Money Market News From Boston and New York
Boston markets report firm New York funds with little change in outside paper. Banks lend 4 to 5 and 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 percent on collateral. Clearing house balances show 1.7 million churn and a $13.3 million gross exchange. Rail and stock activity surge with New York & New England leading gains. Atchison and Wisconsin Central move, and Danbury Danbury debate circulates among investors.
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Boston
New York
New England
Stock Exchange
Bell Telephone
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Eastern Iiners
Central Massachusetts
Chicago , Burlington & Northern
Mexican Central
Eastern
San Francisco
Dodge City
Kansas
Chisago
Missouri River
Wisconsin Central
Union Pacific
Journal
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Texas & Pacific Isues
Louisville & Nashville
Lackawanna
Consolidated Gas
Omaha and Erie
Railroad Pond
Texas & Pacific Rios
Northwestern Sinking Funds
Buffalo
New York & Erie
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New Orleans & Pacific
Texas Pacific
Iron Mountain
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
Fort Worth & Denver
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rock Island
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Illinois Central
International and Great Northern
Lake Shore
Franklin mine fortunes rise on skilled management
The article reports on the Franklin copper mine’s transformation from near ruin to dividend paying success under capable leaders Demmon and Vivian. It details investments, shaft depths, and the mine’s relation to Pewabic and Quincy properties, noting improved finances, capital use, and expanding working ground.
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C. D. Lawton
Michigan
Franklin
Messrs
Demmon
N. E
Pewabic Company
The
Pewabic
Quincy
Isdeee Agek
ST Co Scaceusvecx Soo
Green Bay and St Paul Railway to resume interest Aug 1
The Green Bay Winona St Paul Railroad will resume interest on its first mortgage bonds August 1. Three defaulted coupons totaling 90 dollars will be funded in four percent scrip. The company defaulted February 1, 1835. The property has been in Farmers' Loan and Trust Company custody for bondholder benefit, yielding surplus earnings, improving management, and lifting bonds from 60 to 107 percent. Estimated value after interest and adjustments places the bond around 97.
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Green Bay, Winona
Ore Shipments From Michigan Ranges Reach New Total
Ore shipments from the Marquette and Menominee ranges totaled 148,887 tons for the week ending July 14, with season totals stated in tons. The report notes ongoing production and distribution figures for Michigan iron ore from the two districts.
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Michigan
Marquette and
Menominee Ranges
Erie Earnings Rise in June 1856 Report
Erie gross earnings for June are expected to exceed June 1855 by more than 400 600 dollars. Richmond and Danville stock to be doubled with terminal stock absorbed. New King land General Ticket and Passenger Agents Association to meet at Pathfinder Railway Guide office Wednesday morning. President Smith Louisville and Nashville and other southern line officers agree to sustain full tariffs until September 11. Through trains on Boston and Lowell lines are heavily laden needing two locomotives daily.
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Erie
Richmond & Danville
Kingland General Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Railway Guide
Smith
Louisville & Nashville
Fink
Southern Lines
Boston & Lowell
Insolvencies and Assigned Firms Across Several States
Boston manufacturers William E. Sheldon & Co and J W Patterson & Co face insolvency with creditors offered 25 cents on the dollar. York Woollen Co of South Berwick owes about 8000, partially secured by factory mortgage. Numerous assignees and attachings noted including Rideout, Mann Sign Co, Blandy, Sutherland, Wicker, May, Parker, Plaisted & Hartford, Woonsocket Patriot Printing Co, Fitzgerald, Hayes, Luckener, Butler File Co, Isbell & Wood, Wilcox & Bro, and Hinsdale firms.
