Market Prices Readoff for Dairy Eggs Poultry and Produce
Quotations show receivers prices for echo wholesale lots and higher jobbing prices across butter cheese eggs poultry beans seeds and tallow. Lists New York Vermont Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Maine New Brunswick and West Coast figures with various grades and regional deltas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Extra
New York
Vermont
Choice
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
New Brunswick
Canada
Timothy
Red Top
Jersey
Maine
Burbanks
Chenangoes
Market price report for fruit and produce
Apples are nearly exhausted with russets at 4.0450 per unit. Bananas are abundant with Baracoa 125200, Jamaica 1250, Aspinwall 250350. Oranges and lemons show strong supply with lemons at Messina and Palermo 206 per box and oranges at Palermo 250 or 3 76 per box, Messina 250 3 75 per box, Florida 350 600 per box. Strawberries are plentiful and in good demand at 10 16 c for Long Islands and 16 20 c for Dightons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baracoa
Jamaica
Aspinwall
Messina
Palermo
Florida
Market Prices For Fresh Produce On Truck Supply
The report lists truck demand and prices for Southern beans at 250 to 300 per crate, wax and green varieties, Long Island peas at 50 per crate, asparagus at 75 per dozen, cucumbers at 4 cents each or 150 per crate, onions abundant with Bermudas at 125 and Levants at 225, Southern tomatoes 150 to 175 per crate, summer squash at 125 per crate, turnips by the bunch at 7 cents, cabbages Norfolk in a 250 to 275 barrel crate, Bermuda onions at 125, carrots per dozen, lettuce 15 to 18 cents per dozen, spinach 85 cents per bushel, radishes 3 dollars per 100, rhubarb at 1 cent per bunch, native cucumbers 4 cents each or 150 per crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Bermudas
Norfolk
St. Andrew
Bermuda
Cotton and Markets Report from Liverpool and New York
Liverpool futures opened steady and closed quiet at 6 63-64d for June and July and other nearby months. Spot demand fair at 6d4lb middling uplands and Orleans. New York spot closed quiet. futures opened steady with mixed bid asked quotes across June to November. Sales 61,600. receipts 2,600 bales all American. Sugar and molasses markets steady with refined sugars strong. Porto Rico Muscovado reported at 45-16c and various refined prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Orleans
New York
Eeese
Ang
Ai Aera
Porto Rico
Manila
Lloilos
Cienfuegos
Bork
Cuba
Flour and Wheat Market Reports From New York Trade Centre
June 13 reports show flour receipts of 20 171 pkgs and 14 600 bbls sales across grades from No 2 to extra Western and State. Wheat receipts 207 600 bush, exports 104 854 bush, spot sales 780 000 bush, notes on Milwaukee No 2 and Red varieties, with mixed movements for corn oats and barley and varied sugar and coffee prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
St Louis
City
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Reid
United
State Burbank
Bbis
Western Steam Spot
Tierces City Steam
Continent
South America
Western
State
Liverpool
Lake
Toledo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Jane
Michigan
Chicago
Utica
N. Y
Commodity price snapshot and regional grain market notes
Wheat, corn, oats and pork prices across Toledo Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Chicago and Utica markets. Wheat steady to dull, pork and lard varied in amount and price, butter and cheese movements noted, receipts and shipments listed for multiple cities.
