Boston Money Market and Stock Movements Report
Boston financial desk notes quiet money markets with rates steady and discounts from 4 to 5 percent. Clearing balances show 3 percent loaned, NY funds at par, and a 20 percent year over year rise in gross exchanges to 11.5 million. Wall street activity turns irregular with several rail and street names moving. lease details of Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain emerge amid a broad market wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sterling
Lake Shore
Chicago
Bell Telephone
Atchison
Atlantic & Pacific
Burlington & Quincey
Burlington & Northern
Eastern
Sandusky & Cleveland
Mexican Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon
New England
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Aitchison
Southern Kansas
Gulf & Colorado
United States
Leavenworth
St. Louis
Kansas
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Iowa
Oregon
Pullman Palace
Marquette, Sloughton & Ontonagon Common
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Philadelphia & Reading
Cleveland
Canton
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Road
Prices slide in mixed closing market report
Closing prices for many stocks show varied results with several rails and mines listed. Notable figures include Pacific and Oregon lines, with price changes ranging from modest gains to losses, while major unions and other issuers trade with mixed sentiment.
Fragmented OCR Summary From Historical Notices
A garbled OCR segment lists corporate names and numbers including American Electric Company and Boston Water Power. It mentions locations like Cincinnati and St Louis and references totals such as 206 200 and 28. The text appears as a noisy list of utilities and accounts with unclear context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BNO Security
Bonn
Elec
Audium
Cin and St
New York Stock Market Mixed After Busy Day
The New York market opened weak yet showed late strength in Western Union and Lackawanna. Bonds traded softly with railroad activity down over $600,000 to total $1,470,500 for the day. Some issues like Northwestern debentures and Erie second consols moved modestly, while overall volume reached 349,511 shares with many prices near the day’s lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lastionn
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
St. Paul
Willie Northern
Western Union
Evie Second
Agein
Northwestern
Evie
New Orleans & Mobile
New York Central
St. Louis
San Francisco General Mortgage
Kansas City & Northern Omaha
Northwestern Sinking Fund
Hecking Valley
Louisville
New Albany
Fragmented Historical Rail Line Terms and Shares
A dense list of railroad names and share details appears, including Adams Express, American Express, Boston Air Line, Canada Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago & Alton, New York Central, Ohio Central, Ontario and Western, Oregon Transcon, Pacific Mall, and Richmond & Allegheny. It reads as a fragmented financial column noting preferred and first preferred stocks, par values, and percent figures with no cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
Alton & Terre Haute
American Express
Boston Air Line
Esesece
Canada Pacific
Canada Southern Ose
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hinao 2d
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Bar & Quincy
Chic
cSt Louis & NO
St Louis& Pa
PTCL
Northwest
Secceeseeel
Gowmel
New York
Ny, Ohio
St Louis
Ohio Central
Ohio & Mississippi
Ontario and Western
Oregon Navigation
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mall
Ees
Panama
Roagine Cesereescesereee
Richmond & All
Boston and Lowell Railroad stockholders vote to consolidate
A special meeting at the Causeway street passenger station presided by Edwin Morey approved consolidation with leased lines under a legislative act. Directors may purchase stock bonds and property of several railroads, raise capital, issue bonds up to 500 900 dollars, and appoint William H. Coolidge to approve bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Causeway Street
Edwin Morey
Boson,Concord & Montreal
Pemigewasset Valley
Whitefield & Jefferson Railroad
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain
Commonwealth
William H. Coolidge
Atchison Stock Ties to Chicago Rails US Letter Warns
Mr Venner says the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad faces a rumored plan to build a Kansas City to Chicago line. He argues stock dilution could harm thousands of stockholders and urges the company stay within Kansas. The piece notes alleged surveying activity and potential legal battles over cross state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Venner
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Kansas City
Chicago
Atchison
Missouri River
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Old Mexico
Atchison Company
Corps of Engineers
Lambato
Central Pacific Annual Report Reveals 1885 Earnings and Lease Details
The Central Pacific Rail way Company reports for the year ending December 3, 1835 show gross earnings of 14,284,420 and expenses of 6,306,598, yielding a net of 8,077,521 with a $419,439 increase from 1884. The line is leased to Southern Pacific, guaranteeing 1,200,000 annually, with excess profits above 3,600,000 going to Southern Pacific, which has operated the road since April 1, 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc
Southern Pacific Company
Central Pacific
United States
Rail lines and finance move across late June market
A Washington despatch notes the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad filed $50 600 bonds with the Interior Secretary for right of way through Choctaw and Chickasaw lands. Norfolk and Western weekly earnings rise $62 000 year over year, St Pauls up $50 951, and Pennsylvania Railroad May 1886 up $117 407 versus May 1885. East of Pittsburg five month net earnings up $708 076. west of Pittsburg down $434 798 but improved $217 475 from last year.
