Money Market Dull With Small Rate Shifts In Boston
Boston money market remains quiet with little activity and minor rate changes. Loans on call secured at 3 percent. manufacturing paper 3 to 4 percent. good business paper discounted 4 to 5 percent. Clearing-house rate to borrowing banks steady at 2 percent. New York funds eased, exchanges rise. government securities steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
New England
Boston Land
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Eastern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
New York & New England
Rutland
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Burlington & Quincy
Burlington & Northern
Kingman West
Pratt
Kiowa
Ford
Santa Fe
St. Louis
San Francisco
Rock Island
Hutchinson
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Burlington & Missouri
Potter
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Read
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Railroad
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Earvings
Chicago & West Michigan
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Marquette, Hloughton & Ontonagon
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Oregon
Concord Railroad
Boston & Providence
Metropolitan Horse
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Consolidated
Boston & Lowell
Central Massachusetts
Consolidated Vermonts
Mr. Field
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Portland
Second Avenue
Fordham
The
Battery
Franklin
Franklin Mining Company
Boston Water Power Company
Meionaon
Dividends Declared by Firms in 1885
The Boston Manufacturing Company declares a 3 percent dividend. The American Express Company in New York declares a $3 per share dividend. The Winnisimmet Company Chelsea Ferry declares 75 cents per share, payable June 15. The last December dividend was 50 cents, with the year’s total payments at $1 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Manufacturing Company
American Express Company
New York
Winnisimmet Company
Chelsea Ferry
Market Closing Prices and Bond Listings in Early Columns
A decipherable excerpt lists closing prices for bonds and securities, including government issues like the 7s and 4s, with values around 119 and 104 percent. It also catalogs railroad, streetcar, and mining stocks, rail lines, land companies, and utilities with bid and ask-like figures and percentage changes, reflecting a dense ledger of market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A &S
T&s
Bor & Mo
Ee C.b&en Ss
Ios
C.K & Winc
K& W
Oregon
Lowak
Sp & M
MH & Oress
q—Cii
Ralland
Assis Union Pacific
Wer & Mass
Franklin
Merchants' Electric Light and Power Sale Notice
Public sale notice lists a monetary figure of 600 and references Merchants' Electric Light and Power. The readable text shows multiple placeholder strings and place names including Quincy and Napa, indicating a catalog of assessment or bids. No clear event date or complete entities beyond the company name and amount are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HNO Crescent
Esce- LLC
Esceses
Quincy
Duc Catalpa
Bocutiey
Cies Es Caase
Eiec & Wium
Cxaxeereene
Breece S. Iacenssaesecces Upaesetuene
Market Quietly Steady as Rail and Erie Hit Gains
New York June 11 investors show steady demand with Erie and coal shares advancing while overall list edges higher. Railway bonds stay active and several large roads report higher May earnings despite mixed near term outlook.
Pacific Railroads Adopt Preferred Stocks Revealed
Fragmentary listing shows railroads including Missouri Pacific, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville and Chattanooga, New Jersey Central, Norfolk and Western, Northern Pacific, and others adopting preferred stock options with noted percentages and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Chicago & St Louis
Del
West
Ane
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan Central
Manhattan Elevated
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey Central
Central
Pacific
Ohio
Minn &Stl
Mobile & Ohio
Morris & Essex
Nashville & Chattaneae
Norfolk & W
Northern Pac
Dividend Declaration Report for Hale & Norcross and Mono
The day’s market notes show Hale & Norcross stock listed at 16 FIOLMES with a 1 percent figure and Mono stock noted as winning the company’s call. The company has declared a dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale & Norcross
Ccceeererendeee
Ci Wining Coe Ae Company
Railway Master Mechanics to Convene In City Next Week
