Boston Money Market and Railway Notes Quiet Amid Conditions
Boston markets show excess loanable funds with nominal rates for prime factory and mercantile paper. New York funds carry premiums. government securities steady. The stock market remains dull yet hopeful, with notable activity in Bell Telephone, Water Power, and Atchison bonds. Syndicate actions on Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe debt excite investors while Mexican and regional rail news influence sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Loanabe
Prime
Good Mercantile
New York
Frances
Bell Telephone
Atchison
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Eastern
Little Rock
Mexican Central
New England
Rutland
Union Pacific
Atlantic and Pacific
Chicago, Burlington
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
E. Rollins
Braman- Lawrence
Friends of
Indiana
Bloomington and
Western
Symon
New York Evening Post
Boston Evening
Mexican Central Railroad
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Fort Scott
Gulf Road
Oregon Short Line
Gunnison
Union Pacific Road
Chicago, Burlington and Northern
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Sonora
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Burlington and
Missouri
Burlington and Northern
Marquette, Houghton and Ontenagon
Hartford
Herald
Russell
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ark Wa
Kensington Chair Company
Mining and Stock Exchange
Scyth Ia
Liverpool
F. E.C. Bryant
Clarence P. Lovell
William McCormick
Henry Caruthers
John Q. A. Sargent
Dana Parks
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Langdon Manufacturing Company
Merchants Electric Light and Power Sales Block
A historic page lists multiple sales items including Boston Water Power 160, Summit Bree 100, Catalpa 200, Napa 250, and Tor Gin. The fragmentary OCR includes prices and vendors in a rough catalog style with many unreadable segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cessarcceevemeneenceearenseraene
Boston Water Power
Electric Light
Bree
Cecccececcos
Buo
Catalpa
St. Feiiiis
Bondholders delay action on Huntington proposal plan
A New York despatch reports that Houston and Texas Central mortgage bondholders will not act until counsel returns from Texas. The proposal would have Southern Pacific guarantee bond interest, extend firsts ten years, set six percent on firsts, five percent on seconds, and four percent on generals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Houston and
Texas Central General Mortgage Bondholders’ Committee
Huntingon
Texas
Southern Pacific
Rail Line Financials by Year for Western United Lines
A tabular news brief lists several railroad companies with May figures, May and Jan totals, and increment amounts. Entries include St Paul, Northern Pacific, Central Iowa, Denver and Rio Grande, St Louis Arkansas and Texas, Indianapolis and St Louis, and Louisville Evansville and St Louis, showing May revenue, May costs, income changes, and cumulative figures for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Northern Pacific
Inc
Central Iowa
Denver and
Rio Grande
ST. Louis
Arkansas
Texas
Indianapolis
Louis
Alton
Terre Haute
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Kansas
Lake
Louisville & Nashville
Michigan
Ets Cesarsnanes Manhattan
Ohio & Mississeee Tewen
Ontario & Wenetece
Ohio Central
C.sccccossece
Pacific Mall
Sess
Peoria, Dee & Evansville
Reading
Ecversescocsesseves
St Paul
Ete Werner
St Paul & Omatia
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Oregon
The Case of the Royal Baby of Spain
A satirical look at royal birth rites in Spain, noting ministers would verify the heir and branding fears, then shifts to wool and markets including prices, demand, and receipts in the London and North American markets, with details on wool types and foreign trade trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Seal
War and Navy Departments
Agricultural Department
Theueen
Pat Keefe
Christina
Spain
Fernando Ildefonso
Market closes strong on light day with rails mixed
New York June 4 markets end quietly with gains in many stocks after a volatile session. Richmond Danville leaps on terminal hold prospects while Louisville and Nashville slips. Rail bonds see moderate activity. totals reach 20,405 shares with mixed results across numerous issuers and issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Sterling Exchange
Omaha
Richmond
West Point
Danville
Louisville
Nashville
St. Paul
Louisvile
Central Iowa
Paul
Iowa
Dakota
New Orleans
Mobile
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Pacific
Rochester
Pittsburg
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Pecra
Western Trust
Erie
Houton
General Mortgage
International
Great Northern
Stock listings and preferred issues from Adams Express to Pullman Palace
A dense list of railroad and financial securities with preferred and coupon notes. Includes Adams Express, American Express, Canada Pacific, Central Pacific, Erie, Illinois Central, Union Pacific, Western Union, and Wells Fargo among others, with various preferred rates and coupon details. Also mentions Chicago & Alton, Terre Haute, St Louis, and New York references amid bond and stock listings.
