Boston Commercial Record of June 23 1881 Market Summary
Boston stock board reported a dull session with gains in Cincinnati Sandusky and Cleveland shares and other railroad issues. Bond trading firm, New York speculation weak by noon, money market easing with lower deposit rates, and exchange steady with minor gains in government securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Board
Cincinnati
Sandusky and
Cleveland
New York
Flint
Pere Marquette
Chicago
West Michigan
Connecticut
Passumpsic
Toledo
Delphos
Burlington
Wisconsin Central
Ogdenbbury
Lake Champlain
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Eastern
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
New Hingland
Hartford and Erie
Eastern Railroad
Merchandise National Bank
Old Boston National
Continental Mills
Boston
Hartford
Erie
Boston Clearing House
New England Trust Company
Wholesale prices current for week ending June 22
Price list shows the current wholesale rates for various goods for the week ending June 22. Figures are corrected expressly for this paper and reflect market movements.
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies in July
A summary of anticipated and declared dividends across firms including Bates Manufacturing Cabot Manufacturing Quincy Railroad Bridge Union Market National Bank East Boston Dry Dock Fitchburg Railroad American Bell Telephone Attleboro Branch Railroad Pacific Mills La Plata Mining and Smelting Massachusetts Central Chicago Rock Island Pacific Western Union Canada Southern St Paul Lake Erie Western Vanderbilt Michigan Central Louisville and Nashville with pay dates mostly July 1 and late June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile and
Ohio
Union Pacific
Boston
Hartford
Erie
U. S
St. Louis
San Francisco
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
New York Central
Western Union
Istern
Northern Pacific
Wabash Pacific
West Canada Soubeti Ce
Cceccessevecs
Sedual Paciac
Delaware, Lack, and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Ul Ltd
Ssesesse Bas
Seaud
Hannibal Ana St. Jo
Kansas
Texas
Lake One
Louisville
Nashville
Lake Erie and
Western
Michigan Central
Manhattan
Big Memphis
Charneston
Sussouri Pacific
Northwestern
New Jersey Central
Mississippi
Ontario
Wester
Ohio Central
Peoria
Decatur
Ev Pacific Mall
Ecoces
Logansville
Philadelphia
Reading
Milwaukee
St. Paul
St. Pau
Omiebeis
Portland
Scott OO
Ee Eastern
B. Ayres
Gannel Bnelsh
Hemlock Sole
Vak. Sole
Buffalo
Cambérland
Clearfield
Hemlock
Domingo
Ili
Costa Rica
Rio
Maracaibon
Jamaica
Ula
Byrd
Pruce
GO. Coud
Lake Erie and Western
Sap
Decatur & Evans
N.Y
West
Bloom
Pitts & West
Gation
Colum
Muscovang
Pacific Bonds
C. K
WhiCienfuegos
Pacific Ists
Aton
Terre Haute
Balsam Covayi
Arbanoes
wWa
Lado ZraNnté
Seseveesseeet
Ofsts Ccuires Ensbesses Bed PO
New Orleans
Bia
Wabd
Pac
Peru
raTtford & Erie
Han
St. JO
Letica
C.cvhl
Modeer
Ravel
Paul& S$ City
Tron Mountain
Rosin
Paie
Panets
Coca
Irimstone
Toll
Pacific
Cal
Lida Campabor
Uni
St. L
Onecea
Vakum
Ofa Lea
Ofa Lea Kan. Pacific Con
Iby
Kapsas
Cnion Pacific
Wilmington
Teleno. Vel
Central Pacific
B. Do
St. Kaul & Ac
Crysta
Lmnseed
Limes Central
Bos
Air Line Pfu
Spern
E .Hi
Burland Quigey
Chicago and
Metropolitan
Epsom Salts
New York
St. Paulk Omaha
Garancinel
Michigan
Louisiana
Chi
Mil
St. P Coyoo
Wastern
Kowrie
Derrevene
West Union
Shellac
Orange
Delaware & Lack
Missouri Pacific
Wenhaden
Morris and Essex
U/n.Telegraph Go
Bb. del
Pacific Mail
Seeries
N.d. Central
Adams Express
Neaging Syccasccasa
Weiss, Fargo & Co
Ipecac
Ohio and Mississivr
Express Co
Jnesapeake & Ohio
Boston Wat
Boston Land
Canlon
Butch Madder
Lia
Vermilion
Ensiia
Whiting
Paris Green
Buco S. Cciscpeenees
GS Abittio Chiel
Cccdnel
Paris White
Alta Montana
Baeech RS
Buil Domingo
Northern Belle
Cassia
Oru
California
Esceses
Oriental Miller
IOC
Central Arizoba
Cribine Sud
Oriental— I
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