The Railway Master Mechanics Association will hold its annual meeting in this city starting Tuesday and lasting two or three days. A large audience is expected as reports cover boiler construction, wheel centres, brakes, valve gear, cross heads, shop tools, hammer blow tests, and other locomotive topics with papers by Robert Grimshaw and John A. Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaster Mechanics’ Association
Railway Master Mechanics’ Association
George W. Stevens
William Fuller
T.J. Harewell
Sandard
J. N. Lander
Jacob Johann
H.N. Sprague
J. Davis Barnett
H. A. Whitney
F. M. Wilder
Charles Blackwell
James Meehan
E. M. Roberts
A. J. Cromwell
William Swanston
A. Beckett
New Securities Listed on the New York Stock Exchange
The NYSE lists several railroads securities. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe issues bonds totaling 420000 new mileage. Norfolk & Western issues 200000 extension bonds. Chesapeake & Ohio adds 697350 in second preferred stock to top 10984740 overall. Utica & Diack River stock 2223000 guaranteed by Rome Watertown Ogdensburg. Detroit Bay City Alpena 1245000 first mortgage 6 percent bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xb Inc
Bull
N.Y. & Phil
Buff
Red & Pitts
Rap & N
Canadian Pacific
Central Iowa
Chicago & Alton
Ohic & East
Chi
Mil & St Paul
Chi & Northwest
St P M& Omaha
Chic & W Mich
Ind
St L& Ch
Cin N.O. & T Pa
Otr& Nek
Vicks'g& Mind’n
Visb’g Sh& Pa
Cin, Wash & — Gp
Cleve Akr & Col
Col
Heck V & Tol
den & Rio Grande
den& RG Western
Desm & Ft Dodge
Det Law & No
Evansv & TH
Flint & Pere Marq
Grand T of
Gui Col & Senta
Iowa Lines
Bloom & West
K City Flts& G's
Kan.Cy.Spk Mem
Long Island
Seu
Louwe Evans
St L
Lowsville & Nash
Mara, Hough& On
Mil Lake Shore& Ws
Milwaukee & North
Mobile & Ohio
New York C & No
Oct & West
Norfolk &Western
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Ontario
Chic & Alton
Chic & East
M& St P
Chic & Northewest
St P M&o
West Mich
Vicksb Sh& Pac
Cim Wash & Balt
Cleve Ak & Col
Col. H. Val. & Tol
Denv
Rio Grande
Rio Grw
Des Mo’es & Ftdge
Detroit Law. & No
Evansv.& Terre H
Gulf
Col.&San.Fe
Ilinois Central
Ill
South
Iowa
Decatur
Long Island Mek He
Lou
Ev& Stl
Uisville & Nash
Arg Ho & Ont
Norfolk & Western
Northern &Pacific
Ohio Southern
Richmond & Canv
Char
Col & Aug
Col & Greenville
Virginia Midland
West Nor Carolina
St. Joseph & Grt
Stla
Wabash
Stl. P
Oregon By & Nav
New York Stock Exchange
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Utica & Diack River Railroad Company
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Detroit, Bay City & Alpena Railroad Company
Traffic leaders discuss terms for joining Central Traffic Association
A New York dispatch dated June 11 reports a morning conference among President Benedict of the Chicago and Atlantic, President Newell of Lake Shore, and Commissioner Blarchard of the Central Traffic Association. They sought to induce Benedict to modify his joining terms. Benedict said he had proposed a liberal plan to be acted upon Wednesday next and expected acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trafic Association
New York
Benedict
Chicago & Atlantic
Newell
Lake Shore
Blarchard
Central Traffic Association
Waterville Megasite for Maine Central Shops Declared
Waterville Maine residents celebrate as Maine Central Railway acquires forty acres for new shops. Estimated cost of buildings is 200000 with 100000 more for machinery. About 250 workers will be employed. Oregon Improvement Company reports mixed rail earnings for June and May across several lines. Rumors say Michigan Central and Canada Southern may pay dividends by year end. Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis late May earnings expected up about 100000 for May and about 39000 for five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Maine Central Railway Company
Oregon Improvement Company
Denver and
Rio Grande
ST. Paul
Duluth
California
Michigan Central
Canada Southern
Cleveland, Columbus
Civceivpati
Indigaspolis
Fourth Travel ers' Protective Association Convention Set
The Travelers' Protective Association of the United States will hold its fourth annual convention in Baltimore Maryland on June 23 24 25 and 29. The organization formed four years ago and now boasts about 15000 members making it the world’s largest society of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travellers’ Protective Association of the
United States
Baltimore
Market Report on Commodities and Provisions Steady
Flour and oats stay dull and unchanged while corn and beans hold quotations. Butter is firm for choice goods with fair trade. cheese and poultry steady. eggs in fair demand at last quotes. Tallow firmer. pork and lard unchanged. fresh beef prices show a shade stronger. sugar quiet. receipts liberal. years have good demand.