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William E. Sheldon & Co
Beverly Street
Boston
J. W. Patterson & Co
Haverhill
J.B. Davis
Bradford
York Woollen Company
South Kerwick
Charles H. Rideout
Wall Papers
Buffalo
N. Y
Alexander S. Mann
Zanesville
Sutherland
Arredonda
Fla
J. O. Wicker
Augusta
George H. May
Stuart
L. J. Parker
Varysburg
Plaisted
Patriot
Foss
Christopher I, Fitzgerald
Great Eastern Tea Company
Broadway
Elisha
Hayes
Baker
High Street
Main Street
Charlestown
B. G. Luckener
Cincinnati
Benjamin H
Butler File Company
Lawrence
Mass
Isbell & Wood
Adams
A. S. Wilcox & Bro
Hinsdale
Boston Market Report 1886 Dairy and Produce Steady
The flour market is dull and unchanged. Corn, oats, fresh beef, pork and lard, butter, cheese, eggs, bears, hay, poultry, tallow, and sugars show no notable changes. Potatoes are easier. A table lists Mediterranean fruit receipts in Boston from January 1 to July 17, 1886 and the same period in 1885.
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Boston
Anthracite Coal Trade Faces Oversupply Pressure
The anthracite coal trade shows rising tidewater stocks and weak demand. June end stocks reached 700,736 tons with over 100,000 more added since July while output debates push August production toward 2.5 million tons as prices stay flat amid tense coal company talks in Philadelphia.
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Tidewater
John H. Jones
L& West
UN Brn J
Penn Coal
del & Hudson
Peon & NY
Tearfield
Northwestern
Philadelphia
World Wheat Prospects and Market Prices Report
Market notes show weak demand in the Inahe flour trade with stable prices. U.S. crop outlook pegged at 430 million bushels for winter and uncertain spring yields. old world stocks light, with India and Australia forecasts below last year. Rail shipments up slightly. corn quiet. extensive price levels for flour, oats, rye, malt, hops, and dairy products reported across regions, with steady butter and cheese markets and varied regional activity.
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H. A. King of Toledossys
United States
India
Australia
United Kingdom
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Russia
France
Chicago
Sie
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Wholesale dairy and meat price table itemizes regional quotes
Receivers' wholesale prices listed for butter creamery, cheese, beans, fruit, seeds, hay, potatoes, poultry and game, and various meats. Values cover Vermont New York New England and Atlantic regions with substantial variation by grade. Markets show mixed activity with some steady or quiet movements and noted jobbing uplifts.
Cotton and commodities market snapshot with mixed quotes
The market shows quiet activity in cotton with steady quotes for middling uplands and Gulf. Liverpool and New York futures range with subdued spot demand, while oil, sugar, and molasses exhibit varied pricing and cautious trade.
Wheat market report from Chicago and New York trading pits
July 21 market notes show steady fresh meat prices and fair trade while beech and beef hold firm. Fresh miats steady. Chicago despatches cite mixed activity with several traders buying near the bottom and others covering shorts as corn weakens on rains and provisions stay dull.
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Clark & Ward
Chicago
Messrs
Devonshire Street
Zac
Ream
Kershaw
Milmire & Bodman
Rous
Prices of livestock and hides in Brighton market
Working oxen or none, farrow cows priced at 15 25 with milch cows and calves from 25 418. Yearlings 9 18, two year olds 14 25, three year olds 24 40. Western fat swine live 44 5iec, Northern dressed hogs 6 6 4c. Sheep and lambs in lots 250 300 375 each, extras 34 50 500, spring lambs 6 7c, vial calves 2iem Sec. Hides tallow skins Brighton hides 64 74c, tallow 2 3c tb, country hides 6 biec tb, lamb skins 40 60c each, calf skins 8 11 tb. Shearlings 20 40c, dairy skins 25 5vc. Classification notes fix weights and quality grades for cattle and sheep with remarks on oxen, hogs, and market areas along the Boston and Albany line to Brighton.