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Washington
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Chicago & Atlantic
Wabash
Central Traffic Association
Atlantic
Chicago
Benedict
Jewett
Orater
Northwestern Road
Providence & Worcester
White Mountain Express
Providence
New York
New York & New England Rosa
Clark Wil
New York Stock Exchange
Illinois Central Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad
St. Louis & Cairo
Leadville
Denver
Union Pacific
Colorado
Dr Bulls Cough Syrup Tops Market Amid Spicy Ads
Advertisers push similar remedies while Dr Bulls Cough Syrup leads sales with increased demand. Drug gists report rising purchases at 25 cents per bottle.
Wool Trade Receipts and Market Outlook for Week
Receipts of wool for the week ending June 24 compare 1885 and 1884 with 1886 figures. Domestic and foreign wools show strength and buoyancy as the great American clip of over 300 million pounds looms. Prices vary by region, with West markets active, Boston dealers cautious, and foreign wools remaining firm. Montevideo and Australian sales noted with price ranges and London reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Montevideo
New York
Antwerp
Jamurty
da Desvaces
West
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
California
Kansas
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Boson
London
Market trends show softer flour and grain prices amid buyers’ advantage
Flour markets grow less encouraging with higher selling pressure and lower prices. Steamer at 47c, steamer mixed about 46c, hot corn weak at 25-35c per bush. No 2 white oats around 39-40c, oats and rye mixed and dull, teaay settling at 35c. Flour types vary from fine to export spec, with millfeed quiet and prices easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New York Roller
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Canada Superior
Canada
Nei
New York
Butter and Cheese Markets Show Quiet Trade Across Cities
The butter market remains quiet with firm dus prices for extra lots at creamaries, Western easing slightly, and dairy butter unchanged. New York and Chicago markets show inactivity with extras at 14 and 15 cents, while stocks rise. Cheese trend eases with buyers gaining, Liverpool quotes 38s, Chicago cream cheese at 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
New York Markets Show Mixed Price Movements Across Goods
In New York cheese is firm withcheds selling at 7 44 7%c. Egg prices improve with Eastern firsts at lic and Canadian at 13ig lic. Chicago eggs weaken at 10c. Beans hold firm for hard stock and soft lots sell easy. Hay dull with heavy receipts. Potatoes quiet with New potatoes firmer. Truck prices firm for choice beans. Cabbage at 1 75 and native grass at 125 per dozen. Cucumbers rise to 4 Lec, beets 24c, spinach 20c a bush. Butter and cheese prices mixed by region with broad wholesale ranges. Fruits show broad pricing from 2 25 to 3 75 per box for apples, and various oranges, lemons, and peaches. Seeds, hay, rye straw, and oats show subdued activity with wholesale levels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Seaverts & Co
Maryland
Eastern Creamery
Northern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
New York Dairy
Choice Northern
Sic
East
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Northern
Island
Palermo
Messina
Imperials
Valencia
Maine
Vallow
Provisions and Meat Prices Hold Steady Across Markets
Demand for pork and lard remains steady with no price changes. Hams sell fairly at stable prices. beef is quiet with fresh beef dull and prices down due to large receipts and bad weather. Veals and rations are plentiful and weak. mutton and lamb prices are low. Detailed pork, lard, and beef pricing follow, with ranges for cuts, tongues, shoulders, ribs, and various fresh meats across city and country markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinda, LLC
Brighton
Worcester County
Cotton market quiet with steady quotations and futures
The market shows steady quotes for middling uplands and Orleans, with Liverpool futures opening steady and closing higher for several months. New York bids reflect steady prices. spot U.S. middling and low mid levels hold, while Cuban and Manila sugars trade privately. Oil and molasses markets are mixed, with refined oil in moderate demand and line certificates and exports tracking steady activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Func Ceceeees
Bal SB
Seave
Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Imperial
Gloucester Fish Market prices for week ending June 24 1886
Prices for cod hake pollock and mackerel listed with units in dollars per ... hundreds and barrels. Notable quotes include Georges cod at 3 per ail for new, 2 25 for old, mackerel 450 5 bb for 3s, Nova Scotia herring 4 25 per bbl, trout 12 per lb, and various fish oils and byproducts. Market report from Cape Ann Advertizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Haddock
Cape Ann
Cotton and grain market roundup in New York trade
New York reports cotton unclearly steady with multiple bale categories and price points, plus flour and meal receipts and broad grain futures. Cotton uplands and Orleans quality movements shown, while corn, rye, oats, and wheat futures reveal varied spot and export activity, with several price ranges across grades and origins.
