Money Market Quiet and Rates Steady in Boston
The Boston money market remains quiet and easy on May 25 with banks and others discounting paper freely at 4 to 5 percent. Prime factory paper is scarce and note dealers complain of limited supply of the best notes. Loans on call with collateral sit around 3 percent, with some at 2 to 2.5 percent. Clearing house borrowing stands at 2 percent. New York exchanges reach $96.4 million with a $4.91 million balance. Corporate and railroad shares see varied activity including Atchison and Union Pacific. Dividends and earnings reports surface for several firms, alongside notes on foreign exchange and port shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Eugene Kelly & Co
New England
Water Power
Franklin Mining
Huron
Atchison
Eastern
Atlantic and Pacific
Mexican Central
Marquette
Stoughton
Ontonagon
Union Pacific
Rutland
Chicago
New York Evening I
Missouri River
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Burlington
St. Paul
Quincy
Burlington and Northern
Duluth
Burlington and Quincy
Rock Island
Minnesota and Northwestern
G. M. Lane
Adams
White Star Steamship Republic
London
Herald
Wabash
Erie
Oregon Short Line
Patings
O'S Osin Ovens
Miles Uper
Houghton
Escanada
Atlantic
Pacific
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Town Falls
Sioux City
Cleveland
Canton
Denver
Atechion
Consolidated Vermont
Northern Pacific
Oregon Navigations
Vince
State of
Connecticut
Hertford
Concord Railroad
Boston, Concord
Montreal
Boston and Maine
Eastern Railroad
Lowell
Lawrence
Manchester
Maine
Boston, ©Orcora
the Journal
New York Financial Markets End Quiet After Late Rally
On May 25 in New York the money market shows 16 2 on call, sterling strong, and government bonds steady. Stocks closed heavy with small intraday gains led by Northwest, St Paul, and Western Union amid a dull, steady session. total sales reach 3,417,86 and 215,189 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Financial
New York
Sterling Exchange
Actusl
St. Paul
Western Union
Union Pacific
Gown
Delaware and Hudson
Northwest
Consolidated Pag
Duluth
Drawers
Chicago
Sykes
St. Pent
London
Lackawana
Northern Pacific
Clevelaxd
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Houston
Texas
Louisville
Nashville
St. Louis
Oregon
Richmond and Alleghany Trust
Wabash General Mortgage Anc
Cday
Controversy over Boston Concord and Montreal railroad control
A New Hampshire syndicate has acquired 6500 shares in the Boston Concord and Montreal railroad to block a North ern consolidation and to align New Hampshire lines under Concord management. Concord fears a Boston and Lowell lease challenge and warns of a rival Nashua to Concord line, while Boston and Lowell insist the lease is valid and preparations for continued operations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Concord
Montreal
Concord Railroad
Boston
Concord and Montreal
New Hampshire
Vose
5. N. Bell
Peter Butler
John E. Lyon
Lowell
Boston and Lowell
Concord
Massachusetts
Boston and
Morey
bBoton
Lowell Road
Travaller
Boston, Concord and
Concord Road
New England
Concord Corporation
White Mountain
White Mountains
Nashua
Manchester
Concord Railroad Names 6 Directors In Vote At Opera House
May 25 report from Concord NH details the forty sixth annual meeting at White's Opera House. Frederick Smyth is reelected president with six directors chosen by a 15 585 ballot. The directors organize in the afternoon with William M. Chase as clerk. A state executive council committee continues final auditing of state treasurer accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Concord Railroad
White’s Opera House
Smyth
C. H. Campbell
Nashua
Nathan Parker
Manchester
John A. Spalding
W. F. Thayer
John J. Pickering
Portsmouth
Frederick Smyth
James W. Johnson
Enfield
Josiah Minot
J. A. Kimball
John H. Pearson
Walter M. Parker
John
Rail gauge changes spark shift in Southern trade routes
