Money Market Remains Easy with Mixed Bond Activity in Boston
The Boston money market stays easy and quiet with excess funds and nominal discounts. New York funds ease. government securities firm. Mexican market rumors trigger stock swings as bonds and rails show varied gains and losses through the day.
City and county notes on mortgage bonds and districts
A fragment listing various cities and counties including Chicago Cincinnati St Paul Portsmouth St Louis and Hancock County Ohio with references to a First Mortgage 6s due 1920 in the Dubuque division and the Milwaukee St Paul line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Chicago
Cincinnati
District of Columbia
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Hancock County
Ohio
Brokers' Board Sales Report May 26 Bonds and Stocks
The report lists closing prices and transactions across bonds and railroads, mining, land, and miscellaneous issues. Notable entries include bonds from At & Pacoe and NB, N Pac, Union Pacific, and various rail lines with varied yields, alongside mining and land company quotes and miscellaneous stock activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokers’ Board
At & Pacoe
Burl& Me
Burl & Me
Denver
Ny&netz
Nm& SP
Lake Chacon
Oregon
Havana
To& Sfe
Hos & Lowel
Reston & Alb
BOL
Boston & Me
POV
S Cine
Chic B & Q
BOS Linkty
Old Colony
Pgt
F&c
Rutland Com
Rutland
A Land Companies
Brookline
Boston Water P
Maverick Land
Boston & Mont
Sss
Cesecenes Aparcvevidence Tel Am Beil
New England
Bri
Sseecsancs Lam Store Ser
Pacific Mail annual meeting reports steady earnings decline
A New York despatch states Pacific Mail Steamship Company's annual meeting saw 156,000 of 200,000 shares represented. President J G Houston cites 6 percent net earnings for year ending April 30 1886, notes City of Lokio loss and railroad freight guarantee cuts. Directors elected include Gould Dillon Sage Huntington Hart Rosen, Lauterbach Shaw Trouston. Surplus after dividends falls 316,571 from prior year, five percent cash assets exceed liabilities by 302,860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
J. G. Houston
Lokio
Overland
San Franucico
Suc
Jay Gould
Sidney Dillon
Russell Sage
P. Huntington
Henry Hart
William Remsen
Haward Lauterbach
J. W. Shaw
J. B. Trouston
New York Financial Market Report May 26 New York
Money on call at 1%3 last loan 2 prime mercantile paper 4 5. Bar silver 991. Sterling at 437 for 60 day bills 489 for demand notes. Government bonds dull. 3s 14 lower. Railroads active heavy, second consols ex June coupons. Market closed strong with Lake Shore St Paul leading gains. Granges and Lackawanna supported. Consolidated Gas weak on dividend cut. St Louis and San Francisco strength noted. Extension of Ivis reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Northern
Boston and
Lowell
Eastern
Mexican Central
New England
Union Pacific
Rutland
Bell Telephone
Dinger
Wisconsin Central
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Flint
Vere Marquette Ecominion
West Michigan
Boston and Maine and Eastern
New Hampshire
Boston and Maine
Manchester
Lawrence
Bostons
Maine
Maine Central
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Old Colony
Albany
Providence
Rutland Common
Portsmouth
Great Falls
Con
Calumet and
Hecla
Quincy
Franklin
New York Commercial Bulletin of
Calumet and Hecla Company
Baltimore
Arizona
London
Water Power Company
Doukle
Water Power Corporation
NEW York Financial
Sterling Exchange
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Granges
Lackawanna
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
North Pacific
New York Central
Western Union
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ivis
Railroad bonds rise as market stays firm on day
Bond prices show broad gains with second consols up 3 to 94.4 and coupon issues advancing. Notable advances include St Paul L and D 5s, Omaha consols, Denver South Park firsts, Evansville Terre Haute firsts, Kentucky Central 4s, and Lake Shore second coupons. Total 330,839 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Norfolk and Western
St. Paul
Duluth
Omaha
Denver
South Park
Pacific
Evansville
Terre Haute
Kentucky Central
Lake Shore
Ile
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Norfolk and Western Improvement
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cless A
Richmond
Danville
Railroads and shipping lines listed in historic stock excerpt
