Money Market and Stock Activity in Boston Trading
Boston rates hold steady with good paper at 4 to 4 1 2 percent and loans at 6 percent. New York funds show par to 5 cents discount. government securities firm. foreign exchange weaker. Boston market swings with Atchison and other rails. heavy speculation hints at Concord and Boston Lowell power plays to consolidate lines for a Montreal through route. Bondholders meet. a court filing seeks asset turnover. Water Power seeks public subscriptions for preferred stock amid foreclosure questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Atchison
Boton
Bell Telesphone
New England
Erie
Ajlovez Mining
Atlantic & Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Flint & Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonsagon
New York & New England
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Rutland
Chicago
Bond Market Closing Prices and Bond Offerings
Closing prices across rails and mining firms show mixed yields with Atch Mort and related bonds near 100. Prices range from 86% to 109% on various issues. Rail stocks like Allan & Pac and Boston lines trade around 127% and 165% respectively. Mining firms display varied activity with Mexican centric issues and Oregon securities in the 30s to 40s percent ranges. Multiple listings show small changes in price and percentage yields across several sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atch
T&s Fe Mort
T&s Fe
Ok Lees
Gon Vt
Cai So, Inc
Cis
Sonora
Allan & Pac
Boston & Me
Boston & Lo
B&q
Oh & Eill
Cambridge H
OB & Nor
He& O Coi
Ny&n
Oregon
Old
Golony
Pullman P
Iutland
Rutland
Union Pacific
Centcom
Boston Water P
AOMCZ
Cencrce
Am Bell
Brie
New England
Lam Store Ser
Unclear Sales List Includes Multiple Manufacturers
Fragmentary sales notice lists various firms and items such as Eureka Cons 100, security MID 1000, Crescent 40, Ene Telephone 25, Union Metallic Fastening 25, American Elec Mfg Co, Bruns Shins and others with prices around 18 cents and 25 cents. Content is partially garbled, offering limited actionable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esccesees
Union Metallic
St. Lewis
Ccesees
Mfg. Company
Money on Call and Bond Market Reports From New York
New York notes show easy money on call with quotes around 114 2, last loan at 19 and closing around lts. Sterling and government bonds are dull but firm while rail bonds stay quiet yet active in Erie and Texas & Pacific. The stock market edged firmer after 2:15 p m with small gains, closing steady below opening, as total railroad bond volume fell by 1.3 million to 2,116,500. Prices for Denver & Rio Grande Western, Galveston Harrisburg & San Antonio Western, and Texas & Pacific issues moved higher, while several others posted gains or steady tones amid broad activity and notable names such as Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific appearing in the day’s transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Friends of
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Atlantic & Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Pullman Palace
Flint
Pere Marquette Common
Mexican Central
Sonora
Consolidated Vermont Ds
California Southern
Denver
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern
Atchison Mortgage
Oregon
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Erie
Texas & Pacific
Ehe
Rio
Galveston
Harrisburg
Fragmented market codes and prices from historical listing
A garbled OCR snippet shows line fragments like Col Coal and Homestake with prices such as 28 50 and 21 75, plus references to Eureka and Quicksilver stock terms. Multiple unreadable codes and vendor names appear, suggesting a collapsed historical catalog or security quotation page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Gala
Wevcdeves
Mining Stocks Close Prices List From San Francisco
The official closing prices in San Francisco list mining stocks such as Rest & Belcher at 134, Hale & Norcross at 100, Bodie Consolidated around 15, Chollar near 295, Crown Point about 14, Eureka Consolidated at SI, Good and Curry at 16, with Holmes and other firms noted. Hale & Norcross Mining Company also levies a 50 cent per share assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Rest & Belcher
Hale & Norcross
Bodie
Holmes
Crown Point
Good& Curry
Hale & Norcross Mining Company
Hartland Railroad Company Petitioned Before Bar Harbor Commissioners
The Somerset Register reports J O Bradbury Jr acting for Hartland Railroad Company subscribers presented at Bar Harbor. The law requires full capital stock subscribed in good faith with 5 percent paid to directors before certification. A hearing noted in Skowhegan last Wednesday examined subscriber responsibility, with possible opposition from Dexter or Bangor over vested rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartland Railroad
