Money Market in Boston and New York shows high rates
Boston and New York money markets rose with clearing-house rates reaching 6 to 6 1/4 percent. New York funds weaken, exports of specie climb, bank statements show reserve shifts, and a broad revival in U.S. clearing-house exchanges is noted through June and the first half of 1886, with gains across major cities and varied stock activity in Boston markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clearing House
New York
Europe
N’s. Boang
Specie Wees
United States
Boston Post
St. Louis
San Fran
Ee Balthmore
Pittsburg
N.orleans
Kon
City
Louisville
Providence
Spa
Galveston
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Memphis
Columbus
Hartford
New Haven
Peoria
Cecess
Springfield
J. Joseph
Worcester
Lowell
Syracuse
N.Y
Bradstreet’s
Omaha
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Denver
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Auction Sale of Railroads and Banks List of Assets
A dense OCR fragment lists railroads banks and manufacturers offered at auction. It names Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Pennsylvania Railroad, Burlington & Missouri River land grants, Detroit Munroe & Toledo, Maine and New England firms, various national banks, stock and bond entries, and track lines with quoted figures and lot numbers. The jumble indicates a large auction of distressed assets or a financial sale period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hide
National Siamese Everseeellio
Boston National Bank
Escesesesrees Serene Ae
National Bank of
Blackstone National Bank
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Tremont & Suffolk Manuf. Co
Bates Manufacturing Co
Naumk+ag Steam
Norwich & Worcester RR
Pennsylvania Railroad
Seccessess
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Michigan Central Railroad
Chicago & North-Western RR
Pullman Palace Car Co
Iowa Railroad Land Co
Schaéstesstuee
Poston, Con
Montreal RR
Cambridge Horse RR
Ceccesserones
Chicago
Liusseseseseseres
Toleao (O
Lydd
Cccseneswenreseres
Burlington & Missouri River Lana
Do Cecennes
Rutland Railroad
Burlington - Missouri River
Detroit, Munroe & Toledo
Galveston, Har. & S. A
Insolvencies and Assignments Tied to East Coast Firms
The Oriental Metal Manufacturing Company of Boston assigns to Francis A. Perry. Its East Boston works employ a foundry, with Herbert Wonson as president and Charles Wonson as treasurer. West Virginia incorporation. Isaac A. Furlong of Cambridge owes about 1740 with no unencumbered assets. Frederick M. Melvin, once in Lakeman Market provision trade, owes about 3650. Assets around 10 and some accounts. Lewis Levinsohn of Chicago is attached. Permilla C. Moore of Lowell petitions insolvency via William H. Anderson. Bridgeport Knife Company of Bridgeport, Conn., a major table and pocket cutlery maker, assigns for creditors. capital stock 109000. Anton Tronk president. business faltered due to price declines and labor troubles. A. A. Stark of Bridgeport attached. Peter Cullen of Bridgeport attached. liabilities 1500, assets 500.
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Oriental Metal Manufacturing Company
Congress Street
Boston
Francis A. Perry
East Boston
Atlantic Works
Herbert
Charles H. Wonson
Gloucester
West Virginia
Isaac A. Furlong
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Frederick M. Melvin
Lakeman Market
Lewis Levinsohn
Tailor
Chicago
Permilla C. Moore
Lowell
William H. Anderson
Bridgeport Knife Company
Bridgeport
Anton Tronk
A. A. Stark
Grocer
Conn
Commercial Markets Quiet Amid Holiday Trading
No Chicago markets today due to holiday. Flour prices rise but not quoted higher. corn and oats steady. Butter and cheese unchanged, eggs firm, beans fruit seed hay steady. Old potatoes quotability hampered by scarcity. new potatoes easier. Poultry game stable. tallow pork lard similar to last quotes. Fresh beef firm but quiet. refined sugars steady at 65 16 to 66 cents per 100 pounds.