A dense catalog of railroad and transportation stocks and bonds including Adams Express and Pacific lines. Entries cover central and western lines with preferreds and falls and percentages across companies like New York Central, Illinois Central, Union Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio, Oregon Navigation, Denver & Rio Grande, and Wells Fargo Ex. спир
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
Pacific
Ccc-Soce
Alton & Terre Haute
Northwest
Cosseceressi Ll
Pecs
American Expresa
New York Central
Boston Air Line
Central Pacific
Oregon Navigation
Chesapeake & Ohio
Oregon Transcon
Oregon Improvement Co
Pacific Mail
Chicago & Alton
Pamnama
Evansville
Chicago, Sur & Quincy
St Louis
Pullman Reekrearees
Ebaberecee Eae Cin
San & Cleve
Richmond & Alisseee Cleve & Colum
Richmond & Eee le
Ceeseseceses
Richmond & WP
del & Hudson
Wee Cri
Rock Island
Ccceve
del. & Lack
St Louis & San Fran
Denver & Rio Grande
Erisecese
St Paul
Savekab
East Tenn
St Paul, Minn & Man
Fort Wayne
St Paul& Omaha
Houston & Lexas
AOGIG
Illinois Central
Texas Pacific
Ind, Bloom & West
Union Pacific
Kau ¢ Toksesasvens Shoes
United States
Krieana Western
Wabash
St L& Puc
Lake Shore
Ceceseess
Es.c
Long Island
Scceseses
Wells Fargo
Nash
Western Union
Louisville and
New al
Socking Valley
Manhattan Beach
Ceceree
Mem
Charleston
Metropolitan
Michigan Central
Revseel Ae
Milwaukee
LS &W
Minn & St le
District Colum
Central Pacific Ists
Missouri Pacific
Denver & R Grande
Mobile & Ohio
Erie Seconda
Morris & Figex
Kans Pac Consols
Nashville & Oe
New Jersey
Oregon
Norfolk & W
Eee
Centsee Northen
West Shore
Nashua and Lowell Railroad reports favorable rulings and finances
At the Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company annual meeting in Nashua New Hampshire the report notes a favorable court outcome against the Boston and Lowell Railroad and details finances including two 3 1/2 percent dividends, $9000 excess rental applied to debt, remaining floating debt of $11000, and a charge off of $7500, with surplus now $116 88707. Directors elected include F A Brooks J W White and others with J W White as corporation clerk and W A Lovering as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company
Nashua
N. H
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Boston and Lowell Company
United States Circuit Court
District of Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles E. A. Bertlett
Railroad News and Stockholders Elected in Regional Lines
General Passenger Agent Tuttle of the Boston and Lowell announces two new title books in press and the railroad will not run large excursion trains this season. At Wilton and Peterboro stockholders meetings, officers and five directors are elected, with a death-related change noted. A New York, New Haven and Hartford tax suit looms. Northern Pacific general staff plan return via Portland. Rail earnings summaries for Oregon, Rochester, Norfolk and Western, Chicago and Alton show varied gains. Philadelphia reports Patton tours, noting robust strawberry and early vegetable shipments and peaches likely to match last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Tittle
Lake Winnipiscoges
Wilton Railroad
Solomon Spalding
Nashua
William Ramsdell
Milford
John Reed
John A. Spalding
Harvey A. Whiting
Archibald H. Dunlap
C. V. Dearborn
F. VY. Parker
Boston
Peterboro
Edward Spalding
T. B. Eaton
Worcester
George A
Ramesdell
A. B. Abbott
John 4H
George
Concord
Albert McKean
Virgin C. Gilman
Gilman C. Shattuck
New York
New Haven
Harttorn
Connecticut
S. S. Burdett
Grand Army of the Republic
Northern Pacific
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
John E. Robertson
Northern Railroad
Henry A. Sherburne
London
Supreme Court
Chicago
Alton
Philadelphia
Patton
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad Company
Crisfield
Market Report: Grain Prices Steady Across Commodities
Commercial prices show little change across grains meats dairy and fruits. Wheat acreage and yield in California look strong with 3.95 million acres sown and a 60 million bushel output forecast. Barley and cherries also noted with steady demand and prices in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Maryland
Boston Market Review Week Ending May 26 Flour and Grain Trends
Market recap shows dull flour prices with weak futures. Spring wheat patents at 5 525, winter wheat at 5 525, rolled relief flour values across states, Michigan and Ohio products listed, Western superfine and common extras in demand, cornmeal steady at 225 230, oats and barley pricing touched, oats demand moderate, rye flour and oatmeal quoted, corn and oats quality-based variations, linseed meal noted with spot and delivery prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St. Louis