Somerset
J. O. Bradbury
The
Hartland Railroad Company
Bar Harbor
New Brunswick
Maine
Skce
Dexter
Bango
A New Railway Gate at Old Orchard
An air driven gate system is tested at Old Orchard using a small air pump to fill a reserve beside the track. Air forces through pipes to move gates between them. The project is managed by American Gate Company led by President Robie and Treasurer Boot, with capital of 2000 shares. The effort is promoted by M. G. Palmer of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
American Gate Company
Gover. Robie
Frea E. Boot
M. G. Palmer
Portland
Fitchburg Railroad Grand Army Special to San Francisco
The Grand Army of the Republic special train leaves Boston at 4 30 p m on the first inst. Twenty six cars in three sections travel to Niagara Falls for breakfast and then to Chicago. From Chicago via the Milwaukee line to Council Bluffs and the Union Pacific to San Francisco. Dr R C Flower bought two Boston Denver return tickets for 524 955 dollars for a party in two special cars. first party leaves Boston Saturday at 7 p m with Dr Flower and the second on the 22nd at 3 p m with the secretary. trip lasts about 17 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Spe
San Francisco
Hoosac
Boston
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & Sc
Aul
Council Bluffs
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
R C. Flower
J. KR. Watson
Fitchburg Railroad
Denver
Flower
Erie earnings report from Dow Jones Co totals nine month period
Messrs Dow Jones and Co report Erie grogs earnings from Oct 1 1885 to June 1 1886 nine months of the fiscal year. They estimate three quarters of the average charges for 1884 and 1885 and present a gross 11 637 289 with operating expenses 7 679 620 and net 1 007 669. Charges amount to 2 258 561, deficit from traffic 1 250 692. Allowing three quarters of last year’s other income 751 941 yields a deficit of 193 751.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Messrs. Dow, Jones & Co
The Bee Line Rail Earnings Rise Across Major Routes
The Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis line reports ongoing net earnings growth from January through May, with monthly gains of 400,000 and 124,000 in May, 89,660 in June, and an estimated 120,006 for July, signaling a move toward dividend-paying status next year. Other lines show June gross of 88,800 for Danver & Rio Grande Western, May gross 92,017.96 with May expenses 50,820.5 and net 32,197.45, plus notes on Wisconsin Central’s planned into Milwaukee and gauge changes. several committees and bondholders actions on reorganization and rates, with various tolls and operating costs reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Colmbus, Cincinnati
Ipsdianapolis
Danver & Rio Grande Western Railway
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Company
Wankee & Atraul
Crniral
Wistar
Texas Pacific Road
L. C. Ashley
Bondholders’ Reorganization Committee
Lake Ecle & Western Road
Hoosac Tunnel
State Road
Troy & Boston Road
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel
Ind
Chicago & Atlantic
Cincinnati & Eastern Railroad Company
Ohio & Northwestern Road
Lake Shore
Western
Boy Burned in Factory Vat Accident
D Albert Drischer, a 15 year old morocco dresser at a large factory, fell into a vat of scalding liquid yesterday. He suffered extensive burns to the left side and right leg, was hospitalized, and his prognosis is very poor. He supports a wife and five children. the cause is under investigation with a theory that he slipped while crossing a board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Drischer
As & Morocco
Drischer
Bridgewater Iron Works Wage Standstill Report
J H Stillman of District 36 nights of Labor met with Mr Stetson of Bridgewater Iron Works to discuss worker demands. Stetson refused to propose terms, Stillman said workers ready to confer or arbitrate, noting Stetson would not approve a 10 percent advance as rumored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater Iron Works
J. H. Stillman
Stetson
Mr. Stillman
Havin
Changes in the militia roster for the week ending July 17
The adjutant-general records commissions and discharges: Albert Aldrich assistant surgeon ninth infantry. Charles L. Smith first lieutenant battery A first artillery. W. H. Ruddick second lieutenant battery A first artillery. Charles J. F. Madigan captain company H ninth infantry. Brooks discharged. Smith promoted. Madigan discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant-General
Albert ©. Aldrich
Wighth Infantry
Clark
Charles L. Smith
First Artillery
Brooks
W. H. Ruddick
Smith
Charias J. F. Madigan
Ninth Infantry
Madigan
Body found in Neponset River near Atlantic high bridge
