Boston Money Markets and Rail Stocks React on Surplus Bill
Boston markets show easier money with bank lending at 5 percent and general paper 4 to 4 1 2 percent. New York exchanges rise as Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line lead gains. Water Power Company assets face possible court action if creditors fail to reach amicable terms. Bonds, telephones, and regional rail stocks fluctuate amid earnings reports and upcoming stockholder meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Bulls
Bears
Saratoga
Europe
Boston House
Washington
Congress
Bell Telephone
New England
Erie Telephone
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Burlington & Quincy
Eastern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Marquette, Houghton & Onionagon
New York & New England
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Rutland
Wisconsin Central
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burington & Northern
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon Railroad Company
Marquette
Mich
J.L. Stackpole
F. L. Higginson
A. F. Sise
Nathaniel Thayer
William Simes
J. P. Lyman
James McMillan
Hugh McMillan
Detroit
S. L. Smith
Lansing
Flint & Pete Marquetts
Union Pacific and
Oregon
Chicago
Northwest
Western Freight Association
Rutland Common
The
Rutland Railroad Company
Charles Clement
Percival W. Clement
George H. Ball
Charles G. White
Silas Pierce
John W. Stewart
Middlebury
William Wells
Bradley B. Smalley
Burlington
Charles Amsden
Amsden
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
Cambridge
J. M. Pendergast
Dayton & Ironton Road
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Consolidated
Consolidated Vermont
Supreme Court
City of
Boston Water Power Company
George F. Richardson
Dividend Declarations From Regional Banks and Firms
The Miller's River National Bank declares a semi annual dividend of 6 percent. Athol National Bank announces 24g percent. Athol Say ings Bank posts 2 percent. Boston Pier or Long Wharf Company sets a dividend of 2 per share. Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company declares a quarterly dividend of 6 dollars per share. Boston Lead Manufacturing Company pays 4 percent dividend. Payable August 2 to stockholders of record July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s River National Bank
Athol National Bank
Athol Sayings Bank
Boston Pier
Long Wharf Company
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Boston Lead Manufacturing Company
Prices and closing figures from July markets and stocks
Closing prices for various stocks and bonds on July 14 and July 15 show mixed results across railroads, land and mining companies, and utilities. Specific entries include Con Vt 5s at 127%, Wisconsin Central at 9% to 20%, and Union Pacific around 56 terms with varied par values, reflecting uneven market performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
ATES
B& Q
Rot Chik Elilen
Giis
C Scan
K& W
L&so
Lake Chacon
To&sfe
Eetian & Pac
Boston & Alb
Boston & Me
Boston & Lo
Boston & Prov
Cs Cambridge H
UB & Nor
Ch & E Iil
Cal South
Flirt
Ipa KC
Rutland
Union Pacific
Wis Cent
Boston Land
Boston Water P
Crescent
Seces
Am Bell
Buici
Ccksasace
New England
Lam Store Ser
McKay Metalic Fastening Ex-Division Stock Listing
A fragmentary sales page lists McKay Metalic Fastening with ex-dividend dates and quantities, along with other entries such as Kensington ODA and Shisbecensavewssescerccetsececen. Prices and lot numbers appear alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay Metalic
Gaston Water Power
Kensington Oda
McKay Heeling Mach
Hongtine
Cal
Market News From New York Financial Action and Rail Reports
New York July 15 The market closed firm after a day of dull to active trading with Erie & Texas Pacific issues standout gains. Bonds were steady with Texas & Pacific notices strong while railroads saw mixed moves and several lines reported earnings gains for May and July. The Louisville & Nashville sold 600000 of 10 percent forty year bonds for gauge changes and capital progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Erie & Texas Pacific
Eric
Western Union
Jersey Central
Erie
Fehe
Texas & Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Richmond & Allegheny Trust
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Shenandoah Valley
Auad Mobile & Ohio