A Chicago dispatch reports progress on connecting lines from Atchison to Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, with the east-bound pool smoothing difficulties. Expect gauge unification to favor southern systems as northern access to southern ports tightens, while Reading gains a coal outlet via southern links. The Galveston News lauds Houston Central’s revival as a premier road bed. Montpelier and Wells River railroad host stockholders next week with improved finances and higher yearly earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Atchison
Kansas
Chicago
Ohio
Oply Suthern
Reading
Balthore
Ohio Road
Galveston News
Houston Central Road
Montpetier
Earuel
Montpelier
Wells River
Artificial Ivory Emerges In France For Art and Industry
A vast French industry now produces an artificial ivory substitute due to dwindling natural ivory. Methods shift from lime-chloride injected wood to composite bones and deer skins treated with lime, then heated with skin, forming a fluid mass. Alum hardens the material into white, workable plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Amsterdam
Flour and grain prices steady as market shows slow trade
The flour market remains unchanged and trade is quiet with steady prices. Receipts in Minneapolis reach 51 150 bushels with 26 950 bushels shipped while oats and mixed grains trend lower or nominal. Steamer yellow corn and No 2 white oats feature varied bids and settling prices as inspections list diverse car lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
New York Roller
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
St. Louis
Canada Superior
Canada
New New York
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Berney
Butter and dairy prices drift in mixed North American markets
Butter markets show dull tone with lower best grades and slow sales of box butter. Elgin and Western creamery quotes vary with active Elgin butter. large shipments sold, while New York and Chicago markets stay tame. Cheese and eggs steady with mixed regional demand. fruit, potatoes, and seeds listed alongside extensive wholesale price ranges and cargo notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elgin
Chicago
Western Creamery Extra
Utica
Albans
Liverpool
Bermuda
Florida
London
New York and New England
Imitation
Eastern Creamery
Northern Creamery
Vermont Dairy
East
New Hampshire
Vermont
Western Choice
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Island
Heans
North
Maine
Palermo
Messina
Valencia
Do West
Red Top
West
Jersey
Aroostook
Maine Central
Hebrons
Meine Burbank
Burbanks
Prolifics
Market Report Shows Stable Pork Prices and Mixed Beef Demand
There is steady pricing for pork and lard with fair trade and no beef changes. Fresh beef is dull, mutton steady, lambs weaker due to Kentucky arrivals, veal plentiful and dull. Detailed cuts and prices for pork, lard, fresh beef, veal, and other meats are listed with varied regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lord
Choice
Ana
L&c
Brighton
Chicago
Worcester County
Cotton Market Quiet as Futures Open Higher in Liverpool
The mixed upland and Sea Island market shows steady spot demand at 54 3/16 to 54 5/16 pence per pound for mid uplands and Orleans. Liverpool futures opened and closed quiet with May to September series quoted around 54 64d and 56 64d, while sales reached 12,000 bales and receipts 19,000 bales, including 13,800 American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uplands
Gulf
Liverpool
Mid Uplands
Orleans
Mié
Neiles
Belmont
Porto Rico
New Crow
Cuba
Centennial
Beacon Light
New York
St Louis
Minnesota
City
Chicago
Canada
English Islands
United
Western Steam
Tierces City
Continent
S. A
State
Western Flats
Silesian
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Memphis
C. Delrouit
Michigan
Market notes on provisions and meat prices
Wednesday May 26 market tone shows healthy demand and ample supplies. Fresh meats are steady with beef quotes strong and veal buyer favorable due to heavy arrivals. Mutton prices remain unchanged.
Prices for livestock and meats from a 19th century market
The list details prices for oxen, cows, calves, yearlings, hogs, sheep and lambs, hides and skins, and fat stock. It includes ranges by weight, quality grades, and notes on cattle classifications and market context from Emery Hodges and Ward letters.