Hogs steady as cattle and hog markets mixed across cities
Across Kansas City Peoria St Louis and Chicago buyers report varied hog and cattle activity. Hogs steady to higher in Kansas City with sales 470 to 480 and receipts around 6500 today. In Peoria hogs dull to easier with mostly 450 to 510, receipts 200. St Louis firmer with packers paying 495 to 510 and extra to 620 for select lots. Chicago shows mixed cattle and hog figures with large totals and slower shipping, hog receipts 27000 with prices from 470 to 510 and packing runs around 525.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Peoria
ST. Louis
Chicago
Texas
Cotton Markets Quiet and Firm Across Major Ports
June 18 1887 Augusta to New York markets show limited net receipts with varied exports coastwise and to continents. New Orleans and Philadelphia report higher stocks and steady to firm tone while Charleston Savannah and Memphis display mid range prices and steady activity across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Robafaa
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Continent
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Great Britain
Oonnec
United States
London Market Notes on Wheat Corn and Wool Prices
Foreign markets report mixed wheat and corn demand with dull shipping activity. Liverpool and Paris show steady to quiet levels while wool sales in London attract active bidding for Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and other white and cross bred fibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Mark Lane
Minnesota
California
Paris
Liverpool
England
Walla Walla
India
Great Britain
Antwerp
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Sleatland
New Zealand
Swan River
New South Wales
Imports And Exports. Savannah Steamer List 1887
A June 18 1887 Savannah list records City of Macon cargoes including 35 bales wool 245 crates vegetables 215 barrels vegetables and various consignors such as Arnold Tucker J Bigelow Billings Eaton Burrows Chase and several others handling hides wool fruit coffee squash peaches plums potatoes and other produce. The compilation enumerates crates bales and bbls with numerous firms listed as importers and exporters across the Savannah port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Macon
Arnold &Tucker
Bigelow & Co
Billings & Haton
Benjamin
Billings & Eaton
Burrows & Co
Chamberlain & Co
Chapin Bros
Curtis & Co
Eases Coffee Chase & Sanborn
Farnum & Co
Hamilton
Hallett
Lowell Bros
Mead & Co
Morrison & Co
McKeever & Hall
Newhall
Sale of assorted cargoes across ports and ships described
The list details cargo movements and consignors across multiple ports including ANNAPOLIS NS YARMOUTH NL and HALIFAX NS. Cargoes cover vegetables lumber wool cotton hides flooring linseed fish eggs salmon lobster mackerel halibut codfish sugar rosin spirits and other goods aboard steamers schooners and river vessels. Notable consignors include Proctor Pearson Rice Holway Sands Furber Simonds York McQuesten Barclay Delong Marston and Nash Spaulding along with vessels New Brunswick River Garry Calvilla Worcester and T C Rackett. Counts show crates bbls boxes sacks and cases with thousands of items and varied quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Patch & Roberts
Rice & Holway
Rogers & Co
Sands, Furber & Co
Snow & Co
Sherman & Co
Simonds, Amsten & Co
York & Whitney
George McQuesten & Co
Hammond
Yarmouth
Griffin
Batchelder
Hutchinson & Co
Lothrop
Wn Marston & Co
Salmon Delong & Seaman
S Ellis & Co
Barclay & Co
L Clements & Co
G Hall & Co
Shelburne
T C Rackett
Marston
Barrington
Nellie G Davis
W Marston
Meteghan
Magnum
Delong & Seaman
Halifax
Worcester
L Arthur & Co
L Arthur & Co—14 Do Do Beaman Bros—72 Do Do Bartlett, ——R & Co
Rowels & Co
Brown
de Loria & Co
Darling Bros
Dana
Griffin & Co
Hinckley, Ayres & Co
Haskins & Montague
Charles Kimball & Co
Kimball & Co
A & O W Mead &Co
McKeever & Hall
Mcintosh
Noyes, French & Son
Rockwell
Russell & Co
