Rail line earnings and harbor improvements update
Coffin and Brown present figures on the Chicago and Ohio River road formerly the Danville Olney and Ohio River. May to Dec 1886 gross 45694 68 expenses 333802 71 net 10391 92. monthly net 1484 56. 1886 yearly earnings 78399 26 vs 57018 81 in 1885. Harbor work in Lynn Harbor aids coal transport with cheaper towing and improved channel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Coffin & Brown
Chicago & Ohio River
Danville, Olney & Ohio River
Corbin
Maine Central Railway Adopts ICC Law Interpretive Circulation
The Maine Central Railway Company issued a public circular noting the interstate commerce bill’s passage and stating that it may take time to interpret the law. It warns that existing concessions in freight and passenger rates, partly due to water point competition and wartime reductions away from waterways, will likely be canceled. The company plans to seek a full interpretation from the commissioners and aims to set rates that protect patrons’ interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railway Company
Stoves in Pullman Palace Cars Heating Plan
The Chicago Times quotes Mr. Pullman advocating stove heat in each car with a reinforced detachable compartment to resist shocks. He calls locomotive steam heating improper and envisions locked stoves to prevent fires after collisions. General Eastern Superintendent Robert Barry supports a safer heating method to protect passengers from fire risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Palace
The
Chicago Times
Pullman
Pullman Palace Car Company
Eastern
Robert Barry
Philadelphia
Vermont
Louisville Evansville and St Louis railroad seeks stronger finances
The Louisville Evansville and St Louis railroad reports extensive upgrades since reorganization with new cars and steel rails. January gross earnings reach 64 318 compared to 56 542 prior year and 49 424 in 1885, while interest and mortgage bond plans outline stepped rates and upcoming bond deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Evansville
Regional Rail and Bank Earnings and Stock Moves 1887
January 1887 earnings for St Paul Minneapolis Manitoba rose to 459250 while Indianapolis Decatur and Springfield earned 40983 with a 5565 increase Fort Worth and Denver City posted 37345 up 12700 The Providence and Worcester stockholders re elected the old board except for three officers The New York New Haven Hartford reported 467426 surplus for the December quarter with cash on hand at 1214243 and P L of 2980837 Hillsboro Branch Railway to build an 85 mile line from Hillsboro to Chicago Northwestern backing. capital 1500000 Richmond Terminal bought Norfolk and Western stock in excess of 1 million Adams Express pursuing Baltimore and Ohio control Lackawanna and Pittsburgs last quarter 1886 showed a 10949 expense deficiency with total Dec 31 P L deficit at 549698.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba
Indianapolis
Decatur & Springfield
Fort Worth
Denver City
Providence & Worcester
Providence
G. Marston Whitin
Whitinsville
George 5. Barton
Worcester
Waldo Lincoln
David K. Phillips
Josiah Lazell
William E. Chamberlain
New York
New Haven
Hillsboro
Madison
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern
Richmond Terminal Company
Norfolk & Western
Adams Express Company
Baltimore & Ohio Express Company
Adams Company
Lackawanna & Pittsburg
Lynn Harbor Improvements Raise Wharf Owners’ Praise
Wharf owners defend Lynn Harbor work against claims of waste. They say benefits are evident and expect further gains as projects finish. An engineer notes benefits will strengthen as related work completes and insurance rates may not drop yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Harbor
War Department
Ship News Almanac of Feb 7 to Feb 8 Routes and Losses
A compact listing of ships and routes across the Atlantic and Europe dated February 6 to February 8. Vessels include Lykus from Philadelphia, Katie from Baltimore, Manitoba from Philadelphia, and Gallia from New York, with notes of loss of 110 cattle and various arrivals at Cadiz London Glasgow Gibraltar Liverpool Plymouth Rotterdam Rouen Copenhagen and other ports.