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Adams Express
Ji Pas
Alton
Terre Haute
New York
American Express
Ohic
St Louis
Boston Air Lines
Ohio Central
Canada Pacific
Coweeee Estsee
Mississippi
Canada Southern
Ceseee
Oregon Transcon
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oregon Improvement Co
Mail
Chicago & Aton
P., Dk & Evansville
Pittsburg
Chicago
Bar & Quincy
Pullman Palace
Chic
del & Hudson
Rock Island
Del
iLack
San Fran
Penver
Rio de
Erie
Eec
GOWER
Sioist
Paul
East
Teun
St Paul
Minn & Man
Fort Wayne
Omaha
Houston & Texas
Tllinois Central
Texas Pacific
Ssessee
Ind
Bloom & West
Union Pacific
SIM Kati & Tax
United States
Erie Ana Western
Ceweres Ss Co
Paxe Wells Farga
Western Union
Ees Valley
Stsopolitan
Pichizan Central
Milwaukee
Anhattan Beach
Brevity in Cookery Books in the London Saturday Review
The London Saturday Review reviews Aunt Gertrude’s The Quickest Guide to Breakfast Dinner and Supper noting her telegraphic, condensed method aims at the mistress rather than the cook. Winchester cutlets and Sardines Potted receipts illustrate the style, judged well meant but overly terse and sometimes muddled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Saturday Review
Gertrude
Winchester
Elliston
Business Troubles Shake Firms Across States and Canada
A flurry of insolvencies and assignments hits several firms. L. K. Poole of Hartford, Conn. signs, Downs & Bro. of Bethlehem, Ky. fail, Filardo Bros. of Cohoes, N. Y. assign, Co. G. Riggs of Turin, N. Y. fails, J. L. Wickert of Allentown, Pa. closes by sheriff, Rabbas of Alma, Wis. signs, W. C. Shepherd of Dayton, O. fails, D. R. Meimon of Moncton, N. B. owes about 7000 with 3500 stated as liability, Charlies Fisher & Co. of New Bedford, Mass. insolvent, and L. Poole of Hartford makes another assignment while W. W. H. Cheever & Co. of Attleboro, Mass. also assigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Poole
Hartford
New Bedford
Mass
L. W. Poole
Cesier
Hartiové
Conn
W.W. H. Cheever & Co
Attleporo
Dake Promotes Sleep Aid for Wakeful Professionals
Dr R Dake of Belleville asserts a discovery that reliably induces sweet natural sleep in wakeful individuals stressed by brain overwork. He notes the remedy is effective for active professionals and businesspeople facing sleeplessness due to mental strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Dake
Belleville
Wheat and grain markets show mixed movement in early trade
In the flour market four moderate trades occurred with spring patents higher. Corn steady, oats firmer, and other grains unchanged. Butter quiet and steady. cheese similar. Receipts light, eggs ample but slow demand. Beans firm for choice lots. Fruit unchanged, hay quiet with large receipts. Potatoes steady, poultry and game quiet. Fresh beef dull. other fresh meats quiet. Pork and lard unchanged. Chicago despatch notes July wheat up to 794 cents midday, then near yesterday's level by afternoon. fears of a squeeze and cover from shorts. Liverpool firmer, London quiet. ocean wheat in transit up by 1,280,000 bushels.
