Money Market After Quiet Session in Boston Trading
The Boston money market remained quiet on Tuesday evening June 22 with light demand outside wool trade. Loans on call with collateral edged toward 3 to 4 percent, good business paper at 4 to 5 percent, and 44 percent as a fair average. Clearing house balances eased, New York funds traded at par to a small premium, and government securities held firm. The stock market opened steady then weakened, with notable declines as Wall Street sentiment weighed on several issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sterling
Burlington, Vt
C. H W. Venner & Co
Wall Street
Lake Shore
Chicago
Omaha
Atlanez Mining
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Burlington & Quincy
Eastern
Lowell
Mexican Central
New York & New England
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Rutland
Wisconsin Central
Toledo
Cincinnati & St. Louis
St. Paul
Nortwestern Company
Northwest
Cincinnati
Sandusky & Cleveland
Supreme Court of Ohio
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Company
Sandusky Railroad Company
Pullman Palace
Central Transportation Company
Pullman Palace Car Company
Flint & Pere Marquette Preferred
Cleveland & Canton
St. Louis
Marion
Ind
H. R. Low & Co
Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Oregon Transcontinental
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Summit
Swith
State House
New England
Boston & Lowell
Concord
Rutlend
Vermont & Massachusetts
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Denver
Sonora
Bell Telephone
Pittsburg
Penn
Parkersburg
W. Va
United States
Ircuit Couvirt
Bond
American Bell Telephoie Company
Long Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Company
Prime Mercantile
Har
Sterling Exchange
Cleveland
Columbus
Indianapolis
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rock Island
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre
Minnesota
Danver
Rio Grande
Hounston & Texas
Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western
New Orleans & Mobile
Norfolk & Western
Ohio & Mississippi
Central Pacific
San Joaquin
Central
Wabash General Trust
Caicags Division
Mobile & @bio first
Peoria
Decatur & Evansville
Bond Market Snapshot Reflects Mixed Prices and Rail Stocks
The page lists closing prices for bonds and railroads with figures such as New York Central, Union Pacific, and Northern Pacific. It highlights varied yields and trades across many issues, including Western rail lines and mining stocks, with mixed performance and notable price levels.
New York Markets Show Narrow Declines and Mixed Activity
New York trading sessions close with slight losses on the active list as railroad stocks weaken while Wabash remains strong. Bonds stay quiet, and rates drift with selling pressure easing before final bell. overall market sentiment points to lower prices.
Stock Exchange Preferreds and Listings Fragment
Fragment lists numerous railways, utilities, and financials with preferred and common stock mentions. Names include Chicago & Alton, New York Central, Union Pacific, Reading, Wells Fargo, Erie, Central Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and many others with percentages and coupon notes. The garbled OCR shows a dense catalog of tickers, preferred indicators, and scattered prices across multiple lines.
Mining stock closing prices list
San Francisco on June 22 reports official closing prices for mining stocks. The list includes Bulwer, Hale & Norcross, Bodie Consolidated, Dome Mines, Eureka Consolidated, and California and Virginia. Prices show small fractions and indicators of market activity for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Bulwer
Hale & Norcross
Bodie
Dr F De V Hoard Praises Nervine Use in Concordia
Dr F De V Hoard of Concordia Kansas states he has used the product personally and is greatly pleased with its action as a nervine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. de V. Hoard
Concordia
Kan
Port shipments show steady totals and new company elections
Shipments from Two Harbors approximate 1855 levels with 12 418 tons from Gogebie mines added. total 304 796 gross tons for Oregon & Transcontinental Co. board elections favor Elijah Smith ticket with 314 thousand shares. Oregon Improvement Co. directors named. Oregon Railway and Navigation and Northern Pacific elections scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebie
Lake Superior
Jake
Tne Totei
J. d. Higginson
A. 8. Hosenbaum
J. N. Denison
C. J. Smith
J. M. Fox
C. H. Prescott
Joseph Simon
D. P. Thomson
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Northern Pacific Terminal
Gainesville Approves Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Right of Way
The Gainesville city council approved 29000 for the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe to secure city right of way and to buy grounds for depot purposes. The depot will lie west of Missouri Pacific’s, and be a stone and brick structure. Train service is expected within ninety days from Red River to Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Gainesville
