Copper market notes and mine shaft upgrade plans
The Money Market shafte is to have its own rock house to prepare rock for the stamp mill. Shafts will be carried up from the mine level to boost output. The Portage Lake Mining Gazette records improved underground workings at the Huron mine and notes rising producing capacity. July output across Lake Superior copper properties is compared with 1535, while financial market commentary discusses copper stock movements and money-market conditions in Boston and New York amid shifting rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Portage Lake
Lake Superior
Inc
Miles
Oregon
Sonora
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Chicago, Kansas & Western
New Mexico
Eastern
Ogdensburg Consolidated
New York
New England
Metropolitan
Old Colony
Central Massa«chusetts
Ogdensburg Common
Boston
Evening Transcript
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
East Boston
Boston Land Company
Calumet & Hecla
Quince
Financial roundup from rail and mining stocks abroad
The report covers June and six months earnings for the Little Rock Junction railway, Atlantic & Pacific, and various rail and mining shares. It notes earnings shifts, market moves, pool rumors to lower Western Division 6s, and New Mexico and Oregon securities, with details on specific bond and stock prices and notable company actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock Junction Railway
Atlantic & Pacific
New York
Atchison and St. Louis
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Wisconsin Central
Maronette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Auction and Sale Notices for Varied Goods and Businesses
A clipped auction page lists multiple items and entities including American Electric Mfg Company, Oregon/OH based concerns, Cincinnati and St. Louis routes, Boston Water Power, Brookline Land, Bruns Ships Berth, Mexican Telephone, and several stock car and chair items. The readable fragments indicate sales with quantities or addresses such as 500 Kensington Chair, 100 Burton Stock Car, 600 Toledo Cincinnati St. Louis, and 50 Boston Water Power among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Od Siar
Hans Uewas
Oauekeaceuersy
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston Water Power
Brookline Land
Bruns
New York Financial Market Sees Broad Stock Decline
New York August 9 money on call easy 2 to 8 percent last loan 4 closing 4. Prime mercantile paper 4. Bar silver 914. Sterling unchanged. Actual business 4833 4 841, 4 851 for sixty day bills. Government and state bonds dull. Railroad bonds quiet and heavy. Stock market weak near day end after irregular early trading led by Omaha and New York Central. Total sales 2,181,500 shares. notable mortgage discharges and bond movements listed among a long catalog of transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Funes
New England Trust Company
Crossing House
New York Reserve
DwYer
N’s. Capital
Sone Loni
P. c. Fund
GOD
Daefmoth Bks
Chemical and City
Chemical Holding
City
Fulton
American Exchange
W.S. Lawson & Co
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Washington
Treasury
Bell
New England Telephone
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Hastern
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Maine Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
New England
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Omaha
New York Central
Jersey Central
Pacific Mall
Oregon
Transcontinental & Northern Pacdec
Texas Pacific
Railroads Talk of Five Dollar Boston Round Trip
A despatch from Chicago notes a prospect of round trip tickets to Boston dropping to five dollars. The Chicago & Grand Trunk declines to cancel its contract with the Odd Fellows keeping a thirteen dollar rate for Chicago to Boston and back for the Stovel Convene in October. A Niagara Falls resolution empowers Central Traffic Association members to set rates as low as five dollars for Boston round trips from their points, risking demoralization in eastern passenger fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Ill
Lorton
Chicago & Grand Trunk Road
The
Odd Fellows
Niagara Falls
Central Traffic Association
Northern Pacific earnings report for 1886 and 1885 figures
The Northern Pacific reports annual figures for the year ending June 30 with gross earnings of 11 780 527 dollars, operating expenses 5 919 310 dollars, and net earnings 5 861 227 dollars. Other income adds 200 000 dollars, total earnings about 6 061 227, and estimated year end balance near 5 420 773 dollars. Miles operated increased from 2 648 to 2 778.
