Money Market News from Boston and New York
The money market remains firm with active demand for loanable funds. Banks discount business paper at 5 to 6 percent, calls with collateral around 6 percent, New York funds at par to 124 on $1000, and a steady clearing house showing. Government securities quiet, foreign exchange weak with sterling down. Local stock market modestly active with varied bond and stock movements across numerous lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
United States
Bell Telephone
New England
Erie
Mexican Central
Atlantic & Pacife
Central Massachusetts
Chicago & Western Illinois
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Maine Central
New York & New England
Wisconsin Central
Oregon Short Line
Allouez Mining
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Atchison
Chicago
Wabash
Atchison Company
Dividends And Bond Payments In Boston Area 1886
A long list shows February and August dividends and interest due on various bonds and shares in Boston, with some payments moved to New York but held locally. It notes Lyman mills resuming dividends, Lombard Investment Co increasing capital, and several railroad and city bonds paying, including New York & New England, Maine Central, Boylston Insurance, and Union Trust. Also mentions bonds payable on demand and extra dividends credited to American Bell and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Lyman Mills
Waumbeck
Lombard Investment Company
American Bell
Massachusetts
New York & New England Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
Portland
Boylston Insurance Company
Union Trust Company of New York
Union Pacific Railroad
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Brokers' Board Sales and Bond Prices for July 30
The Brokers' Board report lists closing prices and yields for bonds and railroad stocks on July 30, including 9s at 88 1/8, 5s at 104 7/8, Cen Vt 5s at 110, and Mex Cen 4s at 85 7/8. It also shows prices for T& S Fepl, Go pond scrip, and several railroad issues with bid, ask, and last prices for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokers’ Board
T&s
Fepl
Oe al
T& Sa
At& Pac
C.b&n
BOS Icvecevesss
M Air Line &S
Chi & EM
anu _ _ Cent
Fragmented OCR summary of historical telegraph and stock notes
A highly garbled OCR fragment lists items such as Quincy Min and Gray Sa Klee Mach along with Burton Stock Uar and Allouez entries. It includes numeric values like 100 and 400, references to Tropical Telephone Mexican Telephone and NY&WNE Railroad, and scattered repeated letters. The overall piece reads as a cluttered table of stock and telecommunication names with uncertain context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csecseae
Erie Telephone
Ny&wne Railroad
New York July 30 Market Summary
Money on call easy at 2 2 with last loan 2 and close 2 22. Sterling and government bonds steady. Market dull then firm, notable gains in Missouri Pacific and Louisville and New Albany. Texas Pacific and Missouri Pacific up around 1 percent, New York Central leading. Total stock volume 139,401 shares with mixed advances. bonds broadly steady, Texas Pacific strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yrk
Prime Mercantile
Mar Silver
Sterling Exchange
Heathead
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Texas Pacific
New York Central
Colorado
New Orleans Pacific
New Orleans Pacific’s
California mining stocks close in San Francisco
San Francisco July 30 official closing prices of mining stocks list Best Belcher Bodie Consolidated Ophir California and Virginia Copper Utah Haile Norcross and other names with fractional gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Cal
Best & Belcher
Bodie Con
Mono
Iiss Aahicon U Savess
ES Ophir
Cala
Savage
Utah
Haile & Norcross
Texas Pacific Reorganization Plan Adopted
The Texas Pacific stockholders committee in New York unani mously approved Goodhart’s resignation and a new $32,000,000 general mortgage split into three classes. Class A $1,251,800 at 5 percent for five years then 6, Class B $6,720,000 at 4 percent, Class C $13,028,200 at 3 percent. Exchange features allow bondholders to take Class A and income bonds, with other exchanges for New Orleans and Rio Grande divisions. Second mortgage income bonds amount to $6,000,000 over fifty years. Securities to be deposited with Union Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Pacific
Texas Pacific Railroad
New York
New Orleans Pacific Division
Rio Grande Division
Union Trust Company
Provision Rates War Between Chicago and Kansas City
