Money Market Steady as July Dividends Loom
Active money market with firm rates as month end disbursements approach. Loans on call range 4 3 to 5 percent, mercantile paper 4 4 to 5 4 percent, bank balances and exchanges show gains, and government securities weaken amid global interest shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Corporation
New York
Dividends Declared by Local Companies
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad reports no dividend 4 percent. Hill Manufacturing declares 2 percent. Worcester Safe Deposit Trust declares quarterly 1 percent. Mineral Range Railroad declares quarterly 2 percent. Security Associates at Worcester declare regular quarterly 1 percent payable July 1, 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich & Worcester Railroad Company
Hill Manufacturing Company
Worcester Safe Deposit Trust Company
Mineral Range Railroad Company
Worcester
Diverse U.S. and Canadian Stocks Mentioned in Market Notes
The listing enumerates numerous railroad, steamship, and utility stocks across the United States and Canada. It includes American Express, New York Central, Chesapeake & Ohio, Oregon Navigation, Union Pacific, and Wells Fargo among others with various coupons and preferred shares noted, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
Alton & Terre Haute
New York Central
American Express
Ny, Ohio& St Louis
Boston Air Line
Pennchtonca Au Bar
Cren
Ohio Central
Canada Pacific
Ohio & Set
Canada Southern
Central Town
Ontario and Western
Central Pacific
Ccc
Oregon Navigation
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Er Co
Pacific Mail
Cccrese
Chicago & Tanies Paanama
Seseeeeree
D.& Evarsville
Chicago, Bar & Quincy
Pittsburg
Severeeeresl
Chic
St Louis & NO
Pullman Palace
Louis & Pa
Richmond & All
Cin, San & Cleve
Richmond & Danville
Cleve & Colum
Richmond & W P
Con Coal
Louis & San Fran
Denver & Rio Grande
Avenanas Do
East Tenn
Ceevcecescese
Sevescecsseee
St Paul, Minn
Ind
Bloom & West
Union Pacific
Kan & Tex
United States
Wabash, Stl & Pac
Secess
Wells Fargo
Western Union
Sai Louisville
New al
Hocking Valley
Manhattan Beach
Milwaukee
Ls& W Pacific
Minn &St
Ventral Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Denver & R Grande
Mobile & Ohio
Erie
Mortis & Essex
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey
Oregon
West Shore
Lake Erie
Western
Lake Shore
Oesees
Coicob
Savage
Ontario
Cala
Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Commodities
Prices for corn oats butter and cheese are steady while the egg market edges higher. Cotton stocks and world trade figures are listed along with futures and spot prices in New York and Liverpool markets. Total visible supply and export import totals for Boston week end June 28 are reported with stock levels in Europe and U.S. ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Liverpool
Csee
London
Hamburg
Bremen
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Havre
Mareilles
Bacelona
Genoa
Trieste
Europe
U.S
U. S
Mid Uplands
Orleans
New York
Flour and Grain Market Stagnant Amid Light Demand
The flour market shows no change as demand stays light with immediate needs driving sales. Corn demand is quiet with Steamer yellow at 47 47.25 cents and little activity at the top figure. Oats are quiet and on call sales absent. settling price 38 1/2 cents. Prices for wheat, cornmeal, butter, cheese, eggs, and various produce sections follow mixed, steady patterns in wholesale ranges, with notable details for futures, elevator stocks, and receipts across Chicago New York and regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Func Co
Daly cc Iieves
Auignust
JSUIY
Jjanuaty.se
Ccegat Ss Scccvcccsecesse
Obacagnen
New York
Uplands
Manila
Hoilos
Porto Rico
Cuba
Beacon Light
Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Southern Illinois
St. Louis
Nei
Canton
N. Y
Ogdensburg
Liverpool
Ludvig Holberg
Seaverns & Co
Hudson River
Eastern Creamery
Northern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
Choics Northern
New Hampshire
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Bush
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Messina Leasons
Aspinwall
Jamaica
Baracoas
Timothy
North
Ado West
Clover
Do West
Read Top
Jersey
Maine
Burbank
Norfolk
Huntington System Annual Statement 1885 Shows Large Surplus
The annual statement for 1885 lists the Uuunttington Transcontinental Systems values, detailing Pacific and Atlantico divisions with 3031 and 101 miles of road and 4205 miles of steamships. Gross earnings total 25 005 106 dollars, net surplus 11 030 042 dollars, and interest income 266 1166 dollars. Surplus to Southern Pacific amounts to 154 205 dollars amid a floating debt near 4 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Avenue Pacific
Mouime
Texas Transportation Lines
Central Pacific Sinking Fund
Central Pacific
United States Sinking Fund
Southern Pacific Company
Summit Branch and Lykens Valley Coal Output Report