Erie Road Reports June Quarter Surplus Of 212312
An Albany specist notes the Erie road shows after charges a surplus of 212312 for the quarter ending June 30. It is rumored Pennsylvania road refused Baltimore & Ohio freight except at local rates. Vanderbilt source says Lake Shore July business was the largest in road history. Erie July gross rose over June. July net up 150000 from June. Cincinnati Washington Baltimore weekly July 1886 earnings show 150820, up 511650 since 1885 and 104243 since Jan 1, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Erie Road
Pennsylvania Road
Baltimore & Ohio
Vanderbilt
Lake Shore Road
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore Railroad
Land transfers across Suffolk and surrounding Boston areas
A sequence of property conveyances lists multiple transfers in Suffolk County including Huntington avenue, St Botolph street, Blackwood Street, and West Chester park parcels to trustees and William S Dexter et al, with square footage and prices. Other entries cover Kendall street, Huntington avenue, Roxbury, Dorchester, Winthrop, Brighton, Revere, Chelsea, Charlestown, with buyers and sellers, dates in June to July, and amounts ranging from 0 to 502 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon T. Snow
Ellen T. Murray
Said Murray
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank
Nehemiah Kenison
Said Kenison
James B. Richardson
Patrick Doherty
Frank Barry
Mary E. Bennett
James L. Little Et al
Harrison A. Royce
Larkin T. Lynde
Ida G. Lynde
Joshua D. Whorf
Old Colony Railroad Company
Charles and
Ditson Streets
South Weymouth Savings Bank
Rockland Savings Bank
Albert F
Huntington Avenue
Franklin Haven Et al
Williams
Dexter
Hunting- Top Avenue
St. Botolph Street
William S. Dexter
Blackwood Street
William S. Dexter Et al
West Chester Park
D'tto
Kendall Street
Myer Cube Cfux
Central Savings Bank
Emil M. Bauer
John W. Rollins
Edwin R. Coburn
Roxbury
John Keenan
John MacGuinness
Alleghany Street
Semmuel Weld
City of
Boston
Norfolk
Magazine Street
Henry W. Moulton
Charles J. Patch
Mechanic Street
Bartholomew McGrery
Ejilena
Billings
Smth Street
Edward W. E. Thompson Et Ax
Ward Street
Dorchester
Svain J. Pierce
Henry F. Jenks
Washington Street
John C. Walbot
Fanny WD
Gordon
Melville M. Stackpole
John H. Bufford
Franklin Savings Bank
Clayton Street
Mary E .B. Huse
Boswell W. Turner
Jerome Street
Sarah M. Kay
Bowdain Square
Thomas Kilduff
William Gallagher
Winthrop Street
Brighton
Ann M. Corey
Theodore F. Corey
Harvard Avenue
Revere
Dustin Lancey Et al
Fried H. Henhaw
Rowland Hart
John Horgan
Chelspa
George W. Venner
Freeman Edmons
Pearl Street
Katrina Loppiano
Charlestown
Leven
Murray
Justin G. Hayward
New Haven Burglars Identified as Three Boston Suspects
Photographs of three men arrested in New Haven are sent to Boston police. Named as William Sullivan Robert J Davin and Harry Williams they are described as dangerous burglars linked to James Stanley and McCue. Williams once jailed in 1851 for breaking and entering Rothschilds store and stealing lace. Davin served three terms for larceny and Sullivan two terms for robbery. Records indicate burglars tools were found on capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Boston
Wiliam Sullivan
Robert J. Davin
Harry Williams
James Stanley
McCue
South End
Williams
Jacob A. Rothschild
Davin
Massachusetts
Sullivan
Burglar Caught Asleep After Lynn Saloon Break-in
Early yesterday morning the saloon of Michael H. Green on Ancrew street Lynn was broken into. The proprietor found the burglar asleep and arrested him. The culprit proved to be Thomas M. Fox. A clock was found in his possession. In the Police Court he was held to the Superior Court in $590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael H. Green
Ancrew Street
Lynn
Thomas M. Fox
Local patent medicines advertise cure claims