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Wesern
Elgin
Utica
Little Falls
Chicago
New York
St. Albans
Liverpool
York State
California
Vermont Dairy
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Nova Scotia
Island
Timothy
North
Do West
Red Top
West
Jersey
Bristol Ferry
Long Island
Idiec
Brighton
Worcester County
Lotsa
N.B
Boston & Albapry Railroad
Markets by Telegraph. Flour and grain prices across the Midwest
A detailed market wire from New York reports flour totals 13,700 barrels with various grades and prices from 2.30 to 4.85 per barrel, wheat receipts 144,500 bushels, rye, cornmeal and oats prices, and rail and river shipments. It notes sugar, molasses, coffee, pork, lard, butter, and cheese markets, plus Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Toledo and St. Louis price movements and receipts.
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New York
Ohio
St. Louis
Minnesota
Chicago
White State
Rio
Petroleum
United
Long Island
Western Steam
Western
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Tilge
Detroit
Toledo
Cotton Markets July 23 Summary by Port and Trade
Net receipts and trading notes across major cotton markets show varied activity. Augusta and Savannah stay steady mid range. New Orleans reports high stock and quiet sales. Philadelphia and Baltimore hold quiet firm tones with modest activity. Liverpool and continental exports feature in New York figures, while Cincinnati and Louisville show firm legs amid varied shipments and stocks.
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Augusta
C. Galveston
New O Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
E. Savennan
Wilmington
Charleston
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mir
New York
Great Britain
Continent
Mid
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Cattle Market Numbers Tad in Chicago Trade
Cattle receipts 9900 with 5000 Texans shipments 1500. natives steady. shipping steers 950 to 1500 pounds at 3.75 to 3.02. cows bulls and mixed 165 to 350. through Texans 10.5 cents lower. cows 2.15 to 2.55. calves 2.50 to 3.50. choice 3.70 to 4.09. Hogs receipts 19,000 with 6500 shipments. rough and mixed 4.40 to 4.85. light 4.40 to 4.95. sweep receipts 2600. natives 2.43 to 2.75. Western 3.25 to 3.90. lambs 4.25 to 5.25.
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Chicago
Market Report on Wheat and Commodities in St Louis News
Private despatch from Emery & Hodges notes a strong market for wheat beer and pork amid large new wheat receipts at St Louis. Prices swung on war rumors then eased after cabinet resignation reports. Rainfall hits eastern Nebraska and Kansas, with cool weather elsewhere. car receipts list 821 wheat and 790 corn by rail, pork and provisions prices down, with estimated tomorrow arrivals.
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Emery & Hodges
State Street
St. Louis
Gladstone
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
U.vsing
Wubure
Uorn
Rais Srlo
ORK Auvgut
Wheat Declines on Rain Hit Chicago Grain Market
Chicago dispatch reports dull opening as rain and cloudy belt reduce corn demand. Large wheat receipts at St. Louis, Toledo, Baltimore and New York drag prices. big bull houses trade a million bushels, then private reports push wheat up briefly before official consols drop and closing at about 78 1/4 cents.
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Chicago
Bloom
Hutchinson
Bliss
Ream
Cudahy
Lester
Foreign Markets Beerbohm Reports From London July 20
Wheat off the coast quiet but steady. Wheat on passage dull for red, white firm. Liverpool spot wheat and corn firm. Winter and spring wheat quoted 63 74 63 8d club 63 74 63 94. Corn 40 19 and peas 53 5d. Pork 57 3 63, bacon 33 6d, Jard 34s, tallow 23 3, cheese 42 8.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Financial market closes mixed in London session
London impact on bonds and stocks shows Consols at 1011-16 with United States 45 at 12914. Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 48 and Canadian Pacific at 67 percent. Erie 335 with do sec ond s at 101 percent. Illinois Central 142 percent, Mexican ordinary 33, St Paul common 544, New York 101 percent, Pennsylvania 55, Reading.