K Consolidated Va
Silver Cliff
Pennyroyal
Ceeseec
Otto Rose
Leadville
Nor
Choice Dairy
Sai Soda
Vermont
Senna
Alex
North
East India
Carolina
Rangoon
Sia
Gambier
Mea
Turks Island
St Martin’s
Imuigo
Bengal
St Domingo
Busbel
Lima
Calcutta
Timothy
Bbus
Juastia
Cleves
Randy Hae
Shore
Otard
Dupny
Martel
Hennessey
Marett & Co
England
Supe Bay
Indiana
Do. da Lou
Valencia
CaseyCutter’s
Dodoin Bond
Ido Bre
Florida
Malaga
London
Eng
Sicily
Imperia
D. Casa
Jate Batts
T. Straits
Montevideo
A. Kiotrranue
Iimoco
Havana
Matamoras
Bond
Bahia
Buenosark S R
Arg
Sierra Leone
Po Malaga
Porta
Brighton
Sherry Yriarte
Dot Gordon & Co
iNive
Champ
BF Case
Slaughter
Pennsylvanis
Cape
Patna
Madras
Buenos Ayres N
Mich
Tampico
Matamoros
India
Para
Norway
Delaine
Lanverides
Russia
Bates Manufacturing Company
Cabot Manufacturing Company
Quincy Railroad Bridge Company
Union Market National Bank of Watertown
East Boston Dry Dock Company
Fitchburg Railroad Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Attleboro’ Branch Railroad Company
Pacific Mills Company
la Plata Mining and Smelting Company
Massachusetts Central Railroad Company
New England Trust Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Vanderbilt
Canada Southern
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Bunkers
Michigan Central Company
Louisville and Nashville
Boston Stocks Exchange Sales at Brokers Board
On June 22 the Boston Stocks Exchange reports first call and second call sales at the brokers board. The brief notes activity levels for the day and references ongoing trading at the market floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokers Board
London Market Notes on Grains and Commodities
The report covers foreign markets in London and Liverpool with firm wheat and corn prices, No 2 fed wheat for prompt shipment at 46s 3d, California wheat at 46s 6d, and American corn at 34s 6d. It notes arrivals off the coast moderate for wheat and small for corn, with Continental wheat passages and UK imports of wheat and corn rising. Also listed are flour and grain prices in Liverpool, provisions, and cotton activity with forward futures terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mark Lane
California
Paris
Liverpool
United
Uplands
Orleans
Olga
Freight Market Weathers Quiet Summer Shipping
New York June 22 trade remains quiet with little rate movement across grain petroleum and general cargo. Short sea routes to West Indies Mexico Central America Brazil and Iver Plate fetch better rates than trans Atlantic. Lumber freights cool but firmer than earlier. coal freights slightly better and English steam lines show fair activity with some rate increases. Portland Maine June 21 tonnage supply floods port with several charters including to Matanzas and Cardenas and multiple lumber and sugar shipments noted along with a coal move and deck loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Windward
Leeward West India Islands
Mexico
Central America
Brazil
Iver Plate
Portland
Matanzas
Archer
Buenos Ayres
Augustine Kobve
Cardenas
Minnie Taylor
AJ Pettengil
Joseph Clark
Kennebec
Galveston
Nellie Starr
Philadelphia
David Tortey
Wiscasset
Trade and Its Outlook Exports and Market Notes
Trade and market summaries from May 1881 report U S exports of provisions and tallow, with figures for New York and Philadelphia. Cheese sales in Utica surge on strong demand, pushing prices higher. milk supply tightens while grass remains good. London and Liverpool markets show stability, and Chicago grain and live hog receipts are noted with minor price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New York
Philadelphia
United States
Chicago Park
Cincinnati
Chicago
Liverpool
Beerbohm
London
Mark Lane
Utica
Ang Ais
Porto Rico
NAVAL
Wilmington
Vermont
Richmond
Sage
St Albans
N. Y
Poe
Little Falls
Gairy
Bermudas
Bermuda
Norfolk
Florida
Rangoon
Bond
Trapani
Cadiz
Turks
Sland
Calcutta
Singapore
Cassia