The May statement shows Summit Branch with poor output while Lykens Valley reports strong gains for May and five months. May figures for Summit reflect near total shutdown with 44 983 tons in five months versus 132 0 4 tons in the prior year. Lykens Valley exceeds 1885 output for both the month and the five months, affected by strikes and lower season activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Lykens Valley
Brokers Board June 28 Sales and Bond Prices
Summary of closing prices and sales across bonds and railroads from the Brokers' Board on June 28. Contains listings for Mex Cen 4s, Oregon 8s, Union Pacific, Pullman P Car, and several railroad and mining issues with various bids and last trade values. Also notes land and telephone company listings and miscellaneous equities in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aland Feist TB
At& Pacos
Ray C.B& N
Lake Chacon
Ifc
Orr
Boston & Me
Boston & Alb
Lowell
Chi & E i
Miss
Nye&wn
Pullman P Car
Union Pacific
Wis Cent Pia
Brookline
Ico
Boston Water P
AmBellTel
Alloucz Veeeeeve
Memphis to Kansas City Rail Link Rumored by Gould Interests
Attorney R J Morgan of Missouri Pacific in Memphis confirms plans for a Memphis to Kansas City line linking Gould lines via a survey of the Memphis and Cald Knob extension to Carthage Missouri. The route would run about 2000 miles through Kansas into Nebraska shortening the trip compared with the Kansas City Springfield and Memphis line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kansas City
Memphis
East Tennessee Company
Udge R. J. Morgan
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Latter Place
Carthage
Kansas
Nebraska
Springfield
Resignation at Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Julius Wadworth of New York resigns the vice presidency of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company after years in that role. The board will act on his replacement at a New York meeting this week with rumored successors including Philip Armour John Plankinton and Peter Geddes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & Stt. Paul
Milwaukee
Julius Wadworth
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Myers
Mitchell
John Plankinton
Board of
East
Ji] Khesith
Wadsworth
Philip Armour
Peter Geddes
Mexican Central Railway
Paso del Norte
Zacatecas
Newport News & Mississippi Valley Railroad
Chesapeake & Onaio Railroad
Newport News
New Orleans
Huntington
Pacific Ocean
Chesapeake & Ohio
John S. Bartlett
Northern
Fire Railroad
Erie Road
Philadelphia & Reading Road
Coal and Iron Company
The Old Colony Excursion Book Promotes Summer Resorts
The Old Colony or Pilgrim Land Past and Present brochure from the Fall River line and Old Colony railroad highlights Newport Plymouth the South Shore Cape Cod Buzzards Bay Martha's Vineyard Nantucket with illustrated maps hotels and boarding houses plus a chapter on How to get there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Pilgrim Land
Fall River
Old Colony Railroad
Newport
Plymouth
South Shore
Cape Cod
Buzzara’s Bay
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Undefined OCR Fragment Reflects Historical Trade Items
Fragmentary OCR text lists various item codes and prices such as 50 25 Busell Trimmer and 150 Mexican Telephone. It mentions American Shoe Tip and security Min with scattered numbers and city references including Cin and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sana Tee
Cin
St. Louis
Market Drifts After Opening Rise In Steel Stocks
New York stock markets show early gains then fade with overall dull, heavy trading. Rail bonds and Northwestern leaders move modestly. Louisville & Nashville strengthens briefly before the day ends in a broad decline. The Mexican Central railway news and regional railroad consolidations are noted along with regional financial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adust
Northwestern
Pacific Mail
St. Paul & Omaha
Louisville & Nashville
Central
Iowa
Illinois
Galveston & Harrisburg
San Antonio
Kentucky Central
Louisville
New Alban
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Knoxville & Ohio
Pork and beef prices steady amid firm pork demand
Market reports pork and lard remain strong with solid export demand for pork products. Fresh beef holds steady. lambs and mutton quiet. Detailed price ranges cover pork cuts, backs, tongues, and mess, fresh ribs, sausage, bacon, hams, and dressed hogs. Beef sections list extra plate beef, mess, tongues, and hams with varied barrel and half barrel prices. Fresh beef by quality shows multiple siзыes and cuts with percentage figures. Cotton market quiet with easy quotations for middling uplands and gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Gulf
Cotton and grain markets across major cities on June 28
New York reports cotton quiet with gains and mixed grain prices. Chicago and Detroit show flour and wheat activity, while New Orleans and New York cotton sales and stock levels remain steady at mid rates.