Slayton & Boynton
Shumway & Boynton
Exports Jan 13 1887 Hull to New York and Nova Scotia
Trade report listing shipments from Hull via New York on the steamship Chicago and other vessels. Items include beef, lard, dyestuff, cotton waste, meal, refined oil and assorted cargoes from Annapolis Digby and Lunenburg to various destinations. Also notes schooner Sunbeam carrying coal flour middlings and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Eng
New York
Chicago
Cow Bay
Annapolis
Digby
New Brunswick
Lunenburg
Sunbeam
Receipts Report for June 13 1887 Railroads and Commodities
A ledger style entry lists June 13 1887 receipts for Boston and Albany Grand Junction and Providence railways. Items include bales wool cotton and bacon, flour oats wheat bran and oats, leather hides and skins, butter eggs cheese and coffee, with volumes measured in bales sacks barrels cases and boxes. Ships and stations are named but precise places and dates are limited to railroad names and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Freight Carload Summary of Leather and Provisions
A ledger of goods moved by multiple rail lines including Old Colony, New York & New England, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine Eastern and Western Divisions, and Boston & Lowell. It lists bales, bides, cases, crates, and rolls of leather, wool, flour, eggs, potatoes, lumber, hides, and various commodities with counts such as 342 bales wool, 6850 sacks flour, 3000 push malt, 13,000 bushels corn, 30,957 bushels wheat, and numerous carloads of lumber, hay, and leather across the network. Also notes sea and express shipments with cotton, wool, molasses, tea, and cofee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Railroad
Ew York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Western Division
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Real estate transfers in Suffolk County listed by date
A dense list of property transfers across towns including Sheridan avenue Terrace and Parker street in Boston. parcels on Cooper Leonard and Cypress avenues. mortgages and transfers back. Notable entries include Harriet Hardwick on Leonard street for $1200 and Jere Abbott on Beacon street with a back transfer.
Mortgages Recorded for Several Buyers in May
A series of mortgages filed on May 27 to May 31 record loans by Charles W. Higgins to Augustus E. Scott for land on Burt avenue. Henry J. Bartlett to JL E. Noyes for Circuit Thornton and Oak Streets. William Charak to George P. Hardwick for Leonard Street. Andrew J. Parker to Winthrop Church trustees for Coral Place from Pearl Street in Charles Town. Clara F. Perry to Frank A. Marden for Prospect Avenue in Revere. Myron E K Morse et al. to Charles W. Glidden for Crescent Avenue in Revere. Amounts range from 500 to 31000. May dates listed: 27 28 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Wolcott
Everett K. Dexter
Holbrook Street
Jamaica Plain
Eben R. Tarbell Et al
John D. Fallon
Revere Street
Union Institution For Savings
Dorchester
Neil Boyle
Frederick E. Weber
Pierce Avenue
William A. Crump
Oak Avenue
Boston
Samuel H. L. Pierce Et al
Lizzie A. Whitney
East Sixth Street
William R. Porter
George E. Cornwall
K Street
Mary F. Moore
Howarder
John J. Johnston
East Second Street
Piper
Maurice Gallivan
Daniel F. Driscol
Boston Street
Peleg I. Clapp
Howard Clapp
Atlantic Street
Bridget Gartland
Adolphus C. Juannet
Sixth Street
Mary English
Francis J. McLaughlin
Paris
Porter Streets
Chelsea
Hester A. Blanchard
Arthur Crowell
Weeely
Ash Street
Charles W. Higgins
Augustus E. Scott
Burt Avenue
Henry J. Bartlett
JL. E. Noyes
Circuit
Thornton
Oakland Streets
William Charak
George P. Hardwick
Balay
Leonard Street
Andrew J. Parker
Winthrop Church
Coral Place
Pearl Street
Charlestown
Clara F. Perry
Frank A. Marden
Prospect Avenue
Revere
Myron EK. Morse Et al
Charles W. Glidden
Crescent Avenue
Notable boot and shoe buyers visit Basel area firms