Pimento
Slassic & PR
Spiriis
Brandy
Planuat & Co
Otara
Dupuy
Pelievoisin
Cienfuegos
Sicily
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Congou
Zac
Souchong
Oolong
Japans
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending June 22
A dense price survey across commodities lists ashes, alcohol, coal, coffee, cotton, drugs, dyes, dry goods, fish, flour, grain, metals, petroleum, provisions, produce, and more. Highlights include firm coffee and sugar markets, steady lumber and lime prices, and varied animal products with notable mackerel and herring activity. Prices shown for Boston wholesale markets and national items with numerous firming trends and weekly receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Acra
Clearfield
Cumberland
Rio
JaVa
Receipts of Domestic Staples by Railways and Vessels
Detailed loadings of flour corn oats wheat and other staples across multiple railroads and sea routes. Records show quantities of bbls, bushels, bales, boxes, and cases for Boston and Albany Grand Junction Gild Colony New York and New England Providence Eastern Lower Maine Fitchburg Merritt and Co Salem Express Munroe and Arnold Moulton's Salem Express and J A Moulton's Salem Express with leather hams butter eggs cheese and meats among items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany Railroad
Grand Junction
Gild Colony Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Lear Lamber
Delis
Providence Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Bates
Maine Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Carshay
Merritt & Co
Salem Express
Munroe & Arnold Peabody Express
Total Receipts of Domestic Staples June 22 at Port
Interior shipment totals compared with last year showCotton Wool Butter Flour Cheese Eggs Wheat Potatoes Oats Rice and other staples in transit and received at the port. The table lists 1881 and 1880 figures for items such as Cotton Molasses Wool Butter Flour Cheese Eggs Wheat Potatoes Oats Rice and more with multiple units and containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dississai Ieee
DING
Bsa
Seewee
Shorts
TOR, der Sas Cscs
Bradford Market Report of Live Stock and Grains
Market data from Briewton Cattle Market detailing arrivals by car loads, cattle and sheep quotes, western cattle sales by dealers such as AN Monroe and Stetson, beef and fat pork prices, lard and tallow values, horse and sheep prices, and freight rates. Includes Wheat and Corn prices from multiple cities, with panoptic regional figures and recent week totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A N Monroe
Brighton
Monroe
J Stetson
J McFlynn
KE Farrell
Leavitt & Son
Fitch & James
J B Cook
Boston Shipments of Live Stock and Beef for Week Ending June 22 1881
Boston records show steamers Missouri Hooper Pacenician and Bavarian carrying live cattle sheep and dressed beef to Liverpool Glasgow and London. Total live cattle shipped include 1.02y on Missouri and 140 on Hooper plus 200 on Bavarian, with 1 129 quarters and 795 quarters dressed beef for various firms. Market reports say English prices are unchanged and trade remains dull, making current profits unlikely despite low freights and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Extra India Mess
Boston Do
Family Mess
Tierce
City Extra India Mets
Lawu Co
Sige
Yine
Sil
Old State
Liverpool
Tiigi
Sus Tin
Chicago
Vyorn
C. Oats Strong
Aigher
Jane
Buffalo
ST. Louis
Lara
Toledo
Michigan
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bard
Milwaukee Barn
New York
Party
Ginginnati
Boston
Missouri
Messrs. Linghan
F.R. Lingham
Pacenician
Glasgow
Cotton and Market Reports From Savannah and New York
Cotton markets show firmness in New York with 658 bales sold and prices steady to slightly higher. Atlantic coast shipments and exports mixed. Grain and flour futures move, with wheat and corn prices edging up on strong export demand and speculative activity.
