The Money Market Steady but Eyes Turn to Easier Rates
Boston money market remains steady with a hint of easier rates ahead. Loans on call ranged 7 to 8 percent, general paper around 6 to 7.5 percent, manufacturing dull, New York funds at discounts, and overall stock activity subdued with modest gains in a few rails and utilities. Union Pacific notes paid off, fleet of bonds discussed, and iron ore shipments from Michigan ports noted alongside company earnings and dividend expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
General Business
New York
Atchison, New York
New England
Wisconsin Central
New York & New England
Central Massachusetts
Chicago, Burlington
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Pullman Palace
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago & West Michigan
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Kansas Pacific Consors
Oregon Short Line
St. Joseph
Evening Bond Market Trading Closes With Mixed Yields
Closing bond prices show varied results across sectors with notable activity in railroads and utilities. Mex Cen and Pullman Car warrants edge higher while New England and Am Bell links hold steady amid ex-dividend notes and shifting railway issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T&s
Feploe
To& Sfe
Allan & Pac
B&q
Fitchburg
IF & S CY
Pullman P Car
Me Ae
New England
Bos & Mon
Amory Miz Co
Ee Ice Lam Store Ser
Directory fragments list business and address items
A series of fragmented entries shows addresses and business names such as 100 Brookline, 100 Toledo, Cincinnati, 100 Boston Water Power, Reece Button Hole Mac, American Kiec Mfg, DUNKIN, Erie Telephone, Rutland, Kensington Chairs. The legible items hint at a classified listing or directory page with varied company names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Land
Ccccceeenneses
Toledo, Cincinnat Loo Security
Saeeeerrsee
Erie Telephone
Ceeses
Rutland
Kensington Chair
Wall Street sees dull to steady market closes firm
New York money on call tightens 41 to 8 last loan. Sterling steady. Governments and railroad bonds dull. Stock market opens weak, midday down 1 percent, then rallies slightly to close a touch above intraday lows. Notable bonds include Lake Shore, Minnesota, and Wabash. Trading volume: 142,631 shares across listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Northwestern Sinking Fund
Houston & Texas Western Division
Kentucky Central
Milwaukee & Northern
Oregon Transcontinental
Texas Pacific Rios
Manitoba Consols
Toledo & Onio Central
Wabash
St. Paul & Minneapolis
Morris & Essex Vonsols
Denver & Rio Granite
Western
Lawson & Co
London
Lake Shore
Lake Sncre
Omaha
S Art Co
Financial Terms Across Railroads and Securities Listed
The note lists railroad stocks and bonds with preferred and common shares, percent yields, and related securities. Firms include Chicago and Alton, Central Pacific, Union Pacific, Norfolk and Western, Denver and Rio Grande, Missouri Pacific, Texas Pacific, and many others across U S rail networks and finance instruments.
Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco
Official closing prices for mining stocks in San Francisco dated August 24 list several companies such as Best & Belcher Mount Diablo and Savage along with minor percentage changes reflecting daily market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Bower Cig
Iecasissstesece
Balsek Aar
Ares Sccseertclerecase
Best & Belcher
Mount Diablo
ISDE
Cala
Savage
Ocnececesesecceses
OM Gowd & Curry
Central Massachusetts railroad extension talks reach toward Northampton and beyond
Negotiations in progress seek lands to extend the Central Massachusetts road from Jefferson to Northampton and possibly Holyoke and Westfield. Friends of the company express cautious optimism that construction may resume before winter and reach toward a link with the Poughkeepsie bridge via the Eshford and Connecticut Western or a western Hampden Berkshire route. Hartford and Connecticut Western may aid the missing link, while New Haven and NorthamptonCo. is open to proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Jefferson
Northampton
Bose
Holyoke
Westfield
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Eshford & Connecticut Western
Hampden
Berkshire
Poughkeepsie
Hartford & Connecticut Western
New Haven & Northamption Company
Mt. Washington
Hoosac
Massachusets
Railroad earnings and assessable values across lines