Chicago Cattle Markets Update
Chicago cattle market report shows cattle receipts at 6390 with higher shipments of 2960. Steers bring 3 75 to 5 40, stockers and feeders 2 50 to 4 40, cows and mixed 2 4, bulk 2 75 to 3 10. Hog receipts 35,000, shipments 7000, strong with packing 4 25 to 4 65. Sheep receipts 3000 shipments 1000 steady with natives 2 to 4 40 and Texans 2 75 to 3 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Emery Hodges Letter on Wheat Market Prices
A late private despatch from Emery & Hodges at No 28 State street reports the wheat market dull with little feature and prices at day’s lows. Corn weakens while pork remains steady. visible supplies fall in Chicago and New York, with car receipts and tomorrow’s estimates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Chicago
New York
Wheat Market Dull in Chicago Despatch
Special despatch from Chicago reports a lifeless wheat market with dull activity at opening. Brokers such as Stauffer and Stevens were among those observed, with big professionals unclear on the early moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain Market. Co. S. Lee
Chicago
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Stauffer, Stevens
Wheat Market Stalls Ahead of Visible Supply Decline
The article reports traders Warner Wadhams Lindbroom and Hamil selling while Comstock Kemmerer and Phillips bid heavily. Weather in the southwest clouds delays wheat movement, pushing prices to 7416 for August. After a 1,425,000 bushel weekly drop in visible supply, Comstock bought 250,000 bushels September at 7514, stabilizing the market with 754% for September and 7414 for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Wadhams
All
Lindbroom
Hamil
Comstock
Kemmerer
Phillips
Tuttle
Gifford
St. Louis
London and Liverpool Markets Report June 28
Beerbean's report notes dull wheat demand off coast and easier market in Mark Lane. Liverpool markets show wheat steady to dull, corn quiet, and assorted staples like pork, bacon, cheese and lard firm or steady. cotton futures firm with 10,300 bales receipts and futures for June to September advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbean
Mark Lane
Paris
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Financial bond and stock notes from London market
United States bonds quoted with 4s at 12634 and Atlantic & Great Western firsts at 4414. Seconds 12, Canadian Pacific 683g, Erie 2914, Illinois Central 142, Mexican ordinary 34, St Paul common 95144, New York Central 1695, Reading 13%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Savannah Cargo Totals Across Multiple Ships and Regions
The list records cargo items across vessels at Savannah and other ports, naming steamer lines, consignors, and commodities. Entries include cotton, vegetables, fruits, hides, crates of tomatoes, melons, and various goods aboard ships such as City of Macon and New Brunswick, with quantities ranging from single crates to thousands of bales and cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Macon
Appleton & Co
Gilings & Eaton
Chap'n & Co
Chase & Sanborn
Chapin
T J Coolidge
Chapin Bros
A & O W Mead
Parker
Rogera & Co
Sanborn & Co
Sherman & Co
J & J Josephs
Lowell Biot
Isaac Locke
Lowell
Mead & Co
Morrison & Co
ST John
New Brunswick
Sammond
Roberts
Hammond
Yarmouth
Steamer Dominion
JG Hall & Co
Poole
Oakes
EK Johnson
Ludwig Holberg
Seaverts & Co
Charlotyetown
Pei
Balifax
Worcester
Arthur & Co
Bailett, Lyman & Co
Ellis & Co
T Russell & Co
Tisa Whitney, Pousland & Co
Winser & Son
Glasgow
Scot
Pressian
Curtis
Cumner, Jones & Co
Hovey & Co
Stults & Mansur
Gus
Eng
Boston City
Steel Norway Steel & Iron Co
Ditson & Co
Stone & Downer
J A Hayes & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Baring Bros & Co
Bois Cement Waldo Bros
Iron Gossier & Co
Joans Booth & Co
Pierce & Co
Atkins & Co
Montevideo
Bark Alexardhia
Ps Baling Bros & Co
Ward & Co
New York