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Chicago
Liverpool
London
Ocean Passage
New York
Express
Maryland
New Jerseys
New England
Hastern Creamery
Northern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
Lilgo
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Orleans
Ohio
St Louis
Minnesota
Waesar
Tierce
Lara
Western Steam
Continent
South America
Western Hat
Spellec
Silesian
Detroit
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Dane
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Minn
Flour and grain market report with mixed patent prices
The flour market stays steady with spring patents higher due to wheat gains. Corn and oats mix. cats firmer. Cash bids show July white at 4.34 and various calls and bids around 40 to 41 cents. Weekly inspections list numerous car lots for wheat, corn, and other grains. Flour prices range from 2.25 to 5.25 per barrel, with various regional patent values and millfeeds quoted. the notes state values are receivers' car lots and exclude weighing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Ohio
New York
Butter, Cheese and Produce Market Notes in New York and Liverpool
Butter steady with large receipts. Western creamery and imitation butter show varied prices. Cheese in Chicago and New York firm to fair demand with specific regional quotes. Eggs quiet with large receipts. beans, potatoes, hay and strawbery market activity noted. Rail traffic and car arrivals reported. Cabbage and peas priced. butter and dairy quotes list numerous regional grades and jobbing prices.
Vegetable and fruit market prices in New York and New England
The list presents varied prices for peas, potatoes, oranges, lemons, bananas, apples, and seeds. Included are regional quotes from North and East areas, with ranges for many items and notes on pack sizes, vessel lots, and different grades such as choice and common.
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Bush
New York
Vermont
Palermo
Valencia
Jamaica
Beracoas
Timothy
North
Do West
Clover
Do Wat
Aroostook
Hebron
Maine Central
Hebrons
Maine
Burbank
East
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Burbanks
Ehenangoes
Bermuda
Maryland
S Brant
Provisions Market Mixed With Fresh Meat Demand
The pork and lard market is quiet though smoked hams show good demand. Fresh beef is dull with easier prices. Various cuts and items such as long cuts, short cuts, backs, lean ends, pork tongues, bacon, and lard values are listed with specific price ranges. Fresh ribs, sausages, bologna, and other meats also appear with quoted percentages and tiers.
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Worcester County
Iec
Cotton and sugar prices steady in Liverpool and New York markets
Futures opened steady and closed dull in Liverpool with mid upland and Orleans spot demand firm at 51 to 53 1 16 cents per pound. New York futures showed quiet to steady activity, with a total of 83 306 bales traded and spot quotes at 94 cents for mid uplands. Sugar and molasses markets remained steady with refined sugar at 6 cents per pound and cargo molasses quoted in the 25 to 40 cent range for Porto Rico and Cuba. Oil products saw mixed demand with refined oil around 6 1 2 to 6 3 4 cents per gallon and case oil at 8 3 4 cents. Pipeline certificates closed with June readings.
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Liverpool
Judy Weeccoees
Uplands
Manila
Tlonos
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Centennial
Beacon Light
Head
Imperial
Gloucester Fish Market Weekly Prices June 3 1886
The Cape Ann Advertiser lists weekly market rates for codfish haddock hake and pollock with various forms including fresh salted and smoked. Prices show large Georges codfish at $3 per atl new and $225 old, haddock at $2, halibut and mackerel figures, and alewives at 110% per hundred, plus medicine oil and other byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Nova Scotia
Labrador
Haddock
Cape Ann
Markets by Telegraph. Cotton and grains brisk in New York
Cotton held steady to firm with United States prices quoted across uplands and Orleans. Flour markets showed stronger tones as receipts and exports rose, with No 2 and Minnesota extra prices advancing. Wheat, corn, oats, and rye moved higher or steady across leading hubs, aided by robust export demand and regional stock movements.