Passers by discovered a man’s body in the Neponset River near the Atlantic Neponset highway bridge. The victim was Thomas Irisey of nearby Atlantic and was identified by residents. Medical examiner ruled the death accidental and an inquest not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neponset
Atlantic
Thomas Irisey
Loo
Gilbert of
Quecy
In Memoriam Mr Charles Marsh of Boston Merchants Assoc
At a July meeting of the Boston Merchants Association directors the association unanimously adopted resolutions praising Charles Marsh as a foremost merchant of great business capacity and integrity. The board mourns his loss and extends heartfelt sympathy to his family, with copies to be sent by the secretary and the resolutions entered into the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles Marsh
Fools Rush In and the Cure at Home by Dr Pierce
Impetuous youth leads to folly and nervous, mental and organic debility. Describes memory loss, low self confidence, bad dreams at night, and premature old age. Favors writing to Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York for at home treatment and full particulars by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo N
Quiet Flour Market Amid Small Vales and Steady Prices
A quiet tone pervades the flour and grain scene with small values and steady prices. The tile trade for new winter wheats remains firm. steamer yellow steadies on call, while market quotations cover oats, white and mixed feeds, cornmeal and rye with varied bid and ask levels and several carload movements reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Vlge
3Ic
Commercial grain and produce markets hold steady
The flour market is quiet with small sales. Corn, oats, butter, cheese, eggs, and seeds show no change from last quotes. Beans for choice stock rise slightly. New potatoes firm at old prices. Hides, game, and tallow unchanged. all prices remain near the prior quotations.
Market Report: Butter Cheese Eggs and Provisions Steady
The butter market remains firm with choice stock and steady quotations for medium and low grades. Cheese and eggs hold firm in New York and Liverpool demand remains active for finest creamery butter and cheese. Receipts include 4493 packages of butter and 39,861 boxes of cheese. Chicago shows firm butter for fancy lots and Western creamery grades. assorted fruits, vegetables, and poultry prices are unchanged with various regional bids and ship cargoes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Western Creamery
Liverpool
Wes
Norfolk
Savannah
Frara
Baracoa
WW & C R Noyes
Pearl
Jamaica
Seaverns & Co
California
Vermont Dairy
Gary
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Nova Scotia
Norta
Timothy
North
Red Top
Jersey
Bristol Ferry
Long Island
Bermuda
Chorce
Cotton market quiet with firm quotations and steady futures
The market shows quiet tones with firm quotes for middling uplands and Gulf at 9 1/4 to 9 1/2 cents and steady Liverpool and New York futures. Spot sale activity remains moderate with 8,000 bales sold, mostly American, while New York futures open easy then close dull and steady with several contract quotes across July to December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Orleans
New York
Joly Sivas
Esse
Spot market closes steady with mixed sugar prices
Market reports steady prices across commodities with sugar and molasses notes. No sales reported. refined oils hold firm with mid range quotations. line certificates and exports data listed with July activity and refinery prices remain stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Lioilos
Porto Rico
Cuba
Markets by Telegraph. Chicago and New York food prices steady
Market report from New York and other cities on July 16 shows flour weak with export demand, wheat spot and futures steady or higher, corn mixed to lower, oats varied, hogs and beef mixed, and pork and lard prices firm. Notable contrasts across Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Toledo and Cleveland trade floors with receipts and shipments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
Arive
Chicago
Bard
Mixet Western
United
Western
Cneeze
Liverpool
ST. Louis
Rycard
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Lara
Cattle Market Shows Mixed Rates in Chicago Trade
July 16 Chicago cattle receipts about 6000 with 2000 shipments steady. Steers and stockers stronger. prices listed for cows bulls and mixed. Hogs receipts around 18000 with 2000 shipments weak with varied hog prices. Sheep receipts 40 with 500 shipments lower across classes and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton Markets Update for Week Across US Ports
