Money Market Review 1886 Boston June Week Totals
The week ends with a firm money market and higher clearing house rates. New York funds slide about 17 cents on $1000. Government securities and foreign exchange remain steady. Boston stock and bond chatter shows Bell Telephone and Oregon Short Line strong, while Union Pacific and New England slip.
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Boston
New York
Germany
Europe
Bell Telephone
Oregon
Ogdensburg
Union Pacific
New England
Brookline Land
Erie Telephone
All _uez Mining
Atchison
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Hastern
New York & New England
Rutland
Wisconsin Central
Central Massachusetts
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland
Southern Kansas
Trust
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Road
St. Paul
Congress
Connecticut
Louisiana & Missouri River Railroad
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Marouette, Houghton & Ontonagon
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Chicago
West Michigan
Pullman
Eastern Railroad
Maine Central
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester
Mexican Central
Lake Champlain
Street
Consolidated Vermont
Northern Pacific Terminal
Kansas City
Springfield
New York Commercial Bulletin
London Cables
Brown
Back Bay
Boston Bull
Blackstone
Eliot
Market
Tremont
Union
Boston National
Atlantic
City
Eagle
Merchants
Shoe and Leather
Freemans
Redemption
State
Prescott
Lowell
Bristol
Taunton
Newton
Amory
Lawrence
Newmarket
Pepperell
Tremont & Suffolk
Union of
Dividends Declared by Housatonic Road and International Trust
Directors of the Housatonic road declare a semi annual 3 percent dividend on preferred stock payable July 1. Transfer books close July 1. International Trust Company of Boston declares a semi annual dividend of 3 per share payable July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic Road
International Trust Company of Boston
Boston Stock Exchange Market ReportJune 26 Summary
Boston Stock Exchange reports sales on June 26 across multiple stocks including Mexican Telephone 60, Brookline Land 244 Tol Cin and St Louis 400, Shawmut 1000, American Elec 200, Thelen 1000, and more. Market notes indicate dull flour and grain tones with steady prices, constant rye and malt, and various futures quotes for corn, oats, and wheat. Food commodity prices for millfeed and hops also listed with specific bid ranges and freight terms.
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Wilson, W. Fay & Co
State Street
Boston
Busell
Cceeeres
Cian Eaaetess
Cceees le
Cimcaidal
Ilfum, Company
Brokers’ Board
C.B& N
Do Inc
Oregon SL
Og & Lake Cha
Cen
To& Sfe
Boston & Alb
Chic & W Mich
CB & Nor
Cin & San
Fitchburs
MHS& Om
Ny&nd
Oregon
Oregon Nav
Pullman P Cart
Ae Rutland Pref
Union Pacific
Wis Cent Pia
Worc
Nas & RK
Telephone
Bel Tel
Ao. Erie
New England
Cal & Hecla
Quincy
Ccceee
Boston Water P
Brookline
Maverick Land Miscellaneous
Lam Store Ser
Market closes steady after erratic day on New York stocks
The New York stock market ended the session steady with little notable movement after late afternoon stagnation. Trading was light with Lackawanna the only active stock, while railroad bonds and various issues showed mixed results amid uncertain market sentiment and a large afternoon decline. Final totals tallied 184,733 shares, with mixed gains and losses across major names and several bond and note movements.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Ee & West Point
Richmond & Dan- Vve
Lake Shore
Owatka
Richmond & West Point
East Tennessee
St. Joseph & Grand Bland
Erie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Detroit
Madonac & Maquette
Wabash
W. White
Northwest
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Company
Canada Southern
Cessrses
Central Pacific
Cccessesee
Ccscoree
Delaware & Hudson
Kansas & T
Xas
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie & Westerm
Manhattan Elevated
Memphis & Charleston
Northwestern
Oregon
Commodity markets steady with minor shifts noted
Flour, corn, oats and other grains show no notable changes. Butter and eggs hold steady quotes while beans stay firm for choice stock. Seeds fruit hay and old potatoes firm with new potatoes slightly higher. Strong demand across provisions. sugars quiet and steady.
Quiet trade and large butter receipts across markets
Trade in butter is quiet with moderate sales. Receipts are large year over year and more butter moves to cold storage. Western creamery extra sells at 18 cents. New York butter market firm. Chicago cheese steady at 6 to 7 cents. Egg markets firm. potato and fruit prices vary. hay quiet. various farm goods priced, with receivers’ prices for wholesale lots listed.