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New York
Continental Exchange
United States
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans
Texas
St Louis
Minnesota
Obis City
Xtra
Milwaukee
Chicago
C. Cofilee
Rio
Maracaibo
Cuba
Mnusco- Vado
Bscul
English Islands
Porto Rico
Rangoon
Carolina
Louisiana
United Au
Olga
Ilac
Zia
Buenos Ayres
Pew
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Across Boston Area
A compilation of transfers, quitclaims, and mortgages in multiple Boston neighborhoods including Boylston Marlboro East and South Boston. Entries cover buyers and sellers such as Caroline Richardson Ebenezer Sears Henry Whitewell and John Brown plus properties, prices, and dates through June 1881 with several mortgage details and an auction notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston Street
Caroline M. Richardson
Geddge Richardson
Marlboro Street
Henry Whitewell
Eben Sears
William J. Bow
Court Street
Michael Alexander Count Kleczkowska
May Place
George Phippen, Jr
Jonathan W Baker
Arch Street
Charles G. Chase
Willam Minot
Upton Street
George ¥. Emery
Albert P. Fairer
Westminster Street
Hyannis Savings Bank
Silver Street
Daniel E. Safford
Thomas H. Carbey
Kate Sears
G Bear Sixth
John P. Brown
James Barrett
As Alker
Thomas H.carbey
Ellen Hurley
Sixth
E Street
John GC. Crowley
Nicholas Sg
Newell v Beard seeks $30000 in port duty dispute
In the 8S Circuit Court before Judge Corr on June 22, James W. Newell sues Alanson W. Beard to recover duties charged on Swedish bar iron labeled steel. The dispute centers on whether the import was iron or steel with about $30000 alleged in duties. Lawyers L Woodbury Chauncey Smith represent the plaintiff while E R Hoar and George P Sanger defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Newell
Alanson W. Beard
L. Woodbury
Chauncey Smith
E.R. Hoar
George P. Sanger
Extradition Fight Over Ormay Embezzlement Case
Inre Ormay before Judge Newtson the Austrian government seeks Stefan Ormay extradition for embezzling City hospital funds in Buda Pesth. The defense objects to depositions as unauthenticated and argues treaty coverage excludes Hungary. Complainant seeks more time to prove depositions. continuance decision pending. Geo P Sanger Jr for complainant Godfrey Morse for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inre Ormay
Stefan Ormay
Buda Pesth
United States
Austria
Hungary
Geo. P. Sanger, Jr
Godfrey Morse
Priests vs Walker Breach Suit Over Ventilating Damper Patent
In court before Judge Rockwell No 3698 the plaintiffs David H. Priest and others sue George W. Walker and others seeking 3934 dollars for breach of an agreement that made defendants agents to sell a ventilating damper until they paid plaintiffs 5000 dollars and assigned the patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Priest
George WV. Walker
Legal docket entries and cases from Elza J Emmes suit
Second Session before Judge Starma Weal Local civil docket lists cases No 3609 Elza J Emmes vs James Feety suit to recover 105 for three months rent at 473 Commercial Street January to April 1880 verdict for plaintiff 35 with J Thomas for plaintiff and E Grover for defendant No 3617 Walter H Balch vs William Cummings tort action damages 1000 for seduction of wife Sarah H Balch defendant defaulted one witness and case suspended A E Warner for plaintiff No suits B Perkins of Cat to Te coVe coal price 5 tons coal screening at 7 cents per ton shipped from Pietou M S Aug 27 1880 defendants claim coal not warranted quality and seek recovery C P Gallagher for plaintiffs S H Dudley for defendants IN ORDER Nos 1 36 ui Bal en v Cummings 2 489 Mitchell Jordan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza J. Emmes
James Feety
Commercial Street
J. Thomas
E. Grover
Walter H. Balch
William Cummings
Sarah H. Balch
A. E. Warner
B. Perkins
Pietou
M. S
C. P. Gallagher
S. H. Dudley
Lewd cohabitation and larceny cases heard in Superior Court
In the Criminal Session on June 22 before Judge Aloricu the jury heard lewd and lascivious cohabitation involving George Montegrillo and Girolama Basso, found not guilty on disturbing the peace with Johan Alahly and M Leonard, and larceny from the person with Daniel Lo and Patrick Clary listed as cases on trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Montegrillo
Girolama Basso
J.grepam
J. Ahern
D. Collins, Jr
Johan Alahly
M Leonard
Daniello
Patrick Clary
Court fines and sentences in central and Highlands districts