Missouri Pacific
Red River
Fort Werth
Rail and financial notes from a long 19th century issue
The NYSE rules exclude Drexel Morgan Weet Shore certificates as not good delivery due to the firm delivering bonds itself. News covers European travel of Charles P. Clark, projected earnings for the third week of June, and the American Institute of Homotherapy holding its 43rd annual session at the Grand Union Saratoga with excursion tickets via Fitchburg line. Railroad stockholder meetings are planned for June 29 to issue 109000 in new stock, likely to consolidate with Cambridge at par. St Paul & Duluth directors elected. changes replace two members. Fresh Charges of bale cutting reported against Delaware Lackawanna & Western with Erie rates under scrutiny. Earnings updates for Oregon Railway and Navigation, Evansville & Terre Haute, Peoria Decatur Evansville, Dubuque & Sioux City, Iowa Falls & Sioux City, and Cedar Falls & Minnesota show varied gains since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange Committee On Stock
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Charles P. Clark
New York & New Evreland Roar
Europe
St. Paul
American Institute of Bommopathy
Grand Uaion
Saratoga
Rawand & Saratoga
Washington Street
Charles River Horse Railroad Company
Directos
Charles River
Cambridge Company
Fitchbourg
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad Company
Coaries Drake
Weshington
D. C
Baldwin
New Yok
Joseph BM. Earle
William Rbawn
Philadel
Charles Fairchild
Boston
Piache Hl
HP. Uptam
W. H. Fisser
James Smith
Messrs
Fairchild
Rosswell and Miller
Yale
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
St. Louis
Erie
Real estate transfers in Suffolk and surrounding towns
A long list of property deeds across Suffolk County including Isabella street Springfield street Shawmut avenue Commonwealth avenue and nearby areas. Transactions show buyers sellers dates and prices with numerous parcels on streets like Dudley Vernon Corey Beach Washington and Pond and in Revere and West Roxbury. Many conveyances include land and buildings with varied square footage and sums ranging from 1 to 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Street
Mary M. Adams
Mary F. Fridges
Springfield Street
Caroline Doe Witt
Elizabeth J. Bennett
Shawmut Avenue
Margaret I. Sullivan Et al
John Roesie
Shawmut Avyerns
Commonwealth Avenue
Henry Lee
Algonquin Club
Lyman VP
French
William B. Wood
Donchester
William H. Cillegiet Ax
Provident Institute For Savings
Dudley Street
Junge
James Pavey
Herbert Nash
George William Estabrook
France
Co. Welch
Hartford Street
Knoxpury
Freak Sewendevaan
Roga Prang
Arkton
Reet
Ellen McDermott
Eliot
Savigs Bank
Verron Street
Augustus Parker
Corey Street
Charles J. Smith Et Ax
Philip London
Maria A. Seaverns
Thomas H. Lacher
Pond Street
Patrick McCormack
Nantucket Institution
Washington Street
Revere
Dustin Lancey
Edwin J Venables
Edwin J. Venables
Landin Revere
Edwin Jd. Venables
Robert H. Graham
Charteslli
Kelley
Henry H. Letteney
Beach Street
Idella Kelley
Jamaics Plain
Thomas J. Maguire
Laban Pratt
Boylston Avenue
Trade Partners and Agents Listed Across Cities
A compact roster of sales agents and firms with city by city attributions including Goldsmith, Stein & Co in Chicago. H Plorsky of Plossky Bros in Denver. K E Walker of W D Robinson & Co in Detroit. E B Lewis of Lewis Bros in Fort Worth and Dallas. J Aron & Bro in McKinney. S N Brickhouse of 5 N Brickhouse & Co in Norfolk. M Heinemann in New Orleans. W B Bowen of Markley & Bowen in Quincy. J Jacob Frank of Adler, Frank & Co in St Louis. J L Schafer of Schafer, Swartz & Co. J M Jenks of J Jenks & Co in Sand Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
N—S
Goldsmith
Goldsmith, Stein & Co
Ads
Nocinnati
Par
New Orleans
Heinemann
M Heinemann & Co
Quincy
B Bowen
Markley & Bowen, Qu
St Louis
Jacob Frank
Adler, Frank & Co
J L Schafer
Schafer, Swartz & Co
Sand Beach
Mich
J M Jenks
J Jenks & Co
A Pleasant Purgative Pellet That Fills the Bill
A quoted advertisement praises a small pellet purgative by Dr. Pierce. It extols ease of use and quick relief, claiming the remedy performs as stated and ends dissatisfaction with large pills. The copy emphasizes simplicity and effectiveness for perceived ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Grain and meat markets steady with slight shifts noted
The flour market holds at last quoted levels about 3. Corn quiet with a small downturn for selling. Oats dull and easy. Other grains unchanged. Butter trade slow. Cheese unchanged from last. Eggs firmer and prices improve. Beans fruit seeds hay potatoes near last quotes. Tallow steady. Fresh beef dull and easy. Muttons lambs veals dull and slightly lower.