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Cordley, Young & Fuller
Eastern
Atchison
New York
New England Common
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Cambridge Horse
Rutland
Connecticut & Passumpsic
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Providence
Boston Water Power
Lamson Store
Bell Telephone
New England
Erie
New York Commercial Bulletin
Calumet & Hecla
London Cables
Marquette Mining Journal
Lake Linden
Heela & Calumet
Mass
Amory
Bates
Lancaster
Lowell Machine Shop
Naumkeag
Pepperell
Tremont
Suffolk
Thorndike
Blackstone
Boston National
Hide and Leather
Manufacturers
Merchants
North American
Old Boston
Union
Eagle
Washington
Chicago
Frear and Grain Flour Market Brisk with Unchanged Prices
Flour markets show brisk trading today with prices largely steady from Friday. Corn, oats, and rye noted steady to firm. millfeed and malt markets listed with varying shipper prices, including export bids for Canada and Southern Illinois brands. Receivers’ car lot prices apply. miscellaneous values for barrels, bushels, and tons detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Bakers
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Southern
Tallinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Tve
Butter Market Holds Firm Amid Large Receipts Across Regions
Receipts remain strong with abundant Western creameries showing sales at Lb lic. Butter and eggs steady in New York and Ogdenburg. Cheese offerings total 3300 boxes with 800 sold. creamery butter mixed sales. Market for peas, beans, and berries shows varied demand. new potatoes cheaper, old potatoes scarce. Steady seed and hay markets. several cargoes due for discharge early July.
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New York
Ogdenveburg
N. Y
Northern
York State
Nayares
Norfolk
Jessie H. Freeman
Seaverns & Co
Sxtra
iGkee
Ile
Vermont Dairy
Lée
Choice Northern
Western
East Extra
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Michigan Extra, Inc
Nova Scotia
Island
Bush
Choice
Choice West
Palermo
Messina
Imperials
Valencia
Port
Aspinwall
Jayosica
Abaracoas
Timothy
North
West
Jersey
Eastswale
New Brunswick
Bermuda
Provisions hold firm as pork and beef markets steady
No change in pork and lard prices though demand remains strong. Fresh beef remains firm, veals lambs and muttons steady with Western muttons slightly higher for better condition. Prices listed for pork and lard, fresh beef, and various cuts reflect a stable but active market with multiple regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Cotton Market Overview and Liverpool Futures Notes
The market was quiet with quotations steady for middling uplands and gulf. Liverpool futures closed steady across the season with varied delivery months. New York holiday. spot market opened moderate and closed firm. Total receipts at the port reached 20,000 bales with 8,700 American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
New York
Liverpool
Orleans
Cotton Markets July 3 Network of US ports
Summary of cotton market activity from major ports including Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York and Louisville with net receipts gross sales stocks and prevailing mid market values for the day. Highlights show steady to firm tones in many ports and large exports to Great Britain and the continent, alongside mixed stock levels and quiet markets in several markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Continent
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Louisville
United States
Print Cloth Markets Stir Fall River Trade
Fall River printers report print cloths sold remarkably well in the past week signaling a strong start to the fall season. Traders note rising demand and optimism for the coming months ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Cotton stock and futures shift as producers anticipate demand
Trade buys ahead amid tight stock and improving outlook for producers. Mills remain well stocked despite some forward sales and recent price moves. Data shows production 175000 pieces, deliveries 172000, stock on hand 65000, with 64x64 and 60x56 as main grades. Weekly July sales 122000, August 89000, September 51500, October 1500, November 1000.
Cattle Markets Report From Chicago July 3
Cattle receipts 800 ships 200 steady prices to 1500 pounds range from 4 0 to 4 50 per hundredweight. Hogs receipts 11 000 trade dull mixed prices 4 50 to 5 00. Sheep receipts 1400 shipments 200 natives 2 40 to 2 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
London and Liverpool Market Reports July 3
Beerbohlem's report notes mixed cargoes off the coast with wheat firm yet quiet on local demand, California wheat shipped or ready, and prices in pounds shillings. At Liverpool wheat and corn trends are steady with improved demand for winter wheat and various prices listed. California stock scarce. Havana sugar markets show firm prices but quiet activity amid favorable foreign news, with weekly receipts and exports tallied and freight and exchange figures provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohlem
California
Liverpool
England
Cornwall
Havana
Matapzas
United States
Atlantic & Great Western firsts lead steady London stock drift
London stock market reports a lively week with gains in English railway securities and a broad rise in prices despite some irregularity in American rails. Atlantic and Great Western firsts top the list at 4414, while Canadian Pacific hits 69 and New York Central 1094 as investors seek cheap money and harvest optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Oregon
Chicago
West Michigan
Summit