In central court before Judge Churchill Mary Mahoney held on $100 bonds for assault. Nicholas Milo $15 costs for assault. Elizabeth Green and Mary Murphy sentenced to four and three months in the house of industry for larceny. Kehoe fined $2 for assault and battery. Johan Lloyd six months in house of industry as common drunkard. Mary Shields one year in house of industry. bonds for appearance set at seven. Catharine Shields on probation. Lombard assault and battery with $20 costs. Grant held $500 bonds for July 6 trial. Abbott six months in house of industry for common drunkard. Ella Wells fined $5 for larceny. Coppingtop $100 and costs for liquor case, appeals and $4 bonds for superior court. Carney placed on probation. Maynard fined $20 for obtaining money under false pretences. Highlands district Judge Wheetock dispositions include Brennan second drunk fined costs. Quirk and Cochrane vagrancy acquitted. Quinn on vagrancy case. Callahan held for juvenile court trial on theft charge. Rooney two months in house of industry for drunkenness second offence, plus one month for disturbing the peace. Otson and Watson up for assault and battery. Julia Watson fined $5 and costs. Michael Watson discharged. Patrick Gaughan fined $2 for assault and battery in juvenile session. Davis case laid on file. Powers and Murphy fined $2 for larceny. Riley acquitted. Fred Clark sentence laid on file after March 19 conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Churchill
Mary Mahoney
Nicholas Milo
Elizabeth Green
Mary Murphy
House of Industry
Charles Kehoe
Johan Lloyd
Mary Shields
Superior Court
Jona Carney
John Maynard
Highlands District Court
Wheetock
Elien Brennan
Thomas Quirk
John F. Cochrane
Wiliam B. Quinn
James Callahan
Owen Rooney
Michael Otson
Julia Watson
Eben Scapian
Kemble Street
Julia
Michael
Patrick Gaughan
Robert Davis
John Powers
Patrick Murphy
Herbert J. Riley
Fred Clark
Naval Matters From The Navy Depart ment Dispatch
The Nipsic arrived at Antwerp Monday June 20 as Yantic sailed from Florida for Campeche and sank. Vardalia arrived New London from New York. Several officers and engineers were ordered to ships including Quinnebaug and Alarm. A four ton compo sition shoe for Lacaster was cast and engines tested. A navy order bans women from service ships. Mayflower Standish cadet engineers sailed for Norfolk. Many detachments and reassignments to Quinnebanug Pensacola Wachusett and other vessels announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nipsic
Antwerp
Yantic
Neg Eee Fla
Campeche
Vardalia
New London
A. W. Morley
Carpenter G Northup
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Frederick H. Paine
Trenton
Robert E. Impey
New York
Portsmouth
N. H
Kittery Navy Yard
D. B. Macomb
Navy Department
United States Navy
Constellation
Cape Henry
Mayflower
Standish
Washington Navy Yard
Norfolk
W. J. Barnett
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Edward P. Wood
William H. Jacques
Andrew C. McMecham
Edward P. Bridge
Jas
Fl. Dayton
David Peacock
William G. Cutler
John H. Parker
Daniel McMartrie
Enginneer B. B. F. Whirton
Arthur Price
Ira N. Hollis
Robert §. Griffin
Charles B. McGruder
Josiah KE. Kein
George P. Barnes
Quinnebanug
Franklin Hanford
Pensacola
George H. Peters
Nautical Almanac Office
Constitution
W. J. A. Rooney
Wachusett
Stephen Rand
Quinnebaug
Winchester's Hipophosphites Promised Cure All
Advertisement for Winchester's Hipophosphites claims to cure consumption coughs weak lungs bronchitis and general debility. The product asserts an 21 years establishment and offers remedies for multiple respiratory and systemic ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Multiple June Marriages Include Harding Williams and Turner Hodge
In this city on June 21 Rev Henry A Coit assisted by Rev J I T Coolidge joined Benjamin Fosdick Harding to Lucy Lambert. Also June 16 Fred erick W Brown wed Lottie C Kidd in Boston. June 19 John G Nichols married Sadie M Perkins. Chelsea pair Frank R Rechel to Mary A Kohlrausch and George W E Turner to Laura A Hodge wed in Chelsea. Brockton couple Charlies E Field and Louisa G Allen and Lancaster man N Lincoln to Mary Lewis were married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding—Williams
Henry A Coit
Jit Coolidge
Benjamin Fosdick Harding
Lucy Lambert
George Foster Williams
Roxbury
Brown—Kidd
Henry A Cooke
Frederick W Brown
Lottie C Kidd
Boston
Nichols—Perkins
T D Lambert
John G Nichols
Sadie M Perkins
Rechel
Kohlrausch
Chelsea
Deaths in Massachusetts and Local Obituaries June 188
Obituaries list multiple notices from Helena to Boston for June 16 to 21 including C Frank Blanchard Emma Blanchard Caroline White James Boyd and others. The mortality report summarizes week ending June 18 with 62 deaths from zymotic diseases 66 from consumption 18 from scarlet fever etc and provides city rates for Boston Lowell Worcester Cambridge and more with overall weekly death rate 18.24.