Jersey Central Convertibles
New York, Susquehanna & Western
Oregon Improvement
Association of General Freight Agents of
New England
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Market notes from Adams Express and rail stocks cross list
Financial items show crossing quotes for Adams Express and Ohio and Mississippi shares, with percentages for preferred stock. Listed are multiple railroad and line stocks including Ontario and Western, Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, Chicago and Alton, Lake Shore, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, and others with bid prices and percent returns. The page reads as a stocks roundup with bond-like and preferred issue indications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
Ohio & Mississippi
Alton & Terre Haute
Ohio
Ontario and Western
American Express
Oregon Navigation
Sosten Air Line
Oregon Transcon
Cr& N
Oregon Improvement Co
Canada Pacific
Pacific Mall
Canada Southern
Panama
Cadion
Evansville
Pittsburg
Central Pacific
Pullman Palace
Uohesaneake & Ohio
Ichmond & All
Richmond & Danville
Chicago & Alton
Richmond & W P
Rochester & Pitts
Chicago
Bur & Quincy
Rock Island
Cuic
St Louis
San Fran
Cin
San & Cleve
Cleve & Colum
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wesereesee
United States
Wabash
L & Pac
Fort Wayne
Houston & Texas
Tlimois Central
Ind, Broom & West
Kan & Tom
Lake Erie
Lake Snore
Long Island
Louisville and
New al
Manhattan Beach
Moon
Ueuua Cade
Charleston
Denver & R Grande Ists
Siig
Michigan Central
Erie Seconds
Milwaukee
Ls& W
Miss
K & T Genes
Kans Pac Consols
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacists
Manile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey
Oregon Navista
Norfolk & W
St L & San F
Northern Pac
St Paul Consols
Pacific
St Paul
Chic& St Louis
Union Pacific Ists
Webe Shoe
California mining stocks closing prices on July 15
San Francisco July 15 official closing prices for mining stocks list Best Belcher 134 and includes Gould & Curry Bodie Con 1 1/2 Norcross Chollar Mono Tupnir Savage Yellow Jacket Eureka Con with various values but text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Best & Belcher
Gould & Curry
Ceeseee
Bodie
Norcross
Choliar
Mono
Eiupnir
Savage
Yellow Jacket
Ee Eureka Con
New three-masted schooner James Clifford launched at East Boston
The three masted schooner James Clifford, 153 feet long with 32 foot beam, was launched at Brooks's shipyard in East Boston about 11 am. Built for the Newport Rhode Island to Philadelphia coal trade, she features comfortable interiors and an engine for hoisting. Captain James Clifford will command. his daughter Emma christened the vessel amid friends onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clifford
Brooks
East Boston
Newport
R. I
Philadelphia
Emma
Salesman Bolton Sentenced for Theft and Returns to Jail
George Bolton of J B Barnaby & Co was sentenced to three months on Deer Island for stealing clothing. While awaiting transport, he sent a Tremont House clerk a note about a suit he left in his room. An inspector found the suit and other items. Bolton was jailed for six months in the house of correction, to begin after his Deer Island term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bolton
J. B. Barnaby & Co
Deer Island
Bolton
Tremont House
Falton
Habeas Rae
Barker
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
Deersland
Western Railroad Meeting Faces Prolonged Deadlock In Pool Talks
Chicago dispatch reports July 15 session opens at 10 a m with reps from fifteen rail lines. Market pressure from freight cuts fuels speculation as adjournments and defeated proposals mark the day. Two committees are formed to restore Northwest freight rates and renew Western Freight Association tariffs, aiming for a pool aligned tariff until September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Council Bluffs
St. Paul
Rock Island
New York
Omaha
Chicago & Atlante
Evansville
Terre Haute
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Western Road
North Atlamis
Saratoga
Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners
Western Railroad
Great Roads
Gie
St. John
Northwest
Old Western Freight Association
Automatic Electric Signal Demonstrated on Fitchburg Route
