Money Market Glides Through Quiet Boston Session
The Boston money market remained quiet with slight offerings and easier tone. Call loans 3 to 4 percent. good business paper 4 to 4½. manufacturing paper soft, best corporations holding low rates. Government securities firm. New York funds steady with bonds near par to premium. Clearing house data show weekly gains versus last year, signaling improving trade as mid summer nears.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Boston Post
United States
Chicago
Dt. Louis
San Fran
Baltimore
N.orleans
Pittsburg
Kan
City
Louieville
Providence
Omaha
Neay Ia
Denver
Coos
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Memphis
Columbus
Hartford
New, Haven
Springfield
St. Joseph
Worcester
Lowell
Syracuse
N. Y
Dividends Declared by Several Companies
The Worcester, Nashua & Rochester directors have declared a 3 percent dividend payable July 15 and are able to figure 3 percent semi annually for an indefinite period. The Douglas Axe Manufacturing Company declares $2 per share. The Homestake Gold Mine declares 40 cents per share. The Ontario Sliver Mining Company declares a monthly dividend of 50 cents per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Douglas Axe Manufacturing Company
Homestake Gold Mine
Ontario Sliver Mining Company
Large 19th Century Trade Ledger and Market Summary
A dense trade ledger cites ship berths at Bruns, numerous banks and manufacturing firms with stock listings including Merchants' Electric Light and Power, State National Bank, Boston & Maine Railway, Middlesex Horse Railroad, and Great Falls Manufacturing. It records railroad earnings across Chicago, Long Island, Canadian Pacific, and Grand Trunk lines, plus June market reports on flour and grain, exports, and commodity prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and millfeed, with specific figures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apri
Coe Atlantic & Pacific
Arizona
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Miessrs. Mackintosh, Klaus & Co
Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis Company
Toldo, St. Louis
Kansas City
New York & New England
Erie Road
Boston
Willimantic
Western
Eastern Railroad
Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
Old Colony
Central Massachusetts Common
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
Consolidated
Consolidated Vermont
Rutland
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Railroad
Custom House
Guadalajara
Tepic
Ocean
Atlantic
Eagle
Market
Shoe & Leather
Blackstone
City
Exchange
North
Suffolk
Tremont
Union
Merchants
Webster
Amosrkeag
Great Falls
Manchester
Massachusetts
Naumkeag
Pepperll
Lawrence
Hamilton Woollens
Newmarket
State National Bank
Ceceeseeesee
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Sisese Los
Lds
McKay Metalic
Aiast
Michigan Central Air Line
OCO Nantaket Co
Railroad of Vermont
Ei Chunae
Suffolk National Bank
Market National Bank
Union National Spank
Ico
Cscs
Lancaster
Massachusetts Lotton Mill
Lawrence Manufacuring Company
Cse
Ese
Eee
Eenswabehsenae
Highland Street
City National Bank
SLIT
North National Bank
Ceee Asacenceese
Exchenge National Bank
Cseccress
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Bleckstore
Crccea
Naumbeau
Great Falls Manus Company Opecareres
Amery Manufacturing
Norway Plains
Great Falls Manufacturing Company
Northern
N. HB
Boston & Maine KR
Middlesex Gorse Railroad
Town Falls
Sioux City Bekaseis
National Tube Works
Boston Land Co
Odd Fellows’ Hail Association
Cleveland
Law
KR of
Vermont
Oregon
Market Recap sees railroad and coal stocks surge in steady session
New York traders shifted to a bullish tone with coal stocks leading gains after midafternoon trading. Lackawanna spiked 50 percent while other rails rose. Missouri Kansas Texas and Western Union also advanced. Exports of specie topped 1.34 million dollars with many issues higher, though some declines appeared earlier before a late rally.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Diay
Pacific Mail
Union Pacific
Omaha
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Western Union
Or Pear
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Dlaware & Hudson
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
Lake Shore
Nickel Plate
Lake Sor
Erie
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Northwestern
St. Paul
Sioux City
New York, Lackawanna & Western
Denver & Rio Grande Trust
Milwaukee & Northern
Mobile & Ohio
Estasion
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
Kansas & Pacific
Wabash
St. Louisa, Kansas City & Northern Omabhe
Fitchburg's New Time Table Adds Several Boston Links
The Fitchburg railway announces timetable changes with faster Albany to Boston service by one hour, new Boston to South Acton trains, and added Sunday service. Roberts, Watertown, Marlboro, and North Adams connections get new or adjusted departures including 11:10 am Boston South Acton, 1:59 pm Roberts to Boston, and a post July 4 shift of the Greenfield to Boston 3:25 pm train to start from North Adams at 2:00 pm.