Chicago Markets Report Bearish Mood Supports Wheat Rise
Special despatches from Chicago describe steady to firmer opening, late day peak near day’s high as bears press advances and longsRealize losses. Wheat on passage 1 080 000 bushels with large short interest. futures show July shunned by some traders fearing a squeeze. Hogs 28 000 received, 95 000 estimated for tomorrow. provisions easier while demand remains cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Wheat market buoyant with bull demand and export sales
A late private despatch from Emery & Hodges, 28 State street, notes the wheat market opened buoyant with a modest rise, held strong into the afternoon, then retraced 1 1/4 cents from the high. Close prices remained near the open but about 8 1/2 percent above Wednesday’s level. Fourteen export loads were booked, signaling robust demand despite gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Wagar Sriys
Aubust
Eee
Reese
Chicago Grain Market News From Chicago Despatch
C S Lee reports a volatile wheat market with heavy trading and a strong morning push to around 7.0 to 7.1 cents. The Cudahy crowd led early buys while later selling softened prices to the upper 7? cents, closing near 7.8 to 7.9 cents with declines in the afternoon and New York influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Stauffer
Singer
Linus
Brega
New York
Cotton Markets June 3 Nets and stocks across ports
Net receipts and grosses listed for Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Yarnard Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and consolidation totals. Exports coastwise to continent and Great Britain noted. stocks gathered at all US ports with prices quoted as mid 8c to 9c range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Continent
Mobile
Sic
Memphis
Shipan
Charleston
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
United States
London and Liverpool market roundup June 3 commodity notes
Cargoes off the coast show weak demand for wheat while corn remains quiet. Wheat and flour on passage to Britain total 2 275 000 quarters and corn 340 000 quarters. Saydam spot wheat steadier. corn steady but quiet. Liverpool reports wheat firm with fair demand, corn steady, Cheddar prices listed. cotton steady with new market levels for Upland, Orleans, and futures ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbonm
Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
Liverpool
California
Lord
Uplands
Orleans
Jung
Financial brief from London market round up
London financial wires report consol at 1607 16, Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 43, seconds 11 hold Canadian Pacific at 6714, Erie 275, Illinois Central 14034, Mexican ordinary 2735, St Paul common 9414, Pennsylvania 544, Reading 117.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Erie
Illinois Central
Pennsylvania
Imports at Boston and London ports reveal vast warehousing lists
A long freight list from Boston and London catalogs cargoes on multiple ships and firms. Imports include earthenware, tin plates, machinery, woollens, wines, oils, glassware, hats, textiles, leather, and many other goods. Notable names include Norcross, Mellep & co. Brown Bros & co. J F Williams. Phelps, Dodge & co. Baring Bros & co. Jordan, Marsh & co. and Noyes Bros. The entries cover ships Wetherby, Milarnese, Bergenseren, New Brunswick, and numerous regional ports such as Annapolis NS and Barrington NS, reflecting a broad international trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Kng
Gallia
Norcross, Mellep & Co
Adams & Clark
Jones, McDufffee & Stratton
Gass Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Brown Bros & Co
Mercelies F A Walker & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Jones
Schmidt & Co
D & M Williams
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Holder & Herrick
Jones & Co
Guillow & Co
Croswell & Co
Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Jordan
Marsh & Co
Nell, Morse & Co
Macallar, Parker & Co
Curry & Co
Williama
Woulleus Collins & Fairbanks
Wool Providence Worsted Co
Cushing & Buss
Robetts Bros
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Booth & Co
Stone & Downer
Moors & Co
Codman & Hall
Raymond & Fox
M Peyser & Co
Stearns & Co
Tully & Co
Dreyfus & Co
Read & Son
Piper
Carter, Rice & Co
Warren
F Hovey & Co
Schoenhoff
Hevey
Forbes Litho Manus Co