July 16 data show varied net receipts and stocks across ports with mixed premiums. Key hubs New Orleans and Savannah report steady to quiet tones. Memphis and Cincinnati display firm to steady pricing. inland totals indicate large week gains in exports and overall U.S. stocks at sea and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste
Guhiveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmingdon
Norfolk
Philadelphia
C. Baltimore
New York
Stors
Continent
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
United States
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Market Despatch on Wheat Prices and Exports
C 8S Lee reports that large sellers like Cudahy and Hutchinson push prices down as farmers rush to sell. Market ends weak on curb at 78 cents with 600000 bushels shipped from various points. The Tribune cites 1886 wheat supply projections and export limits east of the Rockies, leaving 45 million bushels for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Chicago
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Cudahy
Ream
Hutchinson
Lins
New York
the Tribune
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Clark and Ward report mixed Chicago market conditions
Special despatch from Chicago notes wheat near daily lows amid heavy selling as crowds fear winter wheat receipts. Exports steady and quality of winter wheat may attract mills and exporters. rains in Kansas offer limited relief. Oats and other grains show varied closes with futuress fluctuating through September and October contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Kansas
Wheat declines drive market amid drought damage report
A late private dispatch from Emery & Hodges of State Street notes buying rose on better receipts and cool weather in the northwest, with curb prices down one cent from Thursday. Damaged by drought, crop losses are estimated near ten percent, corn weakens, and Illinois reports the corn area three percent below last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
St. Louis
Illinois
Beerbohm reports steady markets and mixed wheat view
London July 16 English and French country markets steady cargoes off coast wheat quiet on passage cornfirm. At Liverpool spot wheat fair inquiry cornfirmer. English French wheat crops short versus 1850. Russian crop prospects improved harvest may be average. Paris wheat and flour quiet. Liverpool breadstuffs wheat steady demand improving supply good corn steady with fair demand. Receipts three days wheat 115000 centals American 77000 centals. corn 88409 centals. Quotations winter wheat quiet and steady at 636d 6s, spring wheat at 636d 6s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Paris
Financial market snapshot from London trading session
Atlantic and Great Western Seconds at 1442, Canadian Pacific 685g, Erie 53 percent, do seconds 101, Illinois Central 14214, St Paul common percent, New York Central 108 percent, Pennsylvania 553, Reading 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
New York
Business Troubles Bring National Failures Report
Weekly mercantile agency tally shows United States 163 failures and Canada 20 total 183, with Western and Pacific states driving the surge while the East sees lighter activity. Individual cases include George Lowndes in New Haven attacked, several firms like White Machine Company Waterbury and Davis Level and Tool Co Springfield facing insolvency or settlements, and savings bank dividends and small creditors affected across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency Today
United States
Canada
Western
Pacific
George Lowndes
New Haven
Conn
D.s. Gerry
Houston
George B. Lyon
Milwaukee
Wis
John W. Barnard
Charles A. Strickland
New London
David Thompson
Newark
N. J
Samuel C. Bass
Boonville
N. Y
John R. Weise
Bowling Green
J. N. Sanford
Milburn
South Bros
Wheeling
W. Va
Cox & Smith
Delaware
B. F. White
C. H. Wonson
Gloucester
John Donahue
Grocer
Holyoke
Mass
Davis Level and Tool Company
Springfield
Lambert Furniture Company
Cambridgeport
Imports and Exports Home Port Lobster Shipment Record
Boston imports include the schooner Adeline Adams with 3000 live lobsters and the Minnie Davis with 5000 live lobsters. Listings from Barrington Nova Scotia Halifax Pictou Port Hawkesbury Charlottetown show eggs, lobsters, mackerel and other goods aboard multiple vessels with numerous firms such as Sanborn Clements Bowies Mead Russell and Rockwell among others. In Yarmouth Nova Scotia the steamer Apha carried 82 crates of lobsters and various other commodities. A final entry notes the barkentine Nellie Smith with 868 hogsheads of sugar and Barrington NL schooner Sarah FE Hyde with 2000 lobsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Adeline Adams
Sanborn
Minnie Davis
Clements & Co
Halifax
Pictou
Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Pri
Carroll
Arthur & Co
Bowies & Co
Bartlett, Lyman & Co
Cutler
Hinckley, Ayer & Co