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Adams Express
Ohio & Mississippi
Aston & Terre Haute
Ohio & Miss
Oregon Improvement Co
Canada Pacific
Pacific Mail
Canada Southern
Panama
D.& Evansville
Central Town
Pittsburg
Central Pacific
Pullman Palace
Chesapeake & Ohio
Jichmond & All
St Louis & San Fran
TIO
Cin, San & Cleve
Cleve & Colum
Secessees
SPA
del & Hudson
St Paul, Minn & Man
del. & Lack
St Paul & Omaha
Denver & Rio Grande
MT lOis
East Tenn
Fort Wayne
Houston & Texas
Illinois Central
Ind
Bloom & West
Hocking Valley
Kan & Tex
Siwmiu
Lake Erieana
Lake Shore
Long Island
Lo& Nash
Louisville
New al
Pacific
Manhattan Beach
Man
Central Pacific Lsts
Mem. & Charleston
Denver & R Grande
Michigan Central
Milwaukee
Ls& W
Miss
K & T Genes
Minn & St L
Kans
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacists
Movile & Ohbio
Biorris & Essex
Northwestern Consols
Nashville & Chattan
Deben
New Jersey
Oregon Navists
Norfolk & W
St L & San F Gen M'G
Northern Pac
St Paul Consols
St Paul
Ch & Pac
Northwest
Chic & St Louis
Union Pacific
Texas Pacific
United States Ex
Wabash, St
L & Pac
Wells Arge Icccescertad Western Union
London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois
Boots and Shoe Ads Across U S Cities
A long list shows buyers and agents for boot and shoe trades across many cities including Austin Dallas Fort Worth Chicago Columbus Cleveland Philadelphia Philadelphia San Antonio Toledo Akron and others. Names include W B Smith McKean Eiler Co James Martin Crath er Star H B Hanford and G W Brown among numerous firms and brokers with terse city attributions.
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Austin
Tex
W B Smith
Ads
A T McKean
McKean, Eiler & Co
James Martin
Craw
Bryan
W B Morse
Baltimore
Mad
K I Lobe
Gratian, Mitchell & Go
I Adler
Cohen, Adler & Co
S G and
J Putzel
Hatch & Putze
Boere
R L Lampton
Lampton Ros
Goldstore
Sol Weil
Il Weil & Bro
Par
Grand Rapids
Mich
G K Mayhew
Yin-chingon
Kan
KE H Young
Young Bros. Craw
Knoxville, Tenn
W M Epps
Epps
McMillan & Co
Lexington
S Bassett
S Bassett & Son
Geo E Spencer
Watkins & Spencer
Louisville
Benjamin S Weller
Weller & Payne
E. Mansfield
Keiser
Madison
Ind
C A Stanton
Chamberlain
Chamberlain & On
Philadelphia
Penn
Ogden
Phiadelphia
Kenn
H B Hanford
H B
Hanford & Co
Phladelphia
George W Terry
Bunting’s Sons & Jo
San Antonio
C & Atwood
Hannah-Lay Mer
Eesorn
Albert Williams
Frank L. Wuonoro
Erestington
J . Harwood
Weatherford
Fex
Neumesen
Neumegen
Zacharing & Co
Wilmington
Bear
Youngstown
E H Turner
Turner & Cornelius
Zanesville
Busy Boston boot and shoe trade boosts shipments this season
After a short rest manufacturers again press contracts with optimism for a brisk summer. Duplicates and sizable supplementary orders pour in as jobbers rush to accelerate delivery. About fifty buyers, mostly retailers, invest in large quantities across regions, with West well represented and Southern dealers not expected to join in many numbers. Labor tensions may raise wax and hip leather costs, but price hikes face resistance. Demand remains strong for women's grain goods while light goods improve. calf boots see fair orders. Rubber companies push ahead with price shifts toward higher rates, while Lowe manufacturers reject old-price future orders. Weekly shipments exceed last year with 65,460 cases to outside New England and 1,594,460 year-to-date, up 263,577 from 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isso
New York
New England
New York & New England
Danbury
Dow, Jones & Co
New York City
Short
Boston
Work, Strong & Co
Gould
Manhattan
Drexel & Morgan
Pennsylvania
the Post
Austin Corbin
Long Island
New London
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rhode Island
Rocky Point
Coney Island
Mexican Central
I. T. Burr