The report notes earnings ahead for the Boston Lowell system due to Waite mountain division expansion. California rail valuations rise with California Southern at 1,264,290 and Southern Pacific at 17,000,000. Central Pacific at 26,000,000 with a drop of 2,000,009. Interior approves Atchison through Indian Territory. East bound Chicago shipments fall to 22,582 tons. Nickel Plate-Lake Shore suit last pleading filed in Cleveland. Regional line figures show weekly and year-to-date earnings for St Louis and Laue, Grand Trunk, Northern Pacific, St Paul, and Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western with various gains and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Southwest
Gelveston News
Akchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
St. Louis
San Francisco
Texas & Pacific
Indian Territory
Texas
Dallas & Greenville
Denton & Decatur
Gainesville
Henrietta
Decatur
Fom
Dallas
Agh Og Fine
Bilis
Hill
Waco
Taylor and Bastrop
Bastrop
Gonzales
Southern Pacific
Cuero
Goliad
Refugio
Coast
San Antonio
Arkanses Pass
Corpus Christi
Boston Lowell
Waite Mountain
California State Board of Equalization
Central Pacific
Atchison & Topeka
Colorado
Secretary of the Interior
Atchison
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cleveland
Nickel Plate
Land transfers and mortgages across Boston area streets
Suffolk County records detail transfers on Springfield Street Utica Street Prospect Street Central Avenue Concord Square North Anderson Street Appleton Street Dorchester Roxbury Roxbury South Boston Chelsea Charlestown Jamaica Plain Winthrop and more. Transactions list buyers, sellers, street locations, dates in Aug July and amounts mortgage details. Notable entries include properties on Springfield Street worth 6450 with 4000 mortgage and parcels on Dudley Street Roxbury and Park Street South Boston, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Street
Isaac Hatch
Amalia Busch
Utica Street
Eliza Jane Edwards
Edward Bird
Cilea Street
Prospect Street
Henry S. White
William A. Dixvis
Central Avenue
William E. Potter
Margaret Myer
Censant Avenue
Concord Square
John O. Shaw
W. Everett Smith
North Anderson Street
William J. Tracey
Qatherine F. O’laughlin
Anderson Street
Appleton Street
Hugh Mullen
Francis Mullin
Dorchester
John Edwin Swan
Lydia Maria Fay
Adams Street
Edmund J. Baker
John Capentor
Medcatf
Constable
Idaho Street
Edwin FP. Haynes
Workingmen’s Co-operative Bank
Long Meadow Street
Roxbury
Edward C. Morgan
Alton F. Haskell
Hyde Park Avenue
South Boston Savings Bank
James W. Rollins
Park Street
Florence Beil
Boston
James N. Platt Et al
Cseroline Webster
Saratoga Street
East Boston
Beoward White
Annie M. Seaver
Porter Street
Morgage
Annie Seaver
South Bostu
Michael Moore
B Street
James G. Stone
Joseph R. Churchill
Norherly
Eighth Street
Chelsea
Winnisimmet Company
Mary F. McGurn
Pearl Street
Otis V. Waterman
Eben Hutchinson
Sylvester B. Hinckley
Goration Street
Timothy Corey
Charlestown
Cornelia J. Montgomery
Arthur W. Tufts
Gina
Medford Street
Mary Maloney
Freeman C. Sewall
Everett Street
William Smith
Gustavus A. Godbold
Nabent Avenue
Dustin Laney Et al
Annie M. C. Soper
Welrut
Jamaica Plain
James S. Drake
Guy Limbkin
Centre Street
Winthrop
Jacob Bealetux
Edmund S. Read
Tremont Street
Discharges of Mortgages From 1855 to 1885 Listed
A series of mortgage discharges recorded involving multiple parties including Patrick Maguire, George B Faunce, Morley, John T Pope, Luther Whippie, Edward Ford, Ellen Harrington, Margaret Ready, Alvin Norcross, Edward C Morgan, and Frank E Micullion. Dates range from 1855 to 1885 with sums noted for some discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borigates
Ucion Institution For Savings
Michael Score
Patrick Maguire
William Minot
John H Reed
George B. Faunce
Henry E. Hardwich
Michael IF. Morley
Said Morley
Ellen M. Harrington
Luther P. Whippie
John T. Pope
Luther Whippie
Frank C. Bill
Join T. Pope
Margaret Ready
Edward Ford
Ford
Alvin C. Norcross
Said Ford
Edward C. Morgan
Frank E. Micullion
Said Haskell
Insolvencies and Assignments Reported Across Several States
Multiple small business failures and assignments noted. Matthew F Pattereton of Boston owes 1034 dollars with no assets. O L Butts of Best Paes tive assigned. D Fochts & Co of Philadelphia suspended. F R Woodward of Hill NH reported attached. O F Paterson of Red Wing assigned. Dippge B Otis a Massachusetts shoemaker failed with 300 dollar liabilities. Luce & Poole Brockton offered 2 cents on the dollar. Eben H Wilkinson Richmond ME insolvent. G Hazlewood Bloomfield IN assigned. Owen Durnion Brooklyn liquor dealer attached. William J Donaldson Buffalo NY assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew F. Pattereton
Albany Street
Boston
O. L
O. F. Paterson
Red Wing
Minn
Dippge B
Otis
Mass
Luce & Poole
Brockton
Alass
Eben H. Wilkinson
Richmond
G. Hazlewood
Bloomfield
Owen Durnion
Brooklyn
N. Y