Despatches from Chicago report a serious rate conflict over provisions between Chicago lines and the Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis railroad. An earlier agreement set Chicago to Memphis at 22 cents, Kansas City to Memphis 23 cents, and St Louis to Memphis 16 cents, but rates have fallen to 15 cents from Chicago to Memphis. The Kansas City road cries foul at alleged bad faith by Chicago lines, while Chicago roads blame Kansas City Memphis operations for initiating the feud. The Kansas City road warns it will cut rates on other goods if the dispute persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis Railroad
Memphis
St. Louis
Chicago Lines
Benedict Says Roads May Refuse Pool Entry Until February
Chicago and Atlantic President Benedict states that Central Traffic Association roads oppose his proposition and will not admit the line on current terms. He notes arbitration is essential but will not arbitrate claims before February 1, 1887, and asserts intent to maintain rates while the pool roads wait to decide admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Atlantic
Benedict
The
Central Traffic Association
Railway Guide Highlights and earnings across lines
The August AB C Pathfinder Railway Guide features a letter by Harry W. French and Burdette pieces, with notes on June traffic for Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Boston and Albany. It reports Atchison stock rate cuts from Silver City to Missouri river, July earnings up 70,000 for Northern Pacific, and late NY Central and Northern figures. Vanderbilt rail earnings rise after West Shore absorption. NY Central leads with two thirds higher than last year. President Harris notes lands sold by Northern Pacific are distant and varied in quality.
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Kansas
Fort Scott
Pullman
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Oregon Short Line
Mexican Central
The
Herald
Good Authority
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Atlantic & Pacific
Consolidated Vermont
Canadian Pacific
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Eastern
Boston & Maine
State House
Railroad
New York & New England
Twenty-third Street
Third Avenue
New York
Massachusetts Central
Boston & Providence
Old Colony
Atland
Connec
AB C Pathfinder
Harry W. French
George K. Snow
Burdette
Chicago
Grand Junction Road
Atchigan
Silver City, Deming & Pacific Railroad
New Mexico
Missouri River
Northern Pacific Road
New York Central & Northern Road
Inc
Eaeseme
Friends of the Vanderbilt Lines
West Shore Road
New York Central Company
Commercial Matters: Commodity Price Movements Noted
The flour market stays dull with no price change. Corn firm with higher prices. oats easier. Fresh beef lower. butter quiet yet firm on top grades. Cheese quiet and unchanged. eggs easier. Beans seeds hay about same. potatoes selling at lower figures. Tallow dull. poultry and game similar to last quotes. Sugars steady.
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Chicago
Liverpool
New York
California
Dao
Vermont Dairy
New York Dairy
Exuira
New Hampshire
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Jersey
East
Swale
Bristol Ferry
Long Island
Market Summary for Flour and Grain Trades and Prices
Flour and grain markets show dull trading with no change in sentiment. Corn remains strong with higher prices. high mixed at 60c, steamer yellow 56c, steamer mixed 56c. Oats ease with No 2 white around 40c. Settling price today 39.3c. Inspections totaled 20 cars across corn and oats. Flour prices listed from 2.35 to 5.25 per bushel equivalents, with various grades and regions. Cornmeal and oatmeal prices noted. rye steady, millfeed quoted at $14 to $15 per ton. Hops and malt values provided. receivers' prices apply for car lots. weights excluded from millfeed quote.
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Abe
Minnesota
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Butter and Cheese Market Mixed as Demand Shifts
Butter is dull overall with buyers favored on most grades. creamery extra and firsts show varied prices in the West and New York. Eggs ease on several markets while cheese remains quiet. Liverpool and Chicago quotations reflect softer tones. Beans, apples, and produce show mixed demand with steady to rising activity in select items.
Provisions and meats price list with varied values
A lengthy price table for pork and lard, beef and veal, and other meats. It lists long and short cuts, packs, tongues, mess varieties, fresh ribs, sausages, smoked products, hams, bacon, pressed hogs, and beef cuts with per hundredweight or per barrel figures. Includes live hogs and various regional meat descriptions.