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Cadiz
Lykus
Philadelphia
London
Katie
Baltimore
California
New York
Glasgow
Manitoban
Siberian
Boston
Gibraltar
Monkseaton
Rio Marino
Northan
Carthagena
Ponca
Palermo
Updrates
China
Japan
Lizard
Maritana
Galveston
Bremen
Liverpool
Palestine
Plato
New Orleans
Duke of Buckingham
Newport News
Plymouth
Ravensdale
Savannah
Rotterdam
Cerdic
Rouen
Bayswater
Indipendente
Mediterranean
Halifax
Wetherby
Antwerp
Thanemore
Prawle Point
Lepanto
Bombay
Cachimere
Circassian
Portland
Copenhagen
Marengo
Gallia
Observations at Boston Signal Station Feb 8 7 AM
Observations noted at United States Signal Station Boston at 7 AM corresponding to noon GMT. Instructions describe correcting barometer errors by adding one hundredth inch per ten feet above sea level and reference miniature almanac data for February 9 with sunrise sunset details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Port of Boston Ship Arrivals and Clearances
On Tuesday February 8 the port reports arrivals and clearances. Arbrig Hvaline with crew from Demerara arrived January 17 escorted by Gossler & Co. Sch United States Archbaid cleared for Eastport. Foreign clearance includes Belgian steamer Jan Breydel to Antwerp via New York and brig Kathleen to St Johns Newfoundland. Coastwise clearances include bark Olustee and several schooners and steamers. Steamer Borderer sailed for London amid wind and fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbrig Hvaline, McLeod
Demerara
Gossler & Co
Delong & Seaman
Sch
United States
Archbaid
Eastport
Jan Breydel
Meyer
Antwerp
New York
Gill & Scotz
Kathleen
McFarland
St Johns
Stratton, Little & Co
Craighill
Brickley
London
Henderson Bros
Ariana
Gale
St John
Roberts
Church
Anderson
Philadelphia
Morse & Co
Olustee
Nickerson
Norfolk
Hinckley Bros
James M Flanagan
Baker
Kate M Hilton
Johnson
Calvin F Baker
Baltimore
WS Jordan
Crowell
Borderer
Vessel Movements and Arrivals Off New England Coast
Multiple vessels including Icis Rival Carrie Easler Etna James C Clifford Thomas N Stone Julia A Ward Annie M Allen Princewort Marguerite West Side Florida Abbie E Willard steam tugs Underwriter C M Winch Wesley A Gove and William Il Clark barks Evie Reed A C Bean Tremont Joseph Baker schooners Loring Ballard Molhe Rhodes Fannie Flint Charlie and Willie Jane Ingram Enterprise Emma Green Glenda Oriole Hyne John Cadwalader Emma K Smalley Winch NE fresh snowing report sailings from Boothbay and Gloucester with numerous ships bound for New York Portland Boston Rockland Parrsboro and Savannah and string of inshore moves and loadings.
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Vineyard Haven
Icis
Carrie Easler
A H Hurlburt
Etna
James C. Clifford
Thomas N Stone
Julia A Ward
Annie M Allen
Princewort
Marguerite
West Side
Florida
Abbie E Willard
Steamtugs
C M Winch
Wesley A Gove
William Il Clark
Barks
Evie Reed
A C Bean
Tremont
Joseph Baker
Schs
Fannie Flint
Charlie & Willie
Jane Ingram
Enterprise
Emma Green
Glenda
Oriole
Hyne
John Cadwalader
Emma K Smalley
Winch
Fresh
Boothbay
Speedwell
Weed
Rockland
New York
CM_ Gilmore
Tees
Port Clyde
Portland
Valetta
Hunt
St John
Boston
Belvidere
Cleveland
R Crittender
Fortune Bay
Mary F Chisholm
Sterling
Sarah
Wachusetts
Georges
Grace Choate
Acacia
Lynx
Vast Atlantic and European Shipping Movements Filter
A dense log of sailing and passing vessels across ports from Amsterdam to Rio Janeiro. Entries note dates in February and January, ship types including barks brigs and schooners, owners or masters, and routes between New York, Philadelphia, Halifax, and European ports, with several ships sailing for or from Antwerp, London, and Gibraltar. Many lines name specific vessels such as Mary, Susanne, Themis, and Olive Mount.