A list of prominent buyers including W H Walker of W H Walker & Co Burlington VI C A Hibbard Craw qnotanal O W F Thorne of W F Thorne Co Chicago I1 B R Wells M D Wells & Co Us Chicago Til C W Marks Detroit Mich S C Sutter H P Baldwin Co Be Ft Wayne Ind J B White Pa Galveston Tex Aaron Blum L&H Blum Ske Lincoln Neb W W Webster Webster Briscoe Craw wee Ind D Murphy Murphy Com stock New Orleans La M Heinmann Memphis Tenn W W Jackson Webster Briscoea Craw San Francisco Cal M J Cahn Cahn Nick elaburg Co Wheeling W V G W Boyd Boyd Co Re ver Tex J Sleeper Sleeper Clifton Co convenient to Eastern and Northern depots and famous for its cuisine the Revere House is an agreeable place at which to lunch or dine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
H Walker
W H Walker & C
Burlington
Hibbard
Craw
F Thorne
W F Thorne Co
Chicago
R Wells
M D Wells & Co
Marks
Detroit
Ske
Lincoln
Revere House
New England Railways Timetable Notes and Connections
Boston station schedules list weekday departures to Ashcroft and many destinations including Baltimore Danbury Hartford and New York via Middletown Norwich and Willimantic. It covers the Woonsocket division and special trains Norwich Line Express New York Express and the Philadelphia and New England Limited with Pullman meals dining cars and steamer connections City offices provide tickets at 322 Washington Street and depot at Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Summer Street
Ashcroft
Baltimore
Bird Street
M. Blackstone
Danbury
Dorchester
Dudley Street
Ellis
Endicott
Fishkill-on-Hudson
Franklin
Forest Avenue
Hartford
Harvard Street
Hyde Park
Highland Lake
Fsam
Islington
Manchester
Mattapan
BiSlfora
Mt. Bowdoin
New Britain
Newburg
New London
New York
Middletown
Norwich
Norwood
Norwood Central
Paw Tucket
Philadelphia
Providence
Putnam
Readville
Ip Boem
River Street
Rockville
Conn
Southbridge
Dittons
Sam
Walpole
Washington, DC
Waterbury
Willimantic
Winslows
Ekater
Woonsocket Division
Boston & Albany Railroad
Needham and Way
Woonsocket
Eturn
Theain
New Haven
Pullman
Fishkill-on-Friidison
NEW England Limited . Jr
Air Line
Grand Central Depot
Gpm
Jersey City
Trenton
Washington
Richmond
Points
Danielsonville
City OF Worcester
City OF New York
Washington Street
A. A. Jackson
A.C. Kendall
NEW
Stonington
York
Boston & Providence Railroad
State Street
Boston & Providence R. Rk
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence RK
Boston and Providence Railroad Train Arrangements 1887
A station notice outlines Monday May 80 87 train schedules for Boston and Providence routes. It catalogs departures from Keaton Providence Attleboro Readville and many towns with frequent return times and special Sunday and holiday adjustments under A A Folsom supervision.
Steamers Pelgrim and Bristol Run Lights On East Coast Route
Boston departures at 6 pm weekdays and 7 pm Sundays from Old Colony Station on special express to Fall River with connections to steamers Pelgrim and Bristol. Evening music onboard. annex steamers link at New York wharf to Brooklyn and Jersey City. Tickets and berths at 8 Old State House and Old Colony Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelgrim
Bristol
Boston
Old Colony Station
Fall Iver
Pelgiriae
New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Old Colony
Special Notice A New Feature for Baggage Handling
Baggage checked from hotel or residence to destination for holders of tickets via the call should be left at Old State twoagers sn J R Kendrick General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Kendrick
Boston and Lowell Railroad Time Table May 1887
Boston station on Causeway Street issues a full timetable for Through Service from Boston to Tilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland Plymouth Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St Albans Montreal and more with local runs to Concord Keene Nashua and many towns. era timetable notes Pullman cars to Montreal and parlor cars via Vermont Central line. General superintendents Mell en and George W W Storer listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Boston