An advertising segment lists Hale's Honey cough cure at 25 50c and $1 Glenn's Sulphur Soap for cleansing and beautifying, German Corn Remover at 25c, Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye at 50c, Pike's Toothache Drops claiming one minute relief at 25c, and Deans Rheumatic Fills at 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Dean
Market Report Shows Little Change Across Commodities
Commercial matters show no change in flour corn oats and other grains with steady prices. Butter is quiet cheese firmer, eggs steady, beans dull, apples large supply, choice hay dull, potatoes lighter receipts higher prices, poultry and game unchanged, tallow dull, sugars steady. Boston exports for the week ending Aug 6 total $753,037 with imports at $1,286,963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Grain markets dampen as New York elevator accident spills doubt
The flour market is dull and buyers hold the edge while about 3900 barrels of spring patent flour damaged in a New York elevator accident push prices lower. Corn and oats stay steady with quiet demand, and selling interest remains weak across markets. Receipts and stocks at seaports and Chicago and New York show mixed totals, with visible supplies and prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye and related products described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seaboard
Bush
Bush. Bush N
York
Foston
Poth Na Oses
Montreal
Baltimore
Boston
United States Seaboard
Orleans
Chicago
Sis
Ivalsceasace
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Illinois
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Market Notes Show Butter Steady While Cheese Holds Firm
Butter prices steady for top grades with Western creamery extra scarce and lower grades slow. Cheese firmer with quiet egg, bean, and fruit markets. At Canton N Y and Ogdensburg N Y cheese sales described. butter not sold in Canton. New York dairy quotes unchanged. eggs dull. Fruits and vegetables show mixed shifts with peaches higher and watermelons varying by region. Steamer Lorenzo D Baker brings 16 000 banana bunches for Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Creamery Extra
Canton
N. Y
Ogdensburg
New York
Liverpool
Norfolk
Savannah
Iscesen
Lorenzo D. Baker
Jamaica
W.W
C. R. Noyes
Vermont Dairy
Western
East
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Bush
North
Do West
Co West
Rea Top
West
Jersey
Bristol Ferry
Market Provisions Prices Mixed with Steady Beef
Provisions show pork and lard unchanged in tone and prices, fresh beef steady, veals flat, mutton dull. Pork and lard ranges include backs and prime mess around 13 to 15 dollars, fresh ribs and sausage 10 each, smoked ribs 8 to 9 cents, dressed hogs around 7 cents per pound, extra plate beef near 10 to 11 dollars per barrel, choice steers 8 cents per pound, light and heavy beef cuts varied, veal and mutton prices given for multiple prepares and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Miscellaneous Cotton and market report summary
The market is quiet with steady quotes for cotton grade middling uplands and Orleans at 544 45 16d. Liverpool futures opened firm then weak with various delivery months listed. New York futures opened easy with bids and asks for August to January. Spot market closed easier for uplands, low middling, good ordinary, and ordinary. Sugar and molasses markets show quiet quotes, refined sugars steady, and wholesale granulated price at 63 6c. Oil refined in moderate demand with specific grade prices, naptha steady, and witch line certificates closing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Ain Ek Eee
Rrichs En Cace
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Centennial
Beacon Light
Head
Imperial
Markets by Telegraph. Cotton and grain fluctuate in big U.S. cycles
Across major cities on Aug 9 prices ranged from cotton steady with declines to wheat and corn easing. Upland cotton ordinary 47.6c, Orleans 73 16c, flour and wheat prices mixed with No 2 red at 83-84c, Chicago No 2 red 83 84c, oats and rye varying. Pork and lard movements mixed, Butter and cheese steady, molasses quiet, petroleum firm, and several regional receipts and shipments reported.