Shipping Movement Notices From Ocean Routes
Steamer Gleadowe sails New York to Leghorn with positions given as lat 89 338 lon 69 40 on January 30. Steamer March under Mills sails Cardiff to Cape Verus on January 23 at lat 47 lon 9. Desdemona and Cathcart depart San Francisco to Queenstown with Cedric the Saxon report from Hull January 20. Howrah sails San Francisco to Queenstown on October 30 at lat 23 S lon 131 W. George F Manson reports Newport FE via Falmouth to Yokohama on December 23 at lat 13 N lon 2s. Bark Parthenia sails Cardiff to Coquimbo with lat 1 N lon 23 W. Bark Minnia sails Cardiff to Pernambuco on January 16 at lat 46 lon 14 W.
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Gleadowe
New York
Leghorn
Ete
March
Mills
Cardiff
Cape Verus
Desdemona
Barron
San Francisco
Queenstown
Cathcart
McChesney
de Fur Do
Cedric the Saxon
Hull
Howrah
Balfour
George F Manson
Morse
Newport
Falmouth
Yokohama
Parthenia
Holman
Coquimbo Dee
Minnia
Olsen
Pernambuco
Morse to command whaling ship in Atlantic voyage
New Bedford reports Sir Charles W Morse will be fitted for a whaling voyage in the Atlantic Ocean. The voyage, planned for May, will be captained by him in place of the late mate Mr Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Charles W Morse
Mr Morris
Nee
Charles Metis
Boston
Suffolk
Henry Mienis
Godfrey Morse
Water Street
Multiple ships reported damaged or diverted in February maritime incidents
Grainy naval notes recount a series of Feb events: the brig Eunie McKown Bradley from Bruefieyds to Nassau with foremast sprung. RD Spear and Charlotte T Sibley towed near St John’s Bluff where the Sibley collided, injuring the Spear and causing Sibley damage. The Cherokee burns in Jacksonville harbor. Amoy, Gurl, Stormy Petrel, and other vessels suffer wrecks, collision, or rigging losses near Charleston, Eleuthera, and bodies of water. Additional reports include collisions near Nassau and London, and losses aboard Miuna Loa and Thomas C Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C T Sibley
Charleston
Cherokee
Jacksonville
New York
Amoy
San Francisco
Sunderland
London
Petrel
Mobile
Telfast
Sir Austin D Knight
Jibboom
Body’s Island
Nassau
Thomas C Kennedy
Sproul
Perth Amboy
Corpus Christi
Eleuthera
Mauna Loa
Thompson
St Mare
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
Madeira
Kohn
Tacoma
Peacemaker
Lane
Shiock Stolberg
Pensacola
Sjodronning
Haimburg
Beacy Head
St .Thomas
Tark Orontes
Tverett
Porto Oliva
Stip Cumberland
Jones
Queenstown
Heayanchor
Domestic Ports Update for Baltimore and Nearby Harbors
The listing shows multiple vessels clearing for domestic ports including steamer Caroline Miller and others sailing to New York Boston and Providence. Also noted are cleared ships and brigs such as Donau and Gripen with destinations Hamburg and Bremen and a Bull River sailage of the bark Mow Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Caroline Miller
Miller
New York
Don Jacinto
Harriman
Bucksport
Ellwood Harlow
King
James B Pace
Thrasher
Boston
Celina
Percy
George Tarbell
Barnard
Henry Sutton
Tullock
Willie H Higgins
Jones
Wmd Jourdan
Babbitt
IW Hill
Higgins
Wim R. Sluston
Chadwick
Somerset
Samuel L Walker
Kelley
New Bedford
Annie S Conlon
Seward
Portsmouth
Pwileht
Collins
Fall River
Emma F Angell
Tripp
Portland
Chase
Lent
Providence
Bradford
French
Canary
Salem
Donau
Suoner
Bremen
Ashford
Andrew
London
Mozart
Sawyer
Narva
Taylor
Rotterdam
Geo Appold
Warren
Win Crane
Billups
Savannah
Decatur IL
Peter H Crowell
Allen
Yale
Simpson
J B Carrington
Blake
Index
Garrison
Thanemore
Liverpool
Samuel Dillaway
Mary Sanford
Herrick
Brunswick
Gripen
Janssen
Hamburg
Bull River
Mow Hill
Williams
United States
Maritime Clearances and Arrivals Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices list cleared and sailing vessels at Charleston Jacksonville Dutch Island Harbor Falls River Galveston Georgetown Mobile New Orleans Newport News New Bedford Norfork Ar New York Newport News Newburyport New London Pensacola Port Royal Philadelphia Portland Portsmouth Perth Amboy Providence Richmond San Francisco Savannah Wilmington NC with cargoes, destinations, and departure details for steamers schooners brigs and ships including Cherokee Harlan Gov Wilmot and Prince Lucien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Cherokee