Hlinois
Minnesota
Ilsc
C. Orleans
St Louis
Chicago
Rio
United
City Extra India
Guy Stesin
South America
Hizin Creamery
Liverpool
Detroit
Milwaukee
Shippo
Toledo
Cincinnati
Burley
Wholesale Food Prices Mixed as Markets Hold Steady
Butter and cheese hold steady amid quiet sales with varied creamery and dairy quotes. Eggs beans and potatoes show modest shifts while metals and measurables like copper, tin, and iron move modestly. pork lard and smoked hams edge higher in active trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Vermont
New York
Canada
Ldi
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Vray Forge
Southern Pig
Boston
Scotch
Bariron
Mixed Commodity Market Report With Wide Price Ranges
Spot cotton remains steady with demand for ordinary to good middling grades. Coal and bituminous markets show quiet sizing with June output at 2.4 million tons. Prices on chemicals, oils, fruits, nuts, and dried fruits vary widely with multiple named items and regional suppliers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uplands
Gulf
Nova Scotia
Gambier
New Georges
London
Valencia
California
Virginia
Wilmington
Palermo
Messina
Aspinwall
Port Limon
Jamaica
Baracoa
Calcutta
Elaine
Matanzas Muscovado
Cardenas Muscovado
Cienfuagos Mu
Market Report on Molasses Hides and Freight Rates
Molasses sales steady with Porto Rico and other grades quoted. Prices for seeds, leather, hides, and dry goods noted. freight rates to Atlantic and Pacific routes listed, including coal rates from Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Ponce
Mayaguez
Surinam
Trinidad
Cuba
New Orleans
Jersey
Calcutta
Emand
Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande
Transatlantic
Liverpool
London
Antwerp
Australasia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Wellington
Auckland
California
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Live Stock Market Report from Boston Yard in May 1886
The Boston market summary covers cattle sheep horses swine arrivals and prices from the week ending May 26 1886. It lists totals by state New York Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Connecticut with figures for cattle sheep hogs and veal calves, plus price ranges for market beef store cattle and hides. It notes arrivals at Brighton and yard sales and remarks on scarce beef cattle demand and steady horse trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salm
Hampshire
Eave R.I
New York
Western
Naga
Brighton
Ilbe
Maine
P Ii Coolidge & Son
Wells & Richardson
J H Fogg
Weiler & Libby
Weiler & Son
J © Libby
G Dyer
Seattle
C E Libby
New Hampshire
E F Adden
Geo Harris
J Os Sanborn
Breck & Wood
Dow & Moulton
Aldrich & Johnson
Fisk
RP Povlara
French & Co
CP Burke
J M Dyer
AJ Piper
A A Pond
BS Hastings
A Williamson
N K Campbell
F Charlton
A Worthein
M G Flanders
W G Townsend
Lovell
J B Remick
O Belding
W L Fardwell
J S Weary
Connecticut
D A Aledbee
D McCarthy
Starbush
Mtsheep
W Scollins
Farrell & McFlynn
M Goldsmith
Hathaway & Jackson
Monroe
Hollis & Co
Farrell
Sawyer
Canada
Thompson & Co
Union Market
Libby & Son
J C Richardson
J M Hayes
Illinois
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Fisher & Robinson
Liverpool
Palestine
Thompson & Flanagan
Walden- Silla
Jown
G Wells
J C Libby
A C Turner
MG Flanders
M Pike
J Weiler & Son
Whipple & Farnham
J B Sargent
J C
JA Worthein
KR P Pollard
Slee
R E French & Co
J U Libby
J Weiler
A J Piper
J W Dyer
C P Burke
R E
R P Pollard
K S Kimball
A O Turner
Whippie & Farnham
Ricker & Son
Massachusetts
Henry
Scattering
J Starbuck
W Scolans
Brighton Yards
Sao
Gada
Ferrell & McFlynn
Watertown
Ricker
Peacham
Judge Bean
Fairlee
H Bird & Co
W Scollans
JO Sanberr
EA Abbe
Hiwird & Co
Market report on cattle and hog prices at regional yards
The issue notes steady prices amid a very active market for store pigs, veal calves, and cattle. It records multiple consignors by name across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts with prices per hundredweight and weights for fat hogs steers and cows, and mentions a large fire near Watertown affecting yard operations.
New York Cotton and Grain Markets May 26 Son
Cotton prices steady with dull trading and mixed grain notes across New York Detroit Chicago Milwaukee and Cincinnati reports. Upland and Orleans cotton grades listed with modest shifts, flour and cereal receipts strong, wheat futures higher and livestock and pork markets mixed in multiple cities.