Market Report Flour and Grain Slump Amid Wheat Weakness
Grain prices inch lower as wheat weakness drags markets. corn steamer yellow 49c, mixed 48c, oats softer with No 2 whites 41 1/4c, and various flour grades quoted. Inspections total 117 cars including wheat, corn, oats, and mixed grains. millfeed and malt prices listed with receiver’s values for car lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdige
Minnesota
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Illinois
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Butter and dairy markets show firm demand in New York and Chicago
Butter remains in firm demand with light receipts for extra Northern creamery and Western imitation. New York butter firm, Chicago market steady with light supplies. Cheese mixed with New York weak, Liverpool high for finest white and colored cheeses. Eggs steady to firm. bean and potato markets varied with generally higher prices for chenangoes and berries receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
New England
Providence
Long Islands
Jerseys
California
Anglian
Baracoa
Norfolk
Virginia
Savannah
Vermont
East Extra
New Hampshire
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
Messina
Valencia
Palermo
Aspinwall
Jamaica
Baracoas
Timothy
Clover
North
Red Top
West
Jersey
Maine
Bermuda
Ile
Provisions Market Prices For Meats and Hams
The market shows steady demand and prices for packed meats with strong fresh beef and veal trade. Pork and lard prices are listed by cut including long cuts at 12 75 to 13 25, rips and sausages around 84 9c, and hams varying by size and cure. Beef sections show extra plate and mess ranges from 8 50 to 11 per bbl, with various cuts priced. fresh beef quotes cover choice steers to heavy fores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Choice
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Cotton market quiet as futures open dull in Liverpool
Market quotes are easy with Midlands Gulf 95g lec and 9 9lec levels. Liverpool futures start dull and close quiet at 54-644 for June, 64-64a for June-July, 55-64d for July-Aug, 56-64d for Aug-Sep, 52 61d for Sep-Oct, 463 64d for Oct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlands
Gulf
Liverpool
Market Quotation Snippet Shows Mixed Commodities and Rates
The report lists bid and asked prices for multiple items including sugar and oil, with a quiet market in place. It notes spot market steadiness with a 1 16 cent decline and provides detailed quotations for raw sugar, refined sugar, molasses, and various oils along with line certificates closed for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHIN
Ec Aceu
Porto Rico
Cuba
Centennial
Beacon Light
Imperial
Markets by Telegraph Cotton and grain report across major cities
New York markets show dull cotton with varied upland and Orleans grades and broad grain activity. Wheat, corn, oats, and flour prices shift amid steady to firm forces. Louisville Cincinnati Chicago and Milwaukee report mixed but stable pork, lard, and bulk meat futures with receipts and shipments noted.
Cotton Markets Wide Note of Week Ending Figures
The report covers regional cotton metrics including net receipts, gross, exports, sales, and stocks across ports such as Galveston New Orleans Savannah Charleston and more. It shows varied activity with several ports reporting quiet markets and mid range prices while others indicate steady or dull conditions and ongoing coastwise exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Gulf
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Continent
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Liverpool
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports From Chicago Trade
Chicago June 11 cattle receipts 5700 with 2400 shipments higher with shipping steers 440 to 580 dollars. stockers and feeders 315 to 375. cows bulls and mixed 204. Texans ). hogs receipts 34000 shipments 8000 higher with rough and mixed 595 to 415. packing and shipping 410 to 440. light 395 to 430. ships 335 to 375. sheep receipts 2300 shipments none strong natives 275 to 475. lambs per head 150 to 350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Private despatch on grain market and weather notes
A late private despatch from 28 State Street reports wheat lower on manipulation and exports. no rain yet from Dakota. weather wet and sultry with warm southern Minnesota. Armour’s crop outlook drives St. Paul stocks while grain prices dip. pork rises as corn weakens. daily receipts listed for wheat corn canal oats and future quotes provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Dakota
Minnesota
Armour
St. Paul
Cscseeee
Wheat Market Rally and Selloff Sets Chicago Grain Tone
Chicago despatch notes a morning rush as August opens at 76¢ and climbs to 7élec, with McDonald buying 100,000 bushels. July weakens with volatile moves, closing around 714c. Cudahy’s big sale absorbs selling, Bliss buys 100,000 July at 74¼c, calls at 75¾c, pats 73¾c. Bulls shaken but market closes firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
McDonald
Cudahy
Bliss
Wheat Market Rally After Stampede In Chicago Despatch
Clark and Ward report Chicago wheat opened weak due to lower cables but bulls surged when a leader sold. July prices dropped to 73c before a late rally on export inquiry. About 66,000 bushels traded through the Blue Line via Kingston as market closes hold steady amid North rain reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Kingston
London Markets Report Quiet Trade and Mixed Wheat Prices
June 11 London and Liverpool market notes show wheat slow off the coast and at Mark Lane, with California and No 2 spring futures varying. Liverpool breadstuffs reflect dull wheat, firm corn, and steady pork and lard, while cotton and bonds move modestly in quiet sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
London
Beerbonm
Mark Lane
California
Liverpool
Paris
Uplands
Orleans
Staple Goods Receipts by Rail Lines Across Regions
Receipts list for Friday June 11 show Boston and Albany with extensive cotton and wool, flour and corn, oats, millfeed, and leather. Grand Junction reports cotton, wool, flour, corn, millfeed. Providence lists cotton, wool, meal, tallow, hams, tea, coffee, sugar. Old Colony and others show varied hogs, lard, hides, leather, and lumber.