Cotton Markets August 9 National Receipts and Prices Report
Augusta receipts 2 and 5 sales at mid 9e, Galveston exports to Great Britain 855 and coastwise 74, New Orleans receipts 128 with exports to Britain 587 and sales 100, Mobile receipts 87 with coastwise exports 194, Memphis receipts 49 and shipments 628, Savannah receipts 408 with exports coastwise 8 and sales 2, Charleston receipts 9 with coastwise exports 985, Wilmington 1, Norfolk 99 with coastwise 611 and sales 33, Philadelphia receipts 20 and gross 21 with stock 93 821, Baltimore receipts 852 and stock 11,839, New York gross 72 with multiple exports and stock 140 759, Cincinnati receipts 1st and shipments 243, stock 5027, St Louis receipts none with shipments 222 and stock 13,299, Louisville firm at mid 9 4, Consolidation three days receipts 2574 and stock 194 153.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Great Britain
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
France
Continent
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
United States
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Chicago Auction
Cattle receipts 9090 with 2700 shipments. best steady, others lower. Shipping steers 1350 to 1500 head at about 4 60, 500 head at 4 10 to 4 65, 1200 to 1350 head at 4 50 to 4 60. Stockers and feeders slow at 2 40 to 3 50. Texans lower at 2 50 to 3 50. Hogs receipts 20600 shipments 4000. strong for choice, common lower. Rough and mixed 115 to 185, packing and shipping 4 0 to 4 60 per 100 pounds, light weights 130 to 170 at 4 0 to 4 90. Sheep receipts 2000 shipments 60 higher. natives 100 to 120 pounds at 4 25 to 4 80, 65 to 30 pounds at 2 3, Western 2 50 to 3 80, Texans 1 75 to 3, lambs 3 50 to 4 90 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat Market Opens Higher Then Drops On Heavy Selling
Emery and Hodges report wheat opens at Saturday close then declines as supply increases by about 1 060 000 bushels. Export demand weak with only 13 loads. market ends heavy. Corn and pork follow wheat. prices show weakness. Chicago grain notes bullish outlook from hot dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Ream
Waerar
Loweet
Erandewedes
Chicago
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Market Report Shows Wheat Strength and Corn Slump
Wheat receipts at sea port reached about 600000 bushels while lake ports shipped 825000 and seaboard 300000. Visible supply rose 2100000, with Atlantic exports last week totaling 1806000 plus 174000 barrels flour. The market softened on bears dominance as a government report loomed, while corn fell on unprecedented 700 car receipts. It closed steady at 43%4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinsson Bros
Milmine & Co
Cudahy
Seaboard
Atlantic
E. D. Bangs
London Market Report Cites Steady Wheat and Corn Prices
Foregin markets note steadiness in wheat and corn on passage and shipment with Liverpool showing quiet but firm prices. Wheat, corn, and flour trade to Paris described, with U.K. prices for winter and spring wheat and barley listed. Provisions prices given for pork, bacon, lard, tallow, and cheese alongside bond quotations and stock listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Englih
Paris
Liverpool
Cern
Imports and Exports Across Atlantic Ports
A sprawling OCR list details shipments at Kosten Fajardo Port, Port George NS, St John NB, Barrington NS, and multiple others. It notes brigades, schooners, steamers, cargoes of wood, mackerel, eggs, fish, hides, lumber, rosin, and crates from firms like Delong & Seaman, Wright, and Russell & co, with quantities including bbls, cases, tons, and pounds. Strong entities include Port York, Port Medway NS, Charlottetown PEI, and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia ports, plus vessel names like Lorenzo D Baker and New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fajardo
Grace Duller