Molasses and pork markets show mixed firming signals
June 24 market notes from Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Detroit Toledo Chicago show varied tones. Prices rise for pork lard and bacon while flour wheat oats and barley move mixed. Receipts and shipments tracked across multiple cities with notable firming in pork and lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum United
Mess Ork
City Extra India
Western Steam
Continent
S. A
Western
Liverpool
Ilwaukee
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Detroit
Michigan
Toledo
Chicago
Cattle Markets Report From Chicago Text
Cattle receipts total 8900 with shipments 2400. steers bring 3 65 to 4 50, cows and bulls 2 to 2 90, bulk 2 60 to 3 30. Hog receipts 26 600 with 6000 shipments. rough and mixed 4 15 to 4 40, packing 4 35 to 4 75, lights 4 16 to 4 49. ships 2 75 to 3 60. Sheep receipts 3000, shipments 600. natives 2 40 to 3 50, Western 3 30 to 3 75, lambs 1 50 to 3 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Leominster
Ayer Junction
Shirley
Greenville and Townsehia Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Concore
Linecoln
Waltham
Ee Kbs Shelaly
Belmont and
Waverle
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Inien Square
Somerville
Hetera
Union Ee
Wednes- SP Sar Ha
Oe O Are
Button
John Adams
Chicago Grain Market Update Under Labor Strain
Chicago dispatch reports labor tensions impacting wheat prices with New York initiating gains. McDonald via Lester & Co sold 25 000 bushels at 74 3/4 cents, Schwartz offered 100 000 at 74 5/8 cents, keeping highs near 74 3/4. Cables dull, foreigners quiet. crop prospects mixed, with reports of favorable Southwest yields but widespread damage suggested. Chartersshow limited futures activity for wheat and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kammerer
Comstock
Baxter
Houghton
St. Louis
Southwest
New York
Emery and Hodges Report on Market Tame and Shipments
A late private despatch from Emery and Hodges at No 28 State Street notes a tame market with narrow fluctuations, a depressed tone from the Lakeshore strike and lower cables, some export inquiry, and twenty loads taken for export. Provisions rise while corn remains dull. storage rates for Chicago and Milwaukee elevators are set to fall July 1. daily receipts and futures quotes appear with mixed movements in corn and oats toward August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Shorts
Chicago
Milwaukee
Market Letters from Chicago on Wheat and Corn Prices
Special despatches report wheat opening heavy then steady to slightly higher, with narrow trading bands. Foreign advices seen as generally depressing and exports mixed with rain in Kentucky. Corn trading described as higher. prices opened near 67 and closed around 67, with activity limited by freight capacity and rainfall impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lark
Cotton Markets June 24 Shows Mixed Northern Trade
Cotton markets report mixed activity across ports with net receipts and exports listed for Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and Consolidated totals. Prices range from mid to firm with steady to quiet market tones and varied stock levels across ports.
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Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Continent
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Great Britain
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
London Market Harvests Outlook and Wool Sale Report
Commercial summary from London and Liverpool dated June 24 notes cargoes of wheat and corn both for sale and on passage with buyers reluctant to bid. contends English crops deficient while German crops are good. Wool sales at London are well attended with major consignments from Victoria New South Wales and New Zealand. Liverpool markets show dull wheat demand with varied quotations for winter and spring wheat and firmer bacon and Western lard prices while cotton remains steady with active futures and bales traded.