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Fitchburg
Fitchburg Road
Albany
Troy
North Adams
Boston
South Acton
Roberts
Watertown
Waltham
Marlboro
Greenfield
Framingham and
Marlborough
Fayville
Southborough
Northborough
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchee
Berlin
West Berlin
Bolton
Pratt's Junction
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Hills
Worcester
Newton Highlands
Brookline
A. S Hanson
E. Gallup
Cohasset
Hingham
South Braintree
Quincy
Garrison Square
West Quincy
Milton
Neponset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
New Bedford
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Warmeath
Barnstable
Sandwich
Bourne
Hyannis
AD Po
Ted
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Late Railroad Construction Record This Week
The Railroad Gazette reports 944% miles of new track on five lines, including Northern routes. Increases: 1011 miles at multiple points, Hermosa extension 18 miles, Yezoo & Mississippi Valley to Sidon 32 miles, Kansas Nebraska Dakota to Blue Mound 22 miles, Corpus Christi 3 miles. Year to date total 1203 miles versus 667 in 1885 and other prior years.
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Chicago
Burlington
Fremont, Elxhorn & Miscouri Walier
Black Hills
Hermosa
Dak
Illinois Central
Yezoo & Mississippi Valley
Lexington
Miss
Sidon
Wits
Kansas
Nebraska & Dakota
Blue Mound
Kan
San Antonio & Aransas Press
Corpus Christi
Tex
Denver and Rio Grande Road April Earnings Report
The Denver and Rio Grande totals show gross end net earnings for April and year to date comparisons. Figures indicate increases in income and expenses from 1885 to 1886, with multiple categories including gross income, net, betterments, and balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Grose
Seee Bey
Inc
Bees Ees Belle M’ts, &c
Coos
Sas Rebie
London and Liverpool Market Roundup June Shipping Wheat and Cotton
Commercial reports from London Liverpool and Havana show wheat steady but slow demand with quiet spot markets. California wheat cited at 2394 per 500 tons, Liverpool quotes Winter wheat 63 9d, spring 63 7d, corn mixed Western 43 3d, bacon and cheese firmer, cotton prices dull with Upland around 51 4d and Orleans 53 1 6d, sugar market in Havana firm with refined grades and quantities shipped toward the United States.
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London
Ipohm
California
Liverpool
Michigan
Uplands
Orleans
Havana
Matanzas
United States
Havspa
New York
Minnesota
City
Canada
United
City Extra
India
Western
Wesern
Pennsylvania
Silesian
Chicago
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Financial allusions in London market report June 19
United States bonds show mixed quotes with US bonds and railway stocks firm on the London market. Gold outflow follows a sank of England rate cut while English and foreign securities gain. tin prices surge to the highest since 1833, with broad UK industry showing improvement and trade signs improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Stock Exchange
United Kingdom
Business troubles sweep multiple New England retailers
A string of insolvencies and assignments is reported across the Northeast. Edward Houlde of Newmarket and Louis Pirsig of Columbus assign to others. firms in Louisville, Ky and Hoboken face attachments. Creditors are offered 50 cents on the dollar in Holyoke and Wilmore, with meetings set at Worcester on July 6 to prove debts and appoint assignees.
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Edward Houlde
Newmarket
N. H
Louis Pirsig
Columbus
George D. Jones
Doucet
L. Jacobs
Louisville
William F. Lindsey
Meriden
Conn
Frank 8. Fay
John Quill
Holyoke
Eureka State Company
Poultney
R. Wynne Roberts
Samuel Msersham
West Arlington
Charles J. Talbott
Syracuse
N. Y
G. Hirschberg
Hoboken
N. J
M. Robinson
Danbury
Zariman & Whitmer, Grocers
Thornville
Boston
William F. Shaw
Bouchard & Rancourt
Lewiston
J.S. Knight
Portland
J. M. Eaton
Moreton
N. B
Peter Roberts
Douglass
Mass
Worcester
Sunday Trains Denied on State Road for Hoosac Western
The Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western railway sought permission to run Sunday excursions from North Adams to Saratoga between July 1 and October 1. The railroad commissioners refused, stating the proposed trains do not meet the statute and are not allowed. Chairman Thomas Russell signs the decision.