Meteghan
Delong & Seaman
Port George
Portland
Hal! & Co
Port Medway
Wexter
Haskins & Montague
Barclay & Co
Pian
South & Co Hn
Lsbgko
L B Sargent
Port Moran
Jam
Lorenzo D Baker
James Boston Fruitco
Bear River
Florence Christine
Barrington
Schocter Hannah Eldridge
TJ Jones&co
Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Pei
Halifax & Piciou
Steame
Worceter
Arhur & Co
Bartlett, Lymen & Co
Rockwell & Co
Russell & Co
Walser & Rich
Winsor & Son
Witham & Co
Petou
Whitmore
Lewis
Haddock
Snow & Co
Taylor & Miy
Wyman
Glace Bay
CC van Horn
Darrow, Mann & Co
Savannah
City of
Macon
Billings & Eaton
Bartlett & Co
Cartier
Clark
Farnum & Co
Groom & Co
Kenndy & O
Russell Paper Co
Geo Read+ & co
Richardson & Dennie
Oo Boer. & Co
Rogers & Co
Melons Son & Co
Simns & Co
Walleigh
Waite Bros & Son
Wheeler & Co
York & Co
Ute ST John
New Brunswick
Bowies & Co
Clemen's & Co
Hathaway
Emerson
Buss
Teres Delong
Seaman
Griffin & Co
Boxer Benes
H Johnson
T Russell & Co
Hyde
Wheeer & Co
Adams, Chepmen & Co
Cutler
Cheay & Myrck
Cooper
Clements & Co
Berres
Dodge
Eigs Delong & Seaman
Hutchison & Co
Melon & Chapman
McKeever & Hall
Foreign Exports and Coastal Goods Listings
Liverpool and other ports report varied exports including beef lard butter leather cotton seed meal cheese and sugar shipped in numerous tonnages and boxes. Commodities span sausage meat rum machinery paper and tobacco among numerous items with quantities listed per vessel or clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Catalonia
Bates Leathr
Pemerara
Bark & K Bearce
Gust
Stephens
Annapolis
Digby
Steame
New Brunswick
Coxery
Margaretville
Elizabeth
Staple Receipts at Major Rail Lines Aug 9 1886 Port Totals
Long list of receipts at Boston and Albany Poston Providence New York and New England Fitchburg Boston Maine and other rail lines for Monday August 9 1886. Entries include wool bales, corn meal oats malt beef butter cheese eggs apples hay lumber leather and many other staples with quantities and transport mode. The section ends with a national totals comparison for the day versus the previous year listing cotton wool flour oats butter eggs beans and other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Poston & Providence Railroad
P&gs
New York
New England
Hatiross
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Rairoad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Lowell Railroad
By Express
Bates
Eric Eases
Buyers and sellers across cities listed in Allegheny trade ads
A long list of names and firms from cities including Allegheny Pittsburgh Atchison Athens Baton Rouge Charleston Chicago Cincinnati Des Moines Fort Worth Jacksonville Kansas City Little Rock Louisville Monroe Norfolk Savannah Shreveport Toledo Waco and others. Each entry notes individual trader names and associated companies such as Blumhage Deutsch Dill Meyer and others in various sales and advertising dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Penn
John Fielding
Craw
H Blumhage
H Blumhaze & Co
Atchison, Kan
J & M Deutsch
Deutsch Bros
Augusta
John P Dill
John P Dill & Co
Rage
H Ruge & Lone
Athens
M Morris
L & F Mormis
Moris
Par
Baton Rouge
Roserfeld
Ads
Bentham
Tex
Rosenbaum
Charlotte
T Gilmer
Pegram & Co
Cincinnati
H Meis
Charles Meis & Co
Chicago
Dallas
H Cahn
Cabn Bros
Des A'c
Ark
F Gates
Gates Bros & Co
East Saginaw
Mich
Adolph Rich
Rich Bros
Fort Worth
I Goldberg
The
Martin-Brown Co
Hopkinsville
A G Bush
Dabney & Bush
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomas KE Stribling
Stockton & Stribing
Kansas City
K Green
Knoxville
Tenn
W C McCoy
Haynes & McCoys
Leavenworth
Kas
H Simler
Little Rock
Gus Brass
Louisville
L Graumen
Monroe
S Meyer
Montgomery
Ala
Charles Hann
Norfolk
J T Wood
Rockford
M M Carpenter
Springfield
R A Starsey
Starkey & Scowden
St. Louis
W Lewis
O J Lewis & Co
Ont Lake City
Utah
H Auerbach
Auerbach & ‘Oo
Savannah
A Einstein
Einstein & Sons