Mexican Central Railway
Eastern
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Old Colony
Metropolitan
Boston & Lowell
Fitchburgh
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Oregon Short Line
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago
St. Paul
California Southern
Oregon
West
Ssiem
Pesbody
Lowe
Sesson
Imports and Exports. Embronts at Boston ARROYO PA
A detailed list of imported and exported goods and quantities at Boston, including birds, casks, papers, linens, tobacco pipes, earthenware, granite, rugs, carpeting, Alston, ships, and various commodities from firms such as Nash Spaulaing & co, Hart & Young, J B Moors & co, Louis Wolf & co, Baring Bros & co, and many others, with items and quantities arranged by consignor and destination in a large raw ledger-like record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright & Capen
C Chase & Co
Ford
Mackintire, Lawrie & Co
KK Leeon & Co
Christ‘e
Wilder
Donald
Hanson & Co
Murphy
Troop & McLaughnie
Manchester
Robinson & A
Hull
Eng
Brown Bros & Co
Baing Bros & Co
Moors & Co
Louis Wolf
Baring Bros & Co
Horace Partridge & Co
G W Preston
Louis Wolf & Co
Shipley & Co
Louis Wo
Smith & Co
Costello
Washburn & Moon
Jones
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
E & F King & Co
Howe
London
Gus Lunberg
Way Steel & Iron
Abraham French & Co
Coffee Barmg Bros & Co
Pags Glassware Educational Supply Co
Linder & Meyer
Morrill & Co
A Hayes & Co
Richards & Sons
Hanley
Pierce & Co
Armstrong & Co
US Dennison
Flagg & Co
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Moise G W Babb, Jr
Ptoddard
Loverng & Co
Walton
Lawrence
Furness
Mdise Hooper, Lewis & Co
Mulder
Foreign Exports. Glasgow and Other Ports Reported
Glasgow to destination steamers cleared July 16 to 19 449 sacks tobacco butter cheese crayons cider beef cattle staves tubers and oils listed for multiple ships with quantities. San Antonio Texas steamer Pearl reports chandeliers shades chimneys lamps and related items. Bridgewater NL schooner Osprey 250 barrels oil. Sydney CB schooner Byron M cargoes include flour coinmen beef pork and oil.
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Glasgow
Scot
Pot Antonio
Jam
Bridgewates
Osprey
Sydney
Byron
Staple Receipts Across Railroads and Ports July 20
A detailed list records Staple Receipts at multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Boston and Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Boston and Lowell, and by sea. Wools, flour, corn, oats, meat, lard, cheese, eggs, butter, coffee, sugar, potatoes, lumber, and hides appear with exact bale, barrel, box, crate, or car counts, alongside a comparative table noting the 1886 and 1885 totals for many items.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Golony
New York
New England
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine Ba
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Pgs
Express
That Miss Jones and the catarrh remedy remark
A town tale contrasts a pretty girl with catarrh, noting she would be the belle if not for the ailment. The narrator laments social discomfort but claims Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures catarrh every time, implying a remedy solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Extensive June 14 local timetables for Boston to New England routes
June 14 timetables detail Boston to Springfield, Albany, New York and neighboring points with daily, Sunday, and special trains. Express and sleeping car services include connections at Worcester Pittsfield Chatham Palmer and Marlborough. The notice lists departure times from Boston, intermediate stops, and through routes to Buffalo Chicago and New York with drawing-room and sleeping cars. Generals Hanson and Gallup sign as officials.
