Mining shares firm with mixed gains and dividends listed
Mining shares showed fractional advances with Atlantic at 16 and others like Calumet and Hecla at 220 and Quincy up to 40 from 88. Copper Falls rose to 47% then fell to 34. Dividends announced include Exchange Silver 146 percent, Tip Top 20 cents, Tombstone 10 cents, Homestake 30 cents, Green Mountain 7.49 cents, and Nashville and Chattanooga 3 percent with Sept. 20 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Allouez
Calumet
Hecla
Quincys Seld
Franklin
Napa Quicksilver
San Pedro
Copper Falls Mining Company
David Nevins
F. H. Perkins
Samuel A. Church
J. H. Tuttle
W. F. Hal
John Brooks
B. F. Emerson
Michigan
Brunswick Antimony
Mesnard
National
Ridge
Phenix 2
Sullivan
Exchange Silver Mining and Milling Company
Tip Top Silver Mining Company
Tombstone Miome and Milling Company
Homestake
Torment
Green Mountain Mining Company
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Chicace & W
San
Fhiot& P Ma
Su Ees
Ft Sm RB
Maine Central
Old Colony
Eels
Phila
Baltimor
Biya Remo al. Ra
Aefrd
I Ligerfelan
Aten. To. & SF
Bess
AL & Ra
Stro & UB
Bote C.Y
LG Riiseg
Eee
Sani
Seee
Ba Cyan
Boston Land
Bos Wai Pow
Be Mining Secaionet Anonoz
Atlantic Mining Co
Brunswick Adumody
Fe Calumet & Hecla
Agoan
Franklin Min Co
Napa von Quick
Wescesversen
BR National Min. Co
Din Bhp Pheu
Quincy
Sun Peoro
Zeid
Suver Islet
Eel
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
Aztec
Bank of England reserves edge up after bullion outflow
London reports bullion reductions of 146 pounds for the week and a reserve ratio of 40 1 16 percent. Erie listed 454 and New York Central ex-dividend quotes appear with minor movements across securities. Paris mints Rentes at 85 francs 40 centimes, with commercial listings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Erie
New York Central
Allmois Central
Bank of England
New Jersey Central
DL Noi Central
Commodities and futures: multiple markets shift in dull demand
Market notes show Liverpool cheese and New York butter steady, eggs firmer, beans and peas priced, Chicago pork for October and lard for September opened with bids and asks, plus wheat and corn openings and closing quiet in New York and Chicago exchanges. Hog receipts and shipments reported at Union Stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Liverpool
United Kmaduin
Uplands
Orleans
New York
State Creamery
Chicago
Titec
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
St. Louis
Butier
Northern
Vermont
Franklin County
Western Creamery
Boston and Albany Railroad
Lin Ber
Grand Junction Railroad
Ld Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Providence Rai Road
Astern
Lowell Railroad
le Railroad
Firebture
Shorts
Bols Neal
Humber
Staes
Merritt & Co
Salem Express
Mupree & Arnold
Peabody Express
J B Moutten
New Orleans
Texas
South America
Conmion
Milwaukee
Duluth
Sul
Gradbe
de White
de Waite
Maracaibo
Wayra
Lac
Cuba
Enegliso Islands
Porto Rico
Carolina
Louisisba
United
Tla
Lallow
Brime City
Kosta
Park
India
Ikalitoec
Slec
Sli
Uhicago
Soigiaete
Maritime Goods and Cargo Listings Across Ports
A detailed shipment rundown lists steamer cargoes and vessels at multiple ports. Entries include Victoria with bottles, bedstead, yarn, carpets, and textiles. Saratoga with cigars. Hydra and Zulu with fish, salt, and mackerel. Elizabeth Ahrens with nitrate of soda. and Mariposa with logwood along auxiliary cargo notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Victoria
Stone & Downer
Wincott
Pierce,ihardy & Co
Parker & Cheney
E Jose & Co
Cumner, Jones & Co
James Fiedler
Moelner & Co
James Lawrence
Joel Goldthwait & Co
KH White & Co
Bartncuiros & Co
Despatch Transportation Co
Turner
Woods
Burnett
E & F King & Co
Clapp & Galley
Havama
Saratoga
New York
Perkins
Boston
Arichat
Wisser & Son
Cargo list from multiple vessels includes varied goods and commodities
The report itemizes cargoes and consignments aboard several ships and schooners across ports including Hayti Cape Town Mandal Norway and Annapolis. Items range from coal, flour, soap, oils, and hardware to lumber, kerosene, firearms, and farm implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Florence L Schenp
Cape Town
John C Noyes
Casey
Mandal
Norway
Sophie and Nicoline
Bils
Antwerp
New York
Daniel Steinmann
N S
Hunter
Ee Manan
A M Howe
Cotton Market Summary Across Major U S Ports
The report lists net receipts gross receipts and market tones for ports including Louisville Philadelphia Mobile Savannah Norfolk and Charleston. Etats show mixed to steady conditions with several ports noting low to middling ranges and coastwise exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clincinnati
Louisville
Ae Midaling Inc
Jge
Norpole
Philadelphia
Savannah Everts
Mirkline Lece
New Orleans
Ftossteceidte
Britain
Great Britain
Galveston
SMICS
Mae
Charleston
Raports Coast
Swies
Wilmington
United States
Teceiwia
Gabys
Mixed grain and provisions markets across cities
Prices for flour wheat corn oats rye and barley varied by region with mixed bids and shipments recorded. Afternoon calls show wheat steady to lower with cash and future quotes. corn and oats irregular to firmer with October and November positions noted. provisions eased slightly while lumber and fish markets reported steady activity and modest shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Gloucester
Georges
Choice Bank
Shore
Nova Sconia Shore
Choice Newfoundland
Haddock
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Portland Pontations
Boston
New York
Hering
Wwe
Bay of Fundy Do
Halifax
Newfoundland
California
Cape Ann
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Park
Milwaukee
Adige
Mye
Chicago
Walker
Gulkwests
Seit
Vally Commercial Bulletin
Toledo
Produce Exchange
Cleveland
Btandary Wnite
Mooney Murder Trial Resumes Before Supreme Court Judges
The Supreme Judicial Court session on Sept 15 before Judges Lorp and Devens resumes the trial of David Mooney for the murder of Edward Lavoie. a full report of the evidence is available elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Lorp
Devens
David Mooney
Edward Lavoie
Municipal Court Dockets Include Drunkenness and Assault Cases
Sept 15 session before Judge Churchill with multiple drunkenness sentences and assorted offenses. Michael Sullivan and Annie Hagan received terms in the house of industry. Catherine Mc Cafferty and Edward McLaughlin faced appeals or sentences. various assault, larceny, and counterfeit checks cases noted with bail, fines, or custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Michael Sullivan
House of Industry
Annie Hagan
Catherine McCafferty
Mary E. Johnson
Deer Island
Ellen Sheehan
Margaret Punch
Howard T. Hornblower
J. W. Kettell
Washington Street
Ellen Maguire
Richard Donovan
Hugh Burns
South Boston
Patrick Sullivan
Old Colony
East Boston
Edward McLaughlin
Charlestown
Joseph McQuirk
Owen Doherty
Suffolk County Transfers and Mortgages Across Boston Area
A long list of property transfers and mortgages throughout Suffolk County including transfers on Ne Bossy Street, Mt. Vernon and West Cedar Streets, Tremont near Dartmouth Street, Canton Street, Brighton Street, and East Boston streets. Notable entries include Henry P. Kidder selling to the Duchess of Tufts College for 312,000, and various mortgage backings and quitclaims with dates in 1881. Also listed are transfers in South Boston, Roxbury, Dorchester, West Roxbury, Charlestown, Chelsea, and Revere with corresponding prices and property sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston Street
Jonathan Preston
Henry
Myrey
Mt. Vernon
West Cedar Streets
Edward B. Robins
Julia G. Robins
Brighton Street
John H. Davis
Susan F. Davis
Quitelam
Artemas R. Holuen
Tremont
Dartmouth Street
Henry P. Kidder
Cruchess
Tufts College
Canton Street
Hugh Carey
John H. P. Aberin
Ishi
Edward Kane
Frederick Warren
Boston
Haynes Street
John A. Brown
Frederick G. Brown
William H. Thorndike
Juinym
Kennington
George H. Poor
Asa BG. Lansil
Moses C. Wilson
Roxbury
Palmer Street
Solomon A. Bolster
Benjamin Franklin
G. T. Walker
Mammoth Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland Street
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Maine State Prison
E,f,wyxr
Sudbury Street
Margaret Schmidt
Elizavet Geisler
Suffolk
Elizabeth Geisler
Joseph Goodnow
Peter Nau
Orneas
South
Bowen Street
Quincy Street
D Street
Mohan
Boston India Rubber Company
Alexander Wadsworth
Western Rail Extensions Advance Across the Midwest
Multiple railroad projects progress across the region with new coal car deliveries, line openings, and planned completions. The Wabash extends Attica to Covington toward Terre Haute, Detroit to Butler line complete, and Evansville to New Harmony under rapid progress. Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul push Cham berlain route with side tracks, while London transfer offices and registrars are introduced for cross border traffic. The era’s massive rail expansion sees substantial iron arrivals, capital raises, and several new lines in Illinois, Tennessee, and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Burlington
Quincy
Manhattan Elevated
Houston
Texas
St. Paul
Omaha
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Western
Michigan Central
Denver
Aw Grande
Marietta
Cincinnati
Western Union
New Jersey Central
Burlington and Quincy
Denver and
Rio Grande
Michigan Centrals
Cheake
Ohio
Boston
Hartford and Erie
Union Pacific
Galvetton
Houston and
Henderson
Foedo
Delphos
Moncey
Prime Mercantile
F. M. Lockwood & Co. Sey
Gould
Western Union Telegraph
Harker
E Wabash
Wagner & Co
Messrs
Gould and
Sage
Keene
Chicago and Altom
Chicago and Alton Road
Union Pacific Railroad Company
New York Post
Treasury
New York
von Stamhat Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie Preferred
Western Union Teleetapl
Toledo, Delphos
Burlington Road
Mexico
Wabash Railroad
Attica
Covington
Terre Haute
Detroit
New Harmony
Pittsboro
Youngstown
Boston and Albany
South Framingham
Old Colony
New York and
New England
Walpole
Irom
Memphis
Little Rock
Helena
Chicago, Milwaukee Sod St. Paul
Council Bluffs
Chamberlain
United States Treasury
St. Loui
England
New Orleans
St. Louis
el Paso
Toledo
Council Buffs
Weston
Neola
Marion
Dillon
Town Central Crossing
Perry
Council Bias
Rock Island Union
Recorder’s
Chicago, Keokuk
Kansas City Railway Company
Charles C. P. Holden
J.marvin Davis
Wam.n. Reynolds
J. F.reynolds
Wright Holden Whiting G. Press
Richard Riley
Hamilton
Hancock County
Hannibal
Pike County
la Salle County
Will County
Rock Island County
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania Coal and Railroad Company
Cowan
Nashville and Chattanooga
Joan H. Lnoman
A. M. Shook
Not a Good Place for Invalids in the Adirondacks
The letter from J Howard Suydam in the New York Observer warns that Adirondack health resorts overrun by consumptives strain resources. He notes deaths at Blue Mountain and Prospect houses, urges cautious use of the region, and calls for better meals, milk, and separate housing for the sick and healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Observer
J. Howard Suydam
Adirondacks
W.C. Winslow
Lake Placid
Mr. Suydam
Bine Mountain Lake
Harper’s Monthly
North Woods
Blue Mountain House
Prospect House
Brownell
Geo. L. Brownell
New Bedford
Depository
Bridgeport
Conn
Bhoctor
Depostory
Goddard
D. P. Nichols
SLADE
Siete
Surrey
Sargent & Hain
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Boston Post
Finance and Trade
Atlantic and Pacific Securities
Tig
Windom
Ceee-Ceeeennedilly
Tegislerett
Codcom
Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicece
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
New York Authority
Indianola
Nep
Cal
West Michigan
Republican Valley
Town Falls
Sioux City
Wisconsin Central Common
Fort Smith
Baltmore
Fie
Cincinnati and St.Louis
Cairo
Kokomo
Indiana
Concord
Eastern
Aantic
Pacific
Pacifics
State Street
Mr. Thomas
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Winita
Indian Territory
Vinita
Cherokee and
Oklahoma Territories
Aluquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Pacific Coast
al Sy
American Bell Telephone
Telegraph Siocke, Clc
Cescccee
Feavesa
American Union Telegraph Company
Gu. Dustant
Stock Exchange
Iy Pel, Lack. & W
Delaware & Hudson
Penver & Fiy Grange
ENG Cccvevenseveseses
Manhattan
Kievate
Memnis &Jare Hee Miszoun Pacific
Northwestern
New Yorks Central
Northern Pacific
Tan Ono
Miwaukee
St. Ponté Omata
Texas Pacific
Wast. Louis & Western Inion Teie
No Chi
Burlard Quincy PY
Kilmmons Centra
Houstop & Texas
Mar
Chi
St.l
Antn O
Cleve
Cleveland and Columbo
Consolidated Coal
Prefim
Ft. Wayne Ros
Hartford & Erie J:t
Illmois
Bloom
Den
Rio Grande Liste
S. Park & Pac
Lion Mountain
Louisiana
Kan
Pacifecon
Louisville & N
Alban
Mobiie
Morris and Esses
Nash
Ono
Milas
Prefus Alan & Terre Haute
Oregon
Panama
Louisa San
Wat
Buffalo, Pitts. & West
C. R
ML & St
St Pan & Min
Ghesapeake
Wells
Fargo A Co
Purland Quincy
Col. Coal
Attic
Toa J Lenavilie
Little
Rising Sun
Stamaati
THE
Beston Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Bay State
Empire
Duncan
Brunswick
NEW York Financial
Finois Central
Richardson, Hill & Co
Philadelphi
Baltimore
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Gulf
Uplaad
Heston
Tatlow
Tatow
Telegraph
Augusta
Bealtimore
Xe yarKr
Boston Post Court Record
Suffolk County
Bossy
Asion Institution
Margaret Bogan
Luskibgs End
Scoud Street
Wilhemioa
Dorchester
Leonard Street
Abraham Caldwell
Edward B.age
Horace B. Tobey
Edward F. Wiswoanl
Edward F. Waldes
Edward F. Wiswall
Olney Street
David Hustonetux
John Knowles
George W. Morse
Edward B. Wildes
West Roxbury
South Street
John, Pierce
William A. Roberts
Peter Henshaw
Reuben Horton
George W. Cutter
Chelsea
Beacon Street
Benjamin G. Newhall
William Bassett
Revere
Orient Hetzhis
Kiuward Turner
Catherina Lavezzolo
Albany Street
Bostoun
Sophia Uaskins
Frank W Hall
Broadway
M Street
Alvert W. Newhalletal
Edward M. Urewer
Monmouih Street
Vesper Pitcher Elux
Frank E. Daniels
Sumner and
Orleans Streets
Joseph Bennett
Henry M. Whitney
Francis M. Perkins
Horace M. Clifford
Genjamin B. Newhall
Grand Central
Railroad Matters
Dakota
Missouri River
Missouri Division
d'Oreille
Missouri
d’Oreille
Total
Bank OF Deposit
Devonshire
Post
Sterling Exchange
F.A. Hawley & Co
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Newport and
Richford
Connecticut & Passumpsic Hivera R.hr. Co
Traders’ National Bank
Foote & French
Amada
Congress Sa
Eugene M. Hersey
Banger
Devonshire Street
Mass
San Francisco
Richardson
Hill & CO
Bay
Nash & Cushing, Nortre Broleternnl
Milk Street
Jezonfmtr
Brices, Evans & Son
Jaz2tr Equitable Building
Auzin Pmu
Indian Queen Mining & Milling
Pas
OC. C. Lane
Micah Dyer, Jr
Insurance
Mutual Insurance
Great Southern
Savannah
Florida
Superior
WM. H. Ring
DE W. Sampson
N. E
Fall River
Providence
Metropolitan Steamship Co
S. 8, Co
Ocean Steamship Co
N. C
Savarnah
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
A. DE . Sampson
N. EB
Washington St
Savann
Sampson
Ksail Thars
P.M
Mallory
City OF
Fla
Port Royal
8.C
Pier 20
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Ferandina
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Frasee
Nassau
Southweta AnZa
VM Pietramitta
CARON
Nassau and
Matanzas
J. N. Magna
Ton St
Lory Er
Shington Street
1St River
Norfolk
Washington Seakamshii Line
Johns Hopkins
WM Crane
WM. Lawrence
D. H. Miller
D. HH. Miller
Washington
Alexeel Ae
Lady of the Lake
Petersburg
Richmond
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Tennessee Air Line
U. P. Gaither
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Atlantice Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Kaleich
Charlotte
Spartansburg
Greenville
Atlanta
Carolinas
Waldo A. Pearce
Clyne
Old Dominion Lines
Newberne
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Olitt E. Sampson
Central Wharf
Boston and
Roman
Long Wharf
Ariels
West
E. B. Sampson
Kay’ Aries
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Georgetown
Alexandria
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Chesary
Ee Ohio
Pennsylvania
Reading
Points
Okwalaes Rt R. Bates
Nh. C. Mine
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York
New One
Pier Il
North River
Sil Pointe
H. M. Whitney
T. P. C. Halsey
Honduras
Bay Islands
Clark & Seaman
Cunard Steamship Company
J. D.jones
Charles Dennis
We Hd
Ae. Moore
A.A. Kraven
J.d.hapman
Geo
Winthrop Coffin
Merchants’ Exchange
Rearly
Boylston
W. Balch
Ww. Glover
American Insurance Co
George Chushaw & CO
Penn Peabody
W. Field
Tuf dl
Boston Marine Insurance Company
Cash
HA. Lord
Sec
Central and South America
West Indies
Panama Star and Herald
la Estrella de Panama
U. S. Columbia
Dumont & Shillitto
Park Place
Franklin & Hawley Streets
Winchester
Winchester. & CO
John Street
Collender
Billiard
Tremont Street
Emerson’s
Aaron 8. Gay & CO
Queenstown
Corkarbor
Palmyra
Marathon
ATLAS
Malta
Cunard
Great Britain and Ireland
P.H. DU Vernet
Amlan Royal Mail Line
SALL
Sienanees
Glasgow
Pace Nician
Leve & Alden
J. J. Shanahan & Co
Groad Street
A. Alalan
Ayeesevens
Syrian
Isthiad
Warren & Cows
Canopus
Palestine
Wareken
Lincoln
Wilson Line
Hull
Liter States
Canada
Jy Tater
Geo. W. Preston
Adamson & Ronaldson’s
Sumatra
Igihansa
Rochester
Edinburgh
J. H. Johnston
Seluts
Port Hawkesbury
Pictou
Charlottetown
Carroll and Worchsteam
Truro
New Glasgon
Windsor Kentville
N. 5
Sydney
C. B
W.H. Ring
T Wharf
C. G.pearson
F.w.nickerson & CO
Anchor
Caleponta
Caledonia
Columbia
Australia
Barrow-In-Furness
Avonmouth
Bristol
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Buson
United States Mail
N. B
Williams & Guion
Ors
J. Shanahan & CO
RED Star Line
Kroyal
U. S. Mail
S&es
Farland
Jerland
Switzerland
L. Bart & CO
A. C. Lombard's Sons
Windsor
Kentville
Annapolis
Digby
Lewis Wharf
N.S
Hatheway & CO
White Star Line
White Star
Republic
Co. L. Bartlett &Co
My2ng
Cor Broad St
Tesa
Wabin
Joan C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hogaftt & CO
White St
Tlesda
A. S. Bichards & GO
Reade &T
Summer Street
Shoe and Leather Exchange
A. PF. Taber
Fall River Line
G. Wolueky
Townsend & Fargis
Samuel Bunting
Lippingott, Son & CO
Louis Rolin &Co
Hirshberg & G Bro
H. Bd. Day & Stock Auctioneers
Grokers
Exchange Place
Wedsea
Boston Stock
Elxchang E
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Turner's West Shoe Association
Ty of Boston
Pacific National Bank
National Bank of Cowmerce
Boston Manufacturing Co
Fitchburg Railroad Co
Charlesttown Gas Light Company
Winnissimmet Co
Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg & New Bedford
California Southern Railroad
Newport
Connerton Valley and
Scratsville
Rutland Railroad
American Bell Tel. Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R. R
New Mexico and
South Pacific Railroad
Las City
Topeka & Western R. KR. 7S, Inc
Tencou
Topeska & Sauta Ke KR. R., Land Grant 7S
Francis Renshaw & CO
Tock Auctioneers and Brokers
Peerchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
iNew Market Manufacturing Co
Lowell Hosiery Co
Hamilton Woolen Mills
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Maclue Milby Manchester Mills
Amory Manufacturing Co
Lowell Machine Shop
Wachusett National Bank
Fitchbure
Union Cotton Manufacturing Co
Pass
Rivers Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska Railway Co
Jewell County &Western Railroad
City of Worcester
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
Nebraska
Lancaster Mills
Detroit, Lansing and Northern Railroad
Pacific Malll
Laconta Manufacturing Co
Boston and Sandwich Glass Co
Butchers’ Slaughtering and Melting Association
American Loan and Trust Co
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Orence
el Dorado and
Walnut Valley Railroad
Rutland Railroad Ist
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy R. R
Ocdensourg & Lake Champlain & K. Com
Bath És
George M. Atwood
Congress Square
Boston Highlands
St. James Street
Warren Street
State House
Moses Colman & Sox National Horse and Carriage Mart
Portland
Friend Streets
John H. Osgood
Pearl Street
Houmatio Harris & CO
NEW Publications
Kalani
Oahu
Bulletin
Crescent
Black Prince
Leadville
Tombstone
Horn Silver
Father de Smet
South Vip
Bilis
Nevada
Idaho
Gragg
Victoria Oil and Mining Company
Cape Breton
Helifax
Robinson Consolidated
Sierra Nevada
Comstock
Senator Fair
Exchange
Tip Top
Arizona
Schefflen Brothers
Los Angeles
Tombstones
White Pine
Toughnut
Contention
Head Centre
Sulphuret
Boo Ingersoll
Naumkeag
Viema
the Adirondacks
London Telegraph
King of
Siam
Bangkok
Havimeg
Artiller
Sarah G Gilcreas
Ambridge
Hewity—Wildes
Newburyport
Na M Ayres
Henry Hewitt
Carrie B Wildes
Newuryport
Pa K
Julianna Prin
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Nagle
Pierce A Nagle
Powers
Lena Powers
Kennealy
John J Kennealy
Morse
Allen
John Luitchfield
Woodberry
Beverly
Elizabeth
Joan Woodberry
Duane
Marlboro
Tinnie F
Isaac F Doane
Owler
Metuchen
T Powler
G. O
Boston Daily Post
George Leonard
Sumac
Sicily
Woodhouse
D. BU. Tully & CO
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Freestone
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Arlington Street
Sely
Greenwich Park
Columbus Av
Asa H. Caton
Selz
Louisburg Sq
Louisburg Square
West Concord ST
Isburch&cze
Avuctioneers Carriage Depository
Eas
Kostong Kregular Saics
Lusi
Ana
Kentucky
Atine Saadie
Chapman & Son
Depomier
ISZL
Fearnaught
Black Pearl
Whirlwind Hannox
Whalebone Knox
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Godasrd
Phaeton
E. F. Wyer
Agt
Hichburn & CO
Court Street
Cornhill
Concord St
Shawmut Ave
South End
Hichborn & Co
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
School Street
North End
Charter St
Hanover St
Aleways