Boston and Albany Railroad stockholders meet for annual report
The Boston and Albany Railroad Company held its annual stockholders meeting with President William Bliss in the chair. The year shows receipts of 8 298 738 39 and expenditures 5 810 383 05, net profit 2 488 845 84, and 9 726 907 passengers carried, up 52 577 from last year. The Pittsfield and North Adams meeting followed, with formal business and director elections. A stockholder raised concerns about accidents caused by interline rolling stock, noting a push for universal or self-acting couplings as a remedy and possible legislative action. Directors reaffirmed include Bliss, Colt, Crocker, Cummings, Davis, Dunham, Gillett, Kimball, Rogers, Rumrill, Sargent, Spaulding, and Soule. The proposal to discontinue Sunday trains was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Meionnon
William Bliss
Pittsfield & North Adams Corporation
Henry Colt
Boston & Albany
Boston
Pittsfield
George O. Crocker
New Bedford
John Cummings
Woburn
Edward L. Davis
Worcester
Jarvis N. Dunham
Edward B. Gillett
Westfield
Moses Kimball
Brookline
Jacob C. Rogers
Peabody
James A. Rumrill
Springfield
Charles S. Sargent
Mahlon D. Spaulding
Augustus L. Soule
Mr. Merriam
Boston and Maine Railroad elects directors at annual meeting
Lawrence Mass reports Boston and Maine stockholders met at City Hall forenoon session led by President George C. Lord. Directors elected were George C. Lord Nathaniel J. Bradlee James R. Nichols William S. Stevens Joseph E. Ricker Richard Olney Samuel C. Lawrence and Frank Jones. Union station and bond authorization approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
City Hall
George C. Lord
Chauncy P. Judd
Solomon Lincoln
Boston
Newton
Amos Paul
South Newmarket
N. H
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
James R. Nichols
Haverhill
William S. Stevens
Dover
Joseph E. Ricker
Deering
Richard Olney
Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
Eastern Railroad Company Stock and Certificate Directors Elected
In Boston yesterday the Eastern Railroad Company held its annual meeting. Trustees and stockholders elected six certificate directors led by Samuel C Cobb and Endicott Peabody with 11 135 votes each. Samuel C Lawrence received 1827 votes. A stockholders meeting later reaffirmed the preferred stock exchange and elected three directors Arthur Sewall Nathaniel Gradlee and Frank Jones with 34 505 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroad Company
Boston
Arthur Sewall
Willard P. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
Samuel C. Cobb
Newton
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Messrs
Bath
Nathaniel J. Gradlee
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. K
Sewail
Messrs. Jones
Bradlee
Joseph H. Ae
Richard Clncy
George C. Lord
Jarvis D. Braman
Baltimore & Ohio Officials Deny Atlanta Rail Connection Rumor
A Baltimore despatch reports Dr. Barrand, assistant to President Garrett, was questioned about rumors of Baltimore & Ohio links with Atlanta. He declined to comment and said he would laugh it off. Officials deny any plan for southern connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore, Md
Barrand
Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlanta
Noted rail official Tuttle may join Canadian Pacific
Rumor cites Lucius Tuttle general passenger agent of the Boston and Lowell line as a top rail figure. He formerly led the Hartford Providence Fishkill New York and New England systems. If he accepts the Canadian Pacific offer his headquarters would likely be in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Lowell Road
Canadian Pacific Road
Tuttle
Hartford, Providence & Fishkill
New York
New England
Eastern Road
Canadian Pacific People
Montreal
Boston
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
A. DE W. Sampson
N. E
Washington St
Fall River
Providence
Metropolitan Steamship Co
Charleston
Ocean Steamship Co
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
A. DE W. Sarpson
Washington Street
Norfolk and Western Eyes Control of East Tennessee & Georgia
Norfolk and Western seeks control of the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia system. A lease is favored giving ETG 30 to 35 percent of gross earnings to cover fixed charges and fund preferred stock. The plan would span 1619 miles, with the Richmond and Danville likely affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Richmond & Danville
Drexels
Clark
Robert Fleming
Ship News Notice For Captains At Boston Station