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Boston, Hoosac Tunnel & Western Railway
North Adams
Saratoga
Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel & Western Railway Company
State Railroad
Board
Thomas Russell
Hotel Wellesley opens season with visitors and big crowd
The Hotel Wellesley and Ridge Hill Farms opened for the season on Thursday with many guests including the Avon Club coaching party from Melrose and about 100 members of the class of 1886 from Wellesley College dining at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Krine Park
Ridge Hill Farms
Avon Club
Melrose
O. M. Southwick
Who breathes must suffer says a wary skeptic
A cryptic line claims suffering follows thought and only Salvation Oil can cure. The speaker suggests who breathes endures pain and thinkers mourn, presenting salvation as the sole remedy. The fragment hints at a proto medical or moral crisis and a tonic claim.
Commercial Flour Markets and Export Statistics May 1886
No change in flour or most grains with steady corn and firm refined sugars. Butter dull, cheese prices lower to sell, eggs steady, beans firmer, potatoes dull, fruit unchanged, and strawberries glutting. A May export summary from ports shows beef, pork and dairy values totaling 6,629,868 dollars with detailed weights and year over year comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Statistics
Butter and fruit markets mix of easy and steady quotes
Butter markets show large receipts with Western creamery prices at 15 16c in Chicago and 17 16c in New York, while cheese is weak with large receipts. Eggs and bay markets ease as apples hold near 2 3 per barrel and chenango potatoes supply grows. Norfolk to ship 659 apple crates and 1266 cwt cabbage with 3000 pounds potatoes.
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Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Bennes
Baracoa
Seayverns & Co
Carl Kenow
Bansanas
Jennie
Porto Rico
Armicitia
Seaverns & Sa
Vermont Dairy
YEGGS
New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
Palermo
Messina
Port
Aspinwall
Jamaica
Baracoas
Timothy
North
Do West
Clover
Red Ton
Jersey
Maine
Burbank
Norfolk
Bermuda
Cotton and sugar markets show quiet trading and steady prices
The market closes steady with middling uplands at 9 9 4c and low middling near 9 4c. Liverpool receipts 2018 bales, futures mostly steady for June to January contracts. Spot cotton steady, New York futures dull. Sugar quote: raw sugar steady with refined around 6 1 6c to 6 5 16c. Molasses quiet with Porto Rico 25 35c and Cuba boiling 50 deg test 1 74c.
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Ana
Liverpool
Mid Uplands
New York
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Eens
Beacon Light
Markets by Telegraph rail fault? Cotton and commodities mixed
Markets by Telegraph New York June 19 report cotton steady with mixed price levels across grades and strong flour and wheat notes. Grain details show higher No 2 red wheat and active export demand while corn and oats firm. various regional prices listed for pork lard and meat products.
Cotton Markets June 1 Expresses Varied Receipts and Stocks
The report shows net receipts across ports with totals like New Orleans 798 and Philadelphia 240, exports to Britain and France, stock levels such as 267,938 at New York and 415,796 across all ports, and mid to steady price tones ranging from 8 1/16c to 9 1/4c.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Great Britain
France
C. Mobile
C. Memphis
C. Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
C. Louisvile
United States
Fall River Print Cloth Market Faces Light Trading
Fall River Mass June 19 business in print cloths has been light with most activity on odd pieces. Weekly deliveries ease stock pressure. mills expect dividends July 1. Market steady with 60x563s at 218-16c and 64x64s at 34c less 4 percent.
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Fall River
Mass
Providence Print Cloth Market Prices and Sales Report
Providence June 19 The print cloths market remains firm though less active with prices for 64x45s at 5k less 4 percent and 56x60s at 213-16c. Sales reach 10,000 pieces, down from 54,000 last week, including 700 pieces 64x648 spots at 34c less 1g per cent and 2000 pieces 56x60s spots at 213-16c. manufacturers hold 70,600 pieces of 64s.
