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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1887

Page

3

Union Pacific tariff dispute spurs rail discussion in Chicago

Chicago despatch notes Franklin McVeagh defending the long established Colorado to Missouri tariff on steel rails amid the Adams Porter clash. He argues rail lines, including Burlington and Atchison, bear responsibility for the rate. Caldwell and Newell named directors. Baby Pathfinder January issue announced as the railway guide enters its second year with claimed world leading circulation.

Chicago Franklin McVeagh Union Pacific Railroad Charles Francis Adams H. H. Porter Union Pacific Adams Colorado Burlington Atchison Missouri Mr. Adams Pueblo Tennyson Hocking Valley Road D. W. Caldwell John Newell

Mexican Central rails criticized by Boston paper

The Mexican Financier notes caustic views on Mexican Central management. It accuses Wade of drafting a misleading bill and says Congress did not grant the construction company the amount or form sought by the Central railway. The piece argues government will not be swayed by excessive profits or deceit.

Mexican Central Mexican Central Railway Company London Boston Mexican Congress Wade Department of Public Works Central Railway Central

Concord Railroad stock soars amid potential dividend move

A Concord New Hampshire despatch reports rapid stock rise from 107 to 120 percent with no shares available at current prices. Analysts note a possible 36 percent extra dividend to lift average annual returns to 10 percent, while directors give mixed signals on declaring it. Major holder Northern Railroad controls 4199 of 30,000 shares, with John H. Pearson among other large owners. The fate of Lowell leased lines adds uncertainty as courts rule on regional rail relations. some foresee Concord stock hitting 150.

Concord N. H Sce Northern Railroad Corporation John H. Pearson A. W. Sulloway Franklin Northern Railroad Boston & Lowell Lowell Merrimack Valley

Rail and Bank News in Boston Area January 1886

The first week of January 1886 shows St Paul and St Louis & San Francisco rail earnings rising year over year, while Boston & Maine orders twelve locomotives and a dozen banks announce annual officer elections. A U S Circuit Court foreclosure suit against Iowa Central, and several track and corporate moves shape the transport sector.

St. Paul Portland Locomotive Works Boston & Maine Railroad Company H. G. Locke New England Chicago & Alton Road Washington Street Milk Street St. Louis San Francisco United States Circuit Court Chicago Central Trust Company of New York Iowa Central Road Pennsylvania Railroad Cincinnati Boston Passenger Committee Pathfinder Railway Guide BD. Jounders Boston & Maine Railroad N. E. Weeks Pathfinder J. R. Watton Fitchley George W. Storer Boston & Lowell Railroad Lucius Tuttle George JL. Connor Old Colony Railroad and Steamboat Company Jacob Sprague, Jr Oregon Improvement Company

Ship News From Atlantic Voyages In January

Shipping notices list arrivals and departures at Ancona Havre Liverpool Shields New York Glasgow Boston London and Rotterdam. Vessels include Sultana City of Chicago Elginshire Bavarian Peruvian Egyptian Monarch Caland and Cartagena with routes from New Orleans Savannah New York New Jersey and more.

Ancona Cleveland Baltimore Bremen Barcelona Savannah Addington Charleston Gibraltar Rhosina Mediterranean Arts Independente New York Havre Sultana New Orleans Liverpool Red Sea Elginshire Gallia City of Chicago Burney Truxillo Naomi Shields Royal Prince London Baraconta St Kitts Jersey City Bristol Bessel Rio Janeiro Hudson Bilbao Swansea Zee Ee Toledo Lord Gough Boston Craigendoran Progreso Mexico Glasgow State of Nebraska Portland Rotterdam Caland Cartagena

Observations From Boston Signal Station January 11

Observers at United States Signal Station Boston report 7 AM local time wind and pressure readings with barometer corrections. Instructions note captains should add one hundredth inch of air pressure per ten feet altitude to ship instruments. Almanac page lists high tide and moon times for January 12.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Ship Movements Reported in Jan 11 List

Port of Boston arrivals and clearances show diverse vessels including Br steamer Craigendoran from Progreso and City of Macon from Savannah, with several schooners and bark entries. Weather notes mention dense fogs, heavy gales, and a severe NE snowstorm sheltering vessels at Newport. several ships cleared for London, Canso, Demerara, and Liverpool with multiple crews and passengers.

