Money Market Quiet as Rates Hold Steady in Boston
Boston money market reports subdued activity with ample liquidity. Rates show little change with mercantile paper at 8 to 5 percent and government securities generally steady. Atchison, Mexican Central and other rail stocks show mixed moves as earnings and dividends shift outlooks.
Mining and Miscellaneous Listing Summary
Sales May 1st list includes Quincy Min company and Boston firms. Entries show quantities for Carla Burton and Amie Boston Land with prices and lots, alongside electrical and telephone services and Boston Water Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Min
Cccseveceesece Seeeweeettee
CARLA
Cccneweceereree
DOMO
Financial Market Summary from New York May 18
Money on call at 1 percent with last loan at 2. Prime mercantile paper at 4.5. Bar silver 97. Sterling dull. 60 day bill 4 86. demand 4 89. Government and state bonds show little change. railroad bonds steady. Stock market flat with occasional weakness in Consolidated Gas and Louisville and Nashville, trading heavy early then steady. Transactions total 141,097 shares with notable moves in Delaware and Hudson, Louisville and Nashville, Kansas and Texas, Oregon Transcontinental, and Union Pacific among others. Closing quotes largely near day’s lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sterling
Atchison
Mexican Central
Boston Post
Ogdensburg
Champlain
Lake Champlain
Usica
Back
Rome, Watertown
Rome
Watertown
Strong
Venner
Chicago
Gulf and Colorado
Atchison Company
Poor
Topeka
Kuna
Burlington and
Quincey
Denver
Burlington
Northern
Union Pacific
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Flint
Pere Marquette
Wisconsin Central
Marquette
Tioughton
Ontonazan Comemon
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Fort Scott
Gulf
Clinton
Astern
Railroad Committee
Braman-Bartlett
Eastern Railroad
Kansas
Western
Oregon
Rutland
Consolidated
Vermont
Senora
New England
Maine
Albany
Maine Central
Lowell
Bell Telephone
Old Dominion Copper Company
Ibobe, Ariz
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Corer
Delaware and
Bound Brook
Consolidated Gas
Louisville
Nashville
Oaries
Delaware
Hudson
Jersey Central
Delaware and Hudson
M. K
St. Paal
Duluth
N. 8
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Apa Western Firsts
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Western Michigan Division
East Tennessee Consuls Trust Company
Ohio
Mississippi
St. Paul Lacross
Wesstern
Norfolk and Western Improvement
St. P
M. Dakota
Toledo
Peoria
Wabash
St. Louis
St.l
Miming stock closing prices at Sar Fraxorsco Cal May 18
Official closing prices of mining stocks listed with names partly garbled show activity on May 18 at Sar Fraxorsco Cal. Stocks include Bulwer ss and Good & Curry among others, with several entries unreadable or corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar Fraxorsco
Cal
Bulwer
Good & Curry
Best & Belcher Ile
Ale & Norcross
Todie
Holmes
le Sea Crown Point
Castle Ey Cave
Eureka
Sugar market brief from Havana reports mixed gold prices and soft sugar
In Havana on May 18 sugar and gold prices show divergence with the gold market firm at 221 2 246 for Spanish gold and premiums on short sight gold around 101 103. Sugar remains quiet with a downward tendency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Readers Trust Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup After Years of Use
The piece urges readers to rely on Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup, arguing that its long standing value proves it is not worth trying a new cough remedy. It emphasizes brand trust and familiarity with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Warner’s Safe Cure Restores Child After Illness
In 1881 a Cincinnati girl fell from 135 to under 10 pounds with heart palpitations head pain and dyspepsia. After using Warner’s safe cure pills and nerve product she improved in ten days and gained fifty pounds in about 100 days restoring health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Warner
Posene H
Thornton
Johnson Building
Railroad Yearly Report Shows Gains and Debt Details
The annual report for the fiscal year ended Feb 28 1885 shows gross earnings up 2 percent and net earnings up 12 percent, with operating costs at 55.68 percent. It provides a condensed operations statement, revenue by source, freight tonnage data, equipment counts, and funded debt movements including retirements and bonds held by trustees. Notable figures include 1,040,709 tons carried, ore dominance at 85.34 percent, and a funded debt outstanding of 4,616,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss Catdicis
Donggen
Marquette and Western
New England Trust Company
Fort Scott
S. E
Memphis
Marquette
Houghton and
Ontonagon