Cotton Markets May 26 Summary Across Ports
May data show Atlantic ports varying by receipts and exports. New Orleans, Savannah, Charleston report firm to quiet tones with mid prices around high numbers. Mobile and Cincinnati hold steady or quiet. Consolidation shows five day totals with exports to Britain France and the continent and overall U S port stock near 579 thousand bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
C. Galveston
C. New Orleans
C. Mobile
Memphis
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Great Britain
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
France
United States
Chicago Grain Market Closes Higher Amid Flux
Chicago grain reports show June wheat at 74 3 4 to 75 cents and July at 76 cents, with strong buying from Fleming and Boyden, Crittenden, Stauffer, Irwin, Green, and Schwartz supporting a firmer close. Vessel room demand indicated by New York shipments. market volatility noted with potential for further moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 5
Lee
Chicago
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Lindblom
Lester & Co
Fleming and Boyden
Crittenden & Co
Stauffer
Irwin & Green
Schwartz
Hutchinson
Poole
New York
Market News on Wheat and Grains from Chicago and Kansas Despatches
Special despatches report wheat openings dull due to sales by tired bulls with a noon rally from Kansas and Nebraska weather damage. Pork and corn steady with slight price movement. car receipts and estimates listed. Chicago market opened lower with an easier tone as details from Clark & Ward describe conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Kansas
Nebraska
Warat Jong ccc Cocssecce
Denheesamteaanas
Ccc
Mark and Ward
Chicago
Messrs. Clark & Ward
Devonshire Street
Commercial London May 26 Market Summary
Beerbohm reports mixed UK and international grain activity with wheat slow, corn quiet, and prices steady in Liverpool and Paris. Cotton in Manchester shows a quiet market with modest exports and a buyer-favorable price trend while export yarns lag and domestic cloth remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
California
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
Paris
England
Ucorn
Orleans
Manchester
The
Guardian
India
Cairo
Austria
London and Havana Market Roundup Mixed Bonds and Commodities
Financial notes from London show Consols at 101 12 16 and various first and second stocks with mixed gains. In Havana the Spanish gold price stands at 2215 222, with exchange and sugar markets steady and 521 bags of centrifugal sugar sold at 2544 per quintal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
Great Western
Paciffic
Erie
Illinois Central
New Yor Central
Hiavana
Imports at Boston and Yarmouth Port describe mixed cargoes
The notice lists vessels and cargoes including schooners Vrah Ettawania and Alpha steamer with lobsters fish and crates, brig Alatic with lozgwood and coal, barrels of bleaching powders wool salt and miscellaneous goods aboard various firms in Boston Yarmouth Bar rington Liverpool and Newfoundland ports with balance of cargoes to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikea WS
Vrah
Wait
Josgin
Ettawania
Port DE Paix
Alatic
Rideul
Yarmouth
Alpha
J. Hall & Co
Ellis & Co
Clements & Co
Barrington
Stoop
Sanborn
Liverpool
Ene
Wing & Evans
Beach & Co
Fros & Co
Moors & Co
Bath
Lieder & Meier
Steel Tay
Riley & Gray
Leigh &Co
Sherburne
Njils, Turner & Co
Taconiens A & Morison & Co
Linder & Meyer
Stone & Downer
Apolinaris Co
Totals of Staple Receipts at Port May 26 Pan
Principal staples receipts from all shipment points compared with last year show cotton and flour leading gains while items like lard and tobacco show smaller totals. The table lists volumes for butter cheese eggs meal and grains with figures in bales barrels sacks and boxes for 1888 and 1885 through 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnet
Rewininns
Reindee
Luister
Paga
Remedy for Lung Diseases by Dr Robert Newton
Dr Robert Newton former president of Eclectic College New York and former Cincinnati used Dr WM Hall s Balsam extensively in practice. Many patients cured and living testify to its value. He urged physicians to prescribe it freely as a sovereign remedy for all cases of lung disease. It cures consumption and all pectoral complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Newton
Eclecte College
City of New York
Cincinnati
WM. Hall
Jackson Coolpar dividend payable in June
The dividend of 30.0 per share will be payable on Tuesday June 11 to stockholders of record at the Treasurer’s office No 40 Water Street Boston. Frederic Amory treasurer announces on May 12 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fackson Coolpar
Water Street
Frederic Amory
Boston
Lancaster Mills Dividend Declared for May 1886
Dividend of 12.00 per share payable Tuesday May 1 to stockholders of record this day at the Treasurer’s office 40 Water Street Boston. May 8, 1886. Harcourt Amory Treasurer.