Craigendoran Furlong Progreso Mex Newport Thebaud Bros New York A E Lombard’s Sons Fowey Rocks Cape Hatteras Ene Durham City Galbraith London Furness Zulma Chisholm Bayti John Chisholm Jeypaiam Dunbar Sir John JB Brigham Hlowe Sarrington Cardenas JS Emery & Co Elbridge Souther Fales Demerara Johnson Glidden & Bridge Brichs Lina May Cook Canso Delong & Seaman Darling Doucette Buenos Ayres Lavinia Campbell Newport News Electric Light Bay State George Tarbell Nellie J Dinsmore Minnie Rowan Josie R Burt Frank Hartington Maggie Bell Harry Messer Lucy C Friend Willam Cobb James Ford Elizabeth de Hart James W. Drury Joshua Baker Henry Withington Samuel Dilloway Ralph Sinnet Alfred W Yisk GG Deer S. S. Werrimack Charleston S. C Boston Welton, Walter & Co State Street

Maritime Trade Notes From New England Ports

From Our Correspondents Vineyard Haven Salem Boothbay Gloucester and nearby ports report multiple sailings and arrivals. Vessels include brig Gipsy Queen schooners James C Clifford Sunshine Belle Carleton Mayflower and Caroline C. Cargo losses noted for Rival and Light of the East. Several ships proceed to New York Boston and St John with crews and cargoes amid routine port activity.

Vineyard Haven Decorra Perry Machias New York Storm King Cates McDonald Mercidette Lauae Boston Gipsy Queen James Rerd Nickerson Salem James C Clifford Philadelphia Centipede Hansen Philadelphi Schs Sunshine Morrison Calais Mott Haven J Kennedy Warr G M Yorter Johnson Bristol Ee Grover Sall Ve Light of the East Coulther Ellsworth Newark Poothbay Schs Minetta Crockett Winterport Golden Rule Long St George Oten Ludlow St John Sarah Hunter Morey Day Bonhomie Hinds Samoa River Kennebeck Walls Clark Island Janetta Thompson Anderson BT Briggs Haley M Sawyer Watts Jonesport Gertrude J Gilmore Alley Sea Queen Thorn Deer Isle I. G Hines Colwell Herald Fisk Rockland Diadem Selles Portland Bucksport E Nightingale Whalen Eastport Idaho Perkins Mayflower Nutten

Newfoundland Herring Fleet Arrives Ahead of Schedule

Emerald from shore fishing with cod reports Hazel Glen from Pubnica to Boston seven weeks ago. Vessels Porter Roberts Gertie Evelyn Orient Jenny Seaverns and James Ella are noted in the fleet with sea cargoes. The herring fleet arrives earlier than in years, forecast expects many voyages. A surge in Georges ten fittings follows frozen bait arrival, signaling a large future fleet to Georges and Western Bank.

Emerald Hazel Glen Pubnica Boston Oeek Ag Dreds Newfoundla Porter , Roberts Gertie Evelyn Orient Jennie Seaverns James & Ella Georges Western Bank

Maritime Traffic Aboard Global Vessels from Jan 2 to Jan 11

Shipping list details multiple ships and brigs across Atlantic and ports including Amsterdam Boston Cork London Liverpool and Calcutta. Entries note sailing dates destinations cargo routes and captains such as Galatea Carter Croydon Chalk and Yarra Yarra Pedersen with vessels from Belle of Bath Drumlanrig and Ariadne among others sailing to New York Philadelphia St Lucia Bordeaux Yokohama and Genoa with multiple passing anchors latitudes and longitudes provided.