Flour Market Holds Steady As Demand Eases And Oats Decline
Flour prices show little change with light demand and steady to modestly sustained levels for spring patents and Michigan flour. Oats continue to fall with No 2 white around 30 to 38 cents per bushel, clipped oats steady, and mil l feed quiet. Inspections noted include No 3 winter wheat and steamer yellow corn, while rye and various millfeeds command firmer quotes for export and nearby delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Jane
Sdige
Minnesota
New York Roller
Onio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Illinois
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Tve
New York
Butter and dairy markets show mixed activity in regional trade
Butter markets face light trade and ample receipts with Western creameries quiet while Northern dairy lots hold moderate demand. Cheese remains steady as egg markets edge up, and assorted produce prices move with regional supply noting arrivals from Baracoa and Californian fruit, beans, cabbage, and potatoes traded across New York and Chicago basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Elgin
St Albans
Chicago
New York
Little Falls
Utica
Elsie Fay
Baracoa
Noyes
Long Island
Bulwer
iGlec
Choige
Astern Creamery
Northern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
East
New Hampshire
Western Choice
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Sgeans
Choice West
Lée
Messina
Imperials
Vicencia Do
Messipa
East Swale
Maine
Hebron
Burbank
Chenargoes
Norfolk
Meat Market Quotes Show Stable Provisions and Dull Beef
Provision markets report steady packed meats with no price change. Fresh beef is dull with easier prices. veals lambs and muttons down slightly. Pork and lard show varied tonnage prices. bacon and ham values mixed by cut and cure. Beef and other fresh meats listing includes steers, heifers, lambs, and muttons with multiple price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara
Choice
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Cotton and Sugar Market Rumblings Amid Quiet Trade
The market shows light activity with quotes easing for cotton grades from Upland to Ordinary and a total gross yesterday of 36 bales. Liverpool futures opened irregular then settled around 5 4-64d and 5 5-64d for various months while New York spot held steady. Sugar raw prices remain quiet at current quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Mid Uplands
Orleans
New York
Market Prices at Faneuil Hall Reflect Steady Trade
A June market report notes strong demand as families plan mountain and seashore trips. Fresh meats and poultry show stable to edged prices with veal, beef, and pork listing varied cuts. dairy remains steady while fruits vegetables and seafood move with supply. Hogs and lambs cited with steady export trade and price ranges for staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faveuil Hall
Retell
Cotton and flour markets across major cities June 22
Cotton firm with mixed upland grades and varied middling prices. Flour receipts and exports rise with concrete prices across Western and Ohio mills. notes on rye flour cornmeal and pork lard bacon, beef and tie-up in Chicago and Milwaukee markets. Wheat, oats, rye, and barley show mixed shifts. whiskey steady as provisions trend upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orleans
Ohio
St Louis
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Isc
Rice Stesay
Petroleum—United
Midales
Western Steam
City Steam
S. A
Tigo
Liverpool
Cincinnati
Toledo
ST. Louis
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
Cattle Markets Report From Chicago Trade
Cattle receipts 4400 with 1600 shipments. Shipping steers 3 75 to 5 59, stockers and feeders up slightly to 2 60 to 1 60, cows bulls and mixed 2 4 to 25, bulk 2 75 to 3 60, through Texans 3 15 to 4 350. Hogs receipts 16000 with 2500 shipments up 10 cents. Rough and mixed 4 10 to 4 35, packing and shipping 2 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Shows Weak Openingdespite July Wheat Rise