NOTICE TO CAPTAINS Observations made Deep at the United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM corresponding to noon Greenwich Time. Exposed reduced Thermometer 80.070 210 W Direct Weather Wind Velocity 13 Brisk Clear Captains by observing the sealing of their barometers at the above hour each day will be able to correct any error One one hundredth of an inch should be added to the ship's instrument for every ten feet it is above sea level MINIATURE ALMANAC THURSDAY DEC 9 HIGH WATER SUN MOON LENGTH OF DAY SHIP NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Mometer
Depot Quartermaster's Office
Ginnard Street
Philadelphia
United States Quartermaster’s Department
Pacific Coast
M. I. Ludington
U.S. A
United States of America
United States Navy Department
Washinggton
D. C
Navy Department
Congress
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Navy
Washington, D. C
William C. Whitney
the Navy
Port of Boston Arrivals and Clears on Wednesday
Arrivals include steamer State of Maine from St John via Eastport and Portland with passengers to W H Kilby. Also Alleghany from Baltimore to George E Smalley, Chatham to George E Smalley, H F Dimock to H M Whitney, Longfellow to Provincetown, City of Gloucester to Gloucester, plus several coastal and offshore vessels clearing for destinations including Norfolk and New York. multiple coasters and brigs listed. Sailed include Norseman and other steamers plus numerous coastwise vessels and bark Benj F Hunt. tides and wind conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maine
Hilyard
St John
Eastport
Portland
Mudise
W H Kilby
Alleghany
Taylor
Baltimore
Nofolk
Nudse
George E Smalley
Chatham
Hallett
Norfolk
Moise
H F Dimock
New York
H M Whitney
Longfellow, Smith
Provincetown
City of Gloucester
Young Gloucester
Mary Eleanor
Ganion
Orwell Bay
Pei
Lillian
Larkin
Summerside
G A Smith
Whitney
Mt Stewart
Pes
Max O’rell
Hiltz
Montague
Ethel A. Wilson
Vivian
Walter
Charlottetown
Irsch Maria
Ryder
Pubnico
the Star
Robbles
Rebecca F Lamdin
Diggins
Glace Bay
Herrick
Gloucester
Prince Edward Island
Richard
Leaming
Doughty
Philadelphia
Maggie Todd
Coggswell
Calais
Catalina
Reed
Navarino
Small
Lynn
Mass
Brachs Knight Templar
Donnie
Baddeck
Hatheway & Co
Ettawanda
Joggins
F A Roberts
Benj F Hunt
Winn
Melbourne
Mary Freeland
Blake
Newport News
Edward
Kilby
Richard Vaux
Richardson
Bay View
Fitz Bros & Co
Lavinia Campbell
Vail
Winad West
Norseman
Liverpool
Martello
Dominion
Yarmouth
Barks
Neptune
Cienfuegos
Clotilde
Africa
Lillian B Jones
Cape Verd Islands
Moraney
Hayti
M E Eldridge
Minnie Rowan
Charley Woolsey
Helen Montague
Freddie Eaton
Glaucus
Roman
Alvin Kelley
Seh
Dexter
Reading
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Rail and stock moves update from late 1886 regional markets
Reports show East Tennessee stock issued in ten share certificates exported in three weeks. Cincinnati area rail groups propose bonds and new common stock to fund terminals in Toledo and Cincinnati. Various railways report earnings gains for late November 1886 and year-to-date totals, with bonds and potential acquisitions tied to routes and expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Toledo
Kansas City
Clinton
Grand Trunk
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Chicago & St. Louis
Chicago
Peoria
Arkansas & Western
London Stock Exchange Committee
Pittsburg, Cleveland
Gresham
Wabash
Mississippi River
Central Iowa
L. P. Farmer
New England
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New Jersey
Virginia
Florida
Havana
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Road
Amsterdam
Birmingham, Lagrange & Macon Railroad Company
Birmingham
Ala
Georgia Line
Louisville & Nashville
St. Jo & Grand Island
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore
Oregon Railway Lease Rivalry Draws Wall Street Attention
The Union Pacific seeks an exclusive lease of the Oregon Railway & Navigation. President Smith favors adding Northern Pacific as a party. Harris wants the Oregon Railway & Navigation territory split before any joint lease, while the company resists such preconditions. The Oregon Railway & Navigation seeks a certain stock percentage but prefers a joint lease to protect its large Northern Pacific stock interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Railway
Wall Street News
Union Pacific
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Smith
Northern Pacific
Harris
Oregon Railway & Navigation Territory
Oregon & Transcontinental
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Singis
Chicago and Eastern Illinois plan new line toward St Louis
Western papers report the Chicago and Eastern Illinois road seeks a direct route into St Louis. The plan includes extending from Slidell to Tuscola and on to Mattoon, aiming for an air line distance to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