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New York
Boston
Boston Land
Bell Telephone
Napa Mining
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Burlington & Northern
Burlington & Quincy
California Southern
Eastern
Flint & Pere Marquette
Mexican Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
New York & New England
Union Pacific
Providence
Cattle Markets Report From Chicago Trade
Cattle receipts 1500 with 400 shipments reported weak demand. Shipping steers ranged around 275 to 540, stockers 260 to 455, cows bulls and mixed 175 to 340. Through Texas cattle 265 to 862ly. Hog receipts 16,000 with 4900 shipments steady to lower, rough and mixed prices 9 to 15 cents, packing and shipping 4 to 4 30, light 3 80 to 4 15, ships 2 50 to 3 75. Sheep receipts 300, shipments none, natives 2 to 4 dollars, Texans 2 to 3, lambs 1 50 to 3 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Emery and Hodges Letter on Wheat Market Outlook
A late private dispatch from Emery & Hodges reports a stronger market with mixed signals. Demand for export rises amid diminished visible supply, Nebraska crop yields feared low, and crib corn receipts are light with higher prices anticipated.
Chicago Grain Market slows as bulls shocked by dull day
C. S. Lee reports from Chicago that trading was slow with bulls surprised by the subdued pace. Cables improved late as Eichhold sent bullish despatches on poor European crops and late harvests. New York bought freely while St. Louis advanced, buying its short wheat amid grim global prospects.
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Chicago
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Eichhold
Europe
New York
St. Louis
Wheat market drifts as harvest stalls and prices edge higher
The crowd backs off as winter wheat movement slows while early harvest is postponed. Cudahy and Ream and followers appear quiet with brokers inactive. August moves to 75 44 to 75 5 4 cents, market firm. By close it rises to 75 5 4 3 4 cents, New York reports 41 loads for export, 76 3 4 cents paid on curb and open board, bids and asks lifting from 16 to 17 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy
Ream
New York
Curb
Infopen
Calla
Tzige
Clark and Ward's Letter on Market Conditions
Special despatches from Chicago to Clark & Ward report lower cables and fine weather lowering values, while continental weather prompts heavy buying from shorts at the open. Market steadies at day’s high. Visible supply down about 750000 bushels, wheat around 75c, corn firm with better demand, provisions quiet but firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Shorts
Ream
London Wool Sales See Strong Attendance And Seller Favor
London wool sales report shows good attendance and competitive bidding. Prices favored sellers as today’s total sales reached 11,200 lots, with most offerings from New Zealand and New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Zealand
New South Wales
Maritime Cargo Exports and Ship Movements Across Caribbean Ports
A compact ledger of vessels and shipments from Caribbean ports including Baracoa, St John PA, and Kingston Jamaica. Entries list steamer Kar Konow ten thousand bananas and 20000 cocoanuts, Jeanie with sugar and honey consignments, and brig Diadem along with numerous hides, molasses, cacao, and pineapples. Additional cargos feature sugar, molasses, cotton, and coal on ships such as Amicitia, Haytien Republic, and Benj Hale, with ballast from Glace Bay and Charlottetown. The record reflects a busy network of trade partners like W W & Co, Noyes, Dupuy, Howell, Seaveris, and Baring Brothers & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baracoa
W & CO K Noyes
ST John
Boston
Beste
New York
Jimenes, Hanted & Co
Liverroot
Glace Bay
Benj Hale
Darrow
Mann & Co
Glave Bay
Fred E Cox
Darrow, Menn& Co
Lingan
Electric Light
Diorne
Hamburg
Foreign Exports From Melouene and Port Antonio Trade
Long list of outbound goods across several ports including Melouene Port Antonio and Lunenburg. Items span sugar tobacco nails laths kerosene rosin canned fish bee hives farming tools hardware leather furniture machinery and more in varying quantities. Several vessels such as Steamer Lorenzo D Baker schooners and brigs carry flour salt lumber and oil while various cargoes are noted for Plymouth Nova Scotia and Charlottetown among others.