RH White& Co
Bradford, Thomas & Co
Wadsworth, Howland & Co
Shepard
Norwell & Co
Shoninger, Moses & Co
Hewins & Hoi
Ford
Durpee
Moseley & Co
Peyser & Co
Atkins
Bernard & Co
Frost & Adams
Wellr
Fargo & Co
Shoniiger, Moses & Co
Balance of
Carey
Amburg
Kuchbach & Brus
Reicnberg
Winkey, Dresser & Co
Greas
London
Eng
Milarnese
Norway Steel and I On
Lundberg
Tods Bar Bros & Co
Chima Abram French & Co
Heyer Bros
Hollings & Co
Parsons & &Co
Hayes & Co
Paring Bros & Co
de Barty & Co
Picters
Iron Baring Bros & Co
Saxonville Mills
Annapolis
New Brunswick
Clements & Co
Salmon ET Russell & Co
Chapit Bros
Falesa & Lehy
Garland
Calmon Hilton Bros
Salmon Sampson
Murray & Co
Hathaway & Co
Holland
Whitman
Halibut
R_ Whitman
Barrington
Sanborn
Baracoa
Bergenseren
W& CR
Noyes
Abboy
Bates & Barnes
Bellevue Cove
E Raymond
Pubnico
Bessie Williams
Barclay & Co
Montevideo
Oskarsvari
K Ward & Co
Minnie Davis
Tive Jobsite
FL Clements
Foreign Exports. Steamer New Brunswick Dispatch
At St John New Brunswick the steamer New Brunswick carries 21 boxes Jemous a case of clothing 16 packages vegetables and 2 boxes for shipment or sale as reported in the harbor cargo listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST John, NB
New Brunswick
Receipts of Staple Goods At Port From All Points
A long list itemizes daily receipts by railroad line and port sources. Cotton bales Wool bales Flour bbs Cornmeal oats corn wheat malt millfeed tallow beef pork lard hams butter cheese eggs beans hay straw lumber hides skins and more. The data also notes totals by commodity for the day and compares with last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Vales
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchbure
Niden
Aston and Maine Railroad
Astern
Boston
Maine Rairoad
Lowell Railroad
Exprese
Dea—Zbuales
Amiesie Aes
Eniaes
Amidst City Listings Baldwin and Draper Firms Listed
A dense ledger of names and firms attached to cities across the nation shows Baldwin & Fleming Tre Allatta Draper Moore & Co and many others in a wide range of commercial associations. The compilation includes S Haile & Son Craw Burlugtop I W Bardydt Co AB George Weeks Co and numerous Chicago and Philadelphia entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, Ga
Baldwin
Baldwin & Fleming, Tre
Allatta
W Draper
Draper, Moore & Co
Baltimore
IH-1
S Haile & Son
Craw
Burlugtop
H A Brown
Bardydt & Co
Cedar Rapids
A B George
AB George, Weeks
Boston North to Montreal via Central Vermont timetable page
Through on from Boston with numerous New Hampshire and Vermont local points listed for 8 30 am and 7 pm departures. Includes Pullman Slee Cars to Montreal on 7 trains via Central Vermont R.R and other routes via Passumpsie. Local service from Manchester and Concord NH with multiple daily times. Time tables for local and through trains available at stations. ME LUCIUS TUTTLE Gen. Sant. Gen. Passg’r Agent.
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Boston
Tilton
Laconiae Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
Sherbrook
Quebec
Montreal
Ogdendove
Bristol
Claremont
White Mountain
Pullman Slee
Tradn
Central Vermont R.R
Visa Passumpsie -Railor
Ton
Manchester
Concord
N. H
Keene
Peterboro
Hillisboro
Met
Hillsboro
I. A
Bet
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
SUN
Greenfield
Reshua
Het
y.uUe Wd
Mass
M. Sun
Bod Het
Prion
Billerica
Bmet
Bedford
Xingtoam
Arlington
Rete
Nashua Junction
Lucius Tuttle
Sant
Pass’g’r
Montreal & West
Vermont
Lowell
Fitchburg
Central Vermont R
Washington Street
J. W. Hobart
A. Ww. Cummings
St Albans
Cheshire
Central Vermont
Rutland
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Pullman Palace
Fitchburg Depot
Causeway Street
Winchendon
Jaffrey
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro
Westmoreland
Walpee
Bellows Falls
St. Johns
Saratoga
Delaware and Pe Canal Company & KR
Patt Pail
Orowns Falls
Central
R. BR
West
Ayer Junction
Nashua
Old Colony RR. RR
New Bedford
Providence
Ashuelot R. R
Iad
Ches- A
Bire
Monadnock
Kuilatia
KR. R. Rutland
Cay
Kutland
Central Massachusetts and Jefferson Train Schedules May 31 1886
Trains depart Boston for Jefferson and Way Stations with expressed and local times. Regular listings show various stops including Oakdale Boylston Clinton and Berlin with morning and afternoon service on Sundays and weekdays. Passenger agent signatures appear at end of notice.