Total Receipts of Staple Goods at the Port
The table shows today’s receipts at the port from all sources for 1886 and 1885 across commodities. Cotton bales Butter Eggs Wheat Lumber and more are listed with figures to compare year over year.
Comparative Table of Weekly Receipts Ending June II
The table lists weekly port receipts for staple commodities comparing 1885 and 1886 totals. It itemizes cotton, wool, flour, corn, oats, wheat, rye, malt, peas, tallow, pork, lard, beef, butter, oleo, cheese, beans, potatoes, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, kips, and more with unit counts in bbls, bales, boxes, boxes, cars, and other measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ULI «Ese O Rocess
Eevas
Windsor, Canning & Maitland
A Anthony
Antwerp
Berg
New York
Pieter de Coninck
Lunenburg
Ethel
Charlottetown
Pei
Antigonish
Ocean Belle
Annapolis
Aspinwall
Usc
Icarus
Vianna DE Castello
Sch
Bento de Freitas
Vast Goods List From Liverpool and Nearby Ports
A lengthy shipping ledger from Liverpool shows dozens of consignments including magnesia and elastic web, cottons, tin plates, machinery, books, and wagons. The entries name numerous firms such as Doolittle & Smith, Baring Bros, Harwood & Beardsley, and Phelps, Dodge & co, with quantities ranging from single cases to hundreds of boxes and casks bound for various destinations. Additional items record cargoes at Yarmouth Nova Scotia, Summerside Prince Edward Island, and Baracoa, plus schooner and steamer movements with fish, eggs, and bananas detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Pavonia
Magnetia Doolittle & Smith
Rousmanier, Kimball & Co
Piper
Baring Bros & Co
Abrem French & Co
Washbun & Moon
Manus Co
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Fuller, Dana & Fitz
Johnson & Co
Torrey, Bright & Capen
Briggs
Walworth Manuf Co
Seavey, Foster & Bowman
Saxonvike Mills
Brown Bros & Co
Bird & Co
Smith & Dove Manuf Co
Cutler Bros & Co
Optical Instruments
French & Co
Okse Schoenhoff
Firth
Carter, Rice & Co
Wright Manus Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Webster King & Co
Lincoln
Page & Coffin
Towny & Sons
Burr, Brown & Co
Bent
Groot, Warren & Blanchard
James Lovett & Co
Moors & Co
Stone & Downer
Cumner, Jones & Co
James Wilgen
Parker & Co
Reed & Sons
Ticknor & Co
Reed & Burton
Morrison & Co
H W. Gaskell
Everett & Co
Ives
Bellamy & Co
Simons
Hatch & Whitten
Hertle
Andrea & Co
Phelps Bros & Co
DH Tay & Co
Hooper, Lewis & Co
Geglow
Kennard & Co
Flood & Son
Wheat Thompson Udell & Co
Moise Geeorge
Goodwin & Co
Tilden Thoms & Co
Rogers
Watts& Co
Edwin Bros & Co
Yarmouth
Dominion
Barclay & Co
Poole
Griffin & Co
O'Connell & Co
G Hall & Co
TJ Jones & Co
Peck
Sebis & Co
L Clements & Co
Baracoa
Anglia
W & CO R Noyes
Summerside
Pel
Hathaway & Co
Souris
Pei
T Russell & Co
Lisbon
Victoria
Ponce
Mackie
Preston
Networking list of sales agents across multiple firms
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous agents and firms in cities like Louisville New Orleans Norfolk Pittsburg Quincy Reading Shreveport San Francisco and more. Names include J N Rickman Rosenbu, S N Gricksceae, Brickhouse Co, Borland, McGowan, Watson, Curtis, Jacobs, Kahn, Cahn Nickelsburg Co, and Vance Hughes among others with associated firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Rickman
Wood, Rickman & Roy
New Orleans
Rosenbu
Orfolk
Brickhouse & Co
Pittsburg
Penn
Borland
Ads
A C McGowan
Boriana & Co
Platteboro
E C McDougall
E G Moore & Co
Quincy
Geo W Watson
Watson & Coburn
Reading
W Curtis
Gheahone Jones & Co
Shreveport
Land Transfers Across Boston Area Amid Mortgage Notices
