Railroad Foreclosures and Receiverships Mark First Half 1887
The Railway Age reports nineteen railroad foreclosures in six months, with $157 million in securities sold to new owners, down from 1886’s higher mileage and nearly $292 million in capital. Five new receiverships arose, mostly on small lines, plus noted fleet upgrades at Maine Central and new rolling stock orders for Central Pacific, Toledo, and Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Age
New Castle & Northern
Little Rock
Mississippi River
Texas
Cincinnati & Eastern
Kentucky & Great Eastern
St. Louis & Western
United States
Mexican National Railway
New York
Rutland
Montreal
Danbury
Maine Central Road
Wason Works
Springfield
Central Pacific Road
Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad
New Haven and Bridgeport Land for Shops and Homes
New York despatch reports that the NYNH & Hartford directors formed a committee to study securing land between New Haven and Bridgeport to build construction shops and provide cheap employee housing. President Clark says cottages will be created to cover interest under a Pullman-like system. The road will at once build 100 passenger cars twenty drawing room coaches and six engines to be built in outside shops and ready as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
Bridgeport
Reading receivership may end in September
A Chicago despatch says United States Circuit Court officer Receiver McNulta of the Wabash railroad ignores the Interstate long and short haul rule and now charges more for shorter trips eastbound from Peoria. The report lists earnings and net figures for several railroads including Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern, East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia, Ohio & Mississippi, Northwestern, Houston & Texas Central, Illinois Central, New York Central, Denver & Rio Grande, Milwaukee Lake Shore & West, and Long Island with figures for May 1887 and prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Chicago
McNulta
Wabash Road
Peoria
United States Circuit Court
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Lay
TT ST
Omio & Mississippi
North Western
Houston
Texas Central
Illinois Central
New York Central
Hudson River
Puno
Aes
Denver
Rio Grande
Wilwaukee
Lake Shore & Western
Ship News From Bristol and Ports Abroad
Shipping notices list vessels arriving at or departing from British ports and overseas routes. Entries include ships such as Leo from Montreal off the Lizard July 8 and Benison from Port Royal for Harkerere Point July 9, with multiple other vessels detailing origins like Gibraltar Montreal Yokohama and Philadelphia and arrivals at Liverpool Leith London Antwerp and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Leo
Montreal
Lizard
Benison
Port Royal
Harkerere Point
Duy
Cne's
Prince
Gibraltar
Jane
James Turpie
Mediterphiladelphia
Roseville
Janean
Carthagena
Baltimore
Perim
Glenshill
Yokohama
New Eere
Kinsale
Nice
Buck Opt
Buckingham
Rotterdam
Ariel
London
Nestoria
Leith
Gallina
Crete
New York
Antwerp
Gardenia
Philadelphia
Lake Ontario
Liverpool
Loston
Palestine
Notice to Captains Observations at Noon for Corrections
Notice from the United States Sig Observatorio at Boston Greenwich time 7am to noon. Captains to seal barometers daily to correct errors. Add one hundredth inch to instrument for every ten feet above sea level. Miniature Almanac July 11 notes moon and length of day and high water at 3.49 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sig- Observatio Au
Wal Station
Boston
Greenwich
Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances July 9