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Commenang
Bosten
Jeffersom and Way
SUN
Effersom
Oakdale
Het. WY. Ropiston
J CN
Met
Boylston
Clinton
Bet
Berlin
Boston to West and North travel by trains schedule
A dense timetable lists trains leaving Boston and other New England towns for the West and points like Syracuse Albany Chicago and St Louis. It notes departures with and without accommodations including Pullman cars, with repeating daily and Sunday runs and various intermediate stops such as Gardner Baldwinville Athol Orange and Montague. The notice ends with a signature: John Adams, General Superintendent.
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Whitefield
N. H
Jefferson
Board of New York Railroad Commissioners Thes
East Albany
Central Railroad
Union Pacle
Shore Line
Boston
New York
Chicago
Watertown
Roberts
Maine Central Road
Mt. Desert Ferry
Moosehead Lake
Fitchburg Road
New England Trust Company
Union Pacific
Burlington and
Missouri River
King
Erie Road
New Express Company
Wabash Reorganization Committees
Kerrigan
Sussouri Pacific
New York and New England
H. D.earier Court
New Haven
Yesyde
Augustus Brandegee
New London
Simeon E. Baldwin
West
Syracuse
St. Louis
Pullman
New York Central
New York Centr
W. C
Albany
Troy
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Miller’s Falls
Ee Falls
Greenfield
North Adams
Royalston Wel Erving
Boston to New York and other destinations summer rail schedule
Trains depart Boston for New York via Fall River Line after May 31, 1886 with return runs through Newport and Taunton. Timetables show listings to Fall River Brockton New Bedford Taunton North Easton Stoughton Randolph Middleboro Plymouth Cohasset Hingham Quincy Neponset Jamaica Plain and more, including Sunday trains. The schedule notes numerous morning and afternoon departures with returns throughout the day and various via routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fall River
Newport
Taunton
Brockton
New Bedford
Eturn
Central Station
Dean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Return
Middleboro
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Whitman
South Braintree
Way
Cohasset
Hingham
Fle Weymouths
Marshfield
Scituate
New York and New England R R Passenger Train Service
Weekdays corrected to May 16, 1885 trains from Boston go to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington at 6 30 PM daily with Pullman sleeping cars New York via Norwich Line at 6 30 PM and via Air Line at 8 30 AM New England Limited runs 3 00 PM weekdays and Sundays and it is the only line with a dining car from Boston
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Boston
Cs Kbrail
Aopril
Meturn
New York
Shore Line
Providence
Pawtucket
Podgeville
Hebromaville
Reeturn
Attleboro
Return
North Attieboro
L Pu. Heturn
Slam
Miansfield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton Junction
Meadville
Myde Park
Mt. Hope
Glarendon Hills
Forest Hills
Bamaica Plain
Boylston
Revivira
SAEC
Roxbury
Sae
Dpedham
Bietaurm
Spring Street
West Hoxbery
Highland
Stoughton
Canton
Albany
Washington Street
Springfield
Pittafield
South Framingham
Is Express
Buffalo
Cleveland
Hartford
New Haven
Flaws
Sasam Care
New England
R. R
Philadelphia
Beltimore
Washington
York
Norwich
Air Line
New England Limited
Middletown
Pullman
New Britain
Waterbury
Danbury
Ashkill
REW England
Das Grand Central Depot
Willimantic