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Aus
Port Antonio
Lorenzo D Baker
Peivlo DE Grot
Louise
Souris
Surat
Staples Receipts Detail Rail Freight Goods
Saturday receipts from multiple railroads list cargoes including cotton wool flour corn oats malt milk beef grease butter cheese beans hay straw lumber hides leather and other goods with quantities in bales sacks bus boxes barrels totes crates and cars across lines such as Boston and Albany Rhode Island Providence New York and New England and Fitchburg, reflecting extensive commercial activity. The long list covers numerous commodities and units, indicating widespread trade movement and stockroom tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Raza Junction Railroad
Kosten and Providence Railroad
Old Gorony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Saiuread
Boston
Mamne Rairoad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Beston End
Lowell Reailroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products June 19 at Port
Table shows today’s receipts of principal staples from all points of shipment versus last year, including cotton bales, butter, wool, oleo, cheese, flour, eggs, oats, corn, wheat, hay, malt, lumber, pork, lard, hides, dry goods, coffee, sugar, molasses, and hides, with figures for 1885 and 1886.
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Taliow
Coce
Reece
Ciskins
Boston Area Train Timetable From 1900s Suburbs
A dense roster lists numerous towns including Westboro Southville Cordaville Ashland Milford and Framingham with numerous departure times across the day. The schedule also notes Sunday and weekday service patterns and returns from Fitchburg to Boston with multiple stops and agents listed A S Hanson and E Gallup sign as general petitioners or officials.
New York and New England ER Passenger Train Service Listing
Corrected to June 2 1886. Weekdays schedules from Boston to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. dining car from Boston. New Work Norwich Line and New York Air Line connections. Numerous stops including Willimantic Waterbury Danbury and Providence with frequent departures and Sunday variations. Woonsocket Division noted with multiple daily trips and return times.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Norwich
New York
Air Line
New England Limited
Middletown
New Haven
Pullman
Hartford
New Britain
Waterbury
Danbury
Finhhill
Grand Central Depot
Willimantic
eBe
Bristol
Jersey City
Trenton
Richmond
New London
Danielsonville
Putnam
City of Worcester
City of
Washington Street
H. Turner
A. G. Kendall
Train Schedule Notices for Weekdays and Connections
Train times adjusted for Monday Wednesday Friday and Tuesday Thursday Saturday with 11 15 pm and 5 minute later schedules. Connections to Providence 8 30 am and Shore Line from New York pass Mansfield with possible detention until 9. A A Folsom superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Providence
Mansfield
Shore Line
A. A. Folsom
Hoosac Tunnel Route Shows Summer Train Schedule Changes
The Boston and Maine announces new daily and Sunday train times effective June 20 1886. Services from Boston to the West and Troy follow various departures with through sleeping cars to Syracuse Chicago St. Louis Albany and New York Central routes. Numerous stops include Gardner Athol Orange Greenfield and Brattleboro with complex listed times and connections. John Adams General Superintendent notes schedules. some limited runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Baldwinsville excluded east of Ware River crossing.
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Boston & Albany R.R
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Springfield
Pittsfield
Albany
Wrest
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Syracuse
N. Y
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Kcenes
Jattrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
Marlboro Keene
Westmoreland
Walpee
St. Johns
Delaware and Hudson Caval Company
Rutland R. R
White River Junction
Ogdensberg
A. Faxon
W. R. Stewart
Keene, N. H
Bine
Pilg Hee
Idt Colony
Brooklyn
Oia State House
Washington and
State Streets
L. H. Palmer
J. R. Kendrick
Old State House
Long Island Sound
Pilgrim
Concord RB. R
Chamberlin
R. I
Bostom
Saudays
Steamboat
Stonington Line
Meturitts
Wedgeville
Bebronville
Hetourn
Attieboro
Soturs
North Attieboro
Betuarn
Slam
Miama Field
East Foxboro
Sheturm
Sharon
Carmton Junction
Motarn
Myce Park
Mr. Hope and
Claren
Don Bils
Bheturm
Forest Hille
Ileturm
Boylston
Heturn
Roxbury
Dedhaus
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Highlend
Breéurum
Stoughton
Canton
Sieturm
Mt. Hope
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Boxston
Rm. Kreturn
Newport
Meturn
Taunton
Brockton
Mreturn
Central Station
Dean Street
North Easton
Randolph
Meeturn
Middleboro
Breckton
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Whitman
Breturn
Taurnton
Way
the Weymouths
Marshfield
Scituate
Weymouth
Rendick
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!