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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1887

Page

4

Flint and Pere Marquette Year 1886 Earnings Report

The Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad reports 1886 passenger earnings 1 403 720, freight 695 984, other 61 117, total 2 160 772, up from 1 046 790. Net earnings 668 263, surplus 20 352. Bonded debt 5 209 000. Board to spend 332 450 for new freight engines and cars, financed by a car trust. Land sales 7 927 acres for 59 509. land grant up to Jan 1 totals 422 458 acres realized 4 604 199. Turners appointment to NY division exists. Scoville to station master.

Flint & Pere Marquette Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Company Companie Bay Land Department

Rail rate battle and rail history mix in Michigan bill

Michigan lawmakers consider a bill forcing railroads earning above specified thresholds to charge fixed passenger rates per mile, with Michigan Central arguing a charter bars below 2 cents. Reported Baltimore ownership hints and multiple railroad financials follow, including Northwestern March earnings and Rhode Island Senate rail passage.

Michigan Michigan Central

Coal Freight Market Report From New England Ports

The market shows ample coal supply and softer coal freights while vessels remain in demand at prior rates. Engaged schooners include various cargos: 20,000 small pavers Lanesville to New York at 8 dollars per ton, 300,000 feet lumber Fernandina to Baltimore at 3550, 1100 tons ice East Boothbay to Richmond at 90 cents, and 700 tons stone New York to Sabine Pass at 2 dollars. Other routes list phosphate rock, coal, piling, and general cargo with private terms or modest bids from Newport News, Baltimore, Perth Amboy, Boston, and Halifax.

Cape Ann Philadelphia Lanesville New York Charleston Baltimore Weymouth Fernandina Newport News Boston East Boothbay Richmond Wiscasset Savannah Bangor Perth Amboy Ellsworth Portsmouth N. H Sabine Pass St. John N.B Halifax N. S Charlottetown

Vessels Sailed for Boston List From Various Ports

The list records ships and brigs sailing for Boston on dates around Feb through April from Manila Matanzas Calcutta St John's Cadiz Ponce Fajardo Gibara Sydney and other ports. Entries include names such as Alice Reed Stall Alice Swain Anglesea Aldebaran Bertie Bigelow Big Bonanza Clio Chaser Chattanooga Caleb Diadem Edward May Edward May Johnsen George Skeffield Graf Eulenberg Iceberg Kirkcudbrightshire Lucy Pope Linnet Livingstone Lancefield Mary Gibbs Mary Agnes Panay Fesienne Kenney Riisoe Samuel D Carlton Syanara Subra Sooloo sed St Helena Thalassa and Tare among many others. Distress and passing remarks noted for Syanara and Syanara.

Boston Alice Reed Stall Am Bark Manila Alice Swain Matanzas Melbourne Clio Gerhardt St John’s Chaser Rice Bailey Chattanooga Lewis Cadiz Caleb Jobson Norbark Buenos Ayres Diadem Crasso Ponce Edward Arch Samuel D Carlton Freeman Ambark Singapore Syanara Melntosh Brsch Nashua Subra Otterbeck Nor Bark Sooloo Powers Hallo St Helena Thalassa Stukje Sch Rio Grande Do Sul Tare Ausbark Trapani

Shipping arrivals and routes noted from several vessels

Evens Chase from Havana sailed April 13. Tarla Topan Trumbull from Zanzibar has no date. Passed St Helena on March 15. Wheatland Baker from Zanzibar on February 17 via Madagascar. Wm H Fredson from Sagua on April 5. Wau-bun Welch from Sagua on April 9.

Evens Chase Havana Tarla Topan Trumbull Br Bark Zanzibar St Helena Wheatland, Baker Am Bark Madagascar Wm H Fredson Biddle Amsch Sagua Wau-bun Welch

Transportation Schedules From New Orleans to Caribbean and Beyond

The fragment lists travel times and routes from New Orleans to several destinations including Guatemala, Honduras, Bay Islands, British Honduras, Cuba, Tampa, Mexico, Porto Rico, and the We Elcano service to New York. It notes Sunday and Friday sail dates in April with evening closes around 6 to 8 P.M.