Union Pacific First Mortgage
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Dubuque
New Mexico
Southern Pacific
Marquette, Houghton and Onntonagon
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Houghton
Michigan
L’ Anse
Nashua Acton and Boston Railroad Stockholders Meet
In Nashua the Nashua Acton and Boston railroad held its annual meeting with Hon. John C. Moulton presiding. Directors elected included Moulton Smyth Johnson Kimball Pearson Clark Spaulding Brown Marshall Williams Stevens and Spaulding. Directors authorized cooperation with mortgage foreclosures to aid bondholders. Officers chosen were President John C. Moulton Treasurer Francis D. Cook and Clerk Johann Govarich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua, Acton and Boston Railroad
John C. Moulton
Frederick Smyth
James W. Johnson
Benjamin A. Kimball
John H. Pearson
Joseph B. Clark
Edward A. Spaulding
Elbriadge P. Brown
Daniel R. Marshall
Charles Williams
Joseph L. Stevens
William R. Spaulding
Judge Minot
Francis D. Cook
Johob. Govarich
Rail deals and lines plotted across the South and Midwest
A. J. Cassatt and William L. Scott of Erie announce the North Carolina Central railroad purchase from Wilmington to Charlotte. The New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk line faces limits south of Weldon, while plans aim to connect Weldon to Wilmington and reach Atlanta. Kansas and Arkansas Valley Railroad gets legislative authorization to build through Indian Territory, aiding Atchison routes. Canadian Pacific expands toward British Columbia as rail earnings per major lines show varied outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cassatt
William L. Scott
Erie
North Carolina Central Railroad
Wilmington
N. C
Charlotte
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Weldon
Seaboard and
Roanoke
Coast Line
Richmond
New York
Pattsdalphia and
No Fott Company
Carolina Central
Atlanta
Atenison Company
Te Danver Company
Cheyenne
W. T
Omaha Board of Trace
Congress
Carey
Union
Henry Clowes & Co
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Niagara Falls
Portland
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Montpelier and
Wells River
Boston and
Lowell
Falls
White Mountains
O. M. Shepard
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Shepard
Wuatrous
Consolidated Company
Charlies P. Clark
New York and
New England
New Haven
Clark
Watrous
Shore Line
Air Line
H. M. Reedes
Charles P. Clark
Kansas and Arkansas Valley Railroad Company
Ladian Territory
Atchison
Little Rock
Fort Smith
van Buren
Fort Smith Road
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Arkansas City
Kansas
Kan
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Mississippi River
Texas
Ark
Arkansas Cities
Louisville
New Orleans
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
British Columbia
Importation of Rags in Boston Health Inquiry
Moorfield Storey presents a large bundle of consular reports and health pamphlets to support restrictive import rules on rags at Boston. He argues the Boston Board of Health policy aligns with foreign port practices and cites numerous authorities. Two more hearings are expected, with the next at 2 P.M. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorfield Storey
Boards of Health
Igg
Storey
Grand Union Hotel Promises Value in New York Transit Area
Visit or depart New York City and save with Baggage Expressage and $3 Carriage Hue while stopping at the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot. The hotel advertises 613 elegant rooms, a million dollar fit, from $1 per day on the European Plan. Restaurant features top fare and convenient transport to all depots. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Baggage
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Central Depot
Ny Oe Ye
Market steady with dull flour and rail strawberry arrival
A fair market day with dull flour as buyers hold back. The first Tennessee strawberries arrived by rail for J. Bigelow & Co. in Boston. May 1 blast furnace capacity reached 297 furnaces with 110 395 tons weekly. American Manufacturers notes record high bituminous blast. Oleomargarine production halted in Philadelphia. Craig & Lawrie oil brokers failed in New York causing panic. 590000 bbls bought later, market firmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Boston and Albany
J. Bigelow & Co
Dan
Roureaus
Philadelphia
New York
Craig & Lawrie
Pittsburg
Market Reports May 15 Flour Oats Hay Butter and More
Market notes show flour prices steady to dull with no forward buying and oats easing. Milk products and provisions move slowly as butter and cheese slide, with rye and corn largely unchanged. Nearby futures list mixed oats and millfeed prices, while berries and vegetables reach modest gains in regional trade.