A Thursday exhibition on the Fitchburg railroad showed an automatic electric signal in use on the Watertown branch. Two cars carried railroad and newspaper men as the system eliminated bel l cords by linking air brakes to complete the circuit automatically. Six sealed Clanche batteries power the signal, and New England railroad managers deem it practical and valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Watertown
New England
Charlie H. Magoon
George D. Burton
John H. Fox
Eastisfiey
N. H
Charles H. Magoon
St. Johinsburg
Luther E. Lewis
Boston
Murry V. Livingstone
J. T. Wilson
New Ipswich
H. G. Corning
Mass
Charles E. Barber
Washington
Creditors probe Boston firm failure amid mounting liabilities
William E. Sheldon & Co of 41 Beverly Street Boston fails as creditors meet at W. Frederick Kimball’s office. Liabilities reach 590333 with 1200 secured. assets include stock machinery and accounts. Committees, settlements offered from 10 to 25 cents on the dollar, other Boston area firms report similar troubles and payouts begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Sheldon
Com
Y ' Negarwca
CET Eeemittee
Investignyn Aha
C. Montgomery
Frederick Hell
West Medwey
Alphonso Chagnon
Meriden
Conn
Franklin Platt
J. ¥. Randall
Boo
Easter
McLeod, Jesseman & Co
Salem
George W. Cook
Haverhill
Michael Toole
Middleboro
Toole
Packing Company
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Sheriffs Vendue
W. W. Treat
Treat
Lambert Furniture Company
Chamber Furniture
Cambridgeport
Philip B. Marks
Hanover Street
H. Risser & Co
Louisville
George F. Bates
New York City
Arthur F. Conery
Newark
N. J
Davis & Bean
Concord
N. H
Settlig
Property transfers and mortgages across Boston area streets
Land and building transfers and mortgage details across Dorchester Roxbury Charlestown Chelsea South Boston Roslindale and Brighton including Blossom Street North Square Newbury Street Tremont Street Stamford Street and Coleman Street with buyers sellers and dollar amounts from June 19 to July 2. Included are mortgages to Franklin Savings Bank Francis Raynes Boston Five Cents Savings Bank and Unicon Mutual Life Insurance Company with sums ranging from 1000 to 75000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Burr
Franklin Burr
Blossom Street
Franklin Savings Bank
North Square
Francis Raynes
Charles Gor. Gella Et al
Beach Street
Margaret J. O'Doherty
John M. Moore
Newbury Street
Charles Fairchild
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
West Newbury
Jersey Streets
Ditto
Henry Whitewell
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Tremont Street
Unicon Mutual Life Insurance Company
Warren Sherburne
Stamford Street
Patrick J. O'Riordan
City of Boston
Dorchester
George M. Gibson
F. Rose
James N. Thompson
Lauriat Avenue
Roxbury
David Myers
Evangeline E. F. Simpson
Jana
Northpern
Linwood Square
West Roxpury
Lewis L. P. Atwood
Bridget T. Ryan
Custer Street
John E. Blakemore
Emma Ll. Reed
Brock Street
Charlestown
John B. Hurley
George M. Kelso
Tufts Street
Chelsea
Elvira L. Harding
Warren Institution For Savings
Mens
Orange Street
Boston
William T. Brigham
J. Rogers Rich
Old Harbor Street
Roslindale
Abbie H. Otis
Jesse K. Hiscock
Washington Street
Brighton
Michael Havyecan
Michael Lyons
Lancoln Street
Mortgage transfers and charges from 1876 record
The notice records quitclaim and mortgage transactions among Eben Hutchinson David N Pratt Magnus Wood and Margaret Robertson Danis Crawford and Marci Wetoe Life Insurance Company including a discharge of mortgage dated December 22 1876 with details matching the sparse OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Hutchinson
David N. Pratt
Magnus Wood
Margaret Robertson
Danis Crawford
Said Crawford
Balm in Gilead Promoted by Dr Pierce in Discovery
A historical ad proclaims Golden Medical Discovery by Dr Pierce as a universal balm for colds coughs consumption bronchitis and chronic blood lung and liver diseases, marketed through druggists with period voice and promotional zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
Pierce
Golden Medical ‘Discovery
Market Roundup: Prices Mostly Steady Across Commodities
Flour and cheese hold steady from last quotes while corn oats and butter show firm or quiet activity. Eggs remain firm and bean receipts are light. Seeds fruit and sugars stay unchanged. Strict hay shows improvement and potatoes range 325 to 350 per barrel. Provisions remain unchanged in tone and prices.