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Lord
Choice
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Mixed Cotton and Sugar Prices Across Markets
The market shows quiet activity in cotton with steady quotations across middling uplands and gulf futures. New York and Liverpool futures drift, spot markets hold steady for mid uplands and Orleans. sugar and molasses remain nominal with steady refined prices and little sales activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
New York
Mid Uplands
Manila
Markets by Telegraph. July 30 price report plumbs grains and fats
New York markets show flour steady and wheat higher with mixed oats and rye. Spot prices include No 2 spring at 74 34 to 75 0, No 2 red at 77 0 to 77 5, and large daily receipts across regions with pork, lard, and butter firming in spots.
Cotton Markets July 30 Grain and Stock Movements Across Ports
Weekly cotton markets report shows net receipts, sales, and stock levels across major ports including Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and Consolidated totals. Comparative figures cover week ending today with year over year changes and global trade flows to Great Britain France and the continent.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
C. Baltimore
Great Britain
New York
Cincinnati
C. St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Liverpool
Cattle Market Reports Steady amid Mixed Receipts in Chicago
Chicago July 30 cattle steady with 7690 on hand and 2000 shipped. Steers ranged around 3 40 to 4 75, stockers 2 25 to 3 63, cows 1 45 to 3 70, bulk 2 25 to 2 75. Through Texans 1 50 to 1 70. steers 2 40 to 2 60. Western rangers 3 50. Hogs steady with 17 500 receipts and 3000 shipments. prices 4 15 to 4 60 and 2 75 for skips. Sheep receipts 1900, market unchanged with natives 2 25 to 4 25, Western 3 34 to 9, Texans 2 27 to 5, lamps 1 3.
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Chicago
Western Rangers
Emery Hodges Letter on Wheat and Corn Markets
Emery and Hodges reports a strong wheat close with New York buyers for export and firmer English markets due to bad weather. Corn weakness follows rain across the belt. daily receipts and expected tomorrow’s arrivals listed. Prices for September wheat and corn on curb show mixed calls and puts amid active trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megers
Emery & Hodges
State Street
New York
Clark and Ward Market Despatches from Chicago
Special despatches from Clark & Ward of 56 Devonshire Street describe Chicago market conditions. Wheat rose to top prices with bullish tone as Cadahy Keam and others acted as buyers and sea board demand remained strong. Bearish crowd reduced positions but not all were out. Weather fears could push prices lower if rains persist. Provisions held steady while oats moved with corn and rumors of ruinous losses circulated.
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Clark & Ward
Chicago
Devonshire Street
Cadahy
Keam
Seaboard
Chicago Grain Market Opens Mixed as Wheat Dips Then Rises
Special Chicago despatch reports wheat opening down half a cent, then rebounding as buyers from Orr Worthington Hamill Stauffer and others enter. Ream named as top purchaser while New York and Lindley & Co. push prices higher before a late rally. Corn closes around 44 1/2 to 46 1/4 cents with curb trades easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Orr
Worthington
Hamill
Stauffer
St. Louis
Tis
Foreign Markets Minute From London Coffee House
July 30 report from Beerboam to the Chamber of Commerce notes quiet wheat off the coast and for shipment, corn firm. Mark Lane wheat quiet and corn strong. Paris wheat and flour easier. Liverpool spot wheat firmer, corn steady. receipts 129,000 and 25,300 centals, pork and bacon prices listed among provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerboam
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
Damand
Financial market quotes and overseas bonds report
London stock notes list Consols at 101% and U S bonds across several issues with modest shifts. Havana reports quiet exchange and weakening sugar as Spanish gold trades at 220 and 220 1 4. A last hour sale records 1400 centrifugal bags at 257 gold per quintal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Pauli
New York
Shoe and boot buyers list across multiple cities
A fragmented catalog of buyers and sales agents for shoes and boots across American cities including Aberdeen Canton Clarksville Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco and more. The notice names numerous firms and individuals such as Stern Bros Phinney O Neill Simon Price Lippincott Fried man Loveman Young Morgan and others with their locations and affiliations.