Chicago Grain Market sees weak opening as shorts sell
Chicago report notes smaller than expected decline in visible supply. June wheat prices hover near 75 cents while sellers like Lester & Co and Schwartz push offers amid heavy shorts from Cudahy and McGeoch. Afternoon slump closes at about 74? with 84 000 bushels wheat and 115 000 bushels corn moved. New York export bids show modest activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Chicago
New York
Lark
Cco
s.Osse
Ccoress
Ose
Ece
Crete
C. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Lester & Co
Brega
Schwartz
Stantree & Carr
Cudahy
Young & Co
Bears
McGeoch
Cotton and grain markets report from New York and Chicago
New York reports a weak cotton market with bids: Upland and Orleans grades steady to mixed. flour demand rising but prices soft. wheat and corn futures show volatility with spot declines in some grades. Chicago notes tighter flour supplies, mixed grain futures, and cattle and hog receipts and prices shifting amid ongoing export demand.
Cotton Market Report May 25 With Net Receipts and Stocks
The report lists net receipts and gross figures for Augusta Galveston New Orleans Mobile Memphis Savannah Charleston Norfolk Wilmington Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cincinnati St Louis and Louisville. It shows exports to Great Britain and the continent, coastwise sales, and stock totals with price tones ranging from steady to dull across ports. Consolidation totals four days show national stock at all US ports and exports to Britain France and the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Galveston
New Orleans
Continent
Mobile
Stogk
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great Britain
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Wheat and corn markets mixed with steady wheat and firm American corn
Commercial London reports show quiet wheat shipments with firm Russian and American corn. Liverpool quotes breadstuffs with steady winter wheat and firmer corn, notes showery weather, and quotes for pork bacon cheese lard and tallow. Cotton in Liverpool remains steady with active demand and multiple futures levels listed.
Financial Market Update From London and Havana
London prices show Consols at 101 13 16, Atlantic and Great Western shares 40, Erie 25, Illinois Central 140, Mexican currency 26, St. Paul 91, New York Central 103 5, Reading ille. Havana reports Spanish gold at 2214 2213 and a quiet exchange with weak sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T& Sfepl
Ikea
At & Pacss
Ole Ets
At & Pac Ceecee
Bos & Lowell
Mass Co
Ely Sha
Bo Pitenburg
Lowa F&s C
Sp & M
Imie LK & Ft
Ny& N
Old Colony
Rutland Com
Af Union Pacific
Woc
Nae & R
Boston Water P
Alionez
Franklin
Oviee ii Cdea Ca
I Osceoir
Am Bell
New England
Lam Store Ser
Canada Southern
Weest
Delaware & Hudson
Kansas
Texas
Lake Shore
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Erie
New
Michigan Central
Ces
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Northwestern
Ceces
New Jersey Central
Ohio
Mississippi
Emiario & Western
Ohio Central
Ceesscee
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Dee & Evansville
St Paul
Adams Express
Northwest
LO Alton & Terre Haute
Central
Canada Pacific
Ohio & Mississippi
Canton
Ontario and Western
Oregon Navigation
Central Pacific
Oregon Transcon
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mall
Panama
Chicago & Alton
P., D.& Evansville
Pilisbute
Chicago, Bur & Quincy
Pullman Palace
Chic
St Louis & Pa
Reading
Cceereve
Richmond & All
Cin, San & Cleve
Richmond & Danville
Cleve & Colum
Richmond & WP
Con Coal
Rock
Sland
del & Hudson
St Louis