Mayaguez
Hattie G McFar
Jacob G. Reed
George McQuesten & Co
Sierra Leone
Mansfield
Property transfers across Boston area change hands
A series of June transfers record land and buildings sold in Dorchester Roxbury West Roxbury Revere Chelsea Charlestown and East Boston. Notable deals include Rutland street 9000 and 6000 sums between John O Smith and Albert E Turner, and multiple parcels on Arnold and Minot streets with prices ranging up to 2800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Atlantic Avenue
Oliver Ditson
George B. Nichols
Portland Street
William Sohier
Augustus Lowell
Albion Street
Austin B. H. Chapin
Harriet EB. Chapin
Chester Park
Harriet E. Chapin
East Chester Park
Rutland Street
John O. Smith
Albert E. Turner
Seneca Street
Charles F. Donnelly
Elizabeth Pigeon
Sheridan Street
Francis P. Adams
David McIntosa
Pemberton Square
Sarah FE
Lawrence Et al
George ©. Shattuck
Arnold Street
Frank J. Park
Edward W. Park
Gack Street
Eliza A. Park
Guardian
Edward W. Perk
Provident Savings Bank
Dorchester
Frederick L. Pierce
Wilbur A. Young
Minot Street
George L. Chase
Amos D. Gouldeaux
George Curtis
Rom Brook Avenue
Joseph W Homer
Clifrepant
William W. Davis
Joseph Rider
Walnut Avenue
Charles L. King
Hingham Institution For Savings
Elm Hill Avenue
West
Roxpury
Isaac Peabody
Sylvanus M. Parsons
Canterbury Street
Patrick Crosby
Daniel F. Maguire
Howe’s Place
William B. Blakemore
Oriole Street
Spencer Nolan
Robin Street
Edwin Weld
Michael Finlan
Hyde Park Avenue
Revere
Dustin Lancey
Mary Mitchell
Revere Beach
Martin Mitchell
Charles J. Page
Grove Street
William McKenney
Catherine J. McCain
Maverick Street
Charlestown
Warren Institution For Savings
Russell Bradford
Bunker Hill Street
Boston
Robert Hodson, Jr
Robert Hodson, Sr
Bennington Street
South Boston
Samuel W. Johnson
Pethbesda Lodge
East Sixth and
L Streets
Mortgage transfers and quitclaims from 19th century notes
Lot of mortgage related transfers and quitclaims listed. Executors and individuals such as Robert H Waters and Nancy C Cheever involve Michael McNamara. Releases of mortgages and quitclaims reference George W Cram Eben D Jordan Joel Patrick William Blake Edwera Mootry James Lilly Rebecca Park and Edward W Park with varied dates and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Waters
Nancy C. Cheever
Michael McNamara
George W. Cram
Massachusetts Hopital Life Insurance Company
Eben D Jordan
Eben D. Jordan
John C. Coombs
Margaret I. Davis
Joel Patrick
Luther Farwell
William B. Blakemore
Edwera Mootry
James Lilly
James M. Beckford
Edward W. Park
Rebecca BK. Park
Unclear creditor and assignment notices across several cities
The notices report multiple bankruptcy and assignment actions. William McKnight of Philadelphia seeks extensions. James Hamilton of Philadelphia faces sheriff sale July 1. J S Funk of Waynesboro assigns. Richardson & Butler of Indianapolis placed in receivership with liabilities around 75 000 and assets near 40 000. Carlson Brothers of Eau Claire assign to YD C Whipple with liabilities about 7 000. F J Derse forecloses on a 5 000 chattel mortgage. J Ludington of Baltimore makes an assignment. William H Mosher of Col lierstown makes an assignment. Fiset & Wilson of St Jerome report liabilities about 9 900 and assets 13 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKnight
Philadelphia
James Hamilton
J. S. Funk
Waynesboro
Penn
Richardson & Butler
Indianapolis
Ind
Patrick H. Jamison
Carlson Brothers
Eau Claire
Wis
C. Whipple
Charles A. Lips
F. J. Derse
Desser
Belleville
Kan
J. F. Ludington
J. Ludington & Co
Baltimore
William H. Mosher
Colliersville
N. Y
Hay
H. E. Cerr
Fiset & Wilson
St. Jerome
Que
Bayou and City Traders Listed in International Directory