Causeway Street
City
Washington Street
Old State House
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
Montreal
Warren
Haverhill
Woods‘ale
St. Johnsbury
Hawpees
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Bristol
Forlaremont
White Mountain
Pullman
Rain Yla Centra
Vermont R. K
Passumpshire R
Ains
Concord
N. H
SUN
Keene
Peterboro
Si Tilaboro
Mullsboro
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Greenfield
Nashua
Vermont
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
Wagner
Central Vermont
R. R
W. Hobart
W. Cummings
Boston and Lowell R R Train Schedule Opens May 30 1887
Central Massachusetts Boston and Lowell RR Causeway Street announces new weekday and Sunday train times starting May 30 1887 from Boston to Jefferson and Way Stations Hudson Roeckbottom South Sudbury Wayland Weston Belmont Waverley and Waltham with express departures as listed and George W Storer general passenger agent C S Mellen general superintendent noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Lowell RR. R
Causeway Street
Boston
Jefferson and Way
SUN
Hudson
Roeckbottom
Sudbury
Wayland
Py Sun
Weston
Belmont
Waverley and
Waltham
Geo. W. Storer
Paas
Mellen
Boston and Maine Through Trains Schedule Fragments
Timetabled departures list multiple Boston and Maine routes from Haymarket and Causeway stations. Service includes Augusta, St. John Halifax, Eastport Calais, Lewiston and Portland, Nanchester Concord, North Conway, and Maine Central lines with varied morning, afternoon, and evening departures on select days along with connections to Halifax and other provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Haymarket St
Causeway St
Bauer
St. John
Halfax
Provinces
Aymarket Sq
Eastport
Calais
St. J. H
Halifax
N. H
Portland
Haymarket Sq
Lewiston
Nanchester
Concord
North Haymarket Sq
North Conway
Portland— Haymarket Sq
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Maox & Lincoln
Haymarket
Western Division Train Timetable Chicago Era Style
Detailed schedule lists numerous trains from Boston area stations to Alton Bay Rochester Farmington and back with numerous intermediate stops and Sunday trains. It catalogs departure times from Andover Dover Danvers Exeter Great Falls Haverhill Kennebunk Biddeford Saco Lawrence North Lawrence Newburyport Reading Salem Wakefield Wilmington and more with return trips and weekend variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Haymarket Square
Alton Bay
Rochester
Farmington
Andover
Dover
Danvers
Exeter
Great Falls
Haver Ul
Georgetown
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Saco
Lawrence
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Lowell
Qin
Return
Pato
Malden
Meafora
Melrose Highlands
Stoneham
Melrose
Merrimac
North Andover
Newburyport
Reading
Salem
Wakefield
Wilmington
Boston to Amesbury and branches rail schedule data
Eastern Division timetable lists trains from Boston Station to Amesbury and connected stops including Chelsea Dover Everett Rockport Salem and Lynn with numerous daily times and branches. Notable officials are James T. Furber general manager and D J Flanders general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Ener
Biddeford
Chelsea
Dover
Everett
Great Falls
Rochester
Hampton Eee
North Hampton
Rye Beach
Epawich
Lynn
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Middleton
Ewharscare
North Conway
Peabody and Danvers
Portsmouth
Revere
Rockport and
Gloucester Branch
Salem
Saugus
Swampscott
Wenham
Wolfeboro
Lynn and
Way
Newburyport
Portland
Bangor
St. John
Halifax
aVia Saugus
South Reading
Boston
Haymarket Square
City
Washington Street
James T. Furber
D. J. Flanders
Old Colony Train Schedules From Boston to New York 1887