A Chicago despatch reports a weak grain scene with heavy selling by Hutchinson and followers and low regular board activity. Imports last week exceed 1 million bushels while seaboard shipments reach about 300000 bushels. July wheat climbs on limited supply and buyers, with August at about 74 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Hutchinson
Ream
Jones
Kent
Milne
Robert Warren
Dunn
Lester
Seaboard
Corp
Clark and Ward Report on Chicago Market Conditions
Special dispatches from Chicago describe markets opening lower and dropping early, then recovering on wet winter wheat harvest reports and export demand. Freight limits curb exports while rains across Ohio Valley and Kentucky raise concern. New York demand remains firm with 115 loads already taken and more likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Sexboard
Shorts
Ohio Valley
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
New York
Emery and Flodges Report on Wheat Market Fluctuations
A late private despatch from Emery and Hodges at No. 23 State Street notes a wheat loss early, then a later gain as bull houses buy. Export demand in New York supports prices while corn remains steady and pork firms. Receipts today include 67 wheat cars and 643 corn cars, with canal bushels listed. tomorrow’s estimates show wheat six cars, corn 823 cars, and oats 162 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Emery & Hodges
State Street
New York
London Market Report for Wheat and Corn on June 22
Cargoes off the coast show wheat and corn quiet with few orders. Liverpool spot wheat steady but demand poor, corn easy with weak demand. Receipts: three days wheat 114,666 centals, corn 68,700. American wheat 384,000 among totals. Weather stormy in Liverpool, improving in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Liverpool
England
Lower
Dali
California
Stock market report summary
London June 22 United States bonds prices mixed with 4s at 12734 6s at 115 percent and various rail and railroad stocks including Atlantic Great Western Canadian Pacific Erie Illinois Central St Paul New York Central and Pennsylvania with values ranging from 27% to 10944 and seconds 614 controlled by market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Atantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Centre
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Maritime Trade Registers and Cargo Listings Across Ports
A dense tally of ships and cargoes at London Falmouth Maracaibo Mantanzas Barrington Margareville Elelth Rae Sagua and Sagua listings show steamer and schooner consignments. Entries include steel billets hemp jute wool coffee cement sugar and various bales and casks with multiple firms named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Durham City
Brown Tires & Co
Norway Steel & Lonco
Boston Thread Co
Saxonville Mills
Stouda
Loverbg & Co
M. Rogers & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Railstone Machine Co
S$ Pierce & Co
Montgomery
C & Perkins
Ira Bradley & Co
Persons & Co
Lundbars
Heyer
Falmouth
Jam
Wilhelmina
Hhds
Sugar Whitney, Poussard & Co
Maracaibo
Charles C Lister
Sugarie & Whitney
Total Receipts of Staple Products June 22 at Several Ports
A tabulated summary shows June 22 receipts of principal staples across ports including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Boston and Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maine Western Division and others. Items include cotton wool flour oatmeal corn oats millfeed tallow beef pork lard hams bacon butter cheese beans hay lumber hides skins leather and more with exact figures per railroad and port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MSC
Escee Ss
C.ses
Cess
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston and Providence Railroad
Bates
Golony
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maine
Weeton and Maine Railroad
Weeternivision
Boston
Lowell
Shipping cargo list from multiple ports June entries
A dense sea cargo record lists steamer Pavonia and Stockholm City loads from LIVERPOOL and LONDON with goods including dyestuffs, leather, bacon, beef, flour, lumber, and various groceries. Additional entries cover HAYTI and HAMILTON Bermuda ships with flour mowing machines and lumber, and SURINAM cargoes of fish, tobacco, kerosene, lard, and other everyday commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Pavonia