Wool Market Sees Steady Prices Amid Strong Demand
The wool market remains active with steady prices across fine to medium wools. Demand is strong for Western and Georgia wools, with buyers numerous in many districts. Chicago and New York show cautious optimism, while exports and foreign demand mix with domestic sales and prices in Boston and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouie
Pennsylvania
Texas
New York
Georgia
Chicago
Tribune
Mexico
Colorado
Territorial
Cincinnati
Fedigaty Sassceseicss
Do Esewe
Ba'es
Wew
South Wales
C.ct
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
New Zealand
Cape and Natal
Mesers
C. Bulme & Co
London
Jecomb,Son & Co
Balme & Co
Jacomb, Son & Co
Balme & CC
Edenborouga & Co
Huches & Son
Ruxton, Ronald & Co
H. Schwartze & Co
Edenborough & Co
Hughes & Son
C. Same & Co
Wao
Boston
Antwerp
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mich'gan
New England
New Engand
Medum
Indiana
Missouri
Mediu
Kansas
Souags
Oorthc
Texas Woo
California
Spring Northern
Spring Southern
Southern
Nevada
Wyoming
New Mexico
Maine
Fall Southern
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Utah
Coa
Beneens
Australian
Montevideo
Market Report Flour and Grain July 15
The flour market remains steady for receivers amid uncertainty with small lot trades to meet day to day needs. Corn stays firm with moderate supplies and steamer yellow scarce. Oats are firm with free sales recently and varied on call prices. inspections show diverse grain movements and oatmeal remains firm but quiet while rye flour and millfeeds trade slowly with softer prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Butter and cheese markets show steady demand and firm prices
The butter market reports steady demand for fine grades with Western creamery showing strong interest and some brands at 20c. Cheese remains quiet and unchanged as egg markets stay firm. Prices for creameries, eggs, beans and seeds vary by grade and region, with Western imitations and Northern dairy quoted firm to strong and pork and lard prices edged higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Long Islands
Delaware
Long Island
Ile
Weaterp
Vermont Dairy
Western
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Nova Scotia
Northern
Ihans
Choice West
North
Timothy
Red Top
West
Jersey
Bristol Ferry
Norfolk
PBS
Markets by Telegraph. Mixed grain and flour prices steady
New York July 15 flour weak with moderate trade and large receipts. Wheat and corn steady with export demand. rye dull and barley malt dull. Coffee quiet at 93¢. sugar refined quiet. molasses quiet. Pork dull, beef firm. lard slightly stronger. Western steam at $68.25 to $65.??, city steam sales 200 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Minnesota
New York
Canada
Nei
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Northern
New Read
Kentucky
Gooland
Long Island
Lara
Western Steam
City Steam
Copper Gulf
Shipmenets
Louis
Beriey
Cincinnati
Detroit
Michigan
Soledo
Grain and market notes across several midwest cities
Chicago reports dull flour and lower wheat with firm lard and pork. Milwaukee cites firm flour and mixed wheat, steady provisions. Cincinnati and Detroit show pork strength and mixed grain bids. Toledo notes steady wheat and dull corn with light shipments.