Guatemala Republic of Honduras Bay Islands New Orleans British Honduras Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Boston Mexico Porto Rico Elcano New York

Trans-Pacific Mail Dates From San Francisco and Boston

For Society Islands per ship City of Papeitei from San Francisco April 30. For Australia Fiji New Zealand Sandwich and Samoan Islands. Steamship Mariposa from San Francisco May 6 closing at Boston Friday April 29 at 1 00 PM. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails to be mailed in Boston at least eight days before dates given.

Society Islands Galveston Colorado Lampasas Fernandina Fla State OF Texas San Antonio Seth Sprague Old Stave House Boston Southern Pacific Company Morgan’s Louisiana and Texas R.ne and Steamship Co Suneet New York North River North Moore New Orleans Mississippi River Mobile Texas San Francisco Arizona New and Old Mexico California Bk. Currier N. EB Washington Street E. Hawley Eastern Avent Broadway Yarmouth Steamship Company

SHIP NEWS APRIL REPORTS STAGGERED ACROSS ATLANTIC ROUTES

Antwerp to Bristol to Liverpool and New York queues of vessels with arrivals from New York Baltimore Mobile San Francisco Yokohama and Matanzas The report notes several ships in motion including Paxo Gothenburg City Columbia and Edam plus a loss of propeller on Borderer near Kinsale and a warning to captains from the Boston signal station about barometer readings and sea level corrections Also listed are the miniature almanac for April 23 high water and moon phase

Antwerp Bergenland New York Illinois Bristol Marchioness Baltimore Liverpool Deak Mobile Navarro Adriatic Hong Kong City of New York San Francisco Yokohama Limerick Bedford Prawle Point Paxo Rotterdam Seilly Gothenburg City Gibraltar Efficient Mediterranean Boston Columbia Kinsale Borderer London Palestine Havre Chancellor New Orleans Rouen Rhosina Matanzas Samana Hayti Claribel Port Limon Valencia Curacoa Queenstown Salerno Stettin Slavonia Lizard Edam Amaterdam Corean Bothnia

Port of Boston Apr 22 Arrivals and Cleared Vessels

Port of Boston report lists arrivals including Steamer Bothnia from Liverpool with passengers to Alexander Martin and other steamers to J G Hall Co Harrison Loring and H H Whitney. Several brigs and schooners with cargoes sail or depart for New York Philadelphia Hoboken and Baltimore. Weather noted as light winds and a gale off Cape Cod with snow.

Bothnia Dutton Liverpool Aril Queenstown Moise Alexander Martin Alpha Cann Yarmouth J G Hall& Co Carroll, Brown Halifax Mdise Harrison Loring Gen Whitney Bearse New York H H Whitney Forest City Emerson Highland Light Cape Cod Ese Maggie Willett Cook Barbados Vineyard Haven Amhurst Hill Chevenne Crowell Mary Standish Higgins Bill Stowe Phinney Marcia Lewis Kelley Hoboken Boynton Perry Rockport Orizon Bath Lizzia Young Vierce James Rothwell Lombard alReents Franconia Parker Georgetown J Stibbs Poster Norfolk Florence Lockwood Hull Weehawken Alaska Clark South Amboy Joseph Eaton Chatfield J & H Crowley Lord Lovolta Whittaker Roundout Caroline Hutchins Port Johnson See Ann Walker Mitchell Harriet Fall Henrietta Mutchins Orland Victory Milliken Jersey City Franklin Nickerson Scott Perth Amboy Seventy Six Teel James A Parsons Plummer

Shipping News From New England Ports Amid Lumber Cargo Reloads

The Aurora schooners C RS, Lottie, Nellie M Snow and others sail from Vineyard Haven, Boston, and Calais toward destinations like Weehawken and New Bedford while Union reloads lumber for favorable voyage. Multiple entries note sailings from Boothbay, Gloucester, Salem, and Wiscasset with steamer, bark, and schooner movements, including cargoes of lumber and delays resolved. a new 160 ton schooner is purchased in Newburyport to be commanded by Captain Joseph Graham.