San Fran
Denver & Rio Grande
Paul
Kan
Tex
United States
Lake Erie and Western
Wabash
L & Pac
Long Island
Wells Fargo
Lo & Nash
Western Union
Manhattan Beach
Roe
Louisville
New al
Hocking Valley
Mem & Charleston
Milwaukee
LS &W
Pacific
Colum
Central Pacific Ists
Denver & R Grande
Mobile & Ohio
Brie
Morris & Essex
Kans Pac Consols
Nashville & Chattan
Oregon
Sts
Norfolk & W
Union Pacific Ists
Northern Punc
West Shore
Sina UR
Ceee
Savage
Mntatio
EuUreKa
Cala
London
Great Western
Erie
St. Paul
New York Central
Havana
Port Antonio to New York Banana and Cargo Shipments
Cargo listings detail the Lorenzo D Baker steaming from Port Antonio with 11 400 bunches of bananas and 175 bags of coconuts, plus 12 bbls. The Antwerp steamer Jan Breydel carries asphalt and multiple firms report shipments of glass, window glass, mineral water, steel, cocoa, wine, and toys. Several Nova Scotia schooners export live lobsters and mackerel from Barrington Pubnico and surrounding ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Antonio
Jam
Lorenzo D Baker
James Boston Fruit Co
Antwerp
Jan Breydel
Bradbury
Paper Marshall Sons & Co
Sherburne
Glassware Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Wise, Rowan & Co
H Quimby & Co
Alizatine E Shilo
Horace Partridge& Co
Heyer Bros
Gton
Minnie Davis
Barrington
Adeline Adams
L Clements & Co
Sarah B. Hyde
Sanborn
Pubnico
Hannah Eldridge
Foreign Exports Include Thousands of Goods from Liverpool to Various Ports
The list from multiple ships details outbound cargoes from Liverpool and other ports. Highlights include Scythia with machinery, leather, beef, pork, bacon, books, machinery parts, furs, clocks, and telegraph items. Pubnico schooners carrying flour, cotton, and cement. Mabel Purdy shipping cotton and Graham flour. Dexter loading flour, meal, oil, beef, and seine. Julia and Hannah Eldridge with fish barrels. Waldensian from Glasgow carrying flour, cattle, rubber, paper, and canned beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Scythia
Pubnico
Bessie Williams
ST John
Mabel Purdy
Dexter
Figueira
Porto
Azores
Julia 2d
Hannah Eldridge
Glasgow
Scot
Waldensian
Bates
Receipts of Staple Products May 5 by Railroads
A historical receipt summary lists staple goods shipped by several lines. Entries include Boston and Albany Railroad with cotton and wool totals, cornmeal and corn bushels, oats malt millfeed and more. Tand Junction Railroad with cotton sacks flour and lard. Providence Railroad with cotton wool meat dairy and leather. Old Colony Railroad with cornmeal tea butter and hides. New York and New England Railroad with cotton wool butter and malt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York
New England
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Bates
Boston
Maine
Lowell Railroad
Express
Bates Foreigns Wool
Cameo holders boost cigarette appeal and cleanliness
The piece lauds cigarette smoking as a refined art and notes discomfort from smoke on lips and teeth. It introduces Cameo mouthpiece holders from W. Duke, Son & Co. as a cleaner, tastier option, claiming less nicotine inhalation and preserved tobacco flavor. It credits a physician supporting mouthpiece protection for teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Duke, Son & Co
Durham
N.C
Central
Golden Belt
North Carolina
Cameo
Train Schedules for Boston to New York and Nearby Towns 1886
Weekday and Sunday train times for Boston to New York via Fall River Line and return, plus numerous intermediate stops including Newport Taunton Brockton New Bedford North Easton Stoughton Randolph Middleboro Plymouth Cohasset Hingham and Worcester area routes. detailed departures and returns by line, with service notes and limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fall River
