portland
Harrisburg
Albertson
Ar Lith
Indiana
Liverpool
Alina Craig
Carthagena
Aberlady Bay
Benisaf
Annie
Bergen
Odell
Delaware
Vyanduara
Allen
Sharpness
Tremont
Donovan
Icis Enterprise
Oliver
Bath
Mystic Tic
Trufant
Jonesport
Henry Friend
North Bay
Schs
Katie Jorelan
Steelmin
Baltimore
Charles H Sprague
Nickerson
Coxsackie
E& J
Allercla
Sorman
Tacoma
Sanose
Austin
Panama
Kwongstong
Morales
Hong Kong
Knight of the Garter
Gordon
Marlborough Ehilis
Lang
Queenstown
City of New York
Searle
Brussels
Crosby
Charles I Moody
Leonard
City of York
Baxter
Cardiff
Cambrian Chieftain
Eas
Australia
Stetmers Colima
Caverly
Meskwa
St Nazaire
Melanope
Henry B Hyde
Pendleton
James Drummond
Curtis
Saimac
Jeuse
Sydney
Nsw
Savannah
Benjamin F Lee
Steelman
St Simons
Chattahooche
Catharine
Wolviston
Cardi
Latona
Torjeesen
Bahia
Ole Bull
Demerara
Tybee
Francis C Yarnall
Scott
Webfoot
Lewis
San Francisco
Sarah
Ricceway
Townsend
Guaymes
Connor
San Fran
Washington
Walston
North Carolina
McClintuck
Ships Departures and In Port Listings From Around the World
A crowded shipping log lists vessels sailing or in port across global hubs. Entries include bark Ardvar from Astoria bound for Havana, steamers State of Albania and Nevada, barks Santiago See beck and Manitoba sailing to Rio and Pernambuco, and vessels in port at Honolulu, Rockhampton, and St John New Brunswick with destinations such as San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Liverpool.
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Aspinwall
George Moulton, Jr
Landekin
Vascagoula
Antwerp
Gov Goodwin
Lester
New York
Scotland
Monroe
Adelaide
Ardvar
Anderson
Astoria
Barrow
Viola
Baltimore
Buenos Ayres
Charles R Lewis
Montgomery
Boston
Stadacena Lpetiis
Wilmington
Pel
Rosario
Sarah Chambers
Carter
Larne
State of Albania
Glasgow
Livervool
Roseville
Alave
Alboniga
Havana
London
Gravesend Loth
Toledo
Wishart
Lizard
Carin
Hegnander
Batiscan
Braekka
Jensen
Savannes
Newcastle
Nsw
Peterborough
Marchie
San Francisco
Oueenstown
Charmer
Lincoln
Lobos
Nevada
Douglass
Liverpool
Rio Janeiro
Santiago
Seebeck
Galveston
Manitoba
Roberts
Pensacola
Briz W Parker
Kane
Pernambuco
Martha Cobb
Greenbank
Mne
Sarah Dee
Merriman
Wallace
McCormick
Rock Hampton
Astracan
Johnson
Kitty, Laird
Portland
Atlantic Shipping Movement Charted Across Ports
A mosaic of 19th century sailing activity lists schooners, steamers, and brigs sailing to and from New York, Boston, Norfolk, Newport, and other ports. Vessels such as Lampasas, Henry Finch, and Wm L Burroughs are noted with origins like New York, Baltimore, and Boston, signaling dense maritime traffic and harbor briefings.
Mails Close At Boston and Abroad By Steamships
Notices list closing times for mails to Europe via Queenstown Liverpool and Plymouth, Central America, Jamaica, Mexico, and the Pacific, with ships including City of Rome Trave Als a Ilsa and Catalonia. Dates run Oct 12 to Oct 23 with special handling for Ireland Great Britain France Germany and other regions.
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Oelvidis & Co Co
Rome
Hamburg
Kunharat & Co
Dria
Havana
Dre & S
Jan Brevdel
Antwerp
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In & Co
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Tayana
Italy
Liverpool
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Liverpool Persian Monarch
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Southampton
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Fla
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Sandwich Islands
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San Francisco
Society Islands
City of Papeili
Chine
Japan
East Indies
Boigic
Financial and Shipping News Fuel Market Movements
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Hiampden
North Haven
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
Sullivan
Mondsays
North West Harbor
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Blue Hill
Surry
Ellsworth
Ines
Bat Harbor
Elsworth
William H. Hill, Jr
Kennebec River
Richmond, Gardiner, Hiailoweil
Augusta
Star OF the East
Calain
Jason Collins
Lincoln Wyhart
Kuesaay
H. HH. Hyde
Eastport
Wic
St. John
M. B
Annagelis
N.S
ROE Cree International 5. S. CO
Commercial Wharf
bBoston
Ron
Dilgmy
H. Kilby
Dey
Central Wharf
E.S. Merchant
Ee Xast
India Wharf
Ee Koston
Portlanu
F. Williams
Azent
Great Southern
Florida
Savannare
WM. H. Ring
A. DE W. Sampson
N. E
Washington St
Fall River
Metropolitan Steamship Co
Wse
Charleston St
Ocean Steamship Co
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
W. LA Rdison
N.E
Yeash Neton St
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmount Air Line
Providence R
And
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Mangry
Rio Grande, Alamo
San Marcos
Fernandina
Fla. Carondele
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Seil
D. P.M
North River
H. M. Whitney
Orleans
TEE Chomwells.s. Line
Louisiana
E. V. Gager
Hudson
H. R. Freeman
Pier 9
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Texss
Samuel H. Seaman
D. RN
Washington Street
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Louisiana and
Texas A. RB. and Steamship Co
North Moore St
Mississipi River
New and
Old Mexico
E. Lk. Currier. &. E
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Broadway
Steamship Line
Berch
Soman
Stemer Spartan
Long Wharf
Phildelphia
Savannan
West
E. B. Sampson
Charles L. Bly
Slearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone Line
PEAK
Lst
Bostoa
Breger
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee Seed
Federal Street
Aaron BR. Gay & CO
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