Vineyard Haven 21St Dexter Clark Theall Weehawken Boston Elizabeth de Hart McIntyre Anita Haley St John New York Louisa Boardman Tinker Calais Kya Adell Westcott Brookline Kendrick Fish Hart Rose Toe Joseph Oakes Gray Frankfort Webster Karnerd Marshall Clark's Island Emma McAdam Young New Bedford Ona Igun Waterside Providence JC Nash J W Woodruff Richardson Edith T Gundy Gands Amboy Livinia F Warren Thompson Hoboken Clara E Simpson Philadelphia Rebecca Shepard Smith Boothbay Sprewell Ainhry Republica North Haven M L Varney Weeks Bath Bluehill Nelson MeFarland Hotsey Gloucester Western Banks Icis Blanch Leboo Blake Rockland Prince Decktow Lincolnville E B Ketchum Gott Parrsboro Fordo George A Peirce Sherman Machias Fordo Cora E Meader Meader Portsmouth Wiscasset Megunticook

Shipping Arrivals and Sailings Across Major Ports

A detailed sailings and arrivals list from multiple ports including Ascension Calcutta Cadiz Cet te Copenhagen Dublin Dakar Dungeness Falmouth Glasgow Havre Hull Lizards London La Rochelle Liverpool Nordenham Nieuwe Diep Prawle Point Philippines Ville Pernambuco Plymouth Queenstown Sailed and Passed notices record vessel names captains and destinations with notes of minor collisions between Callirrhoe and Cambrian Chieftain. Several vessels proceed to New York Boston San Francisco and Leith with cargoes and passengers reflected.

Ascension Lord Lython Seabrook Cebu Liverpool Oithona Ditchburn Calcutta New York Utrecht Hackens Hiogo Fordo Cc Chapman Hitchborn Philadelphia Cadiz Chattanooga Lewis Boston Cette 1Roat Svdiguga Copenhagen Spark Plymouth Sch Maud Fowler Quebec Queenstown Callirrhoe Robson San Francisco Cambrian Chieftain Elias Dingle Lowestof

Notice to Mariners Harlem River buoy removed after inconvenience

The red spar buoy off Randall's Island Harlem River New York has been removed by order of the Lighthouse Board Commodore USN Inspector Third District AEK Benham Tompkinsville NY April 21 1887 Ships Vancouver Porter from Delaware Breakwater to St John NB April 17 lat 40 28 lon 67 50 Bark Aladdin Pedersen Philadelphia to Buenos Ayres March 22 lat 21 16 N lon 35 12 all well Bark Saga Farup Bremen to Baltimore March 17 lat 47 12 lon 11 58 4c Mary Ellen Havana to Halifax April 17 lat 40 31 lon 67 She Maggie J Lawrence and Annie C Grace Philadelphia to Savannah April 21 off Charleston

Baltimore Jay Gould Pennsylvania New York City & Northern Company Cincinnati Indianapolis St. Louis Chicago Rhode Island Senate Rhode Iland & Massachusetts Providence Providence & Worcester Boston & Providence St. Paul & Duluth Harlem River Randall's Island New York Vancouver Porter Delaware St John Aladdin Pedersen Philadelphia Buenos Ayres Saga Farup Bremen Mary Ellen Havana Halifax Maggie J Lawrence Annie C Grace Savannah Charleston Antwerp Coringa Dexter Arecibo C E Robinson Breen North of Hatteras Avon Moulth Texas Hunter Montreal Barbados Petit-Codiac Steeves Montevideo Ar 3d Mary Baker McLaren Agder Flugelstad Fasse PR Boston Annie Belle Lewis Varrow York City Bonn Azalea Heinrich Weyhausen New Orleans Adolph Brockelhann Curacoa Cebu Henry Villard Perkins Dungeness Medusa Krause Wilmington Hamburg Purdee Rondo Olsen Pensacola Dublin Morcombe Bay Emmet San Francisco Glasgow Cynthia Taylor Greenock Norwegian Stephen Gibraltar Dumas Marseilles Eutopia Morrison Mediterraean M Mackay Balmer Manitoban Dalziel Hudson Lryant Coosaw Stettin St Joseph Christensen Liverpool Sir Grace Greenwood British West Indies Hull Lepanto Irvin Rugia Albers Kinsale Cambrian Chieftain Elias San Francis Queenstown Gumt Galveston Telemach Andersen Membo Horn Henry Hyde Pendleton Hercules Fernandina Princess Reed Oregon Williams Queen Mulligan London State of Nebraska Braes Gravesend Nestorian Amsbury Derry Larne Mozart Sawyer Rio Janeiro Longfellow, Faraday CROSX Ardurne Smith Sharpness Lalia Rogers Dundalk Nellie Clark Clark Annie V Bergen Odell City Island Royal Arcanum Gould Talcahuano Mabel Snow Tampico Elsie A Baylis Bagus Kingston Ocean Lily McDonald Fernanna Tuskar Bark Australia Valencia Sansone Starcich Victoria Esquimalt Norway Albrethsen Royal Roads Lindisfarne Miller Nanaimo