Amsterdam Carter New York Ayr Croydon Chalk Bull River Bridgewater Zerelde Kickham Charlottetown Pei Queenstown Bristol Charles W Cullen Layton Newfoundland Castellamare Chiarina Casola Bangor Cork Grasmere Raymond Montevideo Chittagong Amy Turner Newell Cardiff Keswick Gilliatt Penarth St Lucia Calcuua Starvard Pray Winnipeg Stone Rouen Christiana Inverduine Philadelphia Dunkirk Moncesco R New Orleans Lisbon Rosie Bato St Johns Liverpool Guiana Burns Rio de Janeiro Magnolia Davis Cardiff London Marne Brockhus Carrie E Long Park Portland Temple Bar Pensacola Melbourne Mentone Rafer Port Discovery Madeira Moses Tower Azevedo New Bedford Point DE Grave Jacob A Stambler Crystel Bordeaux Pillau Birgitte Johannesen Rangoon Grecian Lardner

Typhoon Damage and Seafaring Disasters Across Multiple Vessels

A string of 1886-87 maritime notices reports ships damaged in storms and collisions from San Francisco to London. John McLeod and Northwest suffer topgallant mast losses. Raleigh fire limits damage to engine room. other vessels report leaks, rudder issues, and deckload shifts. Ocean routes include Manila, Port Madison, and Delaw are Breakwater to New York, with crews saved or at risk.

John McLeod San Francisco Manilla Bark Northwest Port Madison Baltimore Raleigh East Machias Portland Gloucester Cutler Golden State Fernandina Delaware New Bedford Spartan Demerara Chesapeake Steede Martinique Mary Louise Wilmington Lewes Del Roger Moore Gilkey New York Newcastle Ivanhoe Primate Philadelphia Albion Dickson Porto Rico Santa Cruz Port Townsend Irene Gilbury Port Blakely Fiji Islands Joseph Baymore Surdge Charleston Hag London Albano Sunderland Fastnet Pernambuco Grant Rio Grande Parker M Whitmore San Francisco Bay Liverpool Jane Idaho Perkins Bangor Weymouth Mass Hunder Boothbay Dee Cape Elizabeth Annie C St John Casco Bay New Meadows River Rene Bucksport Genoa Dotterel Savannah State of Alabama Gandy Glasgow Sastnette Queenstown Murray Beresford New Orleans Bremen Ysabel Howe Antwerp Harwich Druid Johnson Boston Beaver Harbor Delaware Breakwater Victor Leighton Scir John S Wood Berat Galveston New London Scott Robert P King Warren Line Cuba Earn Tyne

Foreign ports update from January steamers and ships

ASPINWALL Ar Jan 8 steamer City of Para from New York. ANTWERP Sailed Jan 7 steamer Grasbrook Schwaner Boston. BREMEN Ar Jan 10 ships Hermann Vehland New York Corsica Purington dC bark Ajax Pedersen sailed 6th bark Tordenskjold Eilertsen New York. BARBADOS ae ec 25 bark Monsita Wallace.

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Sailed Vessels and Arrivals Across Global Ports in Jan

A compiled list of ships and their movements from January across ports including CALCUTTA, CAPE VERDS, COLON, GRENADA, HALIFAX, LIVERPOOL, LONDON, MATANZAS, NAVASSA, PANAMA, QUEENSTOWN, RIO PLATA, SWANSEA, ST JOHN, VICTORIA BC, PORTLAND, RICHMOND, ROCK PORT, SAN FRANCISCO, SEATTLE, SAN PEDRO, SHIP ISLAND, SAVANNAH, SOUTH AMBOY, TACOMA, WILMINGTON, and WOOD'S HOLLER with vessels names, owners or masters, departure or arrival points, and dates in January.