William J. Donaldson
Buffalo
N, Y
New England Conservatory Plans 1886 87 Program
The prospect for 1886 87 of the New England Conservatory of Music outlines its educational facilities and methods across departments. It notes the addition of Charles Tinney of London to the vocal department under Dr Eben Tourjee, reflecting the school's world wide reputation and high standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW England Conservatory
New England Conservatory of Music
Charles £. Tinney
London
Eben Tourjee
Trust deed recorded in Salem for Snelling estate
A trust deed is recorded in Salem for the estate of Samuel G. Snelling and Elenora Ellicott Snelling at the corner of School and Carey avenues Nahant. It secures William S. Dexter to indemnify those who sign any bond for the Snellings. The property is to be occupied by Mrs. Snelling until forfeiture, then may be sold at auction or disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Samuel G. Snelling
Elenora Ellicott Snelling
School and
Carey Avenues
Nahant
Williams
Dexter
Snelling
Various Executives and Firms Listed Across U S Trade Names
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals and firms with city and state affiliations across the United States. entries reference positions at companies such as Selz Schwab Co Cincinnati Jones Gates Co Cowen McGrath and Morrow McNary among others, with locations including Aberdeen Atlanta Augusta Burlington Chicago Cleveland Columbus Knoxville Lexington Macon Mobile Nashville Richmond Savannah Syracuse and more. The passage reads as a directory of agents and business concerns with initials and surname identifications, lacking a single narrative but preserving broad business connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Knoxville
J E Lutz
KE Lutz & Co
Ads
Lexington
Fi Lancaster
M P
Lancaster
Macon
Lyons
Lyons & Cline
Mobile
Ala
F Mcwill
McGill, Craw
Nashville
Tenn
L Lussy
Lusky Bros
Parney
Ia—5S J Eckenrrede, Amn
Paducah
G Morrow
Morrow & McNary
Portsmouth
Branat
Quincy
Blassana
S A Blasland & Co
Richmond
Grigg
Semuck
Sandusty
John A
Geideman
Geideman & Homegardner
Savannah
Advertised Patent Medicines and Remedies Listing
An old advertisement line up lists Glenn’s Sulphur Soap for 25 cents, German Corn Remover at 25 cents, Bill’s Hair and Whisker Dye in black and brown for 50 cents, Pike’s Toothache Drops promising a 1 minute cure at 25 cents, Dean’s Rheumatic Pills claimed as a sure cure at 6 cents, and Hale’s Honey for coughs priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Bill
Pike
Dean
Hale
Commercial Matters and Market Report Summary
The flour market shows little change with moderate demand and steady prices. Corn oats and rye are dull or unchanged. Butter demand edges up slightly but trade remains quiet. eggs and beans steady. Apples and Gravensteins firm, peaches traded with mixed quality. Hudson river grapes 5 to 62 per pound. Lard firm. fresh meats quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
Cattle and Livestock Market Prices and Arrivals
Arrivals at various yards show cattle sheep veals and hogs moving through Watertown and other eastern markets. Prices for beef, store cattle, hogs, sheep and hides are listed, with regional sales data across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts and notes on export trade and dairy cattle demand. The report details cattle arrivals by yard and by state, with price ranges and occasional commentary on demand and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburg
Boston & Albany
Eastern
N. B
Maine
G Wells
Libby & Merrill
J L Bassett
Glines & Weston
R W Browe
H F
Coolidge & Son
Libby & Son
A Richardson
W Hall
Thompson & Son
J H Libby
New Hampshire
Aldrich & Johnson
Witle
Breck & Wood
Gordon
Pond Deattie
RP Pollard
W G Townsend
French & Colseattie
Combs & Farrar
M E Campbell
EC Rowell
Hastings
Ricker & Son
Allen Lai
J Golding
G E Rowell
K Campbell
Western States
J A Hathaway
A N Mouree
Hollis & Co
E Farrell
Sawyer
Farrell & McFlynn
lUsc
Liverpool
Monroe
London
Stexzner
Boston City
Monrosa
White River Junction
Union Market
John Bailey
Clarsmont
Whipple & Farnham
Blacky
P. W. Thompson & Son
C A Burdick
Hall & Seaver
EF Agden
Dow & Moulton
JC Libby
Toompon &Son
Los
Heteers
Tige
R W Brown
Hsil & Seaver
EF Adden
JC Libby & Son
JB Sargent
H Coolidge & Son
J C
Libby & Sona
Richardson
P W
Aldrich & Johnson al
E F Adden
Moulton & Flanders
Vermont
Charlton
G H Sprigg
Williamson
A Pond
French & Co
Comb & Farrar
N K Campbell
Chase & Kenfield
L W Tinker
Kimball
M G@ Flanders
A O Turner
Massachusetts
J S Henry
Scattering
New York
McCarthy
L Morse
Southworth
D & C A Powers of
Illinois
Jacob Martin
Onio
Desiers