Vessels ashore and wrecks reported worldwide

New Orleans reports brig Italia ashore near Roco del Drago and likely total loss. Scotia ashore at Blue Point LI moved about 100 feet. British Crown towed into Queenstown with broken shaft. Halifax ships Lilly and Sir Sarah B Putnam suffer damage. bark Moss Glen adrift near Montreal. Gertie May lengthened with propeller for Providence routes. Numerous other vessels damaged or wrecked near Key West, Hatteras, and off Atlantic coast with crew saved or awaiting repairs.

New Orleans Warrior Roco del Toro Italia McCahan Santos Baltimore Roco del Drago New York Scotia Blue Point Station London British Crown Boston Queenstown Halifax Sch Lilly Lockport Port Mouton India Moss Glen Morris Montreal Sallie & Ellen Norfolk North Carolina Fall River Gertie May Providence Adamsville Westport Bedford Morgan Ilavana South Pass Winter Quarter Fenwick’s Island Philadelphia Hatteras Light Sir Edwin I Morrison Sir Sarah B Putnam Salem Mass Byron Pubnico Houger Quertier Brest Key West Board of Survey Admiralty Court Salerno Rogers Stettin Midocean San Francisco Eden Clara United States District Court Consuelo Honolulu Joshua Grindle Eureka San Diego Isle of Pines Baker's Island Svich Svid

Multiple Atlantic vessels sail and clear across ports list

Apr 14 to Apr 22 nautical movements show ships passing Halifax Liverpool London and other ports. Vessels include Polynesian Eutopia Manitou St Joseph St Joseph cargo ships and bark Cambrian Chief. Entries note sailings to New York Stettin Queenstown and Brazil with several clearlings and arrivals.

PORTS AND CLEARANCES ROWS OF 19TH CENTURY VESSELS

Diverse ship movements and clearances across ports including Ar, Brunswick, Bermuda Hundred, Charleston, Calais, New Orleans, New York and Philadelphia with vessels such as Dumbartonshire Munro Sydney for Portland, bark Lancashire, steamers Korn and Von Goessel, and brigs and schooners processed for duties, cargos, and routes to Havana, Rio Janeiro, and other ports.