St. Louis
Slidell
Tuscola
Mattoon
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph links with Canadian Pacific lines
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company completes its connection with Canadian Pacific railway telegraph lines. This creates direct communication across the B and O system in the United States and the Canadian Pacific network from Quebec to British Columbia. The Vancouver to San Francisco line is expected to be completed within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purrato
N. Y
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraph Lines
Baltimore and Ohio
United States
Canadian Pacific Rho
Quebec
British Columbia
Pacific
Vancouver
San Francisco
Steamers Arrived in Key Ports From Global Voyages
Shipping news lists vessels reaching New York Antwerp Baltimore Dunkirk Hamburg Havre Halifax Liverpool Philadelphia Rotterdam Portland Santander Yokohama and more with origin ports and arrival dates. Names include Alesia Athos Edith Godden Jam Methley Hall Gellert Amarylls Amarylls British Crown Broomhaugh America Wick Bay Scotland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alesia
Mediterranean Arts
Athos
Carthagena
Edith Godden
Monfre Bay
Jam
Warwick
Swansea
Methley Hall
Liverpool
Antwerp
Waesland
Baltimore
America
Bremen
Dunkirk
Wick Bay
Hamburg
Australia
Gellert
Havre
Bordeaux
Yokohama
San Pablo
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Gibraltar
Dee
Bessarabia
Catania
Prawle Point
Scotland
Montreal
London
Storm-Tossed Vessels Reach Ports After Severe Day
Mariners report a deadly gale impacting the outer harbor fleet. Sir Mary & Gage dragged anchors, beached at Norman's Woe, total loss. Emma S Briggs aided crew, tug crew suffered losses. additional ships faced anchor losses, collisions, and gear damage with widespread cargo risks.
Maritime arrivals and sailings listed from ports worldwide
A list of ships and barges with destinations and captains dated December from Algiers to Oporto. Vessels include bark Padosa Vicerina sailing to New York and ships from Barcelona Blaye and Glasgow with crews named, plus other routes to Havana, Savan nah, Pensacola and New York.
Maritime Shipping Snatches Update From New Orleans and Atlantic
Vessels report from New Orleans and Atlantic routes with several steamers and a bark listing ports of call. Francisca Chrarda sails from New Orleans for Liver pool, Bellmore Browne heads to Reval, Lansdowne Lockhart bound Antwerp to New York, Ameer Reynolds Garston to Norfolk, and Lark Gem Bray bound Boston to Baltimore with Nantucket Shoals weather bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisca
Chrarda
New Orleans
Liverpool
Bellmore, Browne
Reval
Dee
Lansdowne
Lockhart
Antwerp
New York
Ameer
Reynolds
Garston
Norfolk
Lark Gem
Bray
Boston
Baltimore
Nantucket Shoals
Death of Mr Samuel J Peters Aboard Niger
Mrs Capt Chase reports the death of Mr Samuel J Peters late first officer of the ship Niger on Sept 25 and burial at sea at latitude 24 29 N longitude 39 W. Capt McInnis reports bark Swallow at Norfolk Island on Sept 28 with 120 bbls oil since last report. News from San Francisco dated Nov 29 notes clearance of bark Mars Devon whaling sailed 29 and bark Mary and Susan Jernegan whaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Niger
Samuel J Peters
McInnis
Swallow
New Bedford
Norfolk Island
San Francisco
Mars
Devon
Mary & Susan
Jernegan
Bath district builds diverse fleet totaling over ten thousand tons
This year in Bath district 2 steamers 1 bark 12 schooners 3 sloops 2 yachts and 1 barge with net tonnage 10 067 21 the lowest since 1861. Listed ships include steamers Sappho Mt Waldo Mark William Baylies Eva B Douglass Cassie F Bronson SW Lawrence Agnes Manning T Sawyer Maine 38 Hosking Childe Harold B F Poole Anna EJ Morae Tom Beattie John G Whittier Carleton Bell Samuel Dillaway barge Relief sloop Arthur H yachts Hope Lestie Viking and more with additional vessels at Phipsburg and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath District
St. At Bath
Sappho
Mt Waldo
Mark William Baylies
Eva B Douglass
Cassie F Bronson
SW Lawrence
Agnes Manning
T Sawyer
Maine
Hosking
Childe Harold
B F Poole
Anna EJ Morae
Tom Beattie
John G Whittier
Carleton Bell
Samuel Dillaway
TSO
Arthur H
Hope Lestie
Viking
Phipsburg
Sabine
Richmond
Elk
Coastwise ships report gales and wrecks across Atlantic routes
Shipping news from Lewes to Belfast notes vessels losing anchors and masts, drifting near Hatteras and Cape Rosier. Reports include the Edith Godden, Sir Max O'Rell, and multiple schooners ashore or leaking. Salvage and tow operations accompany crews safe after storms.