Cotton Markets Yield Mixed Receipts Across Ports July 15
Commodity notes show Galveston and New Orleans reporting strong net receipts and exports to Britain and the Continent, while Savannah and Wilmington remain quiet. Memphis and Cincinnati list varied stock levels and steady or firm prices, with Chicago cattle and hog markets showing higher hogs and steady cattle demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rg Sega
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfoln
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
OAS Seis
Shipae
Louisville
France
Continent
United States
Chicago
Texas
Clark & Ward Market Despatches From Chicago
Special despatches report Chicago market conditions with heavy early selling by St Louis houses and seaboard offerings. Prices closed near the top after a late decline as buyers pushed down, with corn and wheat showing strength in sympathy. Wheat opened at 7 10, closed near 7 91. corn 38 1 2 to 39 1 2. oats around 29 1 2 to 30 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
St. Louis
Seaboard
Chicago Grain Market News Shows Mixed Bear Bull Action
In Chicago up to 12 45 oclock bears controlled the market while bulls quietly bought. Trade names like Mitchinson Gifford and the St Louis crowd moved wheat amid dull cables and improving foreign weather. Driver bought 306000 bushels September at 56 averaged, August bids surged to 79 cents on the curb with higher club bids noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Bears
Mitchinson
Gifford
Macfarlane
St. Louis
York
Linns
Gudaby
Charlies Mair
Driver
Crittenden
George Saith
Alf
Huchinson
Emery and Hodges Letter on Wheat Market Trends
A late private despatch from No. 28 State Street notes a scalping day in wheat with August opening at 78 3/4 cents, closing at 79 1/2 cents. News from the Northwest is bearish, weather cool with light rains, larger operators delaying moves awaiting new damage reports. Pork and corn steady. pork offerings around 80 20 bbis quickly taken. Receipts and projections listed for wheat, corn, and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Wheat and grain prices drift in London and Liverpool
July 15 reports show wheat off the coast steady but high for American red winter and California grades. Liverpool spot wheat heavy with price bids around 63s to 64s, corn firm, wool sales firm with strong demand for greasy wool. Havana sugar firm with large centrifugal sales, bond quotes mixed across U S and Canadian issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
California
Liverpool
New South Wales
Victoria
New Zealand
Havana
Imports at Boston and ports list cargoes
PROGRESO Bark Aspatogan 2492 bales hemp Boston Cordage co 8 pkgs scientific objects Prof EK W Furbush. PORT ELIZABETH Barkentine abbis grease wood 1 case horns 3 pkgs horns 1 cases BEAR RIVER NS Schooner E Walsh 7000 feet piling 75 cords wood 23 cases eggs Delong Seaman. TRAPANI Ship Richard Robinson 8918 saims salt order. PARACOA Steamer Lutetia 9000 bunches bananas Seaverns co. 5 BARRINGTON NS Schooner Pride of the Port 6000 lot sters Silas Sanborn METEGHAN NS Schooner Bess 108 cords wood 4 cases eggs J G Hall co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progreso
Boston Cordage Co
EK W Furbush
Port Elizabeth
Bear River
E Walsh
Eges Delong & Seaman
Trapani
Richard Robinson
Saims
Paracoa
Lutetia
Seaverns & Co
Barrington
Silas Sanborn
Maritime Goods Shipped and Arrived Across Ports
A list of cargoes and shipments from Elmina and Weymouth to Antwerp and Liverpool includes bark with rum flour pread sugar pork lard crackers and more, schooner Grace Rice with meal, De Ruyter boxes bacon, and Cephalonia cargoes with lithographs boxes bacon beef wheat flour butter cheese pork oil cake oats tobacco and various goods. The records note volumes such as 125 bbls meal 1004 quarters beef 15 952 bus wheat and 22 280 pounds flour and butter alongside numerous case and box counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmina
Africa
Weymouth
Antwerp
Belg
New York
de Ruyter
Liverpool
Eng
Cephalonia
Doug Icc
Ekreseves Whidbiewee NO
Veita Vis
Freight Totals by Railways From July Receipts
A long OCR list records receipts on July 15 across railroads including Boston & Albany Grand Junction Boston & Providence New York & New England Fitchburg Boston & Maine and others. Items show bales wool flour cornmeal meal tea sugar and vast quantities of lumber leather hides eggs potatoes and various meats and oils with numerous quantities and unit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
New York & New Englana Ailroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Boston & Mameral Road
Boston and Suburban Timetable Fragments
A dense list of minute schedules for trains serving Boston and numerous Connecticut and Rhode Island points. Contains times for Wantagh several stops including Hartford Merwin Bridge area routes and Woonsocket division with daily departures and Sunday variations.