Albany NY E L Smith and O M Pratt of Smith Pratt and Herrick Aas. Baltimore MD G W R George of G W R George Co dit Bayou Sara La J Freyhan of J Freyhan Co Par Burlington VI D A Brodie Craw Chicago UJ A G Leonard of A G Leonard Co Craw Chicago Il E M Phelps of Phelps Dodge and Palmer Cincinnati O J Straus Am Cincinnata O D Lytie of Lytle Co Ads Eufala Ala F Strauss of Beringer Strauss West Ads Fon du Lac Wis Charles Stickney of The Stickney B S Co Craw Forth Worth and Dalles Tex E Ht Lewis of Lewis Bros Jacksonville Fla W N Emery of Emery Simmons and Emery Craw Los Angeles Cal L Jacoby of Jacoby Bros Par New York City D P Morse of Morse Rozers Co Par Owensboro Ky J Rothchild of J Rothchild Co Par Prescott AT T C Bray Par San Antonio Tex S Holff of M Holff and Bro Par St Lews Mo F 8S Powell Craw St Lews Mo J L Schafer or Schafer Swarte Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayou Sara
J Freyhan
J Freyhan & Co
Par
Burlington
Brodie
Craw
Chicago
G Leonard
A G Leonard & Co
E M Phelps
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Cincinnati
Straus
Cincinnata
Lytie
Lytle & Co
Ads
Eufala
Ala
F Strauss
Beringer
Strauss & West
Fon du Lac
Wis
Charles Stickney
The
Stickney B & S Co
Forth Worth
Dalles
Tex
Ht Lewis
Lewis Bros
Jacksonville
Prescott
Bray
San Antonio
S Holff
M Holff & Bro
St Lews
Powell, Craw
J L Schafer
Schafer
Swarte & Co
Foreign Exports Listings for Annapolis Digby and Yarmouth
The steamers New Brunswick and Dominion carried multiple cargoes including marble, millinery, hardware, furniture, fruit and vegetables, dry goods, and roofing materials. Notable consignments include 78 packages marble and 23 bbls cornmeal at Yarmouth with various crates and boxes of goods bound for different destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis & Digby
New Brunswick
Yarmouth
Dominion
Receipts of Staple Goods at This Port June 25
The table lists totals for cotton bales, butter, wool, oleomargarine, cornmeal, oats, wheat, hay, malt, lard, beef, pork, bacon, tea, sugars, hides, leather, skins, molasses, and related items from multiple railroads and transit, comparing 1885 to 1886. Monday receipts include Boston & Albany, Grand Junction, Boston & Providence, Old Colony, New York & New England, Fitchburg, Boston & Maine, and Boston & Maine Western/Eastern divisions with counts by rail and port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansit
Pos Enaest
COORG
Ss.-S
Eadass
Concer Daag
Eesace Tong
Odie
Biockcena
Boston & Albany Railroad
Grand Junction Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Golony Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine Rairoad
Oston & Lowell Railroad
Express
Fitchburg Railroad Timetable Changes Effective June 20 1886
John Adams Gen. Supt notes new tram departures from Boston and West for cities including Syracuse Chicago and New York Central lines. Services run daily and Sundays with Pullman sleeping cars. Extensive timetable lists numerous stops from Greenfield to Ware River region and Framingham to Union Square with multiple ex and accom options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
West
Syracuse
N. W
Chicago and
St. Louis
Pullman
Chicago
New York Central
West Shore Railroad
Alpany
Troy
The
Greenfield
North Adams
Gardner
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Miller’s Falls
Shelburne
Royalston
Erving
Vane
West Fitchburg
Wachusett
Westminster
Ashburnham Junction
Ashburnham
Otter River
Wendell
East Deerfield
Montague
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell’s
Charlemont
Hoosac
Turner’s Falls
St. Albans
Keene and Rutland
Worcester, Nashua and
Fitchburg
Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Shirley
Greenville and Townsend Centre
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard
Lincoln
Waltham
Belmontsand Waverley
Waverley
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Baldwinsville
Ware Hiver
John Adams
Southern New England Shore Line Trains Schedule