Foreign Ports Shipping News Aboard Various Vessels
List of ships sailing and arrivals across Antwerp New York Bristol Cancotta Den Aga Santiago Philadelphia Pensacola Sailed dates include December 7 and November 20 with vessels such as William K amith Sorrento Muller Faumwell Benohr Pieter de Coninck Helvetia Hector Paul Revere and Athens. Ports referenced include New York, St Johns Pensacola Sagua and Cochon with several barks steamers and schooners detailed by masters and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
William K
New York
Chapman
Gailed
Sorrento
Muller
Faumwell
Benohr
Boston
Pieter de Coninck
Schmidt
AHLA
Petunia
Nichols
St Johns
Bristol
Helvetia
Gramnes
Sack- Cancotta
Hector
Newcomb
Porteae
Paul Revere
Mullen
Faery
Woodside
Reed
Seaeiee
Santiago
Colton
Nassi St Jago
Athens
Robin
Ph Iphia
Sarah F Bird
Grand
Pensacola
Matthew Baird
Williams
Johanna
Brands
Sagua
Ansgar
Pettersen
Sault An Cochon
Marine Notes
Hamburg
T C Berg
Krieger
Charleston
Alberga
Flack
Hong Kong
Kent
Mitchell
Shipping news roundup with numerous vessels and routes
Sailings include the steamer Hampshire bound for Yokohama to load HALIFAX Ar Dec 8 and the Hungaria from London to Boston. Other entries cover ships from New York to Havana, Madrid, Liverpool, and Shanghai with dates in late Nov to early Dec, listing brigs, bark, schooners, and steamers alongside ports such as Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, and Kingston Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Yokohama
New York
Halifax
British Crown
London
Boston
Hungaria
Leibauer
Stettin
Carthagenian
McNicol
Livsipoe
Baltimore
Polynesian
Ritchie
Portand
Havana
Elizabeth Winslow
Oakes
Philadelphia
AJ Pettengill
Berry
Machias
L A Edwards
Peterson
Port Au Prince
Liverpool
City of Berlin
Land
Catalonia
McKay
Vesta
Rawlings
Newport News
Nova Scotian
Hughes
St Johns
Messina
Newcomer
Matanzas
Jose E More
Leonhard
Nassau
Carrie Purinton
Knaebel
Miregoane
Winnie Lawrie
McRitchie
Retin Lewis
Hodgdon
Claribel
Jamaica
Zuma
Chishohn
Prawle Point
Atlantic
Bothe
Rio Janeiro
John Wesley
Hines
Salamanca
Bryce
Park America
Soares
ST John
GW Jones
McDougall
Sagua
Johanna
Brands
Cardenas
Daisy Boynton
Harding
CS Packard
Vanselow
Shanghae
Jin Port
Shin Naupactus
Sanders
Havre
Lennon
Daniel I Tenny
Wilson
John C Potter
Curtis, Inc
Bogart
Portland
Benlamy
Clark
Kent
Mitchell, Do
Ports and vessels cleared and sailed across Atlantic coast trade
Maritime records list numerous ships and brigs clearing and sailing on the 6th to 8th from Boston Baltimore Norfolk and other ports. Names include Susie Davidson James Joyce Jr Harold, Rogue Sarah W Lawrence Berkshire and City of Columbia. Multiple steamers and barks head to New York Havre Liverpool and Bremen with cargoes and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birgette
Torgesen
Queenstown
Romeo
Faulkner
Buenos Ayres
Baltimore
Blackstone
Ryder
Providence
Susie
Davidson
Haley
Galveston
James Joyce, Jr
Duncan
Bath
Ed Waite
Lee
Portland
Ruth Darling
Chipman
Rockland
Robert Graham Dun
Crowell
Boston
Blanche Ear
America
Bremen
Liverpool
Berkshire
Sarah W Lawrence
Henry Culver
Brunswick
E Downes
Haskell
New Haven
New York
Mercator
Ostedahl
San Sebastian
Patriot
Tellefson
Savannah
Wapella
Bagger
Goodwill
Sweeting
Nassau
Beaufort
Fila
Hill
Charleston
Belvast
Izetta Hinks
Bangor
Helen White
Calais
General Scott
Rich
Cherokee
Doane
Platt
Fernandina
Sarah
Huntingdon
Teddington
Havre
City of Columbia
Woodhull
Elwood Barom Warrington
Philadelphia
K Bowers
Thompson
Carmel
Gjeraldsen
Montevideo
Ann J Trainor
Derrickson
Philadelpia
Lone Star
Hyannis
Mass
James BR Vane
Thrasher