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London
Beerbohm
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Victoria
New South Wales
New Zealand
California
Uplands
Orleans
Market Summary of Bonds and Consols in London
London financial report lists Consols at 101316 with United States bonds at 4s 12814. Atlantic & Great Western firsts 43144, Canadian Pacific 6773, Erie 28 percent, do seconds 96 percent, Illinois Central 142144, Mexican 31 percent, St Paul common 9654, Pennsylvania 55, Reading 134.
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Wee Bevin Annes
Richmond
Cccecsessess
Rochester & Pitts
del & Hudson
Seaeree
Rock Island
Ceeeer Eee
del. & Lack
St Louis
San Fran
Denver & Rio Grande
St Paul
Minn
Fort Wayne
Omaha
Houston & Texas
Ishnoig Central
Texas Pacific
Ind
Bloom & West
Union Pacific
Kan & Tox
United States
Lake Erie Ana
Stl & Pac
Lake Shore
Metropolitan
Michigan Central
Milwaukee
Ls& W
Pacific
Minn & St
Do Eee
Central Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Denver
RK Grande
Mobile & Ohito
Bo Erie
Kans Pac Consols
Nashville & Chattan
St Do Ist Dendiv
New Jersey
Oregon Navists
Norfolk & W
Northen Pac
West Shore
Morris & Essex
London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul Common
Pennsylvania
Reading
Imports at Boston and Iloilo ship manifests
A long list of cargo and consignee entries from Boston and Iloilo including steamship Iowa-1 trunk private effects for C Hutchins and numerous consignments of earthenware, wine, machinery, steel, coal, pigments, woollens, bicycles, saddlery, optical goods, msde, and other merchandise from dozens of firms such as Warren & Co, Baring Bros & Co, Jere Abbott & Co, British and Filipino destinations, with quantities in cases, casks, pkgs, bales, tons, and drums, plus personal effects and sugar for Martha Davis and Standard Sugar Refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Iowa
Hutchins
Warren & Wood
Thorp Manus Co
Atkins
Rogers & Co
Morey & Smith
Clark, Adams & Clark
S S Pierce & Co
Stone
Abram French & Co
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Mdise
Wellington &Co
JH Pierce & Robertson
Read & Sons
Wright & Rich
Richardson & Dennie
Baring Bros & Co
Fuller, Monidner & Co
Geen Son & Co
Carie Manus Co
Stone & Downer
Macular
Parker & Co
American Leather Polen
Nelson & Co
Murray & Co
Leigh & Co
Kily & Gray
Morrison & Co
Dennion
Shreve,Crump & Low
C. Cummer,Jones & Co
Dennison Manusco
Everett & Co
Iloilo
Martha Davis
Osuar Standard
Piculs Cacan Wood & Brewer
Staple Receipts Across Railroads and Goods
Receipts dated Thursday June 24 show Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Boston and Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine Eastern and Western divisions, Boston and Lowell, and By Express lines listing dozens of commodities. Cotton and wool bales, flour, corn, oats, meal, bacon, butter, cheese, eggs, beans, hay, lumber, leather, hides, skins, pelts, and various packaging counts appear with quantities and sometimes prices or sacks. The entries reflect broad commodity movement and railcar totals across multiple railroads. Named railroads, goods, and unit counts provide a snapshot of trade activity on a single Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction
Boston &Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York
New England Railrroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Total Receipts of Staple Products June 24 at Port
A detailed table shows today’s total receipts of principal staples from all shipment points, compared with the same day in 1885. Figures cover cotton, wool, cheese, eggs, oats, wheat, beans, corn, potatoes, hay, malt, millfeed, lumber, tallow, bacon, beef, pork, lard, butter, tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, hides, skins, and Pelts with quantities listed in bales, boxes, barrels, tons, bags, and other units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byweather Rolla
de Rie
DEHOR
Ene
Osseus
Transactions in Suffolk County land transfers and steamship timetables