Transactions from Suffolk County show sales on Harrison Avenue Brighton Street Chestnut Tremont and London streets. amounts range from 1 to 15 500 dollars. Notable parties include Hollis Hannewell James J Grace Daniel Burnse fux and East Boston Savings Bank. Mortgages released and discharged appear for Lucinda Manchester Edward Richards and Mary Ann Nolan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Harrison Avenue
H. Hollis Hannewell
James J. Grace
Fuller & Whiting
May
Brighton Street
Daniel Burnsefux
Abbie A. Butter
Daniel Breen
Astor Street
George W. Brett
Fitz James Price
William Gordon Jones
Henry C. Hutching
Chestnut and
Brimmer Streets
Tremont Street
Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Elizabeth H. Robertson
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
East Pooston
Frank Casey
East Boston Savings Bank
London Street
London
Decater Streets
Isaac Pratt
Wilbur Goodwin
Chelsea Street
Prescott Street
Robert Wright
Robert Wright Et al
Robert Wright Et
London and
Decatur Streets
Dorchester
Thomas Hurd
Ezra Mallock
Fuller and
Bushnell Streets
Mertha Ann Ely
Timothy Mallaney
Fuller Street
Horstio G. Parker
Cheever Newhall
Timothy Mullaney
Dorchester Avenus
Preswell Glesson
Ephraim F. Moulton
Charlestown
William H. Smith
Mary B. Smith
Russell Street
Washington Village
Woodbury
L. Lewis
Henry Humphreys
Chelsea
Patrick Fieming
Third
Arlington Streets
Shearer
Roxbury
Francena A. Coffin
Hiram St. Pevear
Dudley Street
Franklin Savings Bank
Thomas Gaffield
Armstrong Street
James A. Marchbank
West Roxbury
Gilman H. Tucker
George Moffette
Roslin Avenue
Lucinda
Manchester
Etta M. Ellis
Edward
Etta M. Uhlis
Union Institution For Saving
Mary Ann Nolan
Edward E. Richards
Benjamin F. Bean
Thomas Kildut
James Tucker
Sarah E. Tucker
Mary Eliza Rhodes
Bankrupts and assignments flood U S credit scene
Latest despatch reports Boies the batter king facing liabilities over 250000 possibly 300000 with assets around 65600. Across the country 180 US and 29 Canada business failures in seven days. Assignments include Lundell iron dealer Boston 150000 liabilities most secured by foreign banks. Other firms like Trecey Co Nashville Peck Bros Providence and Moreman face extensions, with Great Falls Woollen offering 60 percent cash or 50 percent notes to creditors as the mill restarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Inl
Boies
J. G. Dun & Co
Ke, Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
United
Boston
Trecey & Co
Nashville
Tenn
George W. Hotrichter
Forest City
Cleveland
Peck Bros
Providence
R. I
Max Blumenfeld
Cheionati
Andrew J. Heintz
Victor Cote
Worcester
Mass
J. W. Palmer & Son
Bangor
Hugh J. Chisholm
Chisholm Bros
Portland
Medlvers Bros. & Co
The
Great Falls
N. H
Sealed bids sought for coal for revenue vessels Boston 1886
Custom House Boston invites sealed proposals by June 17 1886 for anthracite or bituminous coal to supply revenue vessels in the 1887 fiscal year. Coal must weigh 2240 pounds per ton, be high quality and uniform, delivered to vessels as needed and subject to inspection. Bidders specify coal type mine location procurement method and price. Government may reject bids and no contract until Congress funds. L Saltonstall Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Boston
Mass
Congress
L. Salton Tsall
Sunday Train Timetables and Schedules Across Towns
A fragment lists numerous time entries for trains serving Lowell and surrounding towns including Reading, Wakefield, Melrose, Malden, and Newburyport. It notes weekday and Sunday trains, with special markings for Wednesdays Saturdays and limited services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Wilesington
Reading
Wanvers
Newburyport
Melrose Highland
Stoneham
Melrose
Malden
Medegtford
Boston to New England rail schedule lists extensive listings