Newport
Taunton
Brockton
Annton
New Bedford
Raunton
Cental
Dean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randolph
Middleboro
Return
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Duxpury
Whitman
Cohasset
Hingham
EDGE
South Braintree
Quincy
Nepomet
Harrison Square
Wext
TAS
Hey Oie
Pfilton
Neponset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Nantucket
Woods Ad
New Tedford
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Wil Vay
Yarmouth
Pau
Reeturn
Wig Stations
Weymouths
Marsh- Held
Scituate
Oxbury
Milymouth
J. Kendrick
Train timetable highlights for Boston to Vermont and New Hampshire routes
Listings show service from Boston to towns including Tilton Laconia Lake Village Weirs Meredith Ashland Plymouth Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St Albans with morning and evening departures. Montreal via Central Vermont and Passumpsic Rail lines offer Pullman sleeping cars. Local Boston Manchester Concord services and connections to Keene Peterboro Hillsboro Milford Nashua and Greenfield include multiple daily departures with exact times varying by line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Pullman Palace
Fitchburg
Causeway Street
Boston
Wincendon
Jaffrey
Peterboro
Fitzwilliam
del Fall
Falls
White River Junction
Central Vermont
R. R
Ayer Junction
Concord
Neshua
Lowell
Old Colony R. RR
New Bedford
Providence
Keene
Ashuelot BR
Titt Ct
Che
Ogdensberg
Vickets
Washington Street
A. Faxon
WFEM
Tilton
Laconia
Lake Vilage
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
St. Johnsbury
Sherbrook
Quebec
Bristol
Claremont
White Mountain
Northern Division
Pullman
Central Vermont R.R
Montress
Manchester
NW. H
Hillsboro
Het
Htet
Peterporo
Eienere
Witton
SUN
Concord R R and Branches Schedule Update 1886
Train departures from Boston B and L depot to Manchester and Concord NH start May 24 1886 with multiple daily times including 7 30 am 8 30 am 12 pm 1 pm 3 pm 5 80 pm and 7 pm Excluding Sundays 1 pm from 8 amd M depot and return times 7 45 pm 5 05 pm 6 27 pm Ex Sundays at f i KR ORAMBESLIN Supt
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Cordaville
Ashland
Ami
Mitford
South Framingham
Oyly
Saxonvalle
Natick
ER Ideas
Wea Newton
Newtonville
Newton
Re. Faneuil
Brighton
Auxton
Cottage Farm
Brookline
Cypress Street
Reservoir
Chestnut Hill
Newton Centre
Newton Highlands
Framingham
Marlborough
Northborough
Cinton
Leominster
Fitchburg
Alets
Berlin
Boston
Pratt
Metarn
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley Eis
Worcester
Brooktine
A. Si
Danson
Gen. Pass
Agt
Providence
Aes
Braklhoad
Moston
Shore Live
New York
Shore Line
Meturn
Meturn, i1 Rpm., Sundays Included, Mew Works (Steamboat, Stonington
Pawtucket
Modgeville
Hiebromville
Heturn
Atilehore
Fieturn
Worth Attleboro
Return
Slam
Mansfield
East Foxboro
Sharon
Canton Junction
Keeturm
Hyde Park
Em. Steturm
Mit
Hope and Glaren
Don Fis
Lam
Forest Hils
Jamaica Plain
Boylston
Hoxbury
Dedham
Spring Street
West Moxbury and Highland
Meturam
Stoughton and Cantom
Stoughton
Oston
Mt. Hope
Warren
Bristol
Ees
Athe
Wachusett
Otter River
Wendell
East Beefield
Montague
Westminster
Ashburnazem Junction
Ashborminam
West Deerfield
Buchland
Bardwel’s
Charlement
EM. Turner
Beriailieborsa
Wwinchendon
Keene
Bellows Falls
The
Cheshire Railroad
Pullman
St.Albans
Rutland
Worcester, Navhiue and Rochester Railroad
Goex
Groton, Pepperell and
Nashun
Ve. Framingham and Lowell Railroad
Lowell
PLAS
Poe
North Leominster
Biehl
EPA Ames
Ayer
Sesa
Littleton
Lilo AM. Co
Shirley
St. OD
Greenville
Pownsend