London
Stockholm City
Millie Bird
Llarborville
Port Williams
Modena
Hayti
Matilda Buck
Hamilton
Bermuda
Eliza
Surinam
Brig
Telos
Moise
Boots and Shoes Trade Shows Quiet Market Activity
Market buyers are scarce as retailers from the South and Southwest report large stocks to clear. Manufacturers increase production of heavy and light footwear, with shipments rising to England and other destinations. shipments for January through the period show a year over year rise despite labor troubles earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Jan. L
Boston firms seek mortgagees and extensions in scattered notices
Ingalls and Hatch of 76 Summer Street Boston assign to Edwin B Hooper liabilities reach 10000 Frank B Ingalls remains active while Hatch quit in September 1883 John Hoch at 118 Court Street Boston offers 30 cents on the dollar Somers upholsterer 159A Tremont Street seeks creditor extension Leonard deal in bair goods Boston to sell stock and fixtures Keen Brothers Peoria Illinois accused J W Leonard Co New Bedford attached with about 6300 in liabilities George W Branch Pittsfield insolvent Seymore Hartwell Crockery Gloucester settling in insolvency Meeting of T W Tyler Son in Lynn voted to allow one week for Hood assignes statement Liabilities 10000 assets receivables accounts fixtures cost about 9300 Predstreet reports suspension of H H Swift Co Sugar importers New York Pernambuco Brazil Henry Forster Co liabilities about 1000 Suspension due to sugar price drop assets large bankers holding sugar may allow full pay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls & Hatch
Restaurateurs
Summer Street
Boston
Edwin B. Hooper
Frank B. Ingall S
Hatch
John Hoch
Court Street
S. F. Somers
Tremont Street
Henry P. Leonard
Keen Bros
Nations
Peoria
Lil
J. W. Leonard & Co
New Bedford
Mass
George W. Branch
Pittsfield
Maess
Seymore 5S
Hartwell
Cealer
Crockery
Gloucester
Masa
T. W. Tyler & Son
Wsg
Lynn
Martin H. Hood
Predstreet’s
H. H. Swift & Co
New York
Pernembuco
Bril
Henry Forster & Co
Worcester and Roches Ter Railroad dividend notice
Worcester and Roches Ter Railroad Company announces a dividend of three dollars per share payable July tenth at the Treasurer's office in Worcester to stockholders of record at close of business June twenty-fifth. T. W. Hammond Treasurer. Worcester June 21, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnetropolitan Railroad CO
Boston
American Bell Telephone Company
WM. R. Driver
E. A. Worcester, Nash CA & Rochester Railroad Company
City of
Worcester
T. W. Hammond
Jes
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
B. A. Bartlett
Ee Pacific
Henry Saltonstall
Kilby St
Hoom
Douglas Axe Meg Co
Jelo
Dana
Transcontinental Boston to New York Train Schedules 1886
Schedules list weekday trains from Boston to New York via the Pall Pall line with returns via Fall River and Newport. Times cover connections to Taunton Brockton New Bedford Randolph North Easton Stoughton Middleboro and other stations with boat services and exceptions noted by J I Kendrick General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Palloe
Fall River
Newport
Metarn
Fall Rover
Taunton
Brockton
New Bedford
Central Station
Dean Street
Randolph
Worth Easton
Stoughton
North Easton
Adi
Middleboro
Duxbury
Whitman
Bivmouth
Abington
Punbury
Miocheaus
Nantucket
Cottage City
Woods Holt
Falmouth
Byannis
Warmoth
Sandwich
Monument Beach
Buzzards Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Woods Hall
Ereturn
South Braintree
KK Monélays
J. i. Kendrick
Train Schedule Update for June 14 Amid Shore Line Changes
A public notice from A. A. Folsom Supte outlines tram and train departures and returns starting Monday June 14. Services cover Boston to New York Shore Line Fast Express, Providence routes, Attleboro to Hyde Park connections, and multiple local stops with varied times and Sunday restrictions. Asks passengers to wait for the Shore Line from New York and notes potential detention at Mansfield if delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Shore Line