New York Robert Rathburn Crowell Poston Marton Hill Armstrong Fernandina Calcutta Glendon Thatcher Liverpool Cape Verds Matthew Bedlington Hampton Roads Colon G W Jones Hank Progreso Hatteras GENA Mozart Philaelphia Efraim Knudsen Church Point John C Gregory Killen Gloucester Emerara Lida Fowler Atkins Pearl Nelson Kemp Joseph Baker Eaton Boston Caleconiz Lorentzen Mobile Lady Dufferin Isaiah K Stetson Trask Philadelphia Lucia Porter Grindle Deal Barks Forsyth London Condoren Tisse Froin Do Falmouth I P Berg Nielson Galveston Corsar Brown Gertrude Abbott Champion Josefa Formosa Amega New Orleans Chiswick Halifax Manitoban Glasgow Wills Cynthia Taylor Baltimore Clifford McCullough Jamaica Bulgarian Parry Staffa Colcord City of Berlin Lilian Mingus Marine Gravesend Daphne Madsen Matanzas Wauban Welch San Francisco Queenstown Moselle Rendle Charlottetown Pei Rio Plata Archimedes New York Direct Swansea Narva Pbaltimore Bassano Rea Newark St Louis Sea Port Confidence Martin Mobilis VONA Bundaleer Williams Nanaimo Cape Flattery Otago Guptill Portland Julia French St John Millie Florence Johnson Grand Menon Engle Waters St John Theresa Glass Nellie Parker Corbett Gleaner Hodgdon GW Scott Harrington Bridgeport Franklin Pierce Holmes Southwest Harbor F L Lowell Port Clyde Tmogene Cousins Bluebill Portland Packet Gardner Eastport Mary Elizabeth Danton Boothbay Exchange Buckmaster Rockland Ontario Bristol Richmond Old Dominion Smith Huntress Gunn Bahia Rock Port Warren Adams Charleston Argo Thompson Newcastle Ark Braemar Antwerp Jawson Seattle Enoch Talbot McNeill Morth Star Trainer San Diego San Pedro Edward O’brien Libby Nsw Ship Island Alice Archer Fletcher Aspinwall Savannah Annie Ormistoh Ravensdale Coosaw Nacoochee Swhs A & M Carlisle Aliced Chester Nettie Shipman Bucksville Tybee Royal Arch Hamlyn Gleniffer Satilla James H Woodhouse Woodhouse Brunswick South Amboy W D Morgan Christopher New Bedford Tacoma John Worster Gage Wilmington June Bright Wood's Oil Wood Carrie Purinton Johnston Miragoane Astoria Osmara Robertson Donald W H Watson Lawrence Argonaut Bonner Snow & Burgess Hiogo Victoria Bass River Harabor Sdis Joshua Baker Harry Messer Willian Cobb Barwise Benisaf Ida Lawrence Young Nelson Newbury King Finsbury Greystone St Jago Cuba Florence Robinson Norfolk John Hopkins Foster Providence Berkshire March Louisa Augusta Berumont Wamburg Win Marburg Pillsbury Rio Janeiro Santos James B Ogden Tole Kate B Ogden Asa Cartagena Carthagena New Point Woodbury Darien John Wesley Cartain Carter Latrobe Jonathan Bourne Annapolis Roads Craighild Victoria Ehrman James B Pace Woodward Abrahams Wm O Snow Condor Syvertsen Flora Candon Burgess West Indies Equator Hatch Alpine Marshall Bangor Wm H Hopkins Barrett Maud H Dudley Oliver Emma Crosby Campbell Monroe Frank M Howes Grove Jacksonville Ualveston Ar Loth Telemach Anderson Buenos Ayres City Hoyer Barbados Empress Blonche Rees Cork Elisha Gibbs Woops Pascagoula Georgetown BI Hazard Satterly Geof Congdon Terrell Eva Annie S Conant Key West Mascotte Bony Havana Ory Sand Benjamin B Church Kelly Philaretor Loth Keewaydin Sch Curtis Ackerly Boyle Port Spain Joseph F Baker Davis George Nevenger Steame Berks Adams Jan Loth Corona Wittenberg Bremen Mariner Nevill Leonora Alegria Suez Llavre Charles Perry Resuelta Grau Barcelona San Michel Scala Lisbon Ar Lith Californian Prince Rudolph Table Bay Port Bads aAr Amigo Havana Mary F Godfrey Fall River Golder Eva L. Ferris Lowspring Halvorsen Ghent Belmont Parker Barraconta St Kitts Jersey City Eldorado Bessel Gamaliel Crockett Thomas Turull Ofsted Point-a-Pitre Helmer Beaconsfield Catlin Vancouver Lindall John Crockford Farnum Edwin Nelson Lizzie L Mills Howard W Middleton New London Little Gull Arizona Robbins Shanghai Ooore Halcyon Balmore Thorndale Port Townsend Bagna Melbourne Pensacola Cileno Colotto Buenos Annie Wilder Thurston Eke Stella Lee Trent Deer Isle N J Miller Jameson Moncton Laura & Marion Eastman Harpswell Florence Tower Simall Ethedge Sturgis Bath