Doane
Jacksonville
New York
Samuel B Hubbard
Oscar C Schmidt
Philadelphia
Cherubim
Washington
Parks Algorga
Dictator
Hamburg
Morris W Child
Portland
Emma C Knowles
Charles L Mitchell
Wiscasset
Laura E Messer
Boston
Yemasse
Delaware
Schs
Potosi
Wilmington
Del
E R Emerson
Warren Adams
Daltimore
Darien
H Shubert
King
Dutch Island Harbor
Duroe
Anderson
Wood’s Hall
Fall River
Maggie E Gray
Pedrick
Baltimore
Catherine Whiting
Briggs
Saxon
Sherman
Galveston
Harlan, Brown
Morgan City
Vera Cruz
Saron
Fostensen
Havre
Georgetown
George K Congdon
Ferrell
Mobile
Mira A Pratt
Davis
Key West
George M Adams
Standish
Dora Matthews
Brown
Sir Willie
Newton
New Orleans
Prince Lucien
Claque
Liverpool
Giovanni
Trapani
Reval
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Martinez
Campeachy
Baron Clyde
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Port Eads
Gov Wilmot
Cruickshank
Rio Janeiro
Cefalu
Rivara
Ruatan
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Bearse
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Hyde
Porman
Roman
Crowell
Matanzas
Simmons
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Hemmingsen
Norfolk
Cienfuegos
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Dunning
Teutonia
Taylor
Meta
Lena
Liverwol
Benj F Lee
Steelman
EA Bailey
Townsend
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Smith
Archer
Mitchell
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Dunton
Boothbay
Shepherdess
Libbetts
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M Gilmore
Tees
Port Clyde
A & Kimball
North Boothbay
Portsmouth
Reading
Elm City
Etheridge
Newport News
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Parker
Leveaux
Annie L Wilder
Thurston
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Cricket
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Lizzie Guptill
Nockland
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Cooper
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James
Longstreet
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Havens
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I Flower
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B Fields
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Urdy
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Pelotas
San Francisco
Wilna
Departure Bay
Selina
Mattson
Hilo
Savannan
Gate City
Boston-bound Vessels Sail For Boston Dates Given
A compilation lists numerous vessels sailing toward Boston with origins and dates. Entries include Adam W. Spies from Iloilo December 16, Adeline from Manila September 28, Annapolis from Iloilo September 25, and many others from ports like Buenos Ayres Rio Grande do Sul Singapore Calcutta and Genoa.
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Boston
Adam W . Spies
Field
Am Bark
Tloilo
Adeline
Bret
Gerbark
Manila
Annapolis
Bartaby
Loilo
Annie Lewis
Lewis
Buenos Ayres
Bitrost
Vom
Sw Bark
Rio Grande Do Sul
Colorado
Wyman
Hyeres
Jan Idss
Edward
Allen True
McLaughlin
Amschr
Demerara
Dan
Evie Reed
Whittier
Singapore
Edward May
Johnson
Iloilo
Jan Ld Fringa
Tosteresen
Nor Bark
Melbourne
Beech Glide
Hawes
Madagascar
George Skeffield
Wali
Am Ship
Calcutta
George S. Homer
Highlands
Owens
Br Ship
Chittagong
Teebere
Carver
Jessie . Love
Blue
Br Schr
Cienfuegos
Joseph Baker
Eaton
Melachren
Br Sehr
Nahum Chapin
Arey
Am Sehr
Rosario
Narcissus
Heisler
Erschr
Netlie Coleman
Hodgkins
Amschy
Savanilla
Obed Baxter
Colby
Banjoewangie
Panay
Bray
Patrician
Kenney
Sydney
Nsw
Samuel D. Carlton
Freeman
Sooloo
Powers
Noile
St Kilda
Hines
Br. Bark
Genoa
Cagliari
Wallace
McCormick
Pernambuco
Dee Yorktown
Dickenson
Tarifa
Mail Closes At Boston For International Steamship Departures
Shipping notices list multiple departures from New York to Europe and Caribbean ports via various vessels including Vancouver Wieland Alpes Edam Elsa and Thornhill with sailings to Hamburg Bermuda Netherlands Windward Islands Progreso and Cuba. Times vary from 3.00 P M to 7.80 P M with dates in February and early March.