Shipping Goods Listings Across Global Ports
A transcript of cargo entries from multiple ports listing vessels, consignors, and commodities. Highlights include logs, indigo, jute, molasses, lumber, potatoes, eggs, hay, and assorted goods bound for destinations such as Calcutta, Cienfuegos, Iloilo, Liverpool, and Saint Simons with various firms and orders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Simons
George McQuesten & Co
Clementsport
Delong & Seaman
Suurws
Mary Jane
Margaretville
J G Curtis
Hall & Co. Gonaiv
Ajax
Calcutta
Citadel
Baring Bros
Ches
Ramsay
Charles H
Liverpool
Eng
Henry & Marreler
Lambert Bros
Sherburne
Linder & Meier
Baring Bros & Co
Moors & Co
Beach & Co
James Hill Mantus Co
Sears
Dame & Co
Dennison M& Co
Norcross, Mellen & Co
AH Hardy & Co
Wright & K*ch
Glass Hills, Turner & Co
Shoniger, Moses & Co
Brown Bros & Co
Laforme & Frothingham
Austin & Eddy
Magnesia Carter & Kilham
Meteghan
Jch
Joe Kinney
Total Receipts of Staple Products May 1
The port's principal staple receipts from all points of shipment are listed with 1886 comparisons. Wheat, corn, coffee, sugar, molasses, butter, cheese, pork, lard, hides, leather, and many other commodities show varied levels. Regional markets include Detroit Chicago Toledo Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati with prices, quantities, and stock movement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catton
Cornacai
Ubmmicki
Iocine MeMs
DOW
Pkee
Uloo
Esther
Prices at Faneuil Mall Market May 19 1900s
Retail notes from Faneuil Mall detail steady meat values with firmer lamb and veal, pork and poultry prices largely unchanged. Strawberries priced lower, fresh produce and dairy show generally favorable movement. fish prices remain firm with a wide assortment listed from mussels to cod and halibut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Mall
Io Sologna
Bermuda
Malaga
Cattle Market Report from Watertown Live Stock Week Ending May 18 1886
Boston Post reporter Geo J Fox details Watertown Union Live Stock Market results for cattle sheep lambs and swine. Includes prices by grade, cattle by state and road car counts and market figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Union Live
Boston Post
Geo. J. Fox
Hampshire
Cscs
Cece Nees
New York
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Albany
Eastern
Brighton
N.B
Albanya
New York Cotton and Grain Prices Report May 15
Cotton steady with prices unchanged and 348 bales sold. Upland and Orleans grades listed with mixed figures. Flour receipts and exports cited with firm low grades and dull higher ones. Wheat and Corn markets show declines in spot and brisk export demand, with detailed bid prices for No 2 and higher grades and varied regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orleans
Ohio
St. Louis
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwauke
Hog Market Report From Chicago and St Louis
The hog markets show firmer tone in Chicago and St Louis with higher prices. Chicago receipts today reach 21 009 with yesterday's official 24 410 and shipments 7 244 while hogs sell from 38 42 to 41 0 for heavy weights. St Louis posts strong markets with light weights at 44 10 and packers paying 38 to 41 5 for other lots. Peoria shows active and strong trading at 36 5 to 40 and 800 receipts. Kansas City reports lower hog prices with sales around 39 5 and 1206 receipts and 1152 shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To & S Feenhee Land
Denver
G.bén Es
Szig 2D
Ny&ne
Egon S
Killand
Atto&bf
Boston & Alb
Boston & Me
Bos & Lowell
Isso
Chicb & Q
Ae Chi & E Il
Es Hastern
Fitchburg
KOC, Sp& M
Ny&n &E
Pullman Pa Var
Ces Butland Pref
Union Pacific
Wis Cent
Fis
Logy Land Companies
Boston Land
Boston Water P
Am Bel
New England
Lord
Choice
Brighton
Chicago
East Yeal
Worcester County
United
Western
Elgin Creamery