R&eturn
Steamboat
Stonington
Sundass
Providence
Pawtucket
Bodgeville
Hebronville
Attleboro
Orth Attleboro
Maneficla
Foxboro
Sharon
Canton Junction
Headville
Hyde Park
Metormor Oe AM
Hope and Clarendon Bills
Heturn
Forest Hills
M. Het
Jamaica
Boylston
Roxbury
Geetam
LoCam
Spring Street
West Hoxbury
Highlend
Hreturn
Stoughton
Oston
Mt. Hope
Warren
Bristol
New
Boston and Albany line schedule expansion June 20 1886
The timetable outlines expanded Boston to Wrest and West destinations including daily and Sunday services. It lists express routes with Pullman sleeping cars to Chicago and New York Central, multiple local stops such as Gardner, Athol, Montague, Brattleboro, Worcester, Plymouth, and Somerville, with varied departure times and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Pullman Palace
Fitchburg Depot
Causeway
Cexx
Wincheaton
Jahiey
Peterboo
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro Keene
Westmoreland
Walpee
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Saratoga
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Lows Falls
Rex J
A. M
White Hiver Junction
Makite Case
Central Vermont
Montress
West
Ayer Junction
Corcord
Nashua
Lowell
Fitchburg
Old Colony
F. NZ
Ogdersberg
Washington Street
Boston
U. A. Faxon
WMRK
Stewart
Keene
Nei
Montreal & West
Reliable
Vermont
Chicago
Central Vermont R. S
Ranhington Street
Boston & Albany RR
Springfield
Brittsfield
Albany
Syracuse
Springfeld
sSpringfield
Bailaio
Glevecland
Bectreit
Cincinnati
Worcester
Mufifalo
Cleveland
Toledo
World Adams
Chatham
Hudson
Falmer
Briven Basach
Martford
New Flaven
New York
Express
Mesy Saraks Fie
Mesy Saraks Fie Team. Is Express
Iy eXpress
Assenger Station
Causeway Street
Wrest
WK. W
Pullman
New York Central
St. Louis
West Shore Railroad
Foe Prey
WHR
Greenfield
North Adams
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Miller's Falls
Shelburne Falls
Royalston
Erving
Special Meeting of Boston & Lowell Railroad Stockholders
The Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation calls a special meeting at the Passenger Station Boston on Thursday June 24 186 at 7 30 am to decide consolidation with leased or created railroads purchase property rights and franchise increase capital stock authorize stock and bond purchases for St Johnsbury Lake Champlain and other lines and issue bonds to fund liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Pasenger Station
Boston
St. Johnspury & Lake Coampain
Kesten, Concord & Montreal
Pomigewasset Valley Railroad
Whitefield & Jefferson Railroad
B.e
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlainial Company
CE. G&am
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Commission
BORDS
Foote & French
Congress ST
Grain and Provisions
HE Money Market
Allouez
Calumet & Hector
Franklin
Boston Land
Salem Electric Lighting Company
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company
Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Wells, Fargo & Co
Pacific Mills Company
Boston Sefock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Reston & Me
PYOV
Eae
Qecees CB
Litler& Fts
Mex Cen
MH & Ocom
AG Het
Nor Rd
Oregon
Orex
Pullman P Car
Hulland Com
Rutland Pref
Summit Brees T, C& SL
Ver & Mass
Wis
Sky Ie
E Land
Roaton Land
Tey
Boston Water P
Siig
Aliouez
Ccoeese
Cai & Hecla
Zit Ail
Blos Quilcy
Esco Telephone Companies
Pel Tel
Adams, Blodget & GI
Bankers
Boston Stock Exchange
Blodget
E. P. Merritt
Wilson, W. Fay & Co
Woo Anouez
Eescateceeneeressmea
Bowird
KO Eureka
Eeeereees
Napa
UES
NEW York Financial
Canada Southern
Del
Delaware & Aeawnie Beg
Kansas
Texas
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie & Western
Manhattan
Alton & Terre Haute
American Express
Ny, Chic & St Louis
Beston Air Lines
ORO Central
Canada Pacific
Ohio & Mississipp
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mall
Libo
Panama
Eeerees
Chicago & Alton
D.& Evansville
Pittsboute
LSE
Chicago, Bar & Quincy
Chic
St Louis & Pa
Seeerecerses
Acseenses
Richmond & Ail
Ce Cin, San & Cleve
Richmond& Danville