Suffolk County notices list numerous transfers of land and buildings on Commonwealth Avenue Dover Street Porter Street Marlboro Street and other streets in Charlestown Chelsea Winthrop Roxbury West Roxbury Dorchester with buyers sellers locations and dates from June 4 to June 16 and prices. Also weekly and Sunday train and boat schedules for Boston to New York Newport Fall River Taunton Taunton and various Cape Cod and South Shore destinations with departure and return times and special notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Avenue
Thomas J. Montgomery
William B. Wood
Dover Street
Goston Five Cents Savings Bank
Henry R. Plipton
Dover
Albany Streets
Porter Street
Franklin ST. Rose
Margaret J Rice Et
Margaret S. Rice
George M. Gibsson
Marlboro Street
Edward 8. Greer
Allen A. Roberts
Marlboroe Street
Friend Street
John Judge
Leys Prosser
Friera Street
Wheeler Street
Caroline Pierce
Home Savings Bank
Charlestown
William O’brien
Five Cents Savings Bank
Rableo
Main Street
Henry Towle
Ellen Liberty Savage
Brussell Street
Chelsea
John A. Orcutt
Albert A. Fickett
Cottage Street
Cottsga Street
John C. Loud
Cotttege Street
Chelsea Savings Bank
Chester Ave Bay
WintThrorp
Joseph N. Jessop
Annie F. Knight
Ocean Spray
Joseph H. Jessop
William L. Towne
Edwards, Marston
Winthrop
Charles R. Lord
Charles P. Grimeen
Roxpury
Howard T. Mann
Trnatess
Lydia E
Washington Street
Lydia E.C. Mann
Howard F. Mann
Solomon Sanborn
William A. Low
Roxbury
George W. Low
Norfolk Street
West Roxpury
John EF. Blakemore
Beech Street
Dorchester—J
Loring Thayer Et Ax
Daniel McCarty
Shelton Street
John Capen
Daniel L. Doherty
River Street
Margaret A. Curtis
George S. Boutwell
Abraham Stone
Milton Avenue
Boston
New York
Fall R River
Fall River
Newport
Taunton
Brockton
Breturn
Central Station
Dean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Middleboro
Meturn
Breckton
Flymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Whitman
Phi
Cohasset and Mingham
Cohasset
Hingham
South Braintree
Quincey
Heturn
Barrison Square
Quincy
Milton
Neponset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
New Bedford
Nantucket
Cottaage City
Falyouth
Riyannis
Warmouth
Sandwich
Bionument Beach
Buzzards Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Fairnouth
Hyannis
Nantasket Beach
the Weymonths
Marshfield
Seituate
Plymouth
Wingham
J.R. Kendrick
Mortgages and Releases from 1878 1889 Records
A list of mortgage moves including releases and discharges. Notable transfers include Marietta A Mann and Lydia E Mann dated May 3 1878 for $1, Emily P Mann to Lydia E Mann April 13 1878 mortgage release for $1, Howard F Mann to Lydia E Mann April 13 1878 mortgage charge for $1, Fannie F White to David S White release of mortgage April 8 1886 for $1050. Pacific National Bank to Joseph A Jessop discharge May 28 1879 for $1. Joseph H Jessop to Annis F Knight release of mortgage May 28 1879 for $1. Arthur D McClellan to Annie F Towne quitclaim May 3 1883 for $1. E L Morrow to Annie F Towne discharge October 3 1885 for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Boot and Shoe Buyers Firms List Across Cities
Baltimore G W R George of G W H George & Co. Boone Mason of Mason Bros. Chicago S Goldsmith of Goldsmith Stein & Co. Cincinnati D Lytie of Lytle & Co. Detroit K K Walker of W D Robinson & Co. Fort Worth Dallas E Ht Lewis of Lewis Bros. Marshall John F Roux. New Orleans M Heinemann of M Heinemann & Co. Rosenburg Pittsburg F S Whitmore of W E Schmertz & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Goldsmith
Goldsmith, Stein & Co
Ads
Cincinnati
Straus
Lytie
Lytle & Co
Ada
Detroit
K Walker
Robinson & Co
Forth Worth
Dallas
Tex
Ht Lewis
Lewis Bros
Marshall
John F Roux
Craw
New Orleans
M Heinemann
M Heinemann & Co
Rosenburg
Pittsburg
Penn
Whitmore
Schmertz & Co
Hogsac Tunnel Route Schedules From Boston to West and North
Train times commence Sunday June 20 1886 for Hogsac Tunnel route including Boston West Chicago St. Louis and New York Central services. Multiple daily departures from Boston with Pullman sleeping cars to Chicago via West Shore and Albany, plus numerous local stops to Greenfield North Adams Gardner Shelburne Falls and other towns.