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Chicago
New York
Norfolk
Long Island
Norfolk Boat
Eastern
Northern
Vermont Dairy
East
New Frampshire
Vermont
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
EANS
Palermo
Messina
Imperials
Valencia
Jamaica
Baracoas
Timothy
North
Do West
West
Jersey
Maine
Bermuda
Meat market prices and demand for pork beef and mutton
In pork products there is a good trade and a firm market. Beef is a little better but prices unchanged. Muttons abundant and the market easy. Prices listed for various pork cuts, lard, hams, bacon, ribs, tongues, and various beef and lamb items with regional price ranges.
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Lord
Choice
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Cotton Market Falls Quiet as Liverpool Futures Steady
The cotton market shows a quiet tone in Liverpool with June delivery bids at 56-61d and July 56 644d. New York futures opened quiet and closed steady amid mixed quotations, while the spot market holds firm with 4 5/16d to 5 13/16d uplands. Pipeline certificates traded around 68% to 69% after late June activity.
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Liverpool
Sugar and oil market snapshot with prices and grades
Market notes show c%ec gallon for 110 120 degrees test and various oils at centennial levels. Naphtha steady at gravity 10 10ke. Raw sugar quiet with bid table quotes for fair to good ref and refined sugars steady. Granulated wholesale price 63 9c. Molasses quiet with Porto Rico new crop 35 38c for fancy and 25 30c for good to choice. Cuba boiling 17i¢ for 50 deg test.
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Manila
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
Markets By Telegraph June 26 New York
Cotton steady with mixed Upland and Orleans prices, flour receipts and varied wheat, corn, and rye values across major markets. Prices for pork, lard, and beef fluctuate. heavy grain movements noted in Chicago and Milwaukee shipments and receipts.
Cotton Markets June 25 National Net Receipts and Prices
A consolidated report shows daily net receipts across ports including Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and consolidated totals. Exports to Great Britain coastwise and stock levels are listed with market adjectives quiet steady firm and mid price quotes across various centers.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
San Fran
Baltimore
Cindy
N. Orleans
Pittsburg
Kane City
Louisville
Providence
Omaha
Minneapo Ls
Denver
Ais
Galveston
Real
Detroit
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Memphis
Columbus
Harttorn
New Haven
St. Joseph
Worcester
Lowell
Syracuse
Onteiden
Ences
N. York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Kansas City
Louieville
Milwaukee
Omahba
Minneapolis
Esc
Hartford
Peoria
Portland
Springfield
Augusta
Great Britain
Mobile
Wilmington
Norfolk
United States
Print Cloth Markets Fall River and Providence Report Active Trade
Fall River reports a very active print cloth market with a price uptick and 48,000 pieces pulled from manufacturers. Production 175,000, deliveries 218,000, stock 42,000. 60x56s 6000, 641x643 253,069, spots 88,000, futures 153,000. Providence notes a firmer tone with 39,000 pieces sold, stock 72,000, and various lots delivered for July to September.
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Fall River
Mass
Providence
Chicago Cattle Markets Update From June 26
Chicago cattle receipts reach 500 with shipments steady. Steers bring 375 to 540 dollars, stockers and feeders 200 to 140, cows and bulls mixed 2390 to 320, through Texas cattle 340. Hogs receipts 16 809, shipments 5000, stronger mix 122 to 445, packing and shipping 440 to 470, lights 420 to 450, skips 250 to 375. Sheep receipts 6090, natives 225 to 425, Texans 230 to 350, lambs 525 to 625.
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Chicago
Texas
Clark and Ward Market Report from Chicago Dispatch
Special dispatches from Chicago to Clark & Ward describe wheat opening higher on wet winter weather but failing to hold gains. July delivery weak. much of it may reach market. Provision prices rise, corn steady, various futures quotes and opening, high, low, and closing levels for pork and lard, plus flour and grain receipts and shipments data.
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Clark and Ward
Chicago
Messrs
Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Eeerare
Bhgaia Ee” Ok
Levevvervse Oe
Cis
Cccevocesseus OO
Ree Opal
LOWES
Coctseccnerers
Ccs
Wheat Market Slumps After Early Strength Fades
A late private despatch from Emery & Hodges reports wheat opened higher on crop fears from Minnesota and Dakota and rain in the Southwest, but closed lower as export demand remained weak. Provisions rose briefly on good purchases before retreating, while corn stayed dull. Receipts and futures prices for August and September are listed, with notes on market manipulation and uncertain relief from export demand. Chicago market reports describe opening strength carrying over, with bulls buying August and September while traders await further direction.