Port of Boston reports arrivals from Eastport Bangor Portland Newburyport and St John NB with several vessels including steamers Courland Katahdin Tremont and Goastwise ships, plus schooners and brigs. Clearing ships include Worcester Ethel Anderson and more, with trade to Halifax Liverpool and Bermuda noted. Sunday listings include additional steamers and a warship Ossipee sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oherland
Thompson
St John
Courtland
Ndse
Eastport
Port Kilby
Katahdin
Pierce
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Louise
le Blance
Bay Chaleur
Herre
McAloney
John
Keren Happoch
Perkins
York
Harvister
Roberts
Vinaihaven
Panama
Trundy
Ellsworth
Watchman
Macfarland
Calais
William McLean
Bredbury
Rockland
Hannah
Stone
Newburyport
Worcester
Nickerson
Halifax
Harrison
Ethel
Forsyth
Anderson
Dexter
Liverpool
Delong & Seaman
Riverside
Britt
St .Andrews
Hatheway & Co
Laytien Republic
Compton
Haytien
New York
BC Morse
Amy Warner
Camp
Cayenne
W C Warner
Warner
Bridgewater
Jim Hall & Co
Swhs
Elizabeth
Roy
Margaretville
Carrie Henshaw
Bear River
Chatham
Hallett
Baltimore
Norfolk
Geo E Smalley
Spartan
Philadelphia
J B Sampson
Herman Winter
Whitney
C F Williams
Sunrise
Bird
Bath
Gardner
Cumberland
Hhitby
Haytien Republic
Istrian
Sailed and voyage notices from coastal ports
Maritime entries report schooners and yachts loading for ports from Wiscasset to Gloucester with vessels Strout Ida and Clyde involved. A fog incident off Matinicus left two Gloucester fishermen adrift. they were rescued and towed to Gloucester aboard the City of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscasset
Ar Oth
JB Rabel
Sawyer
Boston
Charleston
Millbridge
Crisp
Leighton
A L Perkins
Wallace
Mabel Strout
Portland
Aréth
Strout
Isle Haut
Ida
Avety
Ella Clifton
Mopang
Ferrin
Matinicus de
Ferain
Sch
Clyde
Gloucester
Ailbert Atwood
John Murphy
City of Richmond
Vineyard Haven
Schs
Webster Bernard
Marshall
Hoboken
Banger
City of Ellsworth
Bonsey
Apponeng
Ellsworth
Oliver Skhofield
Crowell
New York
Elm City
Frank
Willie
Jos Terry
Adella Corson
Warren Hall
Helen
Henry N Squire
Lacey Jones
Iwiss Triton
Lelia E Norwood
Sterling
George S. Boutwell
Georges
Mary J Wells
Grand Banks
Wimi
Dominick Trapani
Boothbay
Eastern Yacht Club
Ambassadress
Latona
Wanderer
Adrienne
Car Harbor
Breutters Galatea
Marblehead
Halifax
Stranger
Sehs
Dyer
Eliwell
Thurston
Shipping movements and arrivals from Atlantic ports
A compilation of vessels sailing and crossing patterns with departures from Ayr Bristol Dublin Dublin and many ports. Ships include bark Ailsa Tillie Soullard Ankathor Bessii Parker Pennland Galatea Thingval la Genitori Havfmen Steinvora Hannah Blanchard La Bourgogne Navigator Gyda Hawthorn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayr
Ailsa
Macfarlane
Quebec
Antwerp
New York
Bristol
Tillie Soullard
Demnis
Mobile
Ankathor
Evenssen
Shvet Harbor
Bessii Parker
Pennland
Weyer
Barrow
Banks
Sandy Stook
Bilbao
Philadelphia
Cardiff
Nor
Rouen
Arnshoro
Helice B
Ital
Ferrari
Pensacola
Fortuna
Mathieson
Shediac
Galatea
Wilkins
St Johns
Christiansand
Thingvalla
Laub
Carthagena
I W Oliver
Coggswell
Philadelpha
Dungeness
Chas Luling
Ger
Wicke
Hamburg
Dublin
Havfmen
Christensen
Halifax
Dieppedale
Genitori
Silveri
Delezus
Jwy
Stevens
Newport
Eastbourne
Steinvora
Mclntosh
London
FOWEY
Hannah Blanchard
Atkins
Glasson Dock
Aino
Palanen
Havre
la Bourgogne
Franquel
Isle OF Wight
Dernier
Cliverwool
Barks Immanuel
Malbach
Gyda
Sorensen
Low Wood
Fritz
Barrsboro
Hawthorn
Chapman
John Black
Seaman List of July Voyages and Arrivals Across Ports