Bristol
Jersey City
Trenton
Baltimore
Brichmo
New London
Danielsonville
Putnam
City of Worcester
City of New York
Offee
Ee Street
Summerton
Stonington Line
Boston & Providence Railroad
Stonington
New York G. A
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. R
J. W. Richardson
Hkoston
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence R. i
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Old Colony
Brooklyn
Oia State House
Washington and
State Streets
L. H. Palmer
J. Je Kendrick
Old State Hovss
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NEW York Financial
Horsford
Fleur and Grain
Telegraph
Clark and Ward
Adevedopees
Commercial
Bridgewater
Jane
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Chattanooga
Tenn
G Oeehrig
Oehrig & Johnson
S C Ford
Adams & Ford
Ads
Col
H Pionsky
Butter Sros
Par
Mich
KB Walker
W D Robinson & Co
Dubuque
E B Pickenbrook
E Branham
McKee & Branham
Ingd
W K Hendricks
Hendricks & Coopar
A Jones, Jr
Jones, McKee & Co
Leavenworth
Kan
L A Knox
Catlin & Knox
Lexington
J E Bassett
Bassett & Sons
Re. M.nphis
W W Jackson
B Lowenstein & Bro
Wis
E Frank Beals
Beals, Terrey & Co
Ala
M Weller
Welmer & Lowenstein
Nashville, Tenn
L W Hall
Hall & Ordway Mfg Co
M Trecy
Trecy & Co
Penn
M C Paul
Paul Bros
Tre
Reageal Penn
W H Weimer
Weimer, Wright & Watkins
Peon
J T Graff
Graff. Son & Co
Brun
Selma
W Ullman
Obendorf & Ullman
I B Howard
St Joseph
A T Smith
Smith-Frazer BS Co
J Kahr
Porter, Slessinger & Co
M_ I Cahn
Oahn
Nickelsburg & Co
Samuel Feder
Railroads
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Old State House
Wee
Spm
Breachery
SON
Wilmimaton
Walnut Hill
Stoneham
Her
Woburn
Nna &Unm
Weuve Uy Winchester
West Medford
College Hill
Winter Hill
Tation of
EH. B
Eg Ae
I. So
Be. Suds
Base
Wayland
Weston
Aeek
Eae
Waltham
Our
Passer Agt
Nellen
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Roe West
Wachusett
Otter River
Wendell
East Beerfield
Montague
T Ae
Indendon
Cene & Utland
Iesteasashua and Rochester Railroad
Groton
Pepperell and
Framingham and
Itehburg
Gy Es Rum
Oe Fonds Cllas
Siad Ban
PS North Leominster
Pat. Littletom
South Acton
Shirley
Ayer
Greenville
Lincoln
Belmont and
Waverley
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Baldwinsville
Ware River
John Adams
Beturn
Quincy
Harrison Uare
West Quincy
Milton
Neponset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Yarmouth
Hyannis
Barnstable
Sandwich
Bourne
Woods Hell
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Walt
Mansfield
Foi
Millbury
North Grafton
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Axshland
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Wellesley Hills
Newton Lower Falls
Auburndale
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Faneuil
Brichton
Alliston
Cottage Farm
Brookline
Cypress Street
Rmexervoir
Chestnut Hill
Newton Centre
Newton Highlands
Framingham
Marlborough
Southborough
Northborough
Leominster
West Berlin
Pratt’s Junction
Wellesley Wills
A.S. Hanson
E. Gallup
Brewster's
Fishkill
Newbury
Rockville
Southbridge and Webster
Dudley &T
Mt. Bowdoin
Marvard St
Dorchester
Mattapan
Haver Street
Flyde Kark
Readville
Ashcroft
Brundhcott
Islington
Ellie
Norwood
Norwood Central
Tiltons
Walpole
Blighland Lake
Blacketome
Woonsocket Division
Weedhham
Woonsocket
Sundsye gDaily
Hoston
EE Concord KR. BK
B. and
B. Ana
N. BR
Chamberlin
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