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Emery & Hodges
State Street
Minnesota
Dakota
Duluth
BUI Sciaecescee
Wheat market slips as visible supply shrinks
Spring wheat shipments posted 500000 bushels for the day while exports from four Atlantic ports totaled 1500000 bushels for the week. Visible supply estimates rose from 1500000 to 2000000 bushels yet the market weakened and closed weak at 745 gc. Calls 75 754 c, puts 744 7446.
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Atlantic
Foreign Markets. Wheat and sugar report from London and Havana
London reports wheat off coast easier and low in shipment. Liverpool dull for wheat, corn steady. Havana sugar market firmer but limited trade amid volatility. Prices listed for various wheat, corn, pork, bacon, lard, cheese, and sugars with stocks and weekly receipts and exports. Exchange quiet but firm.
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London
Bestbonm
Chamber of Commerce
California
Liverpool
Havana
Matanzas
United States
London Financial Markets Report Week Rally in Railways
London reports a quiet past week with discount inactive and weak. Bond and stock quotations rose, led by English railways and foreign stocks. American railroad securities closed at week highs as speculation remained active.
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London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Stock Exchange
Imports at Boston and ports list of goods and shipments
A long ledger style list details imports at Boston and multiple ports including Liverpool Hull and various vessels. It enumerates steamships, cases of goods such as earthenware glass woollen textiles machinery and tin plates, plus ships and cargoes including lobster sacks coal nitrate of soda and lumber with numerous firms and traders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Catalonia
Horace Partridge & Co
Schoenhoff
Washburn Manus Co
Norcross, Mellen & Co
Jackson
Moors & Co
Ames
E Jose & Co
Junes
C ‘S Hubbard
Woolllens Merchants’ Despatch Transportation Co
Cottons Neal & Morse
Groat, Warren & Blanchard
Haberdashery
R & J Gilchrist
Groat
Warren & Blanchard
Roussmanie & Kimball & Lovejoy
Cumner, Jones & Co
C. EA Snow
Riley & Gray
Smith American Organ Co
Macailar, Parker & Co
Manion & Co
Simons, Hatch & Whitten
S Morgan & Co
Kakas & Sons
Congdon, Capenter & Co
Holder & Herrick
Booth & Co
Baldwin Bros & Co
JC Caattin & Co
Farley & Sons
Jacobes
Orchil
Macshall Sons & Co
Durfee
Baring Bros & Co
Phelp, Dodge & Co
D & M Williams
Schoenhof
Cellendar,McAusland &Troy
Houghton & Dutton
Tuttle & Co
Pope & Co
Fascon
Brigham
J. Clements & Co
Port LA Tour
J R Atwood
Sanborn
ST Johns
Elva C
Jones & Co
Holmes & Nichols
Sydney
Glenorchy
W Job & CO
Arecibo
Hebron
Butman
Parsboro
C. Vanhorn
Darrow, Mann & Co
Martlas
Muriel
Glace Bay
Bear River
Florence Christine
Delong & Seaman
Foreign Exports Across Halifax and Port Hawkesbury to Cape Verde
A long list of shipped goods from Halifax Pictou and nearby ports includes ink, barouche, crackers, kitchenware, textiles, iron, piano, vessels, and vast quantities of foodstuffs. Multiple schooners and steamers deliver items such as cornmeal, beef, flour, coffee, wood, and canned goods to Yarmouth Dorchester Maitland Lunenburg and Cape Verde Islands, Trinidad, and Port Spain with extensive cargo figures and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax & Pictou
Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetowl
Pei
Carroll
Yarmouth
Dorchester
Maitland
Lunenburg
Wihelmina
Felleveau Cove
Cape Verde Islands
Port Spain
Trinidad
Fiorence
York
Zoil
Staple Product Receipts by Railroads and Port Totals
Receipts for June 26 across multiple rail lines list cotton wool flour meal oats corn and more with totals by line including Boston and Albany Boston and Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Boston and Maine and others. The port's total receipts compare this day with last year across staples such as cotton wool butter cheese eggs meat and lumber with year over year figures for 1886 vs 1885.