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
Springfield
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Railway
Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Sandusky Road
Ingiana
Bloomington & Western
Sandusky
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Austin Corbin
Dayton & Ironton
the Herald
California Southern
Corugty Joctencsaceks Psbiusey O. Csccenes
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Stock Exchange
Railroad Construction Surges Across States in 1886
The Chicago Railway Age reports widespread buildout with 1755 miles of new main track laid since January 1 across 32 states on 96 lines. First half totals approach 600 miles for 1886, Kansas leads with 301 miles, Florida 207, Texas 195, Illinois 171, Wisconsin 154, Nebraska 91, Massachusetts only 3 on one road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Railway Age
United States
Kansas
Florida
Texas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Impending War Over Passenger Business on Rail Lines
A St. Louis paper reports brewing conflict among the Alton Burlington and Wabash rail lines over passenger traffic. Claims of unfair practices spark threats of severing ties from established rates as tensions rise along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alton, Burlington and
Wabash Rosds
Railroad Tourism Growth and May Earnings Rise Noted
May earnings for Northern Pacific rose by 51573 53 over last year while railroads debate dates for the east bound pool. Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg reports about 649 miles of rail and 484 miles of water routes with a new tourist book detailing Adirondacks Niagara and Thousand Islands attractions. Bar Harbor institute travel rates and Boston Bar Harbor schedules are announced alongside special D H Canal Company notes. Late railroad earnings figures are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Fink
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
New York
Adirondacks
Trenton
Niagara
White Mountains
Portland
New England Seashore
C. A. Faxon
Bos Iton
Craire, Rutland and Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
D. and H
Adirondacks Mountains
Lake George
Lake Chamalain
Saratoga
Ht Desert
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bar Harbor
Boston
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Atrain
Worcester
Schooner and vessel cargo list from Shelburne and area
Regional shipping ledger lists multiple vessels and cargoes: Thomas C Rackett with 6000 lobsters at Shelburne. Electric Light with 5000 lobsters at Barrington. Judith Ann with 6000 live lobsters. Flora E with 155 tons coal. New Orleans steamer carrying log wood 200000 pounds and related cargo totals. additional consignments include goat skins, coffee bags, hides, and rum across several firms including Phipps Lyon Kumberdt Morin Roquet and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
Thomas C Rackett
J W Marston
Barrington
Electric Light
Sanborn
Judith Ann
Eliis & Co
Parsboro
Flora
Jop & Co
S Lewis
Seaborne cargo list from Atlantic ports reveals diverse goods
The ship manifests show cotton bales, hardware, baking goods, pig iron, fish lines, and assorted commodities totaling varied tonnage across ports including Yarmouth NL, Port Hawkesbury CB, Halifax, Liverpool NS, Sydney CB, St Johns NF, Perrinegewater NS, and Yarmouth NS. Notable entries include Steamer Alpha-25 with cotton and dry goods, Schooner G Irwin with salt and kerosene, and Schooner Montebello with sixty five dollars in goods.
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Yarmouth
Azores
Port Hawkesbury
Irwin
Halifax
Liverpool
Sydney
ST Johns
Perringewater
Ella
Halifax & Pictouns
Charlottetown
Pei
Merrimack
Staple Receipts Across Railroads At Port July 3
Detailed tally of receipts for Saturday July 3 from Boston & Albany Grand Junction Fetchburg and other lines. Cotton wool flour corn oats wheat malt millfeed beef grease bacon butter cheese eggs beans hay straw lumber leather hides and other staple goods listed with quantities across multiple railroads. Includes a comparative table of totals versus last year’s corresponding day.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Bates
Golony Hallroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fetchburg
Boston & Maine Railroza
Boston & Maine Raiload
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Esau
Train Schedule Notes and Detention Warning at Mansfield
The notice lists train times for Monday, Wednesday and Friday with arrivals around 11 15 PM and 1 15 PM on various days, plus sequences for Providence to Mansfield and the Shore Line from New York. It warns the train may be detained at Mansfield until 9 PM if the Shore Line has not yet passed.
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New York
Providence
Mansfield
Shore Line
Ao A
Folsom, Suyts
Worcester to Concord rail timetable fragment
A dense list of departure times and routes for multiple Massachusetts towns including Worcester Millbury North Grafton Southville and Natick with many AM PM and ex times. The text also references Sunday trains from Boston to Newton Lower Falls Wellesley and Brookline and notes on schedules and officials.
Amesbury to Wolfeboro Schedule Fragment Teases Regional Timetables
A fragmented OCR shows numerous timetabled times for towns including Amesbury Beverly Biddeford Chelsea Dover Everett Marblehead Middleton Newburyport North Conway Peabody Danvers Portsmouth Revere Salem Swampscott and Wenham. The garbled list outlines AM PM and partial day times across stations, offering a glimpse of a regional rail or transit timetable.