Eastern Division timetable shows stations on Causeway Street to Saugus and Lynn lines with numerous departures to towns including Biddeford Saco North Conway Wellsboro Great Falls Rochester and Salem. Names James T. Furber and J. Flanders mark administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
City Ticket Office
Washington Street
Portland
Bangor
Alton Bay
Rochester
Farmington
Sounanes
Biddeford
Saco
Great Falls
Dover
Exeter
Merrimac
Maverhal
Georgetown
North Andover
Causeway St
Friend St. Travis
North Conway
Welfeboro
Brower
Portsmouth
Brampton
Beach
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Amesbury
Newbury Port
Epewted
Weenee
Gao
Roeckport and Gloucester Branch
Beverly
Middleton
Peabody Ad Banners
Ades
LOM
Salem
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Swampscott
Byen
Feevere
Helsen
Everett
Saugus
Lynn and
Way
Fortewburyport
Fortameuta
St. John
Talifax
aVia
Boston and Lowell Railroad Timetable Fragment
A dated schedule lists through services from Boston on Causeway Street with routes to Tilton Laconia Lake Village Wells Meredith Ashland Plymouth Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St Albans and Montreal. Local and branch services from Boston Manchester Concord Keene and others run at various times with named stops and sleeping car connections to Montreal via Central Vermont and Passumpsic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Garson
Boston
Lowell
St. Albans
Fitchburg
Pullman
Central
Vermont
R. x
Washington Street
E . J. W. Hobart
S. W. Cummings
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Wells
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
St. Johnsbury
Sherbrook
Quebec
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Bristol
Claremont
White Mountain
Northern Division
Fullman
Central Vermont R.R
Passumpsic
SUN
Lpm
Kleene
Peterboro
Billsboro
Eket
Keene
Aset
Hillsboro
Billlsboro
Concord
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Otter River
Eoncet
East Deerfield
Montague
Wextminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell’s
Charlemont
Eioesack
Turner’s Falls
Brattleboro
Winchendon
Bellows Falls
Cheshire
Prdlman
Keene and
Rutland
Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Railroad
Groton, Pepperell
Nashua
Framingham 2Nd Lowell Railroad
South Framingham
North Leominster
Ayer Junction
Littleton
South Acton
Shirley
Ayer @metion
Greenville and Townsend
Maribors
Hudson and Maynard
Kreturn
Lincoln
Wi Altham
Belmont and
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Sui AM
Heturn Union Square
Baldwinsville
Ware River
John Adams
Train Schedule Fragments From New York to Plymouth
J R Kendrick, General Manager, outlines incomplete timetable with multiple stops including New York Newport Fall River Brockton South Braintree Cohasset Hingham Plymouth and Weymouth. Notes arrival times from early morning to evening with varying service days and exceptions for boats and trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fall River
Newport
Taunton
Brockton
Hetarn
New Bedford
Ketuarn
Aunton
Central Station
Dean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Return
Middleboro
Breckten
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Heturn
Whitman
Cohasset
Heeturn
Hingham
South Braintree
Uiney
Neponset
Barrivon Sautre
Eketarn
Inex
Kreturn
Bilton
Cottage City
Woods Hol
Woods Hall
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Yarmouth
Hiyanpis
Barnstable
Sandwich
Bourne
Hyannis
Woods For
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Breturn
Stanton
Ebeterm
Vivmouth
J.R. Kendrick
Fitchburg and Providence Rail Lines Timetable Changes
Train schedules updated for Fitchburg and Providence systems effective April 5 and April 19 1886. New departures include multiple Boston to Midwest and shore routes with various express and local services and Colton connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailhoad
Boston
Shore Line
IL W
Stonington
Providence
Hebronville
Heturn
Boro
Hetaurum
Eteturm
Enna
Sharon
Camton Junction
Readville
Uyde Park
Mit
Hopve
Clarens
Dom Hillis
Forecast Hills
Jamaica Plain
Boylston
Spring Roxbury and Mighland
Reetorm
Stoughton
Canton
Steighton
Warren
Bristol
Also Mentioned on This Page
Money Market
Kearsarge Mining Company
Hancock & Calumet
Kearsarge
Allouez
Dana Parks
Europe
C. H. Venner & CO
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Wilson, W. Fay & Co
NEW York Financial
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Erie
St. Joseph
Oregon Improvement
Southern Pacific of
Texas & Pacific Rios
Kansas City & Northern
Toeday
Illinois Central
Lake Erie
Ana
New al
Manhattan Beach
Mem
Chartieston
Metropolitan
Milwaukee, LS &W
Ohio Central
Mississippi
Scocesere
Ontario and Western
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mail
D.& Evamsville
Ceecenesss
Pullman Palace
Csccerenerses
Richmond & All
Richmond & Danville
Richmond & W P
Rochester & Pitts
St Louis
San Fran
MG Paul Vaciscascesssase
Paul, Minn & Man
Paul & Omaha
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
West Shore
Ontario & Western
Cornwall
Colum
Denver & R Grande
Ce Ghote
Con Coal
Scessesseese
Colorado
Cala& Va
Seecevecooe
Boumie
Cecerseprece
Cal
Best & Belcher
Esseee Bodie
Gon
Cala
Ecsere Eureka
Silver King
Railroad Matters
Eastern Railroad
Bell Rock
Dr. Bull
Rude
West Helpe
Eeeere Eee
Eeee
Ccs
Tee
Oaee
Aene
Cess
Aes Eeee
Saeree Aeee
Telegraph
City
Ee f.C.b
Western Steam
Western
Qolebo
SS. Louis
Prpood, Juns Ll
Michigan Reu Sec
Milwaukee
Clark and Ward
Atlantic & Great Western
Hiie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Havana
Spain
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Golony Railroad
Hkalirona
Baes
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and
Maine Rai'road
Lowell Railroad
By Express
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Addison
George W Farnham
A F Horner
Horner
Buffalo
W H Walker
Chattanooga
G M Smartt
Smartt Bros & Co
R Wells
M D Wells & Co
Butterworth
Butterworth & Co
Colubus
N N Curtis
Wells & Curtis, Craw
Detroit
Mich
K E Walker
W D Robinson & Co
SC Sutter
H P Baldwin & Co
Tre
Dubuane
M R Amsden
Large & Amsden
Hornellsville
C Richardson
Richardson & Adsite
Treasurry
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Fairchild
Railroads
Montreal & West
Boston & Providence Railroad
Washington
Screenerite
R. R
Grand Central Depot
A. A. Folsom
Sept
N. B
T . E.chamberlin
Halifax
Provinces
Eastport
Calais
Plalifax
N. S
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Korox
Lewiston
Augusta
N. E
Lawrence
North Eee
South Lawrence
Andover
Reading and Way
Sowell
Gre
Bisanerhill
Bedford
PD. J. Flanders
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Old State House
Rou Pins
Witton
Milford
Amherst
Greensield
Kashua
Bet
Breachery
Les
Bitterica
PS Bio
SON
Spm
Stet
Weatnut Hill
Het
Ea Eee Stonenam
Woburn
Meduar
M. Sun
Prey Bet
Winchester
West Medford
College Hill
BU Bus Zee
Usdi
Bret
Prion Station
Billerica
Met
Lexington
KR Ren Ari Am
Lou Bl
Weelington
Nashua Junction
Mellen
Lucius Tuttle
Paes
G’r
C-Bu
BB. BR
Jefferson and Way
Jefferson
Mid
Oskdale
W. Boylston
Wet
Clinton
Berlin
Sea Setara
Sudbury
Wayland
Etet
Pe Sun
Weston
Belmont
Waverly
Waltham
Biet
Ars Lucius Tutils
Aclatts
Old Colony
Hoosac Tunnel
Syracuse
St. Chicago
J. Fonis
W.C
Albany
Troy
Garaner
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Bmiller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
Rie
Mc Greenfield
North Adams
Royalston and
Erving
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
C.wr
Meturn
Jam
Foxboro
Lel
Mj Ra
Altienan
Toron
Mansfield
Folsom
Hetruari
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