Cleve & Colum
Richmond & WP
Con
Rochester & Pitts
Soho O
San Fran
Houston & Texer
Lily Tidness Central
Texas Pacific
Lily Ind
Bloom & West
Kaw & TeX.cc
Lake Erie
Ana Western
Wabash, Stl& Pac
Wells
Farge
Western Union
Adams Express
Eeeerress
Louisville
New Alsea
LS & W
Pacific
Minn & St'l
District Colum
Denver & R Grande
Movile & Ohio
Erie Soconab
Morris & Essex
Kans Pac Consols
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey
ISM
Berfolk & W Deere
NASA
Cintario
Con Cala& Va
Stannard
Horsford
Railroad Matters
Marquette Mining Journal
M., H. &C. Railroad Company
Negauvee
Negsunce
Lake A Tota
Marquette
Lscanaba
St. Ignace
Ashland
Two
Harbors
Minn
L’ Anse
Marquette and Menominee
Maquette
Eecaraba
LANE
Coscocvere St. Ignaci
Eueer
Evansville
Terre Haute
Inc
Decatur
Dubuque
Sioux City
Sisce
Iowa Falls
Cedar Falls
Suffolk County
Rosa Prang
Frank Schwendeman
John Sharland
Ilannah Agustus Eaton
Julia H. Huntress
Martha J. Elms
Frederick ©. Savage
Nancy FE. Payne
Nancy E
Azariah L. Payne
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Prentice
Manila
Cuba
Watertown Union Live
Stocck Market
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
Hampshire
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Tom
N.B
Boston & Albany Railroad
Telegraph
Avesusta
C. Galveston
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Noid Sc
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Great Britain
Sige
Continent
Chicago Grain Market
Clark and Ward
Ceeceeeverees
Seeenssoose
Cceenereeses
Openil
Esse
Sse
Ceueteseseess Dso
Commercial
George H Peters & Co
Sydney
Lillian B Jones
W Jub & Co
Ereal Estate
fKioney
James T. Eldredge & CO
State St
Wm.d. Codman
J G. Freeman
Aplowsif
Kilby Street
Jouin Jeffries&& Sons
Vicinity
Devonshire St. Aeelock Mir
Bili & CO
Washington St
Coffin & Henry
Iowa
Des Moines
National Biene
National Home For
D.V. 5
Partfard
Conrn
Congress
Canton
Central Branch
Montgomery County
Northwestern Branch
Milwaukee County
Iist
Ww. B. Franklin
Board of Managers N. H. D. V
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I.ne
Massachu
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Henry B. Peirce
The
Commonwealth
Mason
Court House
Geo.a. Clough
Pemberton Square
B. Stebbins
Thomas J. Whidden
Godfrey Morse
Jerest
C. Boardman
Railrords
Cheshire
Central Vermont Railroads
Boston & Providence
R. R
Chore Line
Providence Railroad
Grand Central Depot
A. Folsom
Paul Girett
Ota State House
Washington and
State Streets
L. J. Palmer
Kendrick
U'd State House
Ee Ee
Fe Vt
Old Colony Station
Bostom
Abcuts
Wist Stonington Line
Gorton
A Me Cahasset and
Hinghan
Return
Hingham
Re. Renowned
A Bren
Ami
Bilton
Neponset
Newbedford
Wantucket
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Way Pee
Yarmouth
Hiyannis
Barnstable
Hourne
Ebreturn
Hlyannis
Buzzards
Inset Bay
Cobas
Railroads
Rmilitary
North Gratton
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Askland
Wilford
South Framingham
GAS
Saxonville
Dor
Natick
Wwellestey
Wellestey Falls
Newton Lower Falls
Auburndale
West Rewton
I Pace Fe RS
Newtonville
Newton
SAS
Faneuil
Alisten
Si. i
Ottage Farm
Brookline
Cypress Street
Chestnut Hill
Newton Centre
Newton Highlands
Framingham and Marlborough
Bbex
Marlbrough
WSU
Fayville
Southborough
Northborough
Clinton
Leominster
alLis
Brerlin
West Berlin
Fratt’s Junction
Wellesley Hills
Hanson
E. Gallup
Hk. Ki
Fitchbure Railroad
Hoosat
West Fitchburg
Winchusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Giter River
Wendell
Stet Deerfield
Montague
West Beerfield
Buckland
Zear
Bardwell’s
Charlemont
Heopesac
Turner’s Falls
Brattleboro
Winchendon
Pullinan
Rutlandia
Worcester, Nashua and
Portland
Loston and Maine Railroad
Groton
Pepperell
Framingham and
North Leominster
Shirley
Greenville and
Fownsenc
Rarnbore
Maynard
Lincoln
Waltham
Brieklmont and Waverley
Beeturn
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
L.al
Union Square
Siomerville
Somerville
Baldwinsville
Ware River
ADAMS
Concord BR. BR
Borton
Manchester
N. H
Uppe
N. B
E.chamberblin
Corporation Notices
Gorham
Rogers & CQ
Dunuse Seeds
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