Ships and sailings across Atlantic and Gulf ports reported

Maritime notices list vessels arriving and clearing at Astoria Portland Baltimore Norfolk New York and other ports. Entries name ships bark W H Watson Argonaut Cartagena Victoria Ehrman tug and multiple brig and coaster movements with cargo routes to Havana Brazil England and Europe.

Boston bound vessels list ships and origins

A compiled roster of ships sailing to Boston with origins and voyage dates including Adam W Spies from Iloilo November 12 and Yorktown from Cagliari December 18, among others such as Adeline from Manila September 28 and Panay from Manila September 23, noting multiple flags and ports like Singapore Calcutta Cape of Good Hope and Montevideo.

Boston Adam W Spies Field Ambark Iloilo Adeline Bret Gerbark Manila Annapolis Bartaby Br Bark Lilo Astrea Oestman Gerbrig Cape of Good Hope Dante Cosulich Au Bark Montevideo Navy Emily F. Whitney Rollins Am Ship Evie Reed Whittier Am Bark Singapore Eugene Times Harding Ambrig Surinam Hawes Madagascar New George Ee Hall Calcutta George S Homer Melbourne Highlands Owens Chittagong Ao We Myer Iceberg Carver Endep Oanee Pratt Pisagua Jane Adeline Cates Sierra Leone Leo Dowling Guantanamo Orav Mary S Ames Crocker Mendocino Monitor Olsen Sw Bark Rio Grande Brazil Norden Jensen Nor Bark Port Elizavth New Pactolus Dalrymple Hyeres France Obed Baxter Jewell Banjoewangie Panay Bray Patrician Kenney Sydney Nsw Sooloo Powers Tloilo Shetland Haskell Maccio Novao St Kilda Hines Genoa Cagliari Jan I. Wallace McCormick Pernambuco Yorktown Dickenson Tarifa

Mails Close at Boston and Nearby Routes Listed

postal schedule shows closing times for Nassau Monticello Jacksonvilla Hayti Valencia Bermuda Antigua Grenada Trinidad Vera Cruz Progreso Central America South Pacific Jamaica Cuba and Mexico via steamships Panama Newport and others from New York with January 12 to January 14 closings and daily Mexico cutoff at 8:30 PM Boston closes at 9:00 PM daily expects European routes via La Gascogne Bothnia and Queenstown Liverpool departures.

Nassau N. P Monticello Jacksonvilla Hayti Antillas New York Venezuela Curacoa Valencia Queenstown Liverpol Bothnia France Switzerland Spain Italy Great Britain European la Gascogne Jamaica Cuba Tampa Fla Key West Boston Mexico

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