Liverpool
Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Memphis
Detroit
Michigan
Wisconsin
Burbanks
Toledo
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Eye
Lara Strong
Cincinnati
Peoria
Kansas City
Cotton Markets May 1s Report Across Ports
Net receipts and gains listed for Augusta to New Orleans through Louisville with values for receipts gross sales stock and shipments. The report notes dull quiet and mid prices across several ports including Philadelphia New York Cincinnati and Savannah with exports to Great Britain and the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galiveston
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Savannah
Charleston
C. Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great Britain
Continent
Cincinnati
Louis
Louisville
United States
London Market Report May 18 Cargoes Wheat and Corn
Commercial London report notes cargoes off coast wheat and corn quiet, on passage cargoes steady. Liverpool breadstuff prices show wheat and corn firm with large receipts and steady to un changed quotations. Cotton futures firm with Upland and Orleans sales and European financials mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbobm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Wheat market shadows and firming hints in grain notes
Co S Lee's Letter notes a three million bushel sale by Lyons and Holmes at around 75 cents with workers carrying grain. It reports shipments exceeding receipts and a final close around 75 to 76 cents, with prices quoted for Callisola and Puia and bids near 74 to 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Lindblom
Worthington
Gregas
Buss
Emery & Hodge Report Market Control Pressure Wreaks Havoc
Norton & Worthington letter notes bears control of the market with prices slipping despite stronger fundamentals. Export demand reapportions supplies with 18 loads to New York, 150000 bushels shipped, 350000 in Duluth, wheat, corn, and oats totals show declines, and Chicago visible wheat stock down 2 306 300 bushels. Commodities show mixed movement as pork and grain futures edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodge
Norton & Worthington
Chicago
Emery & Hodges
Bears
New York
Duluth
Wholesale Shoe Dealers Across Cities Listed
A compressed directory of boot and shoe buyers from multiple U.S. cities including Atlanta Augusta Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Gallipolis Charleston Mobile Montgomery Nashville New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Quincy Richmond St Joseph San Francisco St Louis St Paul Toledo and beyond. Names such as W S Everett J A Lawrence K Goetter K E Walker and J Benckenstein appear with multiple firms like Mc & J PF Kiser Co Crofoot Stelle Libvey D R Dunlap and more, indicating a broad network of shoe trade representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W S Everett
MC &J
PF Kiser & Co
John & Gramling
Gramling, Spalding
E Kingsbury
E Bates & Co
Augusta
P H Rice
W Mutherin & Co
Craw
T White
John J Cashin
J B White & Co
Seggropa Md
Wm Eichengreen
Eichengreen & eil,Am
Baltimore
J A Lawrence
Lawrence, Barry & Co
G Rogers
Brooks, Rogers & Co
Bloomington
James T Challis
Ads
Boone
McCune
Burlington
Hibbard
Caarieston
J B Drake
M Drake Sons
Chicago
Lli
Crofoot
Crofoot, Stelle & Libvey
C Dovenmueble
Kh & C
Dovenmueble Son
Cincinnati
J Benckenstein
J Benckenstein & Co
Sache
Sachs
Par
Cincnati
Ringgold
Ringgold & Co
Detroit
Mich
K E Walker
D Robinson & Co
Amon
Ind
L Carnahan
Carnahan, Hanna & C
Gall
Markwell & Co
Mobile
Ala
J P Fairly
Dunlap
H Vogel
Penn
James A Hayescof Flayes
Murray & Co
Pittsburg
J R Gregg
Gregg & Elliott
Pens
W N Laird
T K Kay
Laird & Y
Charles Gill
Gill & Bro
Quincy
J—S
Biasland
Biasland & Co
Uji
Mr Upham
Upham, Gordon & Co
Richmond
K Hoberts
K R Roberts & Co
St Joseph
A T Smith