On and after Monday June 14 86 trains will run from Boston to New Work Providence and other points on the Shore Line. Timetables list daily departures from Boston to New Work 10:00 am and 1:00 pm and numerous return times plus connections with New York Providence Mansfield Stoughton Canton Dedham and West Roxbury lines. The schedule includes Sunday variations and notes later departures Monday Wednesday Friday and earlier on other days with the Shore Line. Superintendent A A Folsom notes possible detention at Mansfield if the Shore Line from New York is late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Shore Line
Meturm
Wew Kork
Meturn
New York
Steamboat
Stonington Line
Providence
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
Hebronville
Heturn
Attlebore
Return
North Attieboro
Manusfield
Siharon
Menaville
O.bo
Ney
Ery
E Park
Heturm
T. Hope
Isarendon Hills
Forest Hills
Jamaica Plain
Boylston
Roxbury
Dedham
Spring Street
West Roxbury and Highland
Reeturn
Stoughton
Canton
Mt. Hope
Warren
Bristol
Mansfield
Mansfield and Arrival of ‘‘Shore Line
A. A. Folsom
Aele Wrest Medford
Bet
Vosege Will
SUN
Concord
Maas
Billerica
Met
Bedford
Lexington
Arlington
Nashua Junction
O.S. Mellen
Lucius Tuttl
Pass’g’r
Transit timetable fragment for multiple stations and lines
Fragmentary Boston area transit schedule listing multiple stations including Readville Endicott Norwood Norwood Central Franklin Blackstone and Wisemad Lake with numerous times for departures and returns along the Woonsocket division with notes on Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays and special stops and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.bu
O SO
Hyde Park
Readville
Agshcroft
Endicott
Eslington
Pu. Eilis
Norwood
Norwood Central
Winslows
Tiltons
Walpole
Wisemad Lake
F& Am
Franklin
Blackstone
Boston
Woonsocket Division
Weedhama
Way
Woonsocket
Old Colony Trains to New York and seaside towns schedule
Detailed weekday and Sunday train times from Boston to New York via Fall River Line and to numerous coastal destinations including Newport Taunton Brockton Plymouth Cohasset Hingham Nantasket Beach Hyannis Buzzards Bay and more with return times and notes on days. Generated by J R Kendrick General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Old Colony
Fall River
Newport
New York
R. M
Fall É
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
Vid Colony
Taunton
Brockton
New Bedford
Return
Gem
Dean Street
Retuarn
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Middleboro
Po. Brockton
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Whitman
Cohasset
Hingham
Nantasket Beach
South Braintree
Quincy
Harrison Square
Tao
West Quincy
Milton
Neponset
Cottage City
Woods Hll
Woods Hall
Wantucket
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Yarmouth
Hyannis
Barnstable
Sandwich
Bourne
WY Cods Hall
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Buzzards Bay
Onset Bay
Wareham
Bmeturn
Bereckton
Ereturn
Nantucket
South Weymouth
the Abingtons
South Abington
Chasset
the Weymouth
Marshfield
Seimiite
J.R. Kendrick
Schedules for Boston area trains to Vermont New Hampshire and Canada
Detailed timetable fragment listing multiple routes and stops from Boston to destinations including Tilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland Plymouth Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St Albans Montreal and more. It provides departure times 8 80 am 3 PMY 7 pm and ranges across branches Fabyan Bethlehem Jefferson White Mountain resorts and local points with parlor and sleeping car services via Central Vermont and Passumpsie railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lowell
Chicago
Fitchburg
Central
Vermont
R. H
Washington Street
J. W. Hobart
S. W. Cummings
St. Albans
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
Montreal
Plymouth Anaway
Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
St. Johnsbury
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Land
Bristol
Claremont
White Mountains
Northern Division
Central Vermont R.R
Passunpsie R.R