Boston Sunday Train Schedules and Returns
Framingham Marlborough Fayville Southborough Northborough Clinton Leominster Fitchburg Berlin West Berlin Boston Pratt's Junction and Fitchburg to Boston routes listed with departure times Return trips noted Daily and Sunday services include Newton Lower Falls Newton Highlands Wellesley Falls Brookline and Eastern stations. Officials A S Hanson and E Gallup sign the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwyamas Southborough
Northborough
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchburg
Berlin
West Berlin
Boston
Pratt’s Junction
Newton Lower Fallls
Wellesley Faills
Worcester
Newton Highlands
Brookline
A. S. Hanson
E. Gallup
Train Schedule Revision for Boston to New York Service
Train timetable updated effective June 14 1886 detailing Shore Line Fast Express departures from Boston at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm, Shore Line Mail 11:06 am, and various return services to Providence Pawtucket Dedham and other towns. Late trains note adjustments on Sundays and special waits at Mansfield if Shore Line is delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
R. R.F
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Norwich
Suddietown
New Flaven
Pullman
Hartford
New Britain
Waterbury
Danbury
Pishkill
England
Air Line
Grand Central Depot
Willimantic
ARTES
AVCON
Fort New York
Middletown
New Haven
Bristol
Jersey City
Trenton
Philadel
Richmond
New London
Danielsonville
Putnam
City of Worcester
City of New York
Washington Street
Summer Street
W. H. Turner
Fratfeeea Ae
Pass
Concord R. ER
Manchester
Concord
N. H
N. B
Erlin
Shore Line
Metura
Meturam
Providence
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
Hebreenville
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Llemu
Miamiflold
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton Junction
Baye
Meadville
Rye Hyde Park
Mt. Frope
Claren
Don Hillis
Forest Hills
Jamaica
Boylston
Moxbury
Dedham
Eturn
Spring Street
West Stoxbury
Highland
Stoughton
Canton
Ton
Mt. Hope
tUron
Mansfeld
Mansfield
Sunday Trains Schedule for New York and Coastal Towns
The notice lists Sunday train and boat connections from New York to Newport Taunton Fall River and coastal towns including Cohasset Hingham Nantasket Beach Weymouths Scituate Plymouth Whitman Nantucket Cottage City Woods Hole Falmouth Hyannis and Wareham with varying departure times Return options and stopping conditions for Boston passengers and specific service exceptions noted by letters and days of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
FE River Line
Fall River
Newport
Metarn
Taunton
Brockton
Dean Street
North Exaston
Stoughton
Randolph
North Easton
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Breckton
Abington
Dexbury
Hee Turn
Paxbury
East Bridgewater
Whitman
South Weymonth
South Duxbury
Marshfield
Jreturn
Sea View
Scituate
North Scituate
Cohasset
Mingham
Cohanget
Hingham
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Ereturn
Nantasket Fbeeach
Braintree
Quincey
Welleston Heights
Harrison Square
East Milton
West Quincy
Beeturn
Breturn
Milton
Mattapan
Neponset
Ashmont
Cottage City
Woods Holl
Barnstable
Byannis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Hyannis
Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Woods Hall
Mattapoisett
South Braintree
Way
Nantasket Beach
Weymouths
Marchfield
Duxbury
Plymouth
Nantucket
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Warmouth
K Moncuve
Boston and West-bound trains schedule July 6 1886
John Adams General Superintendent releases a July 6 1886 timetable for trains from Boston to the West and to Saratoga, listing departures from 6:30 am to 10:45 pm, various sleeping cars, drawing-room cars, and through connections via New York Central, West Shore, and Irish routes with numerous stops including Albany, Saratoga, Greenfield, Ashburnham, and Franklin region towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Depot
Uae
Winchendon
Jiffrey
Peterbo O
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro Keene
Westmoreland
Walpee
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Saratoga
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
KK. R. Ry
Bellows
White River Junction
Central Vermont
Washington Street
Boston
Springfield
Pittsfield
Albany
South Framingham
Syracuse
N. Y
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Effoit