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Causeway Street
Boston
West
Syracuse
M. W
Chicago
St. Louis
Pullman
Newark
New York Central
West Shore Railroad
Albany
Trey and the West
Greenfield
North Adams
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne Falls
Reyalston and
Erving
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Otter B River
Wendell
East Deerfield
Montague
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell’s
Charlemont
Hloosack
Turner's Falls
Brattleboro
Boston & Albany RR
Washington Street
Springfield
Pittsfield
Wei
South Framingham
Framingham
N. W
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
Worcester
7 Ru
Huffalo
Folede
Riagara Falls
Effoit
Chatham
Hudson
Palmer
Ware River
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Millbury
North Grafton
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Ashland
Milford
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Wellesley Hills
Newton Lower Falls
Auburndale
West Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Faneuil
Brighton
Id M
Allston
Cottage Farm
Brookline
Cypress Street
Reservoir
Chestnut Hill
Newton Highlands
Sunday Train Timetable Details for Suburban Routes
The bulletin lists multiple daily and Sunday train schedules for Fremingham Marlborough Fayville Southborough Northborough Clinton Leominster Fiteh ee Bertin West Berlin Boston Pratt's Junction and Fitchburg to Boston with departure and arrival times, return options and notes on days of operation. It names A. S. Hanson and E. Gallup as the general agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremingham
Marlborough
Fayville
Southborough
Northborough
Clinton
Leominster
Fitehee
Bertin
Boston
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Hills
Worcester
Newton Highlands
Brookline
Hanson
E. Gallup
Trains Schedule From Boston To New York and Nearby Towns
On and after June 1986 trains run from Boston to New York and to many towns. Daily Shore Line Fast Express departs 10 am and 1 pm while Shore Line Mail leaves at several late evening times Sundays included. Returns offered at multiple times to Providence Pawtucket Attleboro Canton Junction and nearby areas with numerous onward routes and limited Sunday service. The schedule includes Beetrum Mt Hope Warren Bristol Stoughton Canton and other stops with complex return times throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Shore Line
MBM
Sturm
Steturm
Bew
York
Steamboat
Stonington
Neturn
Providence
Pawtucket
Sketurn
Podgeville
Hebronville
Heturn
Attleboro
North Atteboro
Mansfield
East Foxboro
Beeturm
Sharon
Breturm
Camton Junction
Beadville
Mt. Mope
Clarendom Falls
Forest Hills
Bet
Jamaica
Piaim
Boviston
Roxbury
Dedham
Spring Street
West Broxbury and
Mightland
Stoughton and
Canton
Stoughton
Mt. Hope
Warren
Bristol
A. A. Folsom
Biartford
Willimantic
Waterbury
Danvury
Brewster's
Eishikili
Newbury
New Britain
Saa
Mannchester
Rockville
Conn
New London
Norwich
Southbridge and
Webster
Putnam
Milford
Dudley St
Bird St
Mit. Bowdoin
Harvard St
Dorchester
Mintiapan
River Street
Higae Park
Breadowile
Endicott
Islington
Ellis
Norwood
Norwood Central
Winstows
Tiltons
Walpole
Hughland Leake
Freamkiln
Blackstone
Ve Depot
A. RK. K
Needham and Way
Pfooncocket
New York and New England R R Passenger Train Schedule Corrections
Corrected timetable for the New York and New England Railroad shows weekday Boston departures at 6 30 PM for Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with dining car service and multiple local stops. It lists New York via Norwich and Air Line times, and notes the dining car is the line's feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Norwich
Air Line
New England
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Blief
Beelief
Boston & Lowell
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Consolidated
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
Central Vermont
Associated Press
St. Albans
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Vanderbilt