Shreveport
J Dreyfus
H Dreyfus & Son
Toledo
J S Rodgers
Dewey, Rodgers & Co
Waco
T Young
Loung & Baker
Fall River Line Special Express Schedules and Tickets
The notice lists Fall River Line special express connections with steamers to New York and Newport, including departure times from Boston and Fall River, returning steamer times, and connections to Brooklyn and Jersey City. It advertises ticketing options, stateroom and berth reservations at state house locations, and agents JR Kendrick and L H Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Newport
New York
Boston
Fall Hiver
Brooklyn
Jersey City
State Mouse
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
Stonington
Boston & Providence Railroad
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. R
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston and Maine Train Schedule Highlights
Rail timetable fragment lists departures from Boston stations to Rochester Farmington and many intermediate stops. Includes times across the day with numerous destinations such as Exeter Great Falls Haverhill Lawrence Lowell Medford Merimac Readville Wakefield Wilmington and Portland Bangor Lewiston. The garbled OCR shows frequent midday and evening departures with return options and multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Farmington
Bover
Los
Branver
TASSO
Exeter
Great Falls
Baverhill
Georgetown
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Saco
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Sara
Pat
South Lawrence
Lowell
Maiden
AO Se
Soo Tee
Medford
Meiroxe Highlands
Stoneham
Merrimac
Andover
Newburyport
Espm Wakefield
Wilmington
Workingmen’s Gant
Eastern Division Boston to Amesbury rail timetable fragment
Timetable fragment lists numerous departure times from Boston and other stations including Amesbury Beverly Chelsea Everett Salem Marblehead Ipswich Lynn and more. The garbled OCR preserves many station names and irregular times, with Sunday and weekday patterns noted along with branch lines and special services. The data is incomplete and mixes numbers with letters.
Through trains on both divisions schedule and stations
Train times listed for Maine routes include Haymarket Square and Causeway Street stations with daily and midweek departures. Services cover Bangor, St. John, Halifax, Eastport, Calais, Lewiston, Manchester, North Conway, Port Pore, Rockland, Castine, Southwest and Bar Harbor, Machiasport, and connections to Maine Central Grand Trunk Knox Lincoln railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Bangor
ST. John
Halifax
Provinces
Eastport
Calats
N. B
N.S
Portland
Lewiston
Manchester
Concord
N. H
North
North Conway
Rockland
Castine
Southwest
Bar Harbors
Machiasport
Porta ‘Yuesdays
Maine Central
Grand ‘Trunk
Knox and
Lincoln
Timetable for Point of Pines and Oak Island service
Boston departures at 9.05 and 11.15 am with multiple intermediate times listed. Sundays show extensive outbound times and a separate returning schedule from Point of Pines and Oak Island, plus notes on city ticket office at 306 Washington Street. James T. Furber and J. Flanders are named officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point OF Pines
Oak Island
City
Washington Street
Portland
Bangor
James T. Furber
J. Flanders
Boston
Causeway Street
Old State Hose
Train Schedule for June 14 1888 from Boston and Nearby Towns
A detailed timetable lists daily departures from Boston to Wew Work and New York, with multiple daily runs to Providence Pawtucket Attleboro Mansfield and surrounding towns. It notes return trips, Sunday exceptions, and adjustments for weekdays and holidays. The schedule is signed by A A Folsom, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Shore Line
Meturn
New York
Providence
Keturn
Pawtucket
Bodgeville
Hebronville
Attleboro
North Attieboro
Mansfield
Exnat
Foxboro
Sharon
Camten Junction
Headville