Boston and Providence Rail Schedule of April 5 1886
Rail schedule lists Shore Line and Steamboat connections from Boston to New York and Providence with numerous daily departures and returns. It notes Sunday variations, additional stops at towns like Pawtucket Attleboro Mansfield East Foxboro Readville and Jamaica Plain, and remarks on delays and a specific note about the Shore Line train waiting at Mansfield for New York arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Providenceh
Ralileo
Mont
Shore Line
York
Steamboat
Stonington
Providence
Pawtucket
Heturn
Dodgeville
Hebronville
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Hreturn
Mansfield
Meturn
East Foxboro
Bay
Sharon
Return
Camten Junction
Readville
Returna
Myde Park
Mt. Hope and
Alaren
Don Hills
Forest Hills
Jamaica
Boylston
Roxbury
Dedham
Spring Street
West Stoxbury
Knightland
Hmeturm
Stoughton and
Canton
Oston
Mt. Hope
Warren
Bristol
Lipm
New York
Mansfeld
Folsom
Timetable notes for Fall River Line routes and connections
After March 10 1886 week day timetable shows Beeston leaving for New Work via Fall River Line with return trips to Newport and Taunton also listed. Services include connections to New Bedford Brockton Cohasset Hingham Randolph Stoughton North Easton and Brockton via Taunton and Abington with varied departure times and multiple weekly patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeston
Fall River
Newport
Teturn
Catady
Salt River
Taunton
Pye
Reckon
Scho
Bretaca
Brockton
New Bedford
Betawa
Central Station
Peas Grean Street
North Easton
Stoughton
Randelph
Randolph
Heturn
Handolphy
Gols Lohtay
Metauray
Plymouth
Abington
Retuarn
Duxbury
I Real Whitman
Sar
Cohasset and
Hingham
PUA
AMS
SCM
ROO
I Hi
Eko
Return
Oy View Hye
Lot
M. West
Quincy
Ribas Heals
Milton
Bay
Nepensety
Nantucket
Woods Hout
Woods Flolhh
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Tashan
Yarmouth
Les Sandwich
Beowrie
Dave
Woody Hall
Vaimenth Tut Monument Beach
New York
Breturn
Newrert
Rocktoy
Evia Tauntons
Tom
Rod M
Braintree
Way
South Brantree
Cobiasset
Pall Rive Ho Tesdays
Drecr
Rendéral
Through Service From Boston to Vermont and Quebec Trains
Time table notes extensive local and through services from Boston Manchester Concord to Vermont and Quebec destinations. Pullman sleeping cars to Montreal and local runs on White Mountain and Northern Divisions with multiple daily departures and hub connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tijton
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
St. Johnsbury
Sherbrook
Quebec
Montrean
Ogdensburg
Bristol
Claremont Branch
White Mountain
Pullman
Montreal
Central Vermont R.R
Passumpee
W.R /ailor
Manchester
Concord
N. N
SMN
Keene
Peterboro
Hillisboro
Hillsboro
Wilton
Milford
Amherst
SUN
Gareenfield
Nashua
Train Schedule for Boston to Jefferson and Surrounding Stations
Trains depart Boston starting Monday February 8 1886 to Jefferson Way Stations and branches with specific departure times listed for mornings and evenings. Schedules show connections at Met Jefferson Oakdale Bet Weston Belmont Waverly Waltham and other stops with express services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jefferson and Way
SUN
Met
Jefferson
Het
Oakdale
Bet
W. Boylston
Het. Boylston
Het. So. Clinton
Tet
Berlin
Hudson
Sudb
Wayland
Htet
Weston
Belmont
Waverly
Waltham
Het. Waverly
Sur
Lucius Tuttle
Pass
Mellen
Boston to New York Express Trains Tariff and Stops
Boston and Providence Railroad announces Sunday exceptions with express trains leaving from Boston at 6 23 PM and Stonington at 9 20 PM arriving in New York next morning. Tickets and state rooms available at 244 Washington Street corner State Street and at the Boston and Providence Station. W Richardson agent and A A Folsom superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Boston & Providence Railroad
Stonington
Washington,corner State Street
Boston & Providence R. R
W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Boston & Providence R
Concord and Boston Rail Schedule 1886
Trains depart Boston B and L depot for Manchester and Concord NH from May 24 1886 at 7 30 am 8 50 am 12 noon 1 pm 3 pm 5 30 pm 7 pm Sundays 1 pm From M depot 7 30 am 12 noon 5 pm Returning 5 08 6 27 am 45 5 05 6 27 pm Sundays 7 pm Superintendent Chamberlin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