E Spumway & Co
Old Sails & T Russell & Co
Mackerel
Winsor & Son
Tamoa Brown, Seavey & Co
L Clements & Co
Hasten Lonster Eco
Griffin & Co
Russell & Co
Whittemore
Yarmouth
iSteamer
Ellis & Co
Delong & Seaman
Jones & Co
Allan Bros
JG Hall & Co
Bareay & Co
Clements & Co. Ee
Barkentine Neliie Smith
Sarah FE Hyde
Foreign Exports and Cargo Movements Across Ports
Harborville Nova Scotia reports schooner Eliza Bachelder with 100 barrel meal and schooner Elizabeth Ann carrying oil cement and other goods to Harbor Au Bouche. Liverpool Steamers Roman and London Forderer cleared July 13 and July 12 with bacon, flour, cotton, lard, cheese, leather, oils, and various commodities totaling thousands of boxes sacks bales and cases. Steitin, Germany lists Bark Secunda Emilie with petro un.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harborville
Eliza Bachelder
Harbor AU Bouche
Elizabeth Ann
Liverpool
Eng
Roman
London
Forderer
Steitin
Ger
Bark Secunda Emilie
Receipts of Staple Goods at Port on July 16
The port recorded totals for cotton, wool, flour, corn, malt, and other staples from multiple railroads and routes. Notable items include 192 bales cotton and 4,746 bbis flour, with Wool 4,262 demis and Apples 1,482 boxes. detailed figures cover butter, cheese, eggs, oats, barley, hay, leather, and numerous goods across Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Fitchburg, New York and New England, Boston and Maine, and related lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroage
Providence Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boton & Maine Railroad
Pelte
Boston & Maine Railroad
Biston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Trains Schedule Boston to Rochester and beyond
Boston and Maine lists daily train departures from Boston stations to Rochester Parmington Dover Haverhill Exeter Lawrence North and South Lawrence and Lowell with numerous times and a Sunday trains section including power Haverhill Lowell Medford and Portland Bangor Lewiston Reading routes and Way Stations, detailing morning afternoon and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Parmington
Anrdover
Bover
Banvers
Exeter
Great Falls
Haverhill
Oriephaes
Georgetown
Mene
Winnesota
Lace
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Boss
Ta Poe
South Lawrence
Ph. Lowell
Efaiden
TAO
TSO
SSO
Isoadore
Meir Haigh Highlands
Stoneham
Merrimac
Eee Andover
Newburyport
Wilmington
Portland
Bangor
Lewiston
Reading
Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts Ending July 16
A historical port report lists weekly total receipts of various commodities by origin and year over last year. It details cotton, wool, flour, eggs, wheat, beans, corn, butter, cheese, beef, pork, lard, hides, tallow, breadstuffs, fruit, and other goods with quantities for 1886 and 1885, highlighting shifts in shipments and in-transit stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanek
accComparsa
City Rail Timetables for Boston to Amesbury and Surrounding Lines
A dense listing of train itineraries from Boston stations to Amesbury and neighboring towns, detailing numerous departure times across multiple branches and towns such as Beverly Chelsea Revere Rehoboth Rockport Salem Swampscott Lynn and more including Sunday schedules and notes on special services and branches. The data includes numerous times with some OCR errors, indicating a comprehensive regional timetable snapshot rather than a single event.
Root and Shoe Buyers Across Cities Listing Firms
A dense OCR fragment lists buyers and firms across many U S cities and states including Austin Baltimore Bloomington Craw Fort Worth Cleveland Chicago Columbus Philadelphia Rochester St Louis Toledo etc. It pairs locations with names like James Martin Adler Moffley Bright J B Beadles W P Moores Lippincott Chase Adler Frank and other firms. The text resembles a trade directory snippet of shoes and possibly wholesale buyers with company names and location hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
A. Mansfield
Craw
Burlington
Hibbard
Camcen
Columbus
Miss
Ads
F Willson
O F Willson & Co
Columbia
E Ehrlich
Ehrlich & Sons
Champaign
Arnola
Rapias
Butler Weeks
George Weeks Jo
Emira
M Eliassef
Elassoff Bros. Craw
Ekbart
Ind
John F Moffley
Fitzabeth City
G R Bright
Fowier & Co
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tex
E H Lewis
Lewis Bros. Hutchizeon
Kan
E H Young
Young Bros. Crow
Ithaca
RC Corstiance
Par
Jacsonville
J B Beadles
Kansas City
W P Moores
W P Moores & Son
Qu. Lafayette
W Box
Livisville
J H Quast
Penn
F P Lippincott
Lippincott, Son & Co
Joan
Tre
Vicksburg
Adolph
Washington
J Albert Williams
Frank J. Walseg
J. Albert Williamaashington
J A Harwood
Zanesville
O—C
Through Trains On Both Divisions Across Maine Routes