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Aberdeen
Miss
A Stern
Stern Bros
Ads
Kron
Phinney
Phinney & Co
Laltimore
I Lobe
Grattan
Mitchell Go
Canton
J D Frank
Clarksville
Tenn
Boch
Bloch Bros
Ffall
R Hall & Son
Charleston
M C O'Neill
D O'Neill & Sons
Greigh
Chicago
Iir
Steve Creedon
Steve Creedon & Go
Oraw
L Anderson
Par- Corsicana
Tex
Jj T Sullivan
Carlton
Cleveland
Geo Simon
O'Neill & Simon
Caattanooga
R W Price
Price & Go
Cincinnati
Adolph Meyer
Adoph Meyer & Go
Tre
Detroit
Mich
K H Fyfe
RH Fyfe & Co
Evansville
Ind
F J Ehrman
Laver & Ehrman
Helena
Ark
Seeley
Par
Kearey
Mankato
Minn
H Austin
Austin & Son
Mexia
L Kahn
Burgower, Kan & Co
Benne
Heffeltiuser
Heffeltinger O
Montgomery
Ala
Charles Hann
Nashville
D Weil
D Weil & Co
Omaha
Imports and Exports Across Atlantic Ports
The document itemizes shipments at Boston and Nova Scotia ports including lobsters, berries, eggs, mackerel, hardware, and freight from Halifax Pictou Port Hawkesbury and Charlottetown with quantities like 121 lobster crates 15 berry cases 13 lobster crates and 36 halibut crates, plus Buenos Ayres and Gonaives cargoes of hides fish and logs wood. It notes Sarmiento bark with dry ox hides and Nutria skins from Buenos Aires and multiple ships loading eggs, lobsters, and fresh fish from Halifax and North Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Ellis & Co
F & Clements & Co
Greenwood Bros
Delong & Seaman
G Hall & Co
Hall
Jones & Co
Barclay & Co
Pajardo
Prudent
Sugar Nash
Halifax
Shumway & Co
Griffin & Co
Cements & Co
Eastern Lobster Co
Eillis & Co
TJ Jones & Co
Rice & Co
Spring Bros & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Gonaives
Nellie
North Sydney
Odiorne
Foreign Exports From London and Nova Scotia Ports
Export list from London and Canadian ports shows cargoes including cloths leather pianos organ materials and flour, with numerous boxes and crates. Notable consignments: Milanese steamer clears July 24 with general merchandise. Murie schooner at Bear River Nova Scotia with flour. Cyrene and Playfair sailings from Bridgewater and St John. Bavarian steamer clears July 28 carrying organs flour tobacco cotton corn beef and other goods.
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London
Eng
Bear River
Bridgewater
ST John
Liverpool
Staple Receipts at Port July 30 1886 Überblick
Detailed port receipts for staple goods from multiple railroad lines and shipping notes listing wool flour corn oats malt millfeed butter cheese apples potatoes and more. The article includes a long table comparing 1886 1885 and 1836 figures, with weekly and daily totals for cotton wool flour corn oats cheese eggs hay leather and other items.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Golony
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Division
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Escexe
Eee
SMS Oa.wnlacen
Business Troubles at Davis Sacker Perkins Firm
Creditors at the Insolvency Court heard that the Boston spice makers have assets being frittered away. The assignee paid self and staff while books are unreliable, prompting removal of Horace S. Perkins and appointment of a sheriff. Several related insolvency actions and signees followed, listing firms and locations.
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Davis, Sacker & Perkins
Haverhill Street
Boston
Mast Cambrize
J. B. Richardson
Emery Bemis & Co
Hartford
Plaisten & Hartford
Watertown
W. Frederick Kimball
William E. Shelden & Co
Beverly Street
A. J. Cutting
East Washington
N. H
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk County list
Suffolk County real estate transfers show parcels across Harrison avenue Walden park Columbus avenue and more. Transfers involve Wilcox Baker Burton Mass Life Insurance Co Davns Kelley Putnam Stone Cruzehil Hawes Fund and others with July dates and prices from 1200 to 7000 dollars.
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Harrison Avenue
William L. Wilcox
Simon Barnard
Walden Park
Timothy D. Baker
Stillman B. King
Columbus Avenue
George S. Burton
Massachusetts Life Insurance Company
South
Boston
Michael Gilfeather
Joseph Davns
Jozeph R. Cruzehil
Daniel W. Beckler
Trustees of Hawes Fund
East Fifth Street
Real estate and mortgage transfers from 19th century ledger notes
A compilation of land transfers and mortgage discharges involving multiple parties across various streets and dates. Entries include Glendon Company to James H Stark, Duncan McDonald to Martin Carey, cemetery deeds to Nathan C Casey, quitclaims to Walter Babcock, and discharge of mortgages for individuals such as Proctor, Jenks, Holden, and others with dates ranging from 1880 to 2000.