Smith-Frazer BS Co
E Hosea
JC Curley
Jootie
Hosea & Go
San Francisco
Cal
Feder
Rosenthal, Feder & Co
W H Nolan
Nolan Bros
St. Vee
Train Schedule For Providence and Shore Line Routes
Folsom announces integrated train arrangements effective Monday April 1896. Service includes Providence, Mansfield, Attleboro, Dedham, Hyde Park, Jamaica Plain, Roxbury areas with multiple departures to New York and New Work routes. Return trips and Sunday exceptions noted. connections with Shore Line from New York may delay until Mansfield transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Provip
Hrailec
Fosiun
Shore Line
Meturn
Ktetmva
S&returia
Providence
Pawtucket
Dodgeville
Hebrewville
Attleboro
Ion Jumnctior
Hyde Pai
Don Eifils
Het
Famaica Pisnin
Ao Fy Ag
Boyiston
Sterum
Hoxbuary
Dedham
Spring Street
Weat Stoxbury and Highland
Stoughton and
Canton
Oston
Mt. Hope
Warren
New York
Mansfield
Sam
Folsom
Train Schedule Fragments for Boston and Surrounding Lines
A May 16 1886 notice outlines ticket sales at 232 Washington Boston for connections to Albany, New York and Chicago. It lists numerous departure times to South Framingham Springfield Syracuse and Buffalo with through cars and sleeping service, plus Sunday and midweek patterns for Newton and Framingham regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiion A
Wankington Street
Boston
Woere
Borimachetlsi
Pitisticid
Alveauy
Wess
Gos
San. Ir Express
Bramingham
Albeway
South Framingham
Spring&eld
Syracues
N. H
le Express
Springwieia
Spring
Busele
Oiswoland
St. Leonis
Yoreesiox
Suringiol
Toca
Orcetter
le Buffalo
Treit
Chicas Am
Allamus
Palmer
Reid
Tee Ao
York
Time tables for local trains and through services
Complex OCR shows multilevel timetable data listing numerous stations such as Concord Ma, Bedford, Arlington, Lexington and West Medford with numerous departure and arrival times. Ends with signatures of Mellin and Tutlle as general superintendent and general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
Vutiminetom
Bet
Walmut Fi
Met
Stoneham
Ste
Weburn
Itet
Winchester
West Medford
A. m
College Hill
Concord
Mass
Bitlerican
Het
Bedford
Lexington
Ami
Arlington
North 2
Nagstua Junction
Mellen
Lucius Tuttle
Pass’g’r
Boston and Lowell rail schedule echoes eager February start
Train times for the Central Massachusetts R. 8 line start Monday February 8 1886 from Boston Causeway Street to Jefferson Way Stations and attachments with daily departures including early morning and late afternoon express services along with multiple intermediate stops such as Waverly Waltham and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentral Massachusetts R
Boston
Lowell
Bk. H. Causeway Street
Jeferson and Way
SUN
Lefferson
Het
Oakdale
W. Bopittn
Boyiston
Bet
So. Clinton
Met
Berlin
Boston and Maine Schedules for Long Distance Trains
Boston and Maine announces multiple daily trains from Boston with routes to St John Halifax the Provinces Eastport Calais and Portland. Other departures connect via Causeway and Haymarket stations to Augusta Manchester Concord and North Conway with varied departure times throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. John
Halifax
Provinces
Whet
Causeway St
Eastport
Caisis
Ohn
N. B
Malifax
Portland
Haymarket Aq
Marine Central
Grand Ik End
Knox
Lincoln
Totow
Haymarket St
Hay St
Augusta
Hay
S Q
Manchester
Concord and the Forth
Haymarket
North Conwey
Boston and Surrounding Lines Timetable Fragments
A dense OCR listing of train times and routes across Boston area towns. It references Allen Bay Mochester Farming ton Kennebunk Dover Exeter Merrimac Haverhill Medford and others with multiple morning and evening departures and special Sunday patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostom Svativum
Baymarket
Allen Bay
Mochester
Farmington
Kennebunk
Biddaford
Sweep
Trent Fells
Dover
Exeter