North Adams
Chatham
Hudson
Palmer
Ware River
Hartford
New Haven
New York
New Work
Worcester
Millbury
North Grafton
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Ashland
Milford
Saxonville
Natic
Wellesley
Wellesley Biils
Newton Lower
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Faneuil
Brighton
Ableton
Cottage Farm
el Brookline
Cypress Street
Reservoir
Chestnut Hill
Newton Centre
Newton Highlands
Trail
West
N. W
St. Louis
Pullman
New York Central
West Shore Railroad
W. R.R
Rechan
Ieville
Saratoga Express
Athol
Tunnel
Buteland
Mechanicville
Greenfield
Gardner
Baldwinville
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Otter River
Wendell
East Deerfield
Montague
West Beerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell’s
Charliement
Hoosac
Turner’s Falls
Winchenden
Keene
Keene and Rutland
Nashua
Ayer
Clinton
Oakdale
Framingham
Fitchburg
Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Pat. Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Concord
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmont and
Waverley
Eturn
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Union Square
Somerville
Baldwins
John Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Money Market
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Foote & French
R. BR
Northern Pacific
R. R
Adams, Blodget & Gs
Bankers
Boston Stock Exchange
Walter B. Adams
Jas MW Fiyr E. P. Merritt
WH. Blodget
Brokers’ Board
Wilson, W. Fay & Co
NEW York Financial
Vege & St Lou Dei
L. & West
Wes & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
BTC
Lake Erie & Western
Usc Michigan Central
Ecccesece
New Jersey Central
Coma, Ease Cessexces
Pablc
Aecesseses
Ohie & Peetertnessesaths
Pocing Sme
Hdebasisen
Peoria
Dee & Evansville
Boqding
St Paul & Omana
Union Pactic
Cccesee
Wabash Pacific
Northern Pacific Pref
Wells Parg
Sol Seceseees Btm
Cookl Ig
Cool
Eras Danian
Ontario
Seeseeves
Quicksilver
BOGIC
Vsnessecesesey
Stangardsescesscoove
ODI Ois
Railbroad Matters
Suffolk County
W. —Alonzo Hamilton
Abington Savings Bank
Coleman Street
William R. Clark
Hamilton Avenue
Orleans
Joly -Seeeee
Winyesccoses Ced
Alizust
Nvroduce
Lord
Choice
Worcester County
Telegraph
Clark & Ward's
Aura
Commercial
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Evie
Reading
Boston & Lowell Railroad
By Express
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Austin
Tex
James Martin
Craw
W . Carroll
Carroll, Adams & Co
H Adler
Cohen, Adler & Co
Bloomington
Ill
A. Mannsfield
F Willson
Willson & Co
Columbia
E Ehrlich
Ehrlich & Sons
Champaign
Arnola
Rapias
Butter Weeks
George Weeks
Flaira
M Eliasser
Eliassoff Bros
Khart
John F Mailley
Penn
H J Lang
HJ & G M Lang
J F Owens
W H Craddock & Co
Rochrster
M Hull & Co
J Albert Williams
Frank L. Wilson
J. Albert Williams
J A Harwood
Rtcorr
Praboly & GO
Devonshire St
Nassau St
Mercantile and Travers’ Credite
Baring Brothers & CO
British Provinces
Insurance
American Insurance Co
Messrs
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Renry S. Bean
Sec’y
TuFdt
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Amos J. Dean
Said
Jenner W. Bird
Boston Post
Joan W. Mek
Esquire
Elijah George
Ss. Probale Court
Charles H. Leach
Said County
Annie L. Leach
Jonas W. McKiy
Liam L. Clark
Benjamin C. Clark
Paschal P. Pope
Charles Albert Prince
Railroads
Martford
Brewster's
Fishkill
Newburg
Pranchester
Rockville
Worovich
Southbridge and Webster
Vearm
Dudley St
Pu. Bird
Mt. Bowdein
Harvard St
Marchester
Hiner Street
Minds Park
Headville
Ashcroft
Endicott
Islington
Ellis
Rm. Norwood
Norwood Central
Wvinslows
Tiltoms
Eerie
Highlands
Franklin
R. Blackstone
PH. Woonsocket
Vwoonnocket
S$ Sundsys
Montreal & West
Lowell
Ofice
J. W. Hobart
W. Cummings
Ace Fall River Line
Pilgrim
Old Colony Station
Pali É P
Brooklyn
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
J B. Kendrick
L. Hi. Palmer
Cheshire and
Central
Ottawa
Ites
Vomancex
Rutland R
R&r
Framingham and
Marlborough
Fayville
Boston & Providence
New York West Stonington
Stonington
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. R
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence RK. R
J.R. Kendrick
Fitchbore Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Causeway Street
Orange and
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Fall
Cas
Royalston
Erving
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