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Washington Street
Boston
Springfield
Pittsfield
Albany
South Framingham
South Framing
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Detroit
North Adams
Chatham
Hudson
Palmer
Ware River
Martford
New Haven
New York
Arm
Worcester
Millbury
North Grafton
Ulelyve
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Mills
Newton Highlands
Brookline
A.S. Hanson
E-Gallup
Boston and Providence Tee Train Arrangement June 14 86
Train schedule detailing daily departures from Boston to New Work and New York with Shore Line routes, plus returns to Providence Pawtucket Attleboro Mansfield and other towns. Includes times, Sundays exceptions, late connections, and notes on delays and the Shore Line from New York. supervised by A A Folsom Superintendent.
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Boston & Providence
Boston
Shore Line
Meturn
New York
Steamboat
Providence
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
Hebronvillie
Beturn
Attleboro
North Attieboro
Lleu
Mansfield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton Junction
Parketern
Headville
Hyde Park
Mt. Hope
Clarendon Hills
Heturn
Forest Hill
Boylston
Rexbury
Dedham
Bseturm
Spring Street
West Roxbury and
Highland
Stoughton
Canton
Stow
Mansfield On Arrival of ‘‘Shore Line’ From New York
Folsom
Sunday Trains Timetable For New York Boston and Cape Cod
Schedule listings show train and boat connections with towns including Newport Taunton Fall River South Braintree Cohasset Hingham Nantasket Beach Plymouth Scituate Marshfield Duxbury Wareham Hyannis Falmouth Nantucket and other points noting arrival times departures and special service days such as Monday Tuesday Thursday and Wednesday limitations. indicates boat train connections from New York and seasonal variation rules and notes several return trips and stop conditions for Boston passengers.
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Fall River
Newport
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
Fall Rtver
Taunton
Brockton
Dean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Heturn
Middleboro
Bridgewater
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
East Bridgewater
Whitman
South Weymouth
St Awe
Fieturn
South Duxbury
Return
Marshfield
Reeturn
Scituate
Cohasset and Mingham
Cohasset
Ireturn
Hingham
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Nantasket Beach
Braintree
Quincey
Wollaston Heights
Harrison Square
East Milton
West Quincey
West Quincy
Mattapan
Milton
Neponset
Inet Ist
Ashmont
Cottage City
Woods Hall
New Bedford
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Barnstable
Hyannis
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Sandwich
Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
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Buzzard's Bay
Asoon
Eturn Arehamy
Mattapoisett
South Braintree
Way
Weymouths
Kantucket
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Warmouth
Fitchburg Railroad Schedules July 6 1886
Trains depart Boston for the West and Troy with multiple time options and Pullman cars, including through sleepers for Chicago St Louis and Albany, plus through drawing room and private cars to Mechanicville Saratoga and other stops. The schedule lists Greenfield North Adams Gardner Orange Shelburne Falls West Fitchburg Wachusett Westminster Ashburnham To Fitchburg Belmont Waverley Watertown Somerville Union Square Somerville and other stations with various express and local departures.
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Boston
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Troy
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Chanicville
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Uae
Bristol
Pilgrim
Old Colony Station
J.B. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
Cheshire
Rutlana R
Lori ’ S
Pailman Palace
OG. A. Faxon
R. Stewart
Keene, N. H
Boston & Albany Rb.r
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Ashland
Milford
South Framingham, Os
Saxony Os
Natick
Wellesley
Wellesley Base
TAS
Auburndale
M. Il
West Newton
Newtony Ie
Newton
Faneuil
Itis
Athen
Cottage Farm
Sscook Iide
Cypress Street
Reservoir
Chestnut Hill
Newton Centre
Yey
Framingham and
Marlborough
Fayville
Southborough
Northborough
Leominster
Fitburg
Pas Berlin
West Berlin
Pratt’s Junction
NEW Yorkewsst
Stonington Line
Stonington
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. R
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence R. BR
J.R. Kendrick
Hogsac Tunnel
Causeway Street
Orange and
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
Royalston
Erving
Wades Eokse Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Ayer Junction
Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
S Marlboro
Hudson and Maynard
Lincoln
Waltham
Ore
Eturn
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Union Square
Somerville
Baldwinsome
John Adams
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