Merrimac
Baverhill
Georgetown
North Andover
Eastern Division Train Schedules and Stops
Listings show daily and Sunday schedules for the Eastern Division from Causeway Street to Friend Street and multiple regional stops including Biddeford North Conway Wolfeboro Dover Ports Mouth Hampton Amesbury Newburyport Swampscott Rockport Gloucester Beverly Marblehead and others. Timings cover early morning to late evening with numerous departures, branch connections, and notes for via Saugus and Western divisions. Names Furber and D J Flanders appear as officials and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causeway Street
Friend Street
Boston
Biddeford
North Conway
Wolfeboro
Great Falls
Rochester
Dover
Ports Mouth
Hampton
North Hampton
Rye
M. Amesbury
Weshburyport
Ipswich
Wenham
Middleton
Peabody and Danvers
Selem
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Swampscott
Chelsea
Everett
Saugus
Susday Thring
Lynn and Way
Salem
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Portland
Bangor
St. John
Kielifix
Itdaily
aVia Sangus
North Berwick
Scarboro Junction
wWorkingman
South Reading
Ket Ralda
Furber
D. J. Flanders
Unclear OCR Record of 19th Century Rail Delays and Branches
Fragmentary OCR text references branches and railroads with dates around 1886, mentions delays, depot, and routes toward Manchester and Boston. Many garbled figures and names make exact details untenable. core items concern rail connections, schedules, and local transit issues of that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcrocerd Sallercad
B. Ave L
M& Rchester
Gecopper
Basdaysi
Prom
Taees
Boson Gbs
Transit Timetable Fragments Include Taunton and Plymouth Routes
Schedule snippet lists Central 8 .52h and multiple routes through Taunton Plymouth and Provincetown with via Duxbury Woods Hall and New Bedford. Weekly patterns specify weekdays Sundays and holiday variations with return times and connections to Fall River Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neponset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
New Bedford
Ails
Woods Hell
Namtmbet
Saturda
New Hedford
Cgsape Cod
Provincetown
Yarmouth
Hynnsmis
Bernsteble
Sandwich
Bourne
Woods Wict
Fairmouth
Mionument Beach
Sunpawy Thains
New York
Newport
Key
Taunton
Het
Brockton
Fall Hiver
South Braintree
Wey
Bet
South Praintree
Cohasset
Hingham
the Weymouths
Marshfield
Scituate
Duxbuy
Plymouth
Heturn Cohasset
Fitchburg Railroad Timetable Fragments and Destinations
A fragmented 1886 timetable shows routes from Fitchburg to New York Philadelphia Boston and connections to Syracuse St Louis and Chicago with multiple daily trains, sleeping cars and express services. The document lists departures from Boston and Worcester areas, various stops including Lowell and Groton, and mentions station names like Causeway Street and central car services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evtland
Montreal
Ottawa
Oydensboro
Pullman
Patece
Yreiss Kays
Fitchburg
Gateway
Al 8
Ai. A. Ih
Windissdss
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitswiisem
Troy
Marlboro
Esie
Westmoral
Welvolco
Keliow
Pails
Bulland
Burrlinstom
St. Albans
Be Jotre
Monttes
Ordexburg
Rutland
Serateca
al Polate
Delaware - Budson
Pee i
Ellows A
White Hive
Central
Yermouth
VABT
Oxdersburg
Ayres Junction
Concord
Nashua
Lowell
OW Colony i. Kk
New Ledford
Providence
Keene
Cra Ri
T E M.hire
Monadnock Ki
Wilruzas Ilows
Hoston
Syracuse
St. Louis Express
Vio
Bas Polimema
Cario
Calcaya
Ors Central
St. Lous
Sundeyz
Centra
Chicaga
Fragmentary figures and ad snippets from Ware River notice
Partial OCR text presents assorted numbers and phrases related to an advertisement or market listing. It includes multiple decimal figures, percentages, and scattered items like Ware River references and random times. No clear event or full context emerges.