Brighton
Noms
Cattle Sale Reports And Prices From Brighton Yards
At Brighton yards buyers and dealers clash over values as west cattle fetch higher prices and sales lag. Sample sales include 15 steers 1365 lbs at 4 34c, 18 steers 1312 lbs at 4 1/2c, 16 steers 1287 lbs at 4 7c, and 9 steers 1060 lbs at 5 9c, with export demand noted and speculative trading light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Hathaway
R P Pollard
Stanton Bros
Moulton & Flanders
George Harris
EF Adden
S Y Southworth
D Shirley
F Fisher
J B Sargent
Brighton
West
H Bird & Co
Ea Shade
Brignton
Sige
Holstein cattle arrival and market notes at Littleton pier
Holstein cattle numbering sixty two head including two mature cows and a bull arrive at pier 3 Hoosac Tunnel dock aboard the Boston City. consignor is Furness line agent R. B. Burnett. quarantine pending release. traders note strong stock quality and upcoming imports from Isaae S Whitney and John A Cunningham with Galloway Ayrshire and Shetland ponies hinted. Prices for various oils, seeds and sugars referenced with steady demand and selective pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Boston City
Furness Line
Hoosac Tunnel Dock
R. B. Burnett
Nashville
Tenn
Marcus Schell
Amesterdam
Old Country
Smith, Powell & Lamb
Pleasant View Stock Farm
Iowa City
William Hawke
Prestler
Isaae S Whitney
Wilton
John A Cunningham
Harden
Independence
Prince Victor
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending Aug 25
Flour and grain prices firm with Western superfine and patent lines in demand. Cornmeal, oats, bran, and feeds show mixed movement. butter, cheese, eggs, peas, potatoes stable to firmer. Provisions and metals trade steady. copper, iron, lead, and tin plate prices hold with minor shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Koller
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Ilinois
Western Creamery
Western
Scotia
Vermont
Canada
Lake Ingot
Exme
Straits Piyz
Commodity Markets Report From The Shippive Ports
Coal and cotton notes show Austracite demand steady but prices uneven while fall activity is anticipated. Miscellaneous commodities including drugs, dyes, chemicals, fish, fruit, and freight rates are listed with diverse prices for talcs, borax, oils, shellac, molasses, and hemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Cade Brimstone
Gambier
Castor
L&e
Shellac
Prince Edward Island
Malaga
London
Virginia
Wilmington
Liverpool
Glasgow
Antwerp
Melbourne
Foot
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Wellington
Auckland
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Manila
Texas
Montevideo
Calcutta
Markets by Telegraph New York Aug 25 Flour and grain prices
Markets by telegraph show flour steady and wheat prices higher with strong receipts and exports across major cities. Cornmeal and rye varied, with notes on oats barley and pork futures, plus steady to firm butter cheese and tallow. Detroit Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Toledo market updates accompany price ranges and shipment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
St. Louis
City
M. Nescia
Rio
Ptandard
Petco
um—United
Beefhams
Mindles
Lara
Eales
Western
Liverpool
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Esra
Cotton Markets Wide August 25 Report Across Ports
The Augusta and New Orleans markets show steady to quiet activity with net receipts and exports reported. Garment and ship markets vary, with coastwise exports to Britain and France noted, while stocks remain high in several ports including New York, Cincinnati, and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Lée
Mobile
Memphis
C. Sevannan
Pew
Charleston
Wamington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great Britain
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Seles
Louisvile
Norfelz
France
Continent
United States
Cattle Market Report From Chicago August Price Drops
Chicago cattle receipts total 10 090 with 2 600 shipments down. Steers bring 459 575, 12 000 1s50ths 424 50, cows bulls and mixed 17 360, bulk 225 270, Texans 259 36. Hogs receipts 15 ¬0, 3 000 shipments lower. rough and mixed 50 465, packers 250 4250 4 70 5 O6. light weights 3 7ée 1 70. Sheep receipts 4 400, lower. lambs 3 5 6 4 20, ewes and over 3 40 65 80 ths 2 3, lambs 44 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Despatch Reports Nervous Opening
A Chicago despatch notes a nervous market at the open with selling pressure pushing prices down to 7 35? for Caber and later rising to 13 4e. Singer and others sold large lots to cap declines as bears dominate while English interests grow nervous on the war outlook. Corn strengthens. tomorrow’s expected car lots: wheat 129, corn 570, oats 230. Previous close shows October wheat around 805? and corn at 41 14? per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Joneson