Timetables detail weekday departures from Boston to New York via Fall River Line starting June 6 1887 with return times to various towns including Ashmont Barnstable Hyannis and others. The dense entries list multiple destinations and numerous departure and return times across regions and through connections, reflecting a comprehensive regional rail schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fall River Line
Coastal Rail and Boat Schedules Cited by Kendrick
New York via Fall River timetable shows multiple legs between Cohasset Hingham Plymouth Fall River and Taunton with arrivals and returns at 4.05 pm 5.30 pm 7.05 pm and other times. J R Kendrick general manager notes on departures trains boats from Fall River to New York and vice versa and on arrival of boats from any York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashmont
Rae Return
Barnstable
Yannis
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Hyannis
Braintree
Hirlagewater
Réekton
Buzzards Bay
Ance Bay
Wareham
Buzzard’s Bay
Onset Bay
Cape Ad
Provincetown
Hellfleet
Cohasset
Hinghamy
Hingham
Wools Faineturn
Woods
East Bridgewater
Abington
Brockton
St East Milton
Wes Quincy
West Quincy
East Milton
Mouth and Weymouth
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Fall
Taunton
Giennion
Fe Marriea
Squa
Sue
Marshfield
Milton
Baben
Iatlapen
Ereturn
Neponset
Mattapoisett
Be der
Middle« Oro
Aim
J Ren Fou
Nantucket
Col Il
Newport
Bedford
Return
Aee Easton
Stoughton
Mensdolph
Randolph
Einen
Easton
Plymouth
Duxbury
Rotur
Bigba
Rte
Tis
Sees
North Scituate
Seituate
Blam
Sea View
Shawmut
South Duxbury
Pe Root Ee
Dean Street
Hitman
Ee Weymouth
Whitman
South Bagengi
Bay Pay Pit Wollaston Heights
Aem
Wood's Hall
New York
Fall River
Strates
Feiymouth
Duxbury Road
South Braintree
New Bedford
Middleboro
York
Fall Riv
J. R. Kendrick
Libel Notice for Joseph Wetzell in Suffolk Court
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts orders libellat ive notice to Joseph Wetzell to appear before the justices in Boston Suffolk County. Publication required in the Moston Post once a week for three weeks, last on or before sixty days prior to the first Monday in September 1887. Attorney Evis Ha Gmer NxHoon represents the libellant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachuwrk
Ee Judicial Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Holden
Boston
Suffolk
Theresa Wet
Zell
Joseph Wetzell
Dedham
Norfolk County
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Warren
Joseph Wetze
Ibellee
Ana
Mary J. Caroline
Albert
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Moston Post
John Noble
Henry A, Clapp
Evis Ha Gmer
School Street
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Brighton
India Rubber m
Ss Cooperage St
Miquelon
Langley
Scotland
Africa
Philippine Islands
Argentine Republic
Germany
Italy
Eriks Sn
Els Stag
East Indies
Stone T Beeee
Wood
Belgium
Sane
Colombia
PANOV
British West Indifs
British Guiana
Abias
Guatemala
Suffolk County
Sheridan Avenue
Anna G. Andrews Et al
Elizabeth D. Adams
Cooper Street
Rollin S. Allen
Harriet N. Hardwick
Beacon Street
Jere Abbott
Edward 5. Robinson
Cypress Avenue
Edward Turner
William H. Shannon
Heridan Avenue
H. Maitland Gibson
Eliza V. Andrews
Roxpery
Frances J. Jennings
Samuel 8. Sprague
Mt. Pleasant Tree
Edwin Weld
Thomas Eeelot Yde
Stark Avenue
Milton C. Shephard
Francis L. Brown
Chester Avenue
Revene
Fannie Lapworth
Patrick J. Murray
Railroads
New England
Keaton
Shore Line
Breturn
Meturn
Meeturn
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
Hebronville
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Manefield
East Foxboro
Yu. Sharon
Canton Junction
Myde Park
Det
Mope
Clarendon Mills
Wis
Forest Hills
Ketuen
Daemaica
Em. M Boyleton
Tal
Keoxbury
Pedham
Spring Street
West Moss
Bighlands
Canton
Mt. Hope
A. A
Noweeewe Waren L. It
Palmer
le My
Billerica
Willmington
Walnut Hill
Stencham
Woburn
Ne Son
Winchester
Bell
We Medford
Ion
Mass
Lexington
George Ww
Storer
Pass’g
Central
Boston & Maine
Lowells
Medford
Boston Station
Montreal & West
Concord R. BR
B. and
N.H
U. E. Chamberlin
A. D
Theresa Wetzell
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