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Glendon Company
James H. Stark
Milton Street
Duncan McDonald
Martin Carey
Saratoga Street
Nellie I. Johnston
Ellis Peterson
Said Peterson
Cemetery
Mt. Auburn
Nathan C. Casey
Walter T. Babcock
F. G. William W. Burrege
Charles H. Kiessling
Said Kiessling
Eugene Tappan
Thomas P. Proctor
Andrew J. Peters
Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Company
Catherine Neary
Patrick J. Neary
William Minot, Jr
William Minot
Mary E. Moore
Timothy Connolly
Thomas P. Proctor Et al
Ida EB
Brighaw
Horace
Hattie F. Bacon
Eden GB
Holden Et al
Thomas L. Jenks
James C. Tucker
Edward A. White
William M. Rumery
Said Rumery
Sarah
Henry J. Bryant
Said Bryant
Charles F. Donnelly
Nancy Lennon
Lennon
John Noonan
Alica Noonan
Verrick Noonar
Oldham Institution For Savings
Hrnst
Perabo
Mensman’s Peptonized Beef Tonic Ad by Caswell Hazard
An advertisement touts 3a MENSMAN'S PEPTONIZED BEEF TONIC as the sole beef preparation preserving all nutritious properties. It claims blood building, force generating and life sustaining effects for indigestion nervous debility and all enfeebled conditions including pulmonary illness. Caswell Hazard & Co. New York, sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mensman
Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
Boston Rail Timetable for Northeast Corridor Trains
Train schedule from Boston area stations including Haymarket to Iron Bay Rochester and Farmington with morning departures from multiple towns such as Andover Haverhill Malden Melrose Merrimac Andover Newburyport Reading Wakefield Wilmington and a Workingmen's train. Returns list varied times throughout the day including late evening options and multiple destinations.
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Boston
Haymarket Square
Iron Bay
Rochester
Farmington
Andover
Dover
Danvers
Exeter
Great Falls
Haverhill
Georgetown
Biddeford
Saco
Re. Lawrence
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Lowell
Malden
Medford
Melrose Highlands
Stoneham
Merrimac
Ifn Andover
Newburyport
Reading
Gol
Wakefield
Wilmington
Lynn and Way Stations Schedule Note
A historic timetable fragment shows Lynn and Way Stations with listed times and routes to Newburyport, Portland, Bangor, St John and Halifax. It references Salem via Saugus and South Reading Branch with trains on Thursdays and Saturdays and connections to Boston at Haymarket Square.
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Salem
Sal
aVia Saugus
wWorkingman
Via
Through Trains On Both Divisions From Maine Stations
Train schedules list daily departures from Haymarket Square and Causeway Street stations to Augusta Haymarket Bangor St John Halifax Calais Lewiston Manchester North Conway Portland Rockland Castine Bar Harbor Machiasport and other routes. Services include steamer connections from Portland to Saint John and Halifax with varying morning and afternoon times.
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Augusta
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Bangor
ST. John
Halifax
The
Provinces
Haymarket Pt
Ilaay
Calais
N. B
N.S
Portland
Nivy Market Square
Lewiston
Manchester
Concord
N. C
North Haymarket Square
North Conway
Rockland
Castine
Southwest
Bar Harbors
Machiasport
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Knox and
Lincoln Railways
Point of Pines and Oak Island Schedule
A bus timetable lists departures from Leave Boston at 9 05 am 11 15 am 1 40 2 45 3 45 45 5 40 6 05 7 15 and 9 20 pm Sundays 10 30 11 45 am 12 15 12 45 1 20 1 45 2 15 2 45 3 15 3 45 4 45 5 10 5 45 6 25 7 15 8 50 9 30 pm.