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Money Market
Karsas
Showalter Mortgage Co
S. Campbell
PostoMice Square
Bankers
Investment Bouis
Congress Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Walter B. Adams
WM. Blodget
Mgm E
Brewer & Wilkins
Grain and Provisions
Congress St
Brokers’ Board
Wilson
Seh Fay & Co
State Street
NEW York Financial
Canada Southern
Del
L & West
Delaware & Hudson
Kansas & Texas
Louisville & Nashville
New Jersey Central
PY Central Veaive
Simeario & Western
Pacific Mall
Pearis, Dee & Evansville
Sumau
St Paul & Omaha
Caishe Es Poe
Texas Paciac
Union: Pacific
Wakaah Pacific
Northern Pacific
Adams Express
Northwest
Esse Serve
Alton
Terre Haute
American Express
Nom Chic & St Louis
Kosten Air Line
Iocens
Canada
Pacific
Cedees
Iowa
Oregon Navigation
Central Pacific
Oregon Transcon
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oregon Improvement Cove
E.escreee
Panama
D.& Evansville
Coovelss
Pittspurg
San & Cleve
Cleve & Columes
Richmond & Danville
Richmond & WP
Rochester & Pitts
Rock Island
Eh del
Sack
Rio Grande
East Tenn
Tllinois Gentral
Bloom & West
Kai & Gos Sc
Lake Erie
Stl& Pac
Escesses Rr
Long Island
Wells
Lo & Nash
Ceese
Western Union
New al
Hocking Valley
Manhattan Beach
Mem
Metropolitan
Michigan Central
LS &W
St L
Colum
Missouri Peston Venuse
Grande Isis
Movile
Morris & Essex
Kanstasee
Nashville & Chattan
New Jersey
Norfolk & W
Union Pacific Ists
West Shore
Col Coal
Ecocessence
Homestake
Esceceee
Ontario
Cscsesee
Csceee
Siavana Market
Marquette, Houghton and Ontonagon
Miles
Acton
T. Louis
ST. Paul
Illinois
Erie Road
KRYE
State
Elgin
Maryland
Harlem River
Bkultler
Eastern Creamery
Northern Creamery
East Extra
New Hampshire
Nova Scotia
Island
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Port
Jamaica
Baracoas
Red Top
West
Jersey
East Swale
Ryestraw
Aroostook
Hebron
Hebrons
Isine Burbank
Peerless
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Manila
Lloilos
Tiger
Belmont
Porto Rico
Cuba
COT
Cnarters
Telegraph
Cess Eees
Jero
Sumaoc
Sicily
Canary Seed
Ee Woodhouse
Devonshire ST
Nassau St
Commission
Foote & French
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Congusbess ST
Raitlroabs
New
Old Colony
J. R. Kendrick
LH. Palmer
Genera
Old State
Central Vermont Railroads
Rerum Attleboro
Taurm
Manstiela
Returne
Kiaat Foxboro
Sharon
Hmeturn
Mit
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Olarene
IZM
Forest Hille
Bostos
Albary
Boul Sieh Cabru Simasdt
Teuo
Ald Buffato
Das
Chatham
Erry Aw
BBC
Saxonvil i
Lie
Rae
Milford
Praeaing Ha
Watich
Wellesley
West Newton
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Mewtom
Faneuil
Brightos
Cecmee
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Ll.I'ra
Cypress Street
Chestnaut Iil
Newton
Newton Wetan
Wwel
Neowrissant S
Auvurndaie
Brook
Framingham and
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Meturm
Marlborough
Fayville
Southborough
Northborough
Clanton
Leominster
West Berlin
Rm. Belton