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Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Vancouver
New York
Pereraa
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Hamburg
Wieland
Wednes Hiv Rabe O
Hayti
Steamship Alpes
Bermuda
Trinidad
Netherlands
Edam
Bluefields
New Orleans
Progreso
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
Elsa
Seamship Thornhill
Windward Islands
Boca del Toro
Germanic
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Great Britain
Brest
Havre
Normandie
Scotland
Glasgow
Belgravia
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Stramabin
Key West
Boston
Mexico
Trans-Pacific Mails and Oceanic Steamship Movements
Shipping notices show Zealandea sailing from San Francisco March 12 carrying mail to Australia Fiji New Zealand Samoan and Sandwich Islands. Oceanic line lists rebroadcast to China Japan East Indies excluding Britain from San Francisco February 24. Tahiti loads for Hango Oskjarsvarf Tegland Cronstadt. Gate City and Juniata sailings noted with coastal steamer activity and New York Boston cargoes.
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Trans-Pacific
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Sandwich Islands
Zealandea
San Francisco
Rik
China
Japan
East Indies
Oceanic
Society Islands
Tahiti
Hango
Oskjarsvarf
Tegland
Cronstadt
TY Bee
Sailing of Ocean Steamers Interlude of 1895
The fragment notes a period reference to ocean steamers with dates and figures from 1895. It lists numbers and letters that imply a schedule or ledger entry about departures or arrivals. The readable portion suggests maritime activity and passenger or cargo movements without complete details.
Unclear Maritime Dates Across Ports Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple port names and dates including Bremen Antwerp Liverpool Hamburg Havana Bristol Paris Havana London Rotterdam and others. No coherent event or outcome is evident from the scattered fragments.
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Bremen
Antwerp
Liverpool
Hamburg
Hayti
Bristol
Para
Havana
Iere
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BAY State Electrotype Foundry
Arch St
JURNITURE_ Bell
En Tire Paine’s Manufactory
Canal Street
Datent Sollicitor
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Penobscot
Belfast
Searsport
North Haven
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
South Gouldsboro
Sullivan
William H. Hill, Jr
India Wharf
Gloucester
City of Sonesta
Central Wharf
Tae Ae
Noga
Calais
ST. John
N. B
Ask International U. S. CO
Seeers
Commercial Wharf
W. N. Kilby
Digby
N. S
Gan
Nova Scotia
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Low Kates
Catalonia
Cephalonia
Great Britain and Ireland
State Street
Cunard Steamship Co
Alexander Martin
Allan Line
Charles V. Casey
ALLAN
State Street Warren Line
Kansas
Norseman
March & Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
Anchor Line
U. & Mall
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Great Southern Freight
J Sopekies
Floridas
Superior
Richardson & Barnard
Ocean Steamship Co
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
A. D. W. Sampson
N.E
Washington Street
Steamship Line
Norman
Long Wharf
Homan
Winnington
West
E. B. Sampson
Cromwell S. S. Line
West Street
New York City
Pirect Fem
Pictet
North River
A. Ceeing
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Texas
Louisiana
Southwest
Knickerbocker
Pf. Kemble
E. V. Gager
Hudson
I. R. Freeman
New Mexico
Arizona
Red Rivers
Califfornia
U. N. Magna
Samuel UH. Seaman
Mallory
Wr i
CVEY
Ras Beacon
Congress Street
Central RR. BR
Florida & Western Railway
A. Dew. Sampson
S. G
Lewis Wharf
Merrimack
Meltch, Walter & GO
Associated Railways
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Koston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Boston & Providence R
Waldo A
Glo. E. Smalley
Agt
Pier 11
Il. M. Wiltney
Suipping
Nele Steamship
Oman
Grand Junction
Custom House
Mas WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL AND _ Industrial Union
Boylston St