Singer
fSgo
Foreign Markets. London August Wheat and Corn Firm
London reports show wheat firm but not active while corn remains firm. Mark Lane and Live Pool reflect steady to firmly held prices. Paris wheat and flour steady. English weather warms. UK wheat shipments rise to 2 075 000 quarters and corn 26 000 quarters. shipping updates include 620 006 quarters to the Continent. Liverpool notes bread stuffs firm with good demand, corn firmer, various commodity quotes listed. Cotton prices favor buyers with Upland and Orleans bids and futures moderate. sugar weak in Havana trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Livepool
Paris
England
Wheaton
United Kingdom
Continent
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Aavana
Amng
Seles
Financial Market Summary From London Aug Twenty Fifth
London financial notes show Consols at 100 13 16 and U S bonds at 4s 12 7 8. Atlantic and Great Western firsts 51 3 4, seconds 13 1 4. Canada Pacific 68 1 4, Erie 33 1 2, seconds 16 4 4. St Paul common 95, Illinois Central 138 4 4, New York Central 113 1 2, Pennsylvania 53 , Reading 134.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mississippi
Ontario and Western
Oregon Navigation
Oregon
Richmond & All
Richmond & Danville
Richmond & W P
Rochester & Pitts
Rock Island
Ecese
San Fran
St Paul
St Paul, Minn & Man
Omaha
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United States
Wabash, Stl & Pac
Wells Farge
Erie
Miss
Northern Pac
Northwestern
Oregon Nav
St L & San F Gen M'G
St Paul,Ch & Pac
Pac Cal
London
United
Imports at Boston and Bear River vessels trade
Readable fragments describe cargoes at Boston and Bear River NS with schooners Sandolphon Florence Christine Adeline and Clara J Wilbur carrying wood eggs piling cords and other goods. Several firms including Delong Seaman J R Leeson Morse and Baring Brothers appear with crates boxes and bales of merchandise amid a long list of shipments and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bear River
Sandolphon
Delong & Seaman
Florence Christine
Clementsport
Adeline
Glasgow
Dow & Co
Iron Brown Bros & Co
Jd& M Williams
Mansur
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Turner & Co
Farley, Harvey & Co
Norway Steel and Iron Co
Muse Nickerson & Baxter
Jackson, Mandel & Daniels
Stoddard
Lovering & Co
Chase & Co
Waldo Bros
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Logwood Dupuy
Ridoul & Co Usu
Eng
Marengo
Tates
F Brancher & Co
Grown Bros & Co
Rossbach & Bros
Bailey & Co
Louis Wolf & Co
Horace Partridge & Co
Bates Flax Tow
Baing Bros & Co
Steel H B Jackson
Fiske & Coleman
Seccom Kehew & Son
Trade items and shipboard consignments listed by firms
A list of goods from Louis Wolf & Co and others including iron kegs paint hides leather and wood pulp, with shipboard and inland consignments noted. Entries cover belts of eggs tea leather and cheese with quantities, from St John NB to Thorne Cove NS, naming multiple firms and vessels such as Cumberland and P Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardware and Toys
Louis Wolf & Co
Baring Bros & Co
E & F King & Co
Dexter Bros
Richardson & Co
ST. John
Cumberland
Foster, Weeks & Co
Griffin & Co
Rockwell
Russell & Co
Foreign Exports Report From Sydney CB
A Sydney CB report notes schooner AT 1009 exported 590 barrels of flour 8 barrels of cornmeal 10 barrels of refined oil 10 barrels of beef 10 barrels of pork 39 pieces du k and drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Staple Goods Listings Across Railroads
A dense OCR of railroad freight lists shows Staple Products aggregated by multiple lines. Items include cotton, wool, oats, corn, beef, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, apples, potatoes, coffee, tea, and leather. Railroads named include Boston & Albany, Grand Junction, Boston & Providence, Old Colony, New York & New England, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine, and Boston & Lowell with varied quantities and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Golony
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Mailroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products August 25 at All Ports
The port's daily receipts table lists principal staples from all shipment points, including in transit, with figures for 1886 1835 1883 and 1885. Items include cotton, flour, corn, oats, eggs, cheese, pork, lard, butter, tea, coffee, sugar, hides, beef, and other commodities, showing varied totals in cases, bales, bushels, and packages.