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Blanchard
Helena
Montana Territory
C Frank
Charles Hard
Emma F Blanchard
Milton
Mass
Caroline White
Massachusetts
State Board of Health
Boston
Fall River
New Bedford
Plymouth
Lowell
Worcester
Websters
Attleboro
Ebater
Cambridge
Pall River
Awrence
Awe
LYDD
Springfield
Safew
Somerville
Holyoke
Chelsea
Taunton
Gloucester
Paverhll
Newton
Newbursport
Fitchburg
Ai. P. Walcott
M.D
Hop Bitters Promises Nerve Health and Stomach Strength
The advertisement claims nervousness stems from indigestion and stomach weakness. It asserts Hop Bitters strengthens the stomach purifies the blood and keeps the liver and kidneys active to remove toxins from the body.
Comprehensive New England Train Schedules to Boston and Nearby Cities
A dense timetable lists rail departures to Boston, St John, Halifax, Portland, and numerous regional towns including Mt. Desert, Castine, Bangor, Waterville, Skowhegan, Rockport, Gloucester, Newburyport, Salem, Marblehead, Chelsea, Everett, and many coastal and inland stops. Multiple daily times indicate boat connections from Portland, Sundays and weekdays with varied shifts, plus branch and Sunday services.
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Boston
St. John
Halifax
Provinces
Portland
Mt. Desert
Southwest
Bar Harbors
Castine
Sedgwick
Millbridge
Jonesport
Miahiasport
P&m
Bangor
Waterville
Skowhegan
Farmington
Kock
Ham
Augusta
Brunswick
Lew
Montrea
Sun
Amesbury
Newburyport
Epswic
Wenham
Essex
Rockport
Cester
Magnolia
Manchester
Helbawn
V.eu
Danvers, Peabody, Etc
Middleton
Lawrence
Salemn
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Swampscott
E.cham
Sam
Chelsea
Everett
Sun. & Am
West Everett
Maiden and Saugus
Ste Jonm
Bamgor
Gusta
Woo A
Lewtlse Tom
Saco
Biddeford
North Corway
Wolfboro
Rochester
Great Falls
Dover
Ortsmouthing
North Hampton iRye Beach
Hampton
Beach
Newebury
Ipswich
Rock
Port
Gloucester Branch
Severly
Damners
Salema
Mlymm
Hev
Saugus
eWorkingmen
Lynn
Suan
D. W. Sanborn
Mast
Lucius Tuttle
Trains to New York via Fall River and Taunton Lines
Schedule of trains from Boston to New York via Fall River and Taunton with morning and evening departures to New York and various return times. Includes numerous stops at South Braintree Plymouth Duxbury Seacock Cohasset Hingham Weymouth and destinations like Nantucket and Cape Cod Division with Sunday trains and notes on express and via Bridgewater services.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Newport
Taunton
Bridgewater
Dean Street
Weir Junction
Wales Street
North Easton
Seeman Tome Randolph
Randolph
Stoughton
Middleborough
South Abit
Brockton
Holbrook
South Abington
Weymouth
South Duxbury
Marshfield
Seituate
Cohasset and
Hingham
Cohasset
East Weymouth
New Bedford
Braintree
Braine
Quincy
Woleinston Heights
Athantic
Nepomset
Harrison Square
East Milton
West Quincy
Mattapan
Neponset
Nenonset
Em. Miltom Lower Millis
Nevonset
Miartha’s Vineyard
Wood's Hall
Wood's Holl
Nantucket
Wood’s Holl
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Yarmouth
Aly
Sandwich
Barnstable
Hyannis
Mattapoisett
Northern Division
Marlboro
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchburn
Fall Hiver
Paunton
South Braintree and
Way
South Braintree
Plymouth
Duxbury
Cobasset
South Shore Roads
Marshtred
Scituate
J. R. Kendrick Snove
Providence
Efrain
Pawtucken
Dodgeville
Hebronville
Attleboro
North Attleboro
West Mayfield
Demu
Heturn
Miamsfield
Betworm
Foxboro
Sharon
Beta
Canton Jumcetion
Heturra
Readwille
Hiyae Park
Heturr
Mit
Hope and Clardon Mills
Forest Hill
Jamaica Plain
Hetwrm
Lage Isuyston
Returm
Roxbury
APU de Ham
Heturm
Spring Street
West Hoxbury and Highland
Oak Bluffs
Boston and Maine line schedule excerpts with numerous stops
Train times for Boston to Maine and New Brunswick routes list departures from Boston and Hal ifax connections. The dense timetable shows daily and weekend departures to Portland Lewiston Reading Haverhill and other towns with special notes on Wednesdays and Fridays and Sunday trains.
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