Els AM
Marlboro
Wadson
Munguard
Lis
Concord
TLIS
Wis
COE
Kreturn
Bes Iuren
W Nitham
May de Ered
I. Vy Belmont
Waverley
GIL Am
W ‘Atenown
Union Market
Auburn
Town
Aav
Cambridge
Snape Corpany
Avary Te
Life Ames A
Heoy Gta Hgeae Bi GiaGae
Has Sud AM
SAS
Somerville
Gi Kos Deesa
Union Square
Baliwinsville
Ware River
John Adams
SUN
Stet
Lear
Wilmington
Het
Walnut Iil
Soneham
Her
Woburn
Ve. UV I
O Finchester
M. Sun
College Hill
SPN
Winter Helli
Bet
Mass
Reet
Pricon Station
Bitlerica
Lexington
Arlington
Bedford
Nashua Junction
S Lucius Tuttle
C.S. Mellen
Pase
G’r
Jefferson and Way
Jefferson
Oakdale
W. Boylston
Express
Brockbottom
Sudbury
Wayland
Belmont
Waverly
Waltham
Itst
Te Everty
Lucius Tuttle
Pass’s
Mellen
Concord R. R
Manchester
N. H
F. i
Orambeslin
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Money Market
Low
Northern
Osceola
Mutual District Messenger Company
Hern
Western Union and Mutual Union Telegraph Companies
Showalter Mortgage Co
S. Campbell
Postoffice Square
City of Chicago
City of St. Paul
City of St. Louis
District of Columbia
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Dubuque
First
Hancock County
SRE Cai
Blake Brothers & Co
Adams, Blodget & Co
Banherers
Boston Stock Exchange
Walter B. Adams
P. Merritt
WM. Blodget
Commission
Foote & French
Congress ST
Grain and Provisions
Brokers’ Board
Wilson, W. Fay & Co
Boston Water Power
Burton
Railroad Matters
T. Louis
San Francisco
Fort Scott
Clinton
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
Jeni
Gettysburg
Warner
E. J. Wolf
Theodore Wolf
Lutheran Quarterly
Faneuil Hall Market
Watertown Union Live
Stocck Market
Gen. J. Fox
Cae
Hampshire
Cananda
N.B
Malaga
Telegrape
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
California
Geelevvav
Hhda
Bogt
Athens
W Baldwin
Baldwin & Fleming
Tre
John & Gramlirg
Graminz
E. Binghamton, NY
H Lester
Yogeen Rapids
George
George Weeks
B Drake
M Drake & Sons
Marks
Craw
C Grook
Brooks Bros
Wallace
Wallace & Sloat
H Hills
Doggett, Bassett & Hills Co
Broun
L Seixas
Cook & Seixas
Urofoot
Vrofoot
Stelie & Libvey
Deeres Tenon
G Oehmig
Oehmig
Johnson
J Benckenstein
J Benckenstein & Co
Deroit
Mica
K K Walker
D Robinson & Co
Davenport
S P Bryant
JP Bryant & Go
Ind
L Branham
McKee & Branham
W K Hendricks
Penn
J A Fields
Hayes, Fields & Co
S Keeve
Ann
Pittsburg
Si Childs, Jr
H Childs & Co
Cal
Nolan
Nolan Bros
Par
Cahn
Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co
Frenton
N. J
Railroads
Pittsfield
Albany
Syracuse
N. W
Springfeld
Buffalo
Ningars Falls
Detroit
North Adams
Chatham
Hiudson
Palmer
Hartford
New Haven
Lerge Boston
Millbury
Roerth Grafton
Westboro
Southville
EL Gaelup
Rere Sree
Masa
Liberal Commission
L. A. Co
Trentona
N.J
P.O. Box
Trenton
RE. P. Co
P. O. Box
Stonington Line
Boston & Providence Railroad
Stonington
Washington, Corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. R
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence R. KR
Fitchburo
Ches
Central Vermont Railroads
South
Gid Colony
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Old State House
Washington and
State Streets
R. Kendrick
L. H. Palmer
Nowswfm-Tf
Nate Feyannis
Barnstable
Sandwich
Bourne and Guiet Way
Retien
Liyainis
Falmouth
Monument Beach
Bop
I Wrockton
New Yorke
Montreal & West
Pualimanp Carson
At Albans
Olice
J. W. Hobars
S. W. Cummings
Fitchburg Railroad
Hogsac
Stavlays
Pulman
W. Soa
Treysil
Gardner
Baldwinsville
Athol
Orange
Miller's Falls
Feoke
Shelburne Falls
PS. Greenfield
Royalston
Exving
Lias An
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Iget
Met
Ido. Hillerica
Massachusetts & R
B&b
Way Street
Cama
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