Comprehensive New England Train Schedules and Stops
Time tables list routes from Boston through Vermont and New Hampshire to Canada with numerous local and through trains. It covers Plymouth, White Mountains, Northern Division points, summer resorts, winter service, parlor and Pullman cars, and arrival times for multiple towns, stations, and branches. Officials LUCIUS TUTTLE and C.8. MELLEN note full information is available at stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Villace
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
Montreal
Plymouth and Way
Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
St. Johnsbury
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Land
Bristol
Claremont
White Mountains Division
Northern Division
Pullman
Central Vermont R.R
Passumpsie B.R. Parioreste
Fabyan
Bethlehem
Jefferson
White Mountain Resorts
Mass transit schedule for Central Massachusetts lines 1886
Lucius Tuttle, General Passenger Agent, and S. Mellen, General Superintendent, publish a May 31 1886 timetable listing train departures from Reston to Jefferson Wey Station and intermediate stops including Berlin Sudbury Wayland Weston Belmont Waltham and Waverly with varied morning and afternoon times and express services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Massagshusetts A
Eostumn
Lowell
Causeway Street
Reston
Jeffersen
Wey
SON
Khet Deffersen
SUN
Jeet
Gakdete
Kiet
Boyistem
Bet
Fet
Cumtom
Berlin
Wadson
Express
Sen
Backbottom
Sudbury
Met
Aim
Wayland
Weston
Belmont
Waverly
Waltham
Ami
Itet
Tealtham
Lucius Tuttle
Mellen
Acierisiz
Express trains Boston to New York via Stonington line
The schedule notes Sunday-except service on the Boston & Providence line with trains departing at 6 30 P M from Boston and Providence Railroad Station and arriving at Stonington at 9 20 P M and New York by 6 A M the next day Tickets and state rooms are available at 24 Washington Corner State Street and the Boston & Providence Railroad Station J W Richardson Agent and A A Folsom Superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburre
Pullman
Central
Vermont
R. It
Washington Street
J. W. Hobart
Gen
S. W. Cummings
St. Albans
Stonington
Boston & Providence Railroad
New York
Washon
Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. K
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence BR. BR
Falliver
Newport
Fall Eiver
Fall Liver
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
Boston and Maine Train Schedule Listings
Trains depart Boston station Haymarket for Alton Bay Rochester Farmington and other points at 3.30 AM 1 3.50 PM and many morning and evening times across Dover Exeter Haverhill Lawrence Lowell Medford Melrose Wakefield Wilmington Reading and Portland Bangor Lewiston with numerous intermediate stops and return trips listed in dense OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Haymarket Square
Alton Bay
Rochester
Farmington
Jndover
Dover
Wanvers
Exeter
Great Falls
Haverhill
Georgetown
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Lace
A Lawrence
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Lowell
Biaiden
Medford
Melrose Highlands
Stencham
Melrose
Merrimac
North Andover
Ale Newburyport
Reading
Wakefield
Jilmington
Incomplete Rail Timetable Fragments Across Massachusetts
A dense list of train times and routes for numerous towns including Amesbury Beverly Chelsea Dover Everett Lynn Marblehead Middleton Newburyport North Conway Peabody Salem Swampscott and Rockport on Saugus and other branches. Sunday schedules noted and occasional clarifications such as Through trains via Saugus Branch and Workingman's train.