Fabyan
Bethlehem
Jefferson
White Mountain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sterling
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
von Uoffman & Co
Morrow
Jane W. Dirtar
N’s. Capital
P.c
Bell Telephone
Allouez Mining
Atchison
Sandusky & Cleveland
Cleveland & Canton
Eastern
Mexican Central
New England
Wisconsin Central
Rutland
Great Falls & Conway
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Henry Clews & Co
Seaboard
Far West
Trust
San Francisco Chronicle
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
San Francisco
Atchisons
Atlantic & Pacific
Burlington & Quincy
Oregon Transcontinental
Missouri
Aansas
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Wisconsin
Flint & Pere Marquette
Arthur Sewall
Maine Central Railway
Eastern Railway Company
Sewal
Sewall
Mexico
Lake Champlain Consols
Connecticut
Jong
Clark
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Boston Water Power Company
Allouez
Engineering and Mining Journal
Calumet
Mobile & Ohio Extension
Mutual Union
Del
Oce West
Delaware & Hu
Michigan Central
Mississippi
Ontario & Wester D
Secesees
Pacific Mio Aeewdseussne
Peoria
Dee & Evansville
RCA
St Paul & Omana
Venus
St. Paul & Duluth
Jude
Clark and Ward
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Hutchins
Uly. Ang
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C.esecsscece
Cece Cevceses
Heer Kins
Odotide
Gorm
Railroad Matters
City of
City of Cambridge
City of Chicago
City of Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Blake Brothers & GO
C. H. Venner & CO
Commission Merchants, Grain and
Congress St
Summit Branch
Ghoggs
GTOSS
Lucreae
Giob Ice Vascn
Eres
Pcros Oicianes
GUE Sa Seie Eoees
Boston Stock Exchange
Brokers’ Board
the Old Colony
Vinson, W. Fay & Co
NEW York Financial
Pennsylvania
National Railway and Street Railway,Stock Company Today
Charles B. Rogers
Portland
J. S. Stone
Kennebunk
M.V. B. Stinson
J. C. French
J. F. Nickerson
T. Be, Cali, Jr
J. A. Stover
Kittery
C. B. Rogers
J. M. Stone
M. V. K. Stinson
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Schenectady Locomotive Works
Central Vermont
T. Edward Bond
Telegraph
St Louis
City
Middles
la Reinem Clewe
Western Steam
State
Toledo
Cincinnavi
Detroit
Michgar
Busn. Corp
Augusta
Galveston
Mobile
Mid
Con
Chicago Cattle Markets
PUY Chess
Suvinseccachenes
Boot and Shoe Buyers
Albany, NY
E L Smith
O M Pratt
Smith, Pratt & Herrick
R George
George & Co
Ayia
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
Montreal & West
Lgrim
Bristol, Old Colony
J. R. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
Old State Horse
Long Island Sound
Pilgrim
West Stonington
Ress
Sea
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Neapa
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence
Railroads
Hoosac Tunnel
Causeway Street
R. BR
R. R
Washington
Norwich
Air Line
New England Limited
Hartford
A K
Martford
Willimantic
Waterbury
Danbury E.gu
Brewester
S. Fishkill
Newbury
New Britain
Manchester
Mockvwille
Conn
New London
Worovich
Southbridge and Webster
Putnem
Mulford
Mattapan
Bmiwer Street
Aley
Bird
Mit
Harvard St
Middletown
New Haven
Denbury
England Limited
Granda Central
Danbury
Elga
Ae Britain
Phila Dalpmia
Trenton
Philadel
Ring Ee Ae
Richman
Norwic
W. d. Turner
la Fonte A
Kendall
R. PB
Grand Central Depot
A. Folsom
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Bosto
Imm
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Wilton
Milford
Amherst
Nashua
Breachery
Re.pe Billerica
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Wilmington
Walnut Hills
Stoneham
Riet
Woburn
Winchester
Syd
Massachusetts
Station of
Boston and
Lowell BB. H
Jefferson and Way Stations
Oakdale
W. Boylston
Clinton
Berlin
Hudson
Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Belmont
Waverly
Mellen
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Concord BR. BR
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