Het
Lig SG
Vatinut Hil
Lpm
Stoneham
Woburn
St He
Ruchester
Hmet
College Fish
Concord Mass
Concord
Billericn
Met
Hedford
Poe
Oo Lexington
Arlington
Mellen
Lucius Tuttle
Pase
G’r
Concord RE
Boston
Manchester
N. H
Chamberlin
North Leominster
Littleton
Nh South Acton
Shirley
Ayer Junction
Greenville Sn Vownsend
Marlibeare
Hudson
Maynard
Lincoln
Waltham
Doe
Ae Mi
Belmont Wider Er Ester
Waverey
Watertown
Union Market
Mt. Auburn
Amis
Waitertown
Arkab
Cambridge
Union Square
Somerville
Meturn
Tikes Bees Lou
BLS
Baldwinsville
Ware River
Joun Adams
Boston and Maine Train Schedules and Stations
Boston and Maine timetable lists Haymarket Square and Causeway Street as key depots with departures to Bangor St Fan Wallfax and various Maine points. Schedules show multiple daily trains from 830 AM to 1 PM with routes serving Lewiston Manchester North Conway and ports in Maine and Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bangor
St. Fan
Wallfax
Provinces
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Eastport
Calais
St. Bohn
N. N. Malifax
N.S
Stevamer
Wortland
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Knox and
Lincoln Railways
Hsgmarket Square
Lewiston
Haymitkel Square
Auguata
Market Square
Crewity Street
Manchester
Concord
N. BM
North Conway
Portianay Tiayimachee
Fragmentary Railway and Market Entries Weave through Boston Area
Reading lists partial prices and places including Rochester Farmington Biddeford Saco Haverhill North Andover and Western Division Boston Station Haymarket Square. Entries show times and amounts like 7.50 3240 aw ret 7.30 3.504 1 3 50.35 1 Ma jeer and 6.2.50 8.50 acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Haymarket Square
Alton Ray
Rochester
Farmington
Poe
Mebunk
Biddeford
Saco
Haverhill
Vias
North Andover
Lawrence schedule notes and times from 1950s data
Fragmentary entries list times and references in Lawrence with various numbers and letters. The legible items mention 8.30 9.50 10.28 aw and 1.30PM in South Lawrence, plus multiple return times and annotations that resemble a timetable or log from a mid century record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eres Lawrence
Asa Es Aheets
South Lawrence
Complex Lowells Rail Timetable Fragment
A garbled timetable fragment lists numerous times and station names including Lowell Wilmington Wakefield Medford Newburyport Danvers Reading and Beverly. It references departures and arrivals on Wednesdays Saturdays Sundays and various routes with prices and notes but contains many errors and unclear entries.
Eastern Division Station Timetable Details and Destinations
Schedule excerpt lists outbound stops on Causeway Street to Biddeford and North Conway, with multiple arrival times between 6.10 AM and 12.30 PM. Names James To Furber and Flanders appear as officials, with references to Boston station connections and branch lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Boston
Biddeford
Sueéo
North Conway
Whlteboro
Great Falls
Loscester Dover
Portsmouth
Hampton
Beach
Orth
Leach
Amesbury
Newbury
Spree Ich
Rockport i
Gloucester Ranch
Beverly
Middleton
Beabedy
Danvers
Marhlehead and
Swampscott Branch
Schasmipscett
Ily
Lynn
Issuta
Revere
Foltpad Ames
AGTH
Wak
Ate
Jan Everett
ATO Gas
Sauce Pranch
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Fitchburg Railroad Announces April 19 1886 Train Schedule
HoosSto FUNNER ROUTE passenger trains to the West depart from Causeway Street with combinations to Syracuse Albany and Chicago. Daily service includes New York Central sleeping cars with route details for many towns and stations including Baldwinville Athol Greenfield North Adams and Concord. General Superintendent John Adams notes some westbound stops are limited on certain days.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Pullman
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Albany
Artdnes
Baldwinville
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Sherburne
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Greenfield
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Boston Atheneum
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