Fannie & Fey
Mehaffrey
Port Johnson
Quincy Point
Palatka
Chaples
Satilla River
Jacksonville
City of
Stillwell
Henry M Clarke
Haige
Port Antonio
Jaf
Andrew Nebinger
Smith
Key Wesi
Mina Belle
Hampgon
Pensacola
Machias
Akbar
Holmes
Sagua
Helen M Pierce
Mitchell
New Bedford
Sth
J W Vanneman
Phinney
Elizabethport
RG Whildin
Ferris
Cassie Jameson
Collins
Carn Brea
Jenkin
Norfolk
Nickerson
Scott
Cotuit
New Orleans
Hosten
Ammundsen
Barbados
Scawfell
Stanhope
City of Dallas
Reed
Belize
Emiliano
Bengon
Cienfuegos
Counsellor
Lang
Greystokes
Newport News
Laurestina
Hamburg
Thornhill
Progreso
Newberne
Halifax
Carrie Easler
Exsler
Cornwallis
Hell Gate
City of Fall River
Fall River
Tilite
Ewing
New London
Norwich
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port
J EK Pettis
Milton
Royal Arcanial
St John
Kate L Pray
Pray
Bar Harbor
Capt John, Chatto
Ellsworth
Marcellus
Pratt
Grace FE Stevens
Stevens
Sullivan
HU Havey
Bickford
Thomas K Garland
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Boothbay
W . Pendleton
Webber
Damariscotta
Palladelphia
Elvira
Evers
Geo Churchman
Risley
Georgetown
Edwin
Newport
Eng
Algoar
Robert Dickinson
Carthagena
Asoar
Dessoug
Simith
Sir Annie Ainslee
McAndrews
Lord Gough
Hughes
Chittagong
McDougall
Traltimore
Panther
Odiorne
Newburyport
Norman
Snow
Victoria Rehm
Giacomo Mortola
Mortola
Caggliari
Wm J Rotch
Hiogo
Theresa
Glass
Watford
Carson
Elias Ross
Lewis
Plymouth
Raven
Richmond
Peit Hein
Vil
Rio Grande Do Sul
San Fra Cisco
Banks
Fannie Tucker
Greenleaf
Nanaimo
Don Nicolas
James Nesmith
Howard
Cardiff
Lancaster Castle
Thorpe
Antwerp
Hoghton Tower
Trumble
San Diego
Highland Light
Norcross
Newcastle
Nsw
ST Auustine
Maud Snare
Dow
City of Augusta
Hattie
Mail deadlines for several overseas steamship routes
Mails close at Boston for St Croix St Thomas and Windward Islands via Barracouta from New York on Thursday Dec 9 at 7 30 P M Jamaica via Edith Godden from New York Friday Dec 10 for Ireland via Servia from New York Friday with Europe destinations. France via La Gascogne from New York Friday Dec 10 and Scotland via Bolivia from New York Friday Dec 10 times listed 3 00 P M 7 30 P M 8 00 P M 3 00 P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Southampton
Bremen
Ems
New York
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Boston
Mexico
Eik
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Windward Islands
Barracouta
Jamaica
Edith Godden
Queenstown
Liverpool
Servia
TGC
Macenes
Brest
Havre
la Gascogne
Scotland
Glasgow
Bolivia
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William Hi. Hill, Jr
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Xeale
ST. John
International S. 8S. CO
Steamcamnes Os
Commercial Wharf
W. H. Kilby
India Wharf
C.F. Williams
Gorham I Rogers & CO
Dundee
Federal Street
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Penn
Great Southern
Charleston and
Associated Railways of
Caravalia
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington Steamship Line
Tenn
Mallory
San Marcos
Comal
Riogrande
Alamo
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Steamship Line
Spartan
Long Wharf
E. B. Sampson
Tnd
North River
H. M. Whitney
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan’s
Louisiana and
Texas
BR. Be and Steamship Co
North Moore
Mobile
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
California
E. E. Currier
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Broadway
Cromwell Line
M Pacific Railroad
Railrroad
Steater
Louisiana
Southwest
T. P. C. Halsey
Steamshin Knick
VV. Gager
New Mexico
Mississippi
Red Rivers
U. N. Magna
Houston
Samuel H. Seaman
Pier 9
Crown Chemical Company
Arch St