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Ee Oa & Nor
H & O Com
Ny& A
Tenn
Pullman P Car
Rutland
Wis Cent
Boston Water P
Allouez
Bos & Mon
Cai & Hecla
Am Bell
Nae
New England
Lam Store Ser
Mattapan
Milton
Neponset
Mattapoisett
Middleboro
Ae Eee
Nantasket Beach
Nantucket
Woods Holl
Newport
New Bedford
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Perrs, & Se
Seargate
North Scituate
Return
Scituate
Sea View
Metuarn
Fall River
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony
Amesbury
Beverly
Ev Whee Biddeford
Chelsea
Dover
Everett
Balls
Rochester
Hampton
Beach
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Sy Yey
Lynn
Marblehead and
Swampscott Branch
Middleton
Newbury Port
North Conway
Caeeny and
Danvers
Portsmouth
Revere
Rockport
Gloucester
Aps
Salem
Saugus Rosae
Swampscott
Wolfeboro
Lynn and
Point OF Pines
Aliwae
Vak Island
WAM
Forest Hills
Roxbury
SUN
Bet
Breachery
No. Billerica
Wilmington
Walnut Mill
Ipm
Stoneham
Woburn
Winchester
Ier
Pice West Medford
College Hill
Concord
Mass
Met
Conocord
Es Bet
Billerica
Het
Hedford
Lexington
Her
Bedford
Nashua Junction
Sin Lucius Tuttle
Pass
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Bostom
Lowell
Causeway Street
Jefferson and Way
Jefferson
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Het. W. Boylston
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Hockbottom
Subury
Wayland
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Mellen
Train Schedule for June 14 1886 Boston to Rhode Island
Train times listed for multiple routes from Boston to New Work Providence Pawtucket and nearby towns. Services include Shore Line Fast Express Mail Steamboat Stor ington Line and returns with numerous morning and evening departures and Sundays variations.
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New York
Stonington Line
Boston & Providence Railroad
Stonington
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R
W. Richardson
Boston
Rice Folsom
Boston & Providence R. R
Concord Boston Rail Schedule From 1886 Detailing Departures
Trains from Concord to Boston and Manchester and other branches depart starting June 28 1886 with daily morning and afternoon times. Outbound departures from Concord and connections include 7 80 8 30 am 12 m and 3 30 7 pm with Sunday 1 pm service. Return trips list several times including 2 50 3 35 5 05 and 6 27 pm with intermediate stops and notes on delays.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Causeway Street
Boston
West
Agraca N
Chicago
St. Louis
Pullman
New York Central
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Troy
Saratoga
Ih. T
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Cow's Roads
Greenfeld
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Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
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Miller's Falls
Senna Falls
Hoyalston and Erving
Turners Falia
Brailleboro
Winchenden
Keene
Bellows Falls
St. Albans
Vial Keene
Rutland
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Nashua
Portland
Railroms
Ayer
Clinton
Oakdale
Framingham and
Lowell
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Fitchburg
Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Concord
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmont and
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Auburn
Cambridge
TAL
Ram
Union Square
Somerville
Baldwinsville
Ware River
John Adams
Concord BR. Brb
Oeane
L. Twepot
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Gencora
M. Alepot
Ganatosa
Bepan
Sendare
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Scar
ROO de Tipareg
Bath
Damariscotta
Newcastle
Nobieboro
Thomaston
Waldoboro
Knox & Lincoln Railroad Company
Hide and Leather Bank
Adaros Express
Mississippi
A & Terre Haute
Ohio & Miss
Ontario and Western
Neta Express
Oregon Navigation
Soston Air Line
Oregon Transcon
Cr&n
Oregon Improvement Co
Wccescsiens
Prrgmr
Iss
Sedeceecs
Cartor Ois
Ccucavsccesens P
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Pulman Paiace