Astorta Dumbartonshire Munro Sydney Nsw Portland Jupiter Jones Queenstown Sand Island Baltimore Sehs Boston Ettaa Stimpson Thomas St John Chase Sampson Rogers Mattie A Franklin McDonald Alfred Brabrook Connor James Ford Garfield Kenilworth Port Antonio Brunswick Lancashire Evans New York Sch Standard Oram Savannah Mark Scotia Smeltzer Buenos Ayres Tybee Othello Bond Harold C Beecher Margaret A May Gardner Philadelpha Edward Stewart Harlow Geo H Ames Whelan Rebecca J Moulton Wyman Bermuda Hundred Adaline Townsend Sears Chatham 22Nd Isabel Alberto Bishop Ingston Charleston Charles C Dame Daniels Alice R Chester Ingersoll Perth Amboy Equator Philadelphia John M Brown Mary L Allen Fernandina Rebecca R Nickerson Wilmington Weymouth Calais Alice Boardman Rice Rockland Alligator Ashford Fall River Willis S Shepard Reeves Norfolk Sally T Chartre Spellman Taunton Salmon Washburn O'Keefe Sally W. Ponder Lincoln M M Merriman Borden Georgetown Kit Carson Smith Wd Miller Salem Levine Harbor el Hazard J H Parker G Kh Congdon Eleanor HY Annis Andrew H Edwards Cottridge Phiadelphia Annie Louise Dennis Abel W Parker Plymouth Key West Rio Grande Lewis Galveston Mascotte Hanlon Hiavana Mouile Vidette Kelly Newberne William IL Tatum Coulvern Ellas Hull Hill Balimore New Bedford Wm L Walker Crocker Vassar, Jr Slocum Jennie G Pillsbury Spear A B Crabtree Sinclair New Zealand Kelley South Amboy Pottsville Ritson Newport News Rhosina Matanzas Samana Hayti Cienfuegos Cuba Claribel Port Limon Valencia Curacoa Portia St Johns Halifax Louis Bucks Jacksonville Hudson New Orleans Park Emita Stout Sdis Manuel B Cuza Bayles Mexico Minnie A Bonsall Lodge Darien Welaka Cottrell Arroyo John C Greey Killen Ida C Schoolcraft Booge Meyer & Miller Perkins Havana Peter Schurtz Thompson William Wilson Berry Jennie Chromo Sullivan Onrust Helen Mar Providence Annie E Webb Alton 'S Minor Franconia Ichs Zeilia Hallowell Palne la Bourgogne Franquel Havre Rhynland Antwerp Parnessia Glasgow Rotterdam Vis Fulda Bremen Servia Liverpool Hekla Stettin City of Montreal Bratten Baracoa Victoria Bernard Para Tenaire LaGuayra Barks Schs Lucilla Orquell Brown Bay of Fundy Silverson Day Anglo Love Lunenburg Win Beasley Cavanaugh Porto Rico Ethel Irvine Harvey Isaac Burpee Rochdale Tindalls Falmouth Californian Pickthall Pizzati Pizatti Lboens del Toro Vort Kads Etc Capulet Marinion Porto Cortez Gulnare Ruatan Lureka H B Cann Cork Maria Luigia Lisbon Carib Avilla Newport James English Jayne Port Townsend George Thompson Barneson Estella Avery San Francisco Pensacola Sigrid Laroen Creola Gibelli Genoa Dunn McFarland Port Royal Harlsey Macquest Solis Bickmore Wall Vinal Haven Charles Davis Soove New Haven S Hart Lanesville Carrie Holmes Pee York Agricola Garland Kate Markee Allen Oston Chillan Bannister Reading Rolf Tollefsen Dieppe Alessandro Sturlese Venice Orin Galerius Dunkirk Salvatore Accame Carara Addie P Bacon Bacon Martin L Smith Quincy Point W F Crélins Higgins Eva A

Maritime Ship Movements and Clearances Include Multiple Vessels

The report lists numerous ships, brigs, and steamers with their ports of call or clearance dates. Vessels such as Farnwell, Vorwarta, Arcot, Henry Waddington, Emma C Middleton, and City of Sydney are noted along with destinations like Philadelphia, Havana, Boston, and Hong Kong. Several schooners and barges are recorded at ports including Perth Amboy, Portland, Richmond, Rockport, San Francisco, Savannah, and Tybee, detailing arrivals, sailings, and cargo movements across 22d and 21st entries.

Danenhower Johnson Charleston RK W Casey Shaw Brunswick Julian Nelson Kelly Newport Ida L Hull Hull Boston WS Jordan Crowell Archer Y Reeves Simpson Augustus Hunt Hall Stephen Morgan Mehaffy Jennie Lockwood Poland Gal- Mende & Vrooman Smith Mobile Anita, Small Stary Farnwell Carthagena Philarmphia Isaac Orbeton Trim Havana Vorwarta Bremen Roman Arcot Cates Cardenas Henry Wadington Magee Anna T Ebener Springer Emma C Middleton Lee Perth Amboy Nulato Sawyer Sarah Quinn Lynch William H Parker Hiller Thomas Portland Isaiah K Stetson Frank Sagaa Richmond Alfred Keen Greeley Rockland Rockport New York Witch Hazel Albany San Francisco Vidette Gilman Port Madison Pearl Manning Port Haddovck Mallsgate Sprott Port Townsend Johann Kepler van Oppen Thiele Hong Kong St Mark Nichols Hedge Alfen Egeness Wilmington Tybee Freidis Larsen Gloucester Annie Grace Philadelphia Satilla River Tom Williams Mills Savannah Suffolk W Alcott French W Huddell Ellen Holgate Betts Norwalk Tacoma Hedborg Melbourne Nellie May Austin Nsw Wareham Warren Hall Walter Newcastle Del

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