Through Trains on Botil Divisions and Maine Routes
Schedule notes rail and steamer departures from Haymarket square and Causeway street stations including Augusta Haymarket and Bangor connections to Halifax St. John Calais Portland North Conway Rockland Castine Bar Harbor Machiasport and Maine Central Grand Trunk Knox lines with times from 8:30 AM to 9:30 PM and special weekday services to Saint John and Halifax.
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BOTIL
Augusta
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Bangor
Joan
Halifax
Provinces
Irs Laltport
Calais
ST. John
N. B
N.S
Portland
Causeway Sttreet
Chesteer
So Ha
NORTE
North Conway
Oreland
Haythart
Ortland
Rockland
Castine
Southwest
Bar Harbors
Machliasport
Point of Pines and Oak Island Transit Schedule
Leave Boston at 9 05, 14 15 aM, 1 40, 2 45, 3 45, 45, 5 40, 6 05, 7 15 pM. Sundays 10 30, 21 45 AM, 12 15, 12 45, 1 20, 1 45, 2 15, 2 45, 3 16, 9 45, 4 45, 5 10, 5 45, 6 25, 7 15, 8 50, 9 50 ru.
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Boston
Manchester
Concord
SUN
Keene
Peterboro
Hillsboro
Met
Sere
Het
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Greenfield
Nashua
Bet
Noe Billerica
Areka iv
Stoneevam
Winchester
Ean
Lance A
S. Io
Ieot
M. Sun
Wrest
Medford
College Faru
Rmet
Mass
Frison
Pricon Station
Estuerica
Bedford
Lexington
Sen
Ariington
Atete
Nassos Junction
Lucius Tuttle
Mellen
Pase
G’t
Amesbury
Beverly
Icdeford
Pau
Dover
Everett
Falls
Rochester
Bampton
Beach
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Lynn
Lynn and Way
Point OF Pines
Oak Island
de Adn Wen
New York
Fallover
Ashmont
Barnstable
Hyannis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Meturn
Braintree
Bridgewater
Brockton
Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Buzzard’s
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Cebaneet
Bringham
Eteturn
Cohasset
Abington
Miles
West Quincy
Feturn
West Guiney
Return
East Milton
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Fall River
Taunton
Biarkson Square
Todd
Hetuarn
Marshfield
Heturn
Amey Messes Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Ayer Junction
Shirley
Ayer
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Bramboro
Hudson and Maynard
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmont and
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Betars Watertown
Cambridge
Metarn
Wnien Square
Somerville
Baldwinsville
Ware River
Ate Tion
John Adams
Trains Schedule From Monday June 14 1888
On and after Monday June 14 1888 trains run to Pew Park New York Providence and Mansfield with numerous departures listed for daily, Sundays and holidays. Connections noted with Shore Line from New York and detainment at Mansfield if Shore Line arrives late.
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New York
Providence
Mansfield
Ae A
Folsom
Sapte
Boston Area Timetable Fragments From a Historical Schedule
An extensive and jumbled timetable lists transit times and routes from multiple towns and waterways. It includes entries for Milton Mattapan Nantasket Beach Scituate Nantucket Newport Woods Hole Fall River Plymouth and many others with varied AM and PM departures Return trips and special notes. The document appears to be a carrier schedule or timetable with inconsistent punctuation and OCR-like errors.
Fitchburg Railroad schedules from Hoosac Tunnel route
John Adams General Superintendent issue details daily passenger trams from Boston on July 6 1886 including morning and evening departures to Syracuse Chicago St. Louis and New York Central routes with through sleeping cars and drawing room cars. Extensive list covers routes via Fitchburg Wachusett Westminster Ashburnham Junction and branches to Greenfield North Adams Shelburne Falls Brattleboro and beyond with through connections and special Saratoga express stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
West
Syracuse
Chicago
St. Louis
Pullman
New York Central
Ps. Express
Kago
West Shore Railroad
Alban Vs
Troy
The
Saat Saratoga
Saratoga
Mechanicville
Arrier
Bo BT
KH. Nh
Ehanicville
Boani D
H. C. Coom
S Gardner
Baldwinville
Atel
Grange and Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnhan
Otter Eliver
Wendell
East Deerfield
Montague
West Deerfield
Buechkland
Zoar
Bardwell’s
Charlemont
Brousne
Turner's Falls
Brattleboro
Winchenden
Keene
Hellows Falls
Cheshire
St. Albans
Keene and Rutland
Saratoga Express
Bellows Falls
Worcester
Ayer
Clinton
Oakdale
Framberham and
Lowell
South Franingham
Fitchburg
Concord Boston and Manchester Rail Schedule Notice
Trains depart from Boston from B and L depot for Manchester and Concord New Hampshire and upper lines starting June 28 1886 with multiple daily departures including Sundays. Return trips listed with 8 08 am and 6 27 pm among others. Official notice from Chamberlin Building.