Pratt's Junction
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Hills
Worcester
Newton Highlands
Intermeciate
Bostor
M. Brookline
Hansun
Gen. Pass. Agt
Sant
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Mortreal & West
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Pullman Ox
Railroads
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Washington Street
Old State House
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Haverhill
Woodaville
Newnt
St. Johnsbury
Sherbrook
Quebec
Bristol
Claremont
White Mountain
Central Vermont R.R
Passumpsie
W.R. Zaror
Moston
M. H
An. Smn
Hilisboroe
Hilisboro
Wilton Milford
Amherst
Treemfield
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Htticrica
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Ponce
Waverly
Waltham
Sonwerip
Lucius Tutile
Haymarket Square
City
Carson + Poorigearne & Bangor
Lon
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Booth Lawrence
Amdovner
Reading
Wakefield
Danvers
Rnewhart
Melrose Highlands
Melrose
Rialdem
Medford
Workingman
War Stations
Lewell
Spm
Lewiston
Hag Fec
Kk. R
Washington
Norwich
New Work
New England Limited
Hartfords
Stamford
Willimamite
Waterbury
Danbury
Brewster's
Pishikilt Newbury
New Britain
Drietol
Hinckwile
Conn
Southbridge and Webster
Putnam
Rilford
Kor Budiey St
Bird Wi
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Bowdotm
Biarwerd
Hearchester
Mattapan
River Street
Ryde Park
Headwilie
Asheere
Endicott
Ishingtonz
tSru. Bibiz
Norwood
Norwood Central
YW Visions
Tutomie
Sak
Walpole
Hlughland Leke
Fsam
Rm. Bsanklin
Hinckstone
Rx Sundar Trame
Norwood Centra
Norwood Centralia
Woonsocket Division
Gaky
Needham
Woose- Soc
Sippa
Middletown
New Haver
New Yor
Startford
Fishkill
SGO P.M. Rey Encland Limited
Willimantic
Hartford
Restor
Jersey City
Trenton
New London
Elsonville
City of New York
Summer Street
W. H. Turnes
Sapt. Pyatt A. C. Kerntall
Pas
Stonington Line
Eamigts
BD Pichete
Breston
Boston & Providence Railroad
Stonington
Corner State Street
Boston & Providence RR
É . Richardson
Bustos A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence RB. BR
Cle Golghy
Fall River
Brew Bepford
Cox
Pm. T
Handel Randolph
O Am. Rei
Vila Dux
Cohass
Bie
Ree
Taunto
North East
Neo
North Easton
Stoughter
Randolph
X. Whitm
Hingha
Ik Quincey
Thaerm Sue Et Lj
Harrison Square
Slam
Tata
Milton
Nevonset
J. &. Kendrick
Fitchburg Railroad
Housag Tunnel Boats
Yer
Ork Central
Ee Athol, Oramue
Ita
Geox
Reems Cheshire
Bali Rear
Bad Higuens
Bratt
Walls
An Bie
Albassyis Keerter
Neshvwaane
Neebue Oulypre Ead
Bor Oc Lowell
Tehburg
Ants A. Ce
Maipster
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Cearne Cois
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Groton
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Gcomford
Lex
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Pu Market
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Aesus Ware River
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