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Richmond & All
Richmond & Danville
Richmond & W P
Rochester & Pitts
Bur & Quincy
Rock Island
Chic
St Louis & Pa
St Louis & San Fran
Cin, San & Cleve
Isseusec Sawccces
Cde
Paul& Omaha
Rio Grande
Viessee
Jumion Pacific
Cess East
L& Pac
Fort Wayne
Seveseskte Do
Houston & Texar
Wells Fargo Bacar Illinois Central
Western Union
Bloom & West
Oe Valley
Sil Kan & Tex
Samba Scue
ENGI
Lake
Lo & Na
Louisville and
New al
Pacific
Manhattan Beach
Mem
Denver & R
Ssiss
Missouri Pagac
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Rae ‘Soran
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey
Oregon
Norfolk & W
St L & San F
Northern
Pau
Ch & Pac
Northwest
Cscoand Rag
Texas Pacific Land Grts
Chic & St Louis
West Shore
Uolcoal
Con Cala& Va
Ontario
Siisipsovcexs
Uon
Boston Stock Exchange
Winson W. Fay & Co
NEW York Financial
Canada Southern
Ccis
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Kansas & Tex&s
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Centra
Ontario & Western
Peoria, Dee & Evansville
Seceeceoe
Désaiecewee OY
Paul Ios Eden
Sansainns
St Paul
Omana
OXRS
Northern Pacific
Market Breport
JdJuly
Asker
Porto Rico
Cuba
Gazeta
Telegraph
United
Bbis Mess
Western Steam
Western
S&e
Speiter Dull
Toledo
Louis
Milwaukee
Commercial
Bogt
Waco
W T Young
Young & Baker
Ootre
Penn
J Ft & W
P Morgan
Morgan Bros
Suffolk County
Hannah Keane
William G. Peck
Gene
I Street
Dorchester
Alexander Vose
Efux
Henry F. Vose
Charles E. Fales
Charles E. Allen
Frank M. Frost
Henry Humphreys
Magnolia
Lebanon Streets
James F. McIntire
Martha A. Foeter
Old Colony Railroad
Franklin T. Rose
James N. Thompson
Lyons Street
Chapman Avenue
John Capen
Frederick Fabian
Idaho Street
Kawin W. Holbrook
Ella F. Beal
Norfolk Street
Francis V. Balch
Rossendale
Robert Cox
Workingmen’s Co-operative Bank
Hemiock Street
Charles M. Fales
Abigail P. Foss
Minot Place
Charlestown
James Deshon
Joseph Steele
Lincoln Street
William J. Bean
John J. Williams
Jerrad
James Pyle
New Yorke
StJaipe
Railroads
Montreal & West
Central Vermont
R. x
Washington Street
J. W. Hobart
S. W. Cummings
Slate
Ashmont
Barnstable
Hyannis
Sandwich
Braintree
Brockton
Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Cohasset and Hingham
Cohasset
Hingham
Cottage City
Woods Hall
East Bridgewater
East Milton
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Beturn
Taunton
Harrison Square
Marshfield
v-Simm
South Duxbury
Central Station
Dean Street
Whitman
South Weymouth
Rturn
Wollaston Heights
Weymouths
Seituate
Rarshfield
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Myannis
Retuarn
South Braintree
Way
J.B. Kenprick
Belmont Street
Helen M. Souther
Lillie T. Jones
Esterly
Shurtieff Street
Edwin S. Belcher
Reuben Goodwin
Washington Avenue
Mary L. Hildreth
Annie Maguire
Guardian
Albert D. Bosson
Auburn Court
Henry Kenney
John Matthews
Clinton Street
East Boston
East Boston Company
Charles Alen Brown
Putnam and
Orleans Streets
Providence
Bristol
Old Colony Station
J.R. Kendrick
Fall River Line Tours
L. H. Palmer
Boston and
Maine
Lawrence
Anp
Boston Station
Portsmouths
Bangor, ST. John and
Point OF Pines and
Oak Island
City
James T. Furber
D. J. Flanders
R. R
Shore Line
Meturn
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
Hebronville
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Miamsfield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton Junction
Mheturn
Headville
Hyde Park
Mit
Hope
Alarendon Hillis
Ian Io
Jamaica Plain
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Highland
Breturi
Stoughtom
Hopeturm
Mt. Hope
Dygo
tUron
Brailroads
Fitchbore Railroad
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
Montreal
Land
Warren
Woodsville
St. Johnsbury
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Claremont
White Mountains
Northern Division
Central
Portor
Ami
Peterboro
Millsboro
Atet
Hillsboro
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Tsreenfield
Nashwa
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