Hyde Park
Mit
Hope and
Clarendon Hills
Forest Hills
Kiet
Jamaica Plain
Boylston
Roxbury
Dedham
Spring Street
West Loxbury and Highland
Heturm
Stongshtom
Canton
Oston
Mt. Hope
Warren
Bristol
Time tables for trains and stations listed
Time tables detail trains and arrivals at many stations including Concord Bedford Winchester Billerica and Met. noted by O B Mell en and Lucius Tuttle. It states time table details and where to obtain more information at stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eVenet Medford
SUN
Gse
College Hill
Winter Hi
Concord
Mass
Met
Ton Station
Billerica
Ami
Bedford
BUN
Lexington
Agxilpetan
Mets
North 2
Nashoa Junction
Mellen
Lucius Tuttle
G’r
Train Schedules From Gostum to Boston and Lowell Years Past
Lucius L Utile, Gen. Passenger Avent and Melllen, Gen. Supt present a list of historic train times commencing May 31, 1686. The long schedule covers Gostum to Jefferson and Way Stations with departures at 7 am, 6:05 pm express, and numerous Sunday times. It names multiple stations including Oakdale, Boylston, Clinton, Met. Beriam, Hudeon, Mockbottom, and Belmont among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Massachusetts
Boston
Lowell
Causeway Street
Gostum
Jefferson and Way
SUN
Het Jefferson
Oakdale
W. Bogletem
Het. Boylston
So. Clinton
Met. Beriam
Hmudeon
Vi Ayland
Weatom
Bet
Belmont
Waverly
Waitham
Kissment
Met
Mealtham
Lucius L
Utile
Mellen
sclaTrcay
Boston and New England Rail Schedules Corrected 1886
Trains leave Boston for Ashcroft and many New England points on weekdays with various times listed. Highlights include Norwood Central, Norwood, Woonsocket, Needham, New York via Middletown, and Norwich Line connections with through services to Hartford and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Station
Summer Street
Ashcroft
Baltimore
Bird Street
Danbury
Dorchester
EL LS
Budley Street
la M. Snix
Endicott
ELS
Fishkill Landing
Franklin
Forest Avenue
Hartford
Harvard Street
Titer Hyde Liak Ie
Hichtawad Lake
Islington
M. Manchester
Mattapan
Milford
Mt. Bowdoin
New Britain
Newburg
New London
New York
Middletown
Norwich
New Haven
Pullman
Boston
Waterbury
Fishkill
NEW England Limited
Air Line
Grand Central Depot
Willimantic
Bristol
Philadelphia
Darly
Jersey City
Trenton
Washington
Richmont
Danielsonville
Pallam
City OF Worcester
City OF New York
Washington Street
W. H. Turner
Boston and Massachusetts rail timetable fragment lists many routes
A dense OCR snippet shows train schedules across multiple routes including Royaliston, Erving, West Fitchburg, Wendell, Deerfield, Montague, Worcester, Nashua, Cambridge, and Lowell lines. It notes times like 6.30 am and 11.55 am, special expresses, through cars, Sundays, and weekday variations, with a closing attribution to JOHN ADAMS Gen, Swot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravee and
Miller's Fan
Selburne Falls
Royaliston
Erving
West Fitchburg
Wacehusett
Westminster
Ashberphan Junction
Ashburnham
Gctier Frivern
Wendell
Exast Deerfield
Montague
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zear
Bardwell
Winchendon
Keene
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Cheshire Railroad
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Keene and
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Nashua
Clinton
Oakdale
Ayer
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John Adams Gen
Trains From Boston to New York via Fall River Line
Old Colony timetable lists weekday departures from Boston to New York and returns via Fall River Line with numerous stop schedules at Ashmont Barnstable Hyannis Braintree Rockport and other towns. Service notes indicate limited days for certain routes and special conditions on arrival of boats. signed J. R. Kendrick General Manager.
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Taunton
Whitman
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