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Concord BR. BR
Breanomes
Boston
Manchester
Concord
N. H
Test
Chamberlin
BuDt
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Money Market
Tiago
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Vermilion
Cleveland & Canton Commons
Cleveland & Canton
Tue
Ghoes
SS Fomm Cai Cae Kanes
T .S
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Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Kansas City
Regar
Rh. BH. White & Co
New York Commercial Bulletin
Arizona
Ius
Swanaea
Havre
Css Svcavaceses
Brush Electric Iluminating Company of
Delaware & Hudson Company
Commission Merchants
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Boston Stoc
Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Canada Southern
Ceescees
Gentral Pacific
Csecesese
Delaware & Hudson
Kansas
Lake
New Jersey
Ohio & Mississippi
Pacific Mail
Peoria, Dee & Evanson
St Paul & Oimana
Eseses
Union: Pacific
Western Cpion
Wabash Pacific
Cekelnn’s Northern Pacific Pref
Alton & Terre Haute
American Express
Oston Air Line
Sur
Or&n
Adams Express
Canada Pacific
Canada Southe
Caniten
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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Chicago, Bur & Quincy
Chic
St Louis & Pa
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Cleve & Colum
Con Coal
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St da& Hudeon
Sconereee
Doi & Gack
Neaver
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Ind
Bloom & West
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Cecessees Smg
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Mem
Metropolitan Elevated
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Pacific
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GO Press
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LAN Ee
Grand Trunk
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ST. Paul
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Suffolk County
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Elkin
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Atlanta
T . Augusta
William Mulherin
William Mfulherio & Ming
Brighton and Watertown
Boston Post
George J
Porto Rico
Ponce
Cubacoa
Arecibo
Fajardo
Cienfuegos
Trinidad
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Review OF the
Telegehaph
Commercial
Railroads
Montreal & West
Fei
New York West
Quelef Ae
Old Colony Station
J.R. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
Boston and
POWER
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Haverhile
Lawrence
Anp
Lewiston
Reading and Way
Boston Station
Causeway
Street
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Middleton
Newbury Port
Peabody and Danvers
Mes
Frevere
Rockport and
Gloucester Branch
Saugus
Swampscott
Weexham
Wolfeboro
Sewburyport
Portland, Bangor, ST. John and
Wee
Ale aVia
James T. Furber
D. J. Flanders
Boston & Providence R. Rf
Maui
Steamboat
Pawtucket
Msodgeville
Hebronville
Metors
Attleboro
Worth Attickers
Returm
Beetuem
R. Mast Foxboro
Beeturm
Sharom
Féeturn
Bay
Canton Junction
Hyde Park
Metworm
Forest Hills
Siet
Jamaica
Em. Seoturis
Boyistonm
Roxtbury
Bethan
Spring Street
Wea Hexbury
Highteamd
Stoughton
Loston
Mt. Hope
Wivu Sa Mee
LetiaPro
Ana Milton
Breturn
Mattapan
Neponset
Milton
Mattapoisett
Middleboro
Ene Larazar Eyees
Nantasket Beach
Nantucket
Woods Holl
Nepomset
Ancer Io
New Benford
Meturr
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StonZhianu
Frandolph
Aiks
Randoph
North Eatten
Feeturn
Randolph
Duxbury
Carney
Scituate
North Scituate
Shawmut
South Duxbury
Dean Street
Whitman
South Weymouth
Wollaston Heights
Rheturn
Ve. Woods Hell
Hingham
Weymouths
Bmarsh
Eld
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Falmouth
Bionument Fench
Buzzard’s Bay, 6.26 PM. Ree Onset Bay
Rew Yweork
South Braintree
Fitchbore Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Boyalston
Erving
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