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Lake Champlin
Rome, Watertown
Ogdensburg Road
Ogdersburg & Lake Champlain
Central Vermont Railroad
Lake Champlain Consolidated
Ordensburg
Aliouez
Water Power
Quincy Railroad Bridge Company
Hartford Electric Light Company
Denver Division
Blake Brothers & CO
Foote
Northern Pacific
Congress Street
Illinois
Ricker National Bank of
State Treasurer's
New York City
J. Paarkuuurst
Tuo
Henr
Adars
Bankers
Boston Stock Exchange
Walter B. Adam WM. Blodget
I ‘B. Merritt
Brewer & Wilkins
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Loston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
T&s Fetr
A & Pac
Ee O. Og
Lake Chacon
IOC
Ee O
To& Sfe
Ee Ailan & Pac
Hos & Lowell
Id Peston& Me
Poston & Alb
B& ProVe
Ee Gregon
Pullman P Var
Rutland
E Summit Br
Ie Union Pacific
Wis Oentis
Boston Land
Boston Water P
Aloucz
Asca-0
Cal & Hecla
Lilo Wy
Am Pell Tel
Cssee
Vinson, W. Fay & Co
Canada Southern
del. L. & West
Delaware & Hudson
Ccce
Kansas & Tex
Cache Cackus Sagan
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie & Western
Eeese
Manhattan Elevated
Nootunwestern
Eesee
Ocentral
Css
Mississippi
Perkci i
Peoria
Dee
Evansville
Abash Pacific
Northern Pacific Press
Oregon Transcontinental
St. Paul & Duluth
Col Coal
Stannard
Homestake
Ontario
Savalc
Hale& Norcross
Gorn Silver
Caledonia
Cala
Bulwer
San Francisco
Cal
Bulwef
Hale & Norcross
Eos UglSavage
Railroad Matters
Boston & Lowell Stockholders
Mr. Venner and
The
Herald
Swanton
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Ogdenaburg & Leake Champlain Railroad
Rouse’s Point
Ye5
Givipe
Lake Propellers
Chicrago
Duluth
St. Johnsbury
Boston, Corcord & Montreal
Hotel Champlain
Maquam
A. B. Jewett
St. Johnsbury & Leke Champlain
Lindley Barlow
Southeastern
Central Pacific Railway Company
Market Kreports
Missouri
iIndiana
LeXas
Avetaze
McAluim
Califorpia
Nevada
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Pune
CIA
Monseviego
Ssistcockcouas Scieetetese
Puavesaees Wera
al Sinsancusee
Toreeerd Eesseekt
Esacreee
Culo Ss Cccse Uve Ves
TUL
Ss Cnesee
Euns. Shipmerts
Gloucester Fish Market
Telegraph
City
Chicago Grain Market
Commercial
Weymouth
Moncton
ST Pierre
Miq
ST John
New Brunswick
ST Johnn
Annie Gale
Meteghan
Sch
Suffolk County
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Bryannis
Barnstable
Bourne
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Rezzards Bay
Bizgards Bay
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Baltimore, Md
George
George & Co
Re. Boone, Ia
C S Mason
Mason Bros, U 5
J A Lawrence
Lawrence, Berry & Co
Est Louis, Mo
Jacob Franz
Adler, Frank & Co
J L Schafer
Schafer
Railroads
Fitchburg
Central Vermont Railroads
Montreal
Ottawa
Fitchburg Depot
Winchendon
Jaffrey
Peterboo
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro Keene
Westmoreland
Walpee
Bellows Fallls
Rhutland
Burlington
St. Johns
Saratoga
Delaware
Canal Company K. K.rangeee
Bellows Falls
White River Junction
Makive
Centi
Vermont R. R
Corcord
Nashua
Lowell
Old Colony BR. R
Keene
Ashuelot R. R
Tati Ch
Cheser
Monadnock R.R
Rutland R. R
Ogdensberg
New York West Stonington
Boston & Providence Railroad
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. R
J. W. Richardson
Boston & Providence R. BR
Montreal & West
R. Holice
J. W. Hosart
S. W. Cummings
Pass
Boston & Providence & Rd
Providence Railroad
Grand Central Depot
A. M
A. Folsom
Viatals Minex Bine
Pilgihive
Gide Colony
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Ota State House
Washington and
State Streets
L. H. Palmer
J. KR. Kendrick
Old State House
Poston
Concorder
Br.nd
Manchester
Concord
N. H
Fitchbore Railroad
Hogsac Tunnel
Cheshire
Keene and Rutland
Worcester, Nashua and
Boston & Providence R. RR
R. R
Ifan
Middletown
Danbury
Fishkill
Grana Central Acne
P.M
Trenton
Norwich Lis Exp
Peed& J
Danielsonville
City of Worcester
City of New York
W. H. Turner
Boston Weekly Post
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