Shipping notices show multiple vessels sailing from London to Maryport Naples and Oporto with bark Capella Nor, Argyll Br, and brig Bertha Port. arrivals in New York, Rotterdam, Stettin, and Shanghai in June and July. crews named including Norse captains Halvorsen Krog and others, plus destinations Newport News and Manila area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seman
Maddox
Boston
Noral
Alabama
Toronto
McAuley
Montre Brown
Rito Janeiro
Arin
Mersey
Sagona
Gordon
St John
London
Capella
Thorsen
Chidsautimi
Maryport
Carmoney
Stevenson
San Diego- Montevideo
Argyll
Allen
Cardiff
Newport
Agat
Halvorsen
Quebec
Naples
Columbia New York
Alesia
Valliat
Oporto
Bertha
Soares
Newport News
Rotterdam
Stenger
New York
Stettin
Perth Amboy
Stockholm
Michael
Mose
Azevedo
Payal
Shanghae
Kelverdale
Donald
Phillppines
United States
Sourabaya
Lake Erie
Keay
Newcastle
Whitehaven
Darien
Lerdam
Ida
Swed
Hanson
Ogir
Krog
Tamora
Croatan Light Station Relocation Planned July 15
Notice from the lighthouse board states the Croatan Light Station light and fog bell will be moved on or about July 15 to a new eight foot shoal structure 12.4 miles southeast of the old site. The new tower sits on an iron screw pile foundation with a white frame dwelling, green shutters and a black lantern, its focal plane 40 feet above mean sea level and visible 15 nautical miles from a vessel deck 15 feet high. Approximate coordinates are Lat 35 56 44 N, Long 75 46 53 W. nearby landmarks include Roanoke Island North Bend, North River lighthouse, and Wade's Point lighthouse. the old structure will be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ighthouse Board
Croatan Light Station
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
North Bint
Roanoke Island
North River
Wade’s Point
Ships Reporting Movements and Positions
Shipping list notes multiple vessels with routes from Pensacola Philadelphia Bremen New York Rouen Falmouth Halifax and other ports. Entries include dates June July May and locations with latitudes and longitudes such as 47 31 N E 14 W and near Cape Henlopen 25 miles SE. Also mentions brig Elizabeth Winslow steering NE and other sailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Juan
Pensacola
Antwerp
Dynomene
Philadelphia
Hiogo
Frederike
Bremen
New York
Nancy Pendleton
Portland
Helena
Verbrecht
Rouen
Bark Nightingale
Focamp
America
Ark Gyda
Halifax
Liverpool
Charlotte
Bohndorf
Guayaquil
Lark Marie
Elizabeth Winslow
Cardenas
Delaware
Cape Henlopen
Steelman
Charleston
Anna
Hamburg
Algeria
Dakin
St John
Penarth
Yarmouth
MARINE NOTES FROM VARIOUS PORTS AND VESSEL REPORTS
REPORTS FROM BOSTON PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE HALIFAX AND OTHER PORTS DETAIL VESSEL ARRIVALS AND SHIPMENTS. VESSELS VISITED LOGS DISTRIBUTED OR FORWARDED REPORTS ABSTRACTS OF BAROMETERS AND SALVAGE OPERATIONS. INCIDENTS INCLUDE A HALTED CARGO, A SHIP AGROUND AND SALVAGE ATTEMPTS, FIREFLIES OF FOREST FIRES AND WAVE CONDITIONS AFFECTING LOCAL VESSELS. CELEBRATED SHIP CAPTAINS AND CREWS ARE MENTIONED ALONG WITH CARGOES OF PETROLEUM COAL AND STEAMERS.
Foreign Ports Summary From July Through Early August
Foreign port notices list ships and cargoes, sailing and in port actions across Atlantic and Pacific routes. Notable entries include vessels from Annapolis to Havana, Liverpool to New York, and Hamburg to Charlottetown, with ships such as the Alice Inventor and Mercury, bark Hiawatha, brig Ubaldiena, steamer Saratoga, and many others loading or sailing for destinations including New York, Boston, London, and Yokohama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Isch Arcilla
Farnsworth
Boston
Aspinwall
Brown
Liverpool
Amsterdam
Alice
Schungel
ADOS
Actor
James
Barre
Berwick
British Constitution
Robinson
Quebec
McKay
Bay Belfast
Hiawatha
Verto
Cadiz
Volturno
Mavresca
New