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New York
Omaha
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Springfield
Boston
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Etc
Boston & Albany Railroad
Combus Oate
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Bates
Old Golony
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Mame Kal'road
Boston & Lowell Rai
By Express
Ly Sea
Aden
Woosens
Dros Fess
Land transfers in several Boston neighborhoods listed
A compilation of property conveyances dated June to August across West Newton to South Boston. Transactions include sales to banks, lots and buildings on streets like Sawyer Roxbury and Prince, with prices from 1 to 1600 dollars, and notable lots in Dorchester and Chelsea. Names include Margaret L Morris, Elizabeth Healey, George Walker, Carrie Haley, John Blakemore, and Francis Austin among others.
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West Newton Street
Cornelious Board Et Ax
Home Savings Bank
Sawyer Street
Charles McConnell
Yriccey
Salutation Street
Prince Street
Margaret L. Morris
Hizabeth A. Healey
Elizabeth A. Healy
Roxbourg
George P. K. Walker
Sarah Pike
Dudley Street
George Walker
P. K
William Ash
John E. Blakemore
West Roxbury
John S. Hobbs
Carrie E. Haley
Parker Street
George W. Bretts Et al
Westland Avenue Land Association
Porter Street
Henry S. Worrall
James Bogle
August Oberacker
Joseph W. Rowe Et
Philip H. Putter
Ashland Street
Roslindale
Abbie H. Otis
Andrew Toursop
Albans Street
Dorchester
John Franz
Guy A. Clifford
Jerome Street
Christopher L. Munro
J. Homer Pierce
Norfolk Street
Rufus S. Frost
Henry W. Fernald
Weller Avenue
Ocean
Revere
David Lering
C. S. Fifield
Pleasant Avenue
Beachmont Avenue
Chelsea—Harris
S. Lamphere
George Wheatland
Chester Avenue
Charlestown
Calvin B. Sampson
Susan Sawyer
Francis B. Austin
High Street
South Bestton
James V. Devine
Frances M. Harding
Sixth Street
Mortgage releases and discharges listed for various parties
A historical notice item lists several mortgage releases and discharges: Adeline L Hook to Mary E Castle releasing a mortgage by James B Peake in 1872 for $1. Jennie H Weil to William H Murphy releasing a mortgage by Murphy in 1875 for $1. Susan L Sawyer to Francis B Austin discharging a mortgage by Susan Sawyer in 1843 for $1. Elia Mann to Seth Mann discharging a mortgage by Adelia Mann in 1887 for 239 dollars.
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Adeline L. Hook
Mary E. Castle
James B. Peake
Jennie H. Weil
William H. Murphy
Wiliam H. Murphy
Susan L. Sawyer
Francis B. Austin
Susan Sawyer
Elia Mann
Seth Mann
Adelia Mann
Creditors vote to take ten cents on the dollar at Perkins & Fall
Creditors for Perkins & Fall of 66 Eliot Street Boston have agreed to accept 10 cents on the dollar. The firm’s liabilities are about $5000 with assets near $1000. Numerous assignments and failures follow across New York Philadelphia Missouri Indiana and Wisconsin with several firms and individuals attached or insolvent and one vendor offering compromise.
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Perkins & Fall
Eliot Street
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
A. E. Frampton
General Trader
Pendleton, Inc
S. W. Jennings, Miller
Leonardsville
N. Y
Ig & Co
Grocers
Smithville
G. A. Sauer
Hagerstown
Mad
A. Francesco
Rich Hill
Budd & Wesant
Matteawan
William Bollard & Sons
East Liverpool
George Murphy
Marion
Ind
A. W. Jenving
N. C
J. B. Ellis
Greenville
N.C
KE. P. Smith
Beaver Dam
Wis
Vv. Hall
James G. Wells & Co
Crockery
Conn
Firlyn A. Thompson
Henger
New Britain
Old Colony
Fall River
Newport
Boot and Shoe Buyers in Major Cities
A historical advertisement lists boot and shoe buyers across multiple cities including Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Fort Worth Dallas St Louis and Wilkesbarre with names such as G W R George J Freyhan A G Leonard Phelps Palmer Adler Frank Schafer Conyngham and others. It also promotes Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya by Cosweil Hazard & Co New York as a tonic for dyspepsia low mood debility and fever prevention and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
WR George
R George & Co
Bayou Sara
J Freyhan
J Freyhan & Co
Par
Poune
Mason
Mason Bros
Yarlington
Brodie
Craw
Chicago
G Leonard
Leonard & Co
M Pheps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Cincinnati
Calisaya
Cosweil, Hazard & Co
New York
Cape Cod Bus Schedule Summary for Coastal Towns
Bus times listed for Cape Cod area including Provincetown Hyannis Barnstable Sandwich Bourne and surrounding towns. Frequent weekday departures start around 9 AM with multiple return trips through the day to Buzzards Bay Onset Wareham Nantucket Cottage City Woods Hall Falmouth Myannis Warmouth Sandwich Monument Beach and more. General manager J. Kendrick signs off.