Schedule listings show multiple rail and steamship departures from Haymarket Square and Causeway Street stations to Bangor St John Halifax Eastport Calais Lewiston Manchester North Conway Portland Rockland Castine Southwest and Machiasport with various times daily including morning and afternoon runs and special steamship connections from Portland on select days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Bangor
ST. John
Halifax
The
Provinces
Eastport
Calais
Portland
Lewiston
Manchester
Concord
N.H
North
North Conway
Rockland
Castine
Southwest
BAR Fareors
Machiasport
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Knox and
Lincoln Railways
Haymaret Square
Point of Pines and Oak Island Train Schedules
Train timetable listing departures from Point of Pines and Oak Island to Boston and back, including weekday and Sunday times, with special notes for Oak Island services and Pullman cars on Portland and Bangor trains. Signatures: James T. Furber and J. Flanders, General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Washington Street
Portland
Bangor
James T. Furber
J. Flanders
Concord Trip Schedules From Boston Depots 1886
Trains depart from Boston B and L depot for Manchester and Concord NH and other upper lines at 7 30 am 8 90 Ex am 12m 1 Ex 3 5 30 7 pm Sundays 1 pm From 8 and M depot 7 30 am 12m 5 pm Returning times include a 30 pm period Sundays at 7 7899 1909 7e Chamberlin Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord KR. BR
Boston
Manchester
Concord
N. H
Chamberlin
Leecal
Bosto
Hillsboro
Wilson
Amherst
SUN
Greenfield
Nashua
Tom
Fae Sun
Ee Sun
Ae Bets
Nee Allerica
Time tables for trains and stations excerpt
Arrival and departure times for trains by station and line. Includes numerous numbers, notes for Sundays, Saturdays, and special services. Readable segments mention Bedford Concord Arlington and Nashua Junction. ends with sign off by Lucius Tuttle and General Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreet Medford
SUN
College Hill
Bwet
SON
Winter Hill
Concord
Mass
Bet
Billericr
Hmet
Bedford
Lexington
Jket
Arlington
SCN
Nashua Junction
Lucius Tuttle
Fass
S’r
Train Schedules From Boston for May 31 1886
Commencing Monday May 31 1886 trains depart Boston for Jefferson and Way Stations at various times. The schedule lists departure times on weekdays and Sundays, including destinations Oakdale Bet Belmont Waverly Sudbury and several others. Lucius Futtle is noted as General Passenger Agent and C S Mellen as General Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jefferson and Way
SUN
Jefferson
Het
Oakdale
W. Boylaten
Boylston
Clinton
Berlin
Beudson
Express
SEN
Ret
Beckbottom
Met
Sudbury
Bet
Waylend
BSUN
Weeton
Htet
Belmont
Waverly
Waltham
Riet
Het. Waverly
An. Het
Althem
Lucius Futtle
C.S. Mellen
Ociahistr
Train Schedule Shows Extensive June 86 Rail Runs
On and after Monday June 14 trains depart Boston for New York Shore Line Fast Express at 10.00 am and 1.00 pm daily with additional services to Steturga and other points. Return schedules include Providence Newport and multiple passes to Mansfield Attleboro Norton Easton Stoughton and many coastal towns. Special notes cover fall river Brockton Taunton and Cape Cod divisions with varied weekday weekend and holiday timings. J B Kendrick General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
Pullman
Central
Vermont
Washington Street
Rhoston
J. W. Hobart
W. Cummings
St. Albans
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
Montreal
Land
Way
Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
O Johnsbury
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Lane
Bristol
Claremont
White Mountains
Central Vermont R.R
Passumpsic
Brontreal
Fabyan
Bethlehem
Jefferson
White Mountain
Parior
New York
Shore Line
Steturga
Steamboat
Providence
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
Hebronville
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Mansfield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton Junction
Headville
Hyde Park
Pat. Hope
Clarendon Bilis
Forest Hillis
Boylston
Roxbury
Rue Spring Street
Stoughton and
Camtom
Stoughton
Ston
Alt. Hope
Toton
Pau
A. A. Flsom
Lapte
Buxton
Fall River
Taunton
Brockton
New Sedford
Vaunton
Central Station
Gem
Dean Street
North Easton
Randolph
Return
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Bigmouth
Abington
Duxbury
Teturn
East Bridgewater
Whitman
South Weymouth
Retuarn
South Duxbury
Marshfield
Heturn
South Braintree
Cohasset
Hingham
Nantasket Beach
Weymouths
Scituate
Nantucket
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Hyannis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Eturn
West
Syracuse
N. W
St. Louiis
Ange
New York Central
St. Louis
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Troy
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