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Amesbury
Beverly
Biddeford
Helsea
Dover
Everett
See Falls
Rochester
Hampton
Beach
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Peete
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Middleton
Newburyport
North Conway
Peabody and Danvers
Portsmouth
Revere
Rockport and
Gloucester Branch
Salem
Saugus Ranch
Wenham
Wolfeboro
SUN Davetraieins
Train Schedules for Boston West Line Start June 20 1886
Passenger Station Boston. From June 20 1886 trains run to the West with morning departures at 6 50 and 8 30 and later services including a Chicago and St Louis express at 7 PM daily. Pullman cars for Chicago New York Central and Albany on select westbound services. Numerous intermediate stops listed including Troy Greenfield North Adams Gardner Shelburne Falls Leominster Shirley Marlboro Hudson Maynard Concord Waltham Cambridge and more. Return times and varied car changes at Ayer Junction noted.
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Canada Southern
Ah del. L
West
Delaware & Hudson
Kansas & Te
Lake Shore
Louisville & 2
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan Central
Miss
St Paul & Omana
Woxas Paciic
American Express
Oregon Navigation
Boston Air Line
Oregon Transcom
Sur
Cr& N
Oregon Improvement Co
Canada Pacific
Pacific Mail
Padma
Central Town
Evansville
Central Pacific
Pittsdote
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pulllman Palace
Meading
S.seereee O'R
Luwg
Richmond & Acad
Chicago & Alton
Richmond & Danville
Richmond & Whio
Chicago, Bar & Quincy
Reck Island
Chic
St Louis & Pa
Louis & San Fran
Cin, San & Cleve
Cleve
St Paul
Omaha
Denver & Rio Grande
Aes East Tenn
Tess
Wabash
Stl & Pac
Houston & Texas
Illinois Central
Ind, Bloom & West
Tex Cereus
Lake Erie
Tie Lake Shore
Lo&n Desceuues Cau
Ite
New al
Manhattan Beach
Mem
Charleston
Erie
Milwaukee
LS & W
Minn & St L
Kans Pac Consois
Denver & B. Grande
Movile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey
Oregon
Norfolk & W
L & San F
M‘g
Northern Pac
Paul
Ch & Pac
Northwest
Pacial
Texas Pacific Land Grts
New York Central
Chic & St Louis
Union Pacific Rats
West Shore
St, Paul
Jude
Denver
Rio Grande
Cooskoo
Beccles
Long Island
I Eend Lee
ST. Paul
Duluth
Grand Trunk
New York City
Northern
ST. Joseph
Grand Island
Vicksburg
Me&ridan
Shreveport
Pacific
Danbury
Norwich
Philadelphia
Brie
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Texas Pacific
West Jersey
Fall
Dave
New York
Boston
Newport
Poston
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
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Rf. Rf
Daly
Workington
Meturn
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Hebronville
Boro
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Lieu. Meturm
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Headvidle
Heturn
Hyde Park
Hope
Alaren
Dom Bilis
Iam
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Hket
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Roxbury
Dedham
Heeturm
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Highland
Stoughtom and Denton
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Warren
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Lowell
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Pullman
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S. W. Cummings
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Central Station
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Stoughton
Randolph
Middleboro
LES Em. Return
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Cohasset
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Hturn
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Quincey
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Milton
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Yetexpress
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Roy
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Westmoreland
Walpee
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Rutland
Burlington
St. Johns
Saratoga
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
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Central Vermont
Ayer Junction
Concord
Nashua
Old Colony R. R
Keene
Ashuelot R. R
Ches- AT
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Pulington
Oltawa
Ensberg
O. A. Faxon
WM Kk. Stewart
N. H
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PittsGeld
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Wrest
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7 Rm
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Chathaan
Hudson
Palmer
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Hiariford
New Haven
Aite
Concord KH. KR
Berton
Manchester
N. B
Chamberlin
Stonington
Boston & Providence Railroad
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. R
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
IR. W
St. Louis
West Shore Railroad
Troy
The
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Gardner
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Zoar
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Hetain
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Cambridge
UG AM
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Hancock County
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Broadway
Erie Medical CO
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ST Tice New York
J. BR. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
Hovss
Boston & Providence & R
Providence Railroad
Grand Central Depot
A. Folsom
Pawtucket
Montreal & West
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Weeds Hall
Higanmnis
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South Braintree
South Weymouth
the Abingtons
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the Weymouths
Marshfield
Scituate
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J. R. Kendrick
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Millbury
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Milford
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Natick
Wellesley
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Newton Lower Falls
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Malden
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Melrose Mightands
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Ps. Metroxse
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Reading Axp Way
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Calais
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Rockland
Castine
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Machiasport
Cansewry Street
Tym
Maine Central
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Lincoln Railways
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Oak Island
Point OF Pines
Pulman
James T. Furber
D. J. Flanders
Fitchbore Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Ley Kwee Roeyaliston
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