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Cape Cod
Provincetown
Way
Warmouth
Hyannis
Barnstable
Sandwich
Bourne
Hreturn
Woods Hall
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Wareham
Nantucket
Cottage
South Braintree
South Weymouth
the Abingtons
South Abington
Cohasset
Hingham
the Weymouths
Tarahfield
Scituate
Duxbuar
Plymouth
New York
Fall River
J. R. Kendrick
Boston and Providence Train Schedule Changes June 1986
A detailed timetable announces Monday June 1986 service changes for Boston to New York Shore Line trains and return runs via multiple branches. It lists departure and return times to and from Boston Providence Pawtucket Attleboro Mansfield Stoughton Foxboro and other stations, plus note on detentions and schedule shifts for specific days and lines. Train to New York Shore Line Fast Express departs 10.00 a.m. daily with various return options and Sunday inclusions. other lines show numerous specific times and adjustments. The notice is signed by A. A. Folsom, Superintendent.
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Boston
New York
Fall River
Newport
Taunton
Central Station
Dean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Middleboro
Brockton
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Whitman
Oad Cohasset
Wingham
Return
Cohasset
Hingham
Nantasket Beach
South Braintree
Quincy
Wai
Hemi
Harrison Square
West Quincy
Milton
Neponset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
New Bedford
Pullman Palace
Fitchburg Depot
Causeway Street
Winchendon
Jaffley
Peterboo
Fitzwilliam
Troy
Marlboro Keene
Westmoreland
Walpoe
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Burlington
St. Albans
St. Johns
Montreal
Ozdensburg
Saratoga
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
White River Junction
Central Vermont
Ogdensburg
West
Ayer Junction
Concord
Nashua
Lowell
Fitchburg
Old Colony BR. R
Providence
Keene
Ashuelot R. R
Bana
Hire
Monadnock RR
Rutland R. R
Wigmwr Exey J
I. M. Press
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W. W
Srm
Chicago
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Pullman
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West Shore Railroad
Albany
The
Greenfield
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Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Miller's Falls
Shelburne Falls
Broyalston
Erving
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Otter River
Wendell
East Deerfield
Montague
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell’s
Charlemont
Hicosae
Turner’s Falls
Eene
Keene and Rutland
Worcester, Nashua and
North Leominster
Pat. Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
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Waltham
Brelmont and Waverley
Eturn
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Union Market
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Cambridge
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Somerville
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Baldwinsville
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tOren
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Westboro
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Cordaville
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Newton Lower Falls
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Fragmented Timetable Snippet With Numerous Times
A dense OCR fragment lists scattered times across days and locations including am and pm stamps, numbers and place names such as Walnut anne Stoneham and Winchester. The text appears as a jumbled schedule or timetable with inconsistent punctuation and missing context.
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SON
Bet
Sun
Het
Walnut Anne
Stoneham
al Heil
Central Mass R R schedule from Boston to Jefferson and others
Rail timetable issued by Lucius E Little lists trains from Boston to Jefferson Way Stations and other points starting May 31 1886. It gives multiple daily departures and Sundays schedules for towns including Jefferson Oakdale W Boyleston Belmont Waltham Weston Hudson and more with express and meteo trains and various times.
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Boston
Lowell B
Trains from Boston to Manchester Concord 1886 schedule
Concord R F R and Branches issue a June 28 1886 timetable listing departure times from Boston B and L depot to Manchester Concord NH and connected lines. Morning and evening runs shown with multiple daily departures and Sunday service, supervised by Chamberlin Supt.
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Concord R. RF
Boston
Manchester
Concora
N. H
Koworning
Concord
N. B
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West Stonington Line
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Sherbrooke
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