Wheat Stronger on Drought News in Midwest Markets
Chicago June 9 The Kansas State wheat condition at 70 widens drought damage ahead of harvest. Wheat July climbs briefly, but gains fade on profit taking. corn rises slightly, oats steady, provisions mix. Cash and future markets show varied activity as receipts and weather signals shape sentiment. Estimated Monday receipts include wheat 8 cars, corn 419, oats 171, hogs 46,800 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas State Report
Kansas
Week's cattle receipts small in Cincinnati market
Cincinnati reports a moderate weekly cattle movement with 4,545 receipts, best prices $5.25 to $5.50 for heavy steers, distillery fed cattle at $4.25 to $5.10, and varied prices for heifers and cows. Hog and sheep activity also noted with numbers and regional quotes across Chicago New York and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Herr’s Island
New York
London
Liverpool
Salle
ST. Louis
Grain and Provisions Market Roundup
Wheat supplies and prices mix across U S markets with early breaks, rallies, and closing gains. Chicago and Minneapolis show futures activity while corn oats and rye grains hold firm to lower as New York prices list varied bids and exports.
Oil and Turpentine Market Roundup Across Cities
Toledo reports North Lima at 98c while South Lima Indiana trade at 93c. Oil City notes varied balances and shipments with Lima totals and runs. Wilmington sees spirits turpentine at 64 1 2 c and crude gulf prices. Savannah quotes rosin steady with multiple grades and window glass near 4.80 to 4.90. Charleston records no activity in turpentine and rosin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
North Lima
Lima
Indiana
Oil City
Wilmington
C. Rosin
Savannah
Eee Ae
A. B
Charleston
Dry goods market in New York steadies as sales slow
High prices kept large sales from forming in the New York dry goods market on June 9. Some manufacturers trimmed prices on stable brown goods and prints while buyers sought only essential quantities or used memoranda until July 1. Fine goods remained in demand with an upward tilt in prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coffee futures open steady then rally on shorts
New York June 9 The coffee futures market opened steady with a decline of 5 to 10 points as lower cables and light Santos receipts limited supply. Midmorning buying pushed prices higher with the close near unchanged to 1 point lower, with sales totaling 21,000 bags including September 6.5 to 6.38, December 6.50, May 6.85 to 6.90 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba West
O. B
Kansas
Suly
abStec
Pacific Coast
Galveston
California
Texas
City Extra India Mess
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Cordova
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Bperial Dispatch
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
ST. Louis
Santos
Shorts
Markets Closed Mixed Amid Grain and Silver Fluctuations
New York on June 9 reports mixed quotes for mining shares and commodities. Prices include Adamg Con .20 and Brunswick Con .45 with various notes on Nevada and Leadville listings, while Iraqn Silver hits 5.00 and Horn' Silver at 2.00 as traders watch Chief at Ontario and Ophir movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
Con. Cal
Horn
Leadville
Ontario
Potosi
Nevada St
Atekhara
State of Trade 5 Satisfactory Outlook Abroad Hopeful
The stock market shows conservative buying despite bullish sellers while overall conditions stay favorable. Outside markets remain strong with improving bank reserves and ample money for immediate needs as foreign markets stay cheerful and ready to support American projects. Crop prospects look good with a strong winter wheat crop and rising cotton output expected. railroads and metals show solid demand and earnings, though stock prices remain high and new issues loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breda
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
New York
San Francisco
Paris
London
United States
Mining stock quotes from Boston market roundup
A Boston market note lists numerous mining and metals stocks with varied percentages and values such as Amalgamated 107 percent, Adventure 6 percent, American Zinc 4, Dominion Goa bid, Isle Royale 4, Michigan 12, North Butte 91, Old Dominion 41, Quincy 35, Tamarack 9, and United Copper 3, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumette
Centennial
We.pee Westle
Dominion Goa
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
Ee Wien
North Butte
Cotton Market Opens Steady Amid Holiday Slowdown
The market showed a steady undertone with light trading as holidays in Liverpool affect the week’s activity. High grade cotton remains scarce, demand is robust for top quality, while prices hold near unchanged to slightly up on old crop and down marginally on new crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
W. E. Hutton & Co
Cotton market opens steady on rain hopes in Southwest
In Cotton, New York, June 9 prices start firmer by 1 point to 2 points down, demand quiet as rain lingers in the Southwest while forecasts call for good weather. Futures close steady with varied daily levels and spot prices hold near unchanged amid modest receipts. New Orleans closes with steady futures and modest spot gains across grades, receipts at 890 bales and stock at 89,419 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gulf
New Orleans
Houston
London Stock Marketweek Mixed With Downside on Irish Stock
Trading on the London Stock Exchange remained small with Irish land stock expected to depress sentiment. France and South Africa weighed on sentiment while experts expect cheap money to spur activity soon. Foreigners were hurt by Paris tax talks. U S influence grew from Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Paris
Wall Street
New York
St. Paul
Illinois
Union Pacific
Bank of England
Dairy and poultry price updates across major markets
Across Chicago and Philadelphia regions butter remains steady with Western creamery extra at 2 cents. Eggs show mixed strength with Western fresh 18 cents at mark and overall cheese prices steady with New York full-creams at 10 to 11 cents. New York reports weak butter and steady cheese while poultry markets vary with Western broilers and turkeys in the 11 to 25 cent range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Philadelphia
New York
Wool market sums and auction arrivals abroad
The report notes wool prices in St Louis for various grades and London auction activity with 117 488 bales in the fourth series, including 56 500 bales sent directly to spinners. Weekly imports list bales from New South Wales Queensland Victoria South Australia Tasmania New Zealand Good Hope and Bombay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
London
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
New York Trade Totals For Week End
The total value of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending today was 10 908 355 dollars. Imports of specie amounted to 34 288 silver 310 289 gold. Exports of specie were 949 910 silver and 253 400 gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the of
Sugar Market Report From New Orleans June 9
Sugar quiet with kettle centrifugal at 3 7-16 cents and centrifugal whites at 3 3/4 to 3 3/4 cents. Yellows quoted 3 1/4 to 3 1/2 cents. Molasses unchanged. Sirup unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Clover seed prices drift lower with cash and futures
In Toledo on June 9 the market shows Clover seed nominal and closed lower with cash at 6.85 dollars and October futures at 6.62 dollars. Timothy Prime trades at 1.65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Timothy
Manchester Cloth Market Quiet on June Holidays
Manchester June 9 There was no business in the cloth market during the holidays. 7 Os Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Os Owen
Gasoline Prices Increased by Standard Oil in Cleveland
Standard Oil Company raises quotations on multiple gasoline grades in Cleveland on June 9. Prices move from 8? to 1 per gallon. listed grades include varnish makers naphtha at 13 8c, deodorized stove gasoline at 14c, 70-72 deg gasoline at 16c, 74 deg at 18c, 86 deg at 16c and 74 deg at 18c, 87 deg at 22c, and 88 deg at 23c per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Mayor Dempsey to Speak at St Boniface College Commencement
Mayor Dempsey is listed as principal speaker at the annual commencement of St Boniface Commercial College in Cum mineville this afternoon at 3 30 with Rev George M Clickner also on the programme. Graduates include Anita A Bauer Laura J Bloebaum Anna W Hickey Norma L Leonhardt and John J Harbrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Dempsey
St. Boniface Commercial College
Cummineville
George M. Clickner
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Northside
Anita A. Bauer
Laura J. Bloebaum
Anna W. Hickey
Norma L. Leonhardt
John J. Harbrecht
Realty Market Active After Major Porter Davis Deal
Settlement of the John Porter and Charles Davis estates closes a record sale as four stone-front residences at 11 to 17 East Ninth Street transfer from Porter heirs to Benjamin F. Davis for about 160000. William H. Davis brokered the deal and buyers may promptly improve the property. The week also features Heekin factory relocation to a five story warehouse on Sixth Street, leased with purchase option by Guarantee Title and Trust Company, in a 280000 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porter
Charles Davis
East Ninth Street
Porter
Benjamin F. Davis
Davis
Ninth Street
Vine
Walnut Streets
Lippincott Street
William H. Davis
Heekin
Guarantee Title and Trust Company
Sixth Street
Broadway
Calvert
B. Poland & Co
John Street
Royal House Cleaner Company
Joseph
Thomas Nicholas P. Smith & Co
B. H. Linneman
Findlay Street
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Frederick A. Schmidt
East Second Street
H. Morgenthau & Son
Morgenthau
Samuel Peacock
Mayer Brothers
May Realty Company
May Subdivision
Gates Street
Westwood
Clara Belle Hust
Percy Avenue
Lena Haacke
Bracken Road
Harrison Avenue
Morten Avenue
Bond Hill
R. E B. Laidlaw
T. G. McDougall
Bond Hill Realty Company
Andivi
Nancy Porter
Same
John B. Porter
Mary E. Disser
John Bachmann
Colerain Town- Rabe
Sieton
Spencer Ries Smyzer
Ohio Fuel Supply
John
E. Mathews
Jennie H. Goddard
A. L. Brambie
Margaret Klein
James G. Neil
Seventh Mee
Sais Pawns Des
Rgc Eh Sonaditee Tative Ec Ddes Ag Company
WaAay
Enry Brockmeyer
Covington
Robert, T. Miller
Sallie B. Wolcott
Wes
Greenup Street
Seventh Street
Robert T. Miller
Kate D. Bradley
Greenup and
George B. Kerper
Jennie B. Wright
Plateau Street
Erlanger
Johanna
Margaret M. Driscoll
Elm Street
Ludlow
Lyca
Lathrop Place
Leslie
New. Street
Ash Sesh Bomcty Pog Ceeveseeseseeees Jonge
A. L. Epee
Agsotecceivecas
Nccestaibes
Newbold L. Pierson
Mary Freisens
Cedar Avenue
COLES
Otnadas Opesccbadales
Dick’s
Mary F. Allman
Simon Shohl
James G. Cooper
Lucy Kelly
Burdett Av
Man
Anna Fegelman
Wesley Avenue
Christian Kracke
Charles H. Fillhardt
James
Calvert Street
New Street
Alea
Ose
Elisha P. Stout
Ambrose L. Pacho
Vine Street
Vime Street
H F. Porter
Anna R. Niles
Benjamin
F. ‘Davis
Vine Portée
Ben
F. Davis
Castilla H. Elliott
Pearl B. Snyder
Anna M. Bradley
Katherine Ellis
Elias Shohl
Gorman A. Shafer
Jung Brewing
Artwell
Clark
Court Streets
Voghelneess
Mary Ward
Jonathan Avenue
Mont- John
Real Estate Transfers Chronicle of Broad Street Areas
A dense list of land transfers, parcels, and lot dimensions across sections and streets including Lyca Lathrop Place Cedar and New street areas. Names include Emma M Anderson Mary Freisen Simon Shohl Lucy Kelly and many others with various lot sizes and boundary notes.
New Suits Filed and Civil Actions Listed
A docket of new cases includes writs of habeas corpus, partition actions, multiple divorces with alimony, and monetary claims. Notable entries feature George Backherms versus Mary Hinckel, Willis Fare versus mined Hill for $464, Thomas T. Gaff against Otto Zimmer man for $2,308.38, Mary A. Stewart John L. Stewart divorce, Elizabeth M. Sargent versus Wm. H. Sargent, and Bruckman Brewing Co. versus Charles Schneider for $589.68. The Live Oak Distilling Co. disputes and an appeal from Squire Maus are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeehoe Toe
Ellsworth Liverpool
George Backherms
Mary Hinckel
Frank
Dorger
Jennie Moran
Moran
Muller
Willis Fare
Mined Hill
Oliver
Bryant
Thomas T. Gaff
Otto Zimmerman
Johnson & Levy
The
Live Oak Distilling Co
Squireaus
D. Fasse
Joseph Podesta
Squire Maus
Elizabeth M. Sargent
Wm. H. Sargent
Sparks
Mary A. Stewart
John L. Stewart
Spark
Sereweret Graham
Arthur Graham
S. Sparks
Thekla Kelly
James Kelly
C. S. Sparks
Superior Court
Syrian Temple Initiates Largest Class Yet at Shrine Banquet
The Syrian Temple of the Mystic Shrine began its largest ever class during a summer ceremony at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. A 600 attendee banquet followed a 40-piece band concert and drill led by Dr. A. A. Kumler. Joel C. Clore, Imperial Potentate, and assistants praised the temple’s progress as the group prepares to travel to Chicago for the Imperial Council meeting delayed by the San Francisco earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine
A. A. Kumler
Joel C. Clore
John Ringgold
C.C. Agin
D. Sammett
Thos. Hardesty
J. T. Heiser
George Behlen
Joseph Allen
Walter Dolle
G. B. Alms
A. J. Ahlborn
J. E. Boyd
W. E. Claphine
Eagles Beat Norwood Aerie at Coney Island Outing
The Cincinnati Aerie of Eagles defeated the Norwood Aerie 10 to 8 at the Mdgey outing at Coney Island. A league park crowd attended the athletic events with winners named Naughton, Doherty, Christopher, and Dothe in various races. Fireworks closed the evening display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Aerie of Eagles
Norwood Aerie
Coney Island
Naughton
Doherty
Christopher
River Departures and Stage of Ohio River
The River column lists advertised departures from Maysville Louisville Pomeroy Charleston and other cities with daily schedules. The Ohio River stage yesterday at Cincinnati was 11.5 feet and stationary at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio River traffic and vessel notes from Cincinnati
Saturday departures and arrivals of packets in Cincinnati include The Queen City Henry M. Stanley City of Cincinnati and Courier with arrivals from Pittsburg Maysville Louisville. The only packet today is City of Louisville. Ohio River forecast shows falling headwaters but rising to Cincinnati where it will be in over Sunday. The New South remains dismantled with hull future use as a wharfboat. Towboat activity was minor, Convoy from T J Hall Towboat Co made a through trip with empties. annual fishing at Coney Senne noted and island and cess loaded to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt.of
Ohio River
Wheeling
Cinnati
Cincinnati
New South
T. J. Hall Towboat Company
Coney Senne
Island
Cess
Rail schedules list for Queen & Crescent and other lines
Central Union Depot ticket office on Fourth and Race lists departures to Atlanta, New Orleans, and Charleston with times like 6:50 am and 6:10 pm. Illinois Central shows Paducah, Memphis, Hot Springs, and Texas routes with Pullman sleepers and dining cars. Louisville & Nashville details express and accommodation services with through sleepers to Memphis and Hot Springs. Kentucky Central division trains depart from Central Union Station with Knoxville, Bristol, and Lexington services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
City
Vine St. Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis & N
Arkansas
Emphis
New Orleans
Exas Limited
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Pearl and Butler
Central Union
Fifth and Vine
Louisville Express
Louisville
Louis
Birmingham
Mobile
Hot Springs
Memphis
Tex
Lou
Bigham
N. Tex
Florida
Nash
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Aeupestobea
Pullman
Little Rock
Kentucky Central Division
Central Union Station
Knoxville
Lextn
Bristol Lexington
Jesse
Bristol
Fourth Street
Lexington Mall
Butler
Falmouth
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Rail Schedule
Train times and connections for the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth line list daily departures from Carrel Street Station at 7:15 to 9:00 pm with numerous stops including Mt. Washington Forestville Amelia Bethel Batavia Hamilton Hamersville Georgetown Russellville Levanna and Ripley. Sunday and Saturday variations apply for some routes and destinations.
Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric St A R Co Schedule
The railcar service from Andersons Ferry to Lawrenceburg and Aurora runs starting at 6 am and hourly until 8 pm and 10 pm. Harrison service begins 6:30 am hourly to 6:30 pm and 3 pm. Cleves runs from morning to 8 pm with half hour intervals. A fifteen minute service operates between Andersons Ferry and Fernbank from 6 am to 9 am and 2:30 pm to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. A. R. CO
Anderson’s Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Anderson's Ferry
Fernbank
Train schedules of Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Depot Sycamore between Fourth and Fifth streets lists through cars for New Richmond and other points at 6:45 am 8:00 am 9:45 am 11:19 am 12:45 pm 3:15 pm 3:45 pm 5:15 pm 6:45 pm 8:15 pm 9:40 pm and 11:30 pm on Saturday night only. Coney Island cars every 2 minutes after 2. Suburban Division shows Mt. Washington Amelia Bethel and way points departures 6:00 am 7:30 am 9:00 am 10:30 am 12 m 1:30 pm 3:00 pm 4:30 pm 6:00 pm 7:30 pm 9:30 pm and 11:30 pm to Bethel Saturday nights only. Rapid Railway Division serves Lebanon Norwood Pleasant Ridge Kennedy Silverton Deer Park every 20 minutes and 11:30 pm on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Central Lines
Union Station
New York
CSS
Toledo
Detroit
Sandusky
Indianapolis
Anapolis
Chicago Chicago
St. Louis
Uis Night Express
Peoria
Crawlsville
Danville
Champaign
Eoria
Crawfordsville
Benton Harbor Express
Anderson and Elkhart
Muncle
Ft. Wayne
Uncle
Agerstown
Way
Jackson and Way
Fifth
Baymiller
Fifth and
Walnut
Sixth St
Westwood
East End
Dayton
Lima
Wee
Hamilton
Piqua
Chicago
Mimadacioet
Decatur
Sprineld
MONON
Fifth and Baymiler Streets
Chicago Express
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
California
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Hamersville
Georgetown
Batavia
Russellville
Levanna
Ripley
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy
Silverton
Deer Park
Commission to Regulate Steamboat Traffic Meets in Washington
A congressional act triggers a Washington meeting next Tuesday of a commission to draft new steamboat traffic laws and inspection systems. Secretary Metcalf appoints an Executive Committee with General Uhler Ira Harris and Charles Westcott as members. Over seven million bushels of coal were shipped from the Pittsburg District recently, and rainfall will offset some weather-related deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Metcalf
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
General Uhler
United States
Ira Harris
Charles Westcott
Pittsburg
Rivers Rise and Fall Across Ports in Special Dispatches
River gauges show varying levels from 2.9 feet at Cairo to 19.5 feet at St. Louis with rising and falling trends. Traffic moves with arrivals and departures including Stacker Lee City of Savannah and Greenland coal ships as warm, clear conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
River
Oil City
Greensboro
Columbia
Woodward
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Davis Islam
Wheeling
Bedford
Parkersburg
Greenland
Charleston
Marietta
Ben Hur
Kanawha
Helen White
Belle
Middleport
Belleville
Rayman
Hockingport
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Stacker Lee
St. Louis
Savannah
Saltillo
Tennessee
Memphis
City of
Tennessee River
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Pocket Line Notice
Virginia leaves wharfboat at Broadway font on Tuers Day June 12 at 5 p E. R Mauck age and number 24 public tea tel 1180. Stone State follows Thursday June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Virginia
Broadway
E. R. Mauck
Stone State
Boats Depart Main Street for Louisville and River Routes
Boats leave foot Main Street daily at 5 p.m., except Sundays at 9 a.m. The Kentucky River received daily service. Tel. M. 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Points
Lower
Ohio
Main Street
Kentucky River
Lee Line Steamer Schedule Promises Memphis to Louisville
Lee Line announces steamed passenger and freight service with meals and berth for Memphis to Louisville. The Georgia Lee sails June 20 and the vessel departs from the wharfboat at Broad Street on Wednesday June 13 at 5 p.m. J F Ellison is superintendent and general agent, contact Main 1180, and waftboat numbers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Charleston
Maysville
Louisville
Memphis
Vicksburg
Peters L&e
Georgia Lee
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
Ee Lee
Ohio
Neg Phos Vic
Pine Bluff
Ae Goight
B. Front
Waartbost Weene
J. F. Ellison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio Valley
Elise
Omaha
East Buffalo
Triburte
Grain and Provisions
NEW York Mining
Henry Clews
Boston Mining
Cotton Letters
Cotton Exchange
Chas, J
Oh Ballmann
A. O. Brown & Co
Chas. J. Aoneae & Co
London Stock Exchange
Dempsey
St. Boniface
Stone
Race and
Eighth Streets
George Massey
Jos, G. Steinkamp
Dittoe & Wisewall
Pugh Power
Fourth
Pike Streets
Streit Manufacturing Company
Kenner Street
Garber & Woodward
E. M. Costello
J. J. Winn
Charles Nolte
Louis P. Ficks
Madison Road
Clay Rockwell
Southern Ohio
Mary L. Haster
Frank Theis
Burnet Woods B. & 8S. Co
Charles H. Ae
Central Fair- Peaching
Kia M. Bollinger
Northwestern
B. A
Charles Fagelman
Wm. H. “Dunham
Addison Jo Aes B
Milford B. & L. Co
Faas Ragowsky
Ambrose L. Pa- CO
Ees Mount Bs & Lak
Csnevee Cetegeonng
Cafrera T. Randell
L. A. Co
George Dell
Gites
Lottie M. Weaver
Sophia C. Bogart
Frank Bowles
William N. Schaurer
Ringgold B
James Finn
New Era L. & B. Co
Mary Noppenberger
Adolph Mey
Sarah Woodside
Frances A. Thompson
George Kunkemoller
Malvina Boggs
Mattie B. Wheeler
Delta L. A. Co
Bernard Hompelle
Richard Paull
Pes W
Mere
Ens Ngs Society
Elfeabsth Paine
St. James Avenue
Morris and
Nassau Streets
L. G. Hopkins
S. S. Godley
Trimble Avenue
Brewster’ Avenue
Duck Creek Road
McLennan Bros
Northern Avenue
Wilson and Burnet Avenues
Common Pleas Court
Mary Calnan
Onniner
Clore
Shriners
Imperial Council
Los Angeles
Cal
Eagles
Courier
Keystone State
Railroads
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Fourth and Race Streets
Florida Limited
St. .Autlanta
Lexington & Junct
Erlanger and Dixon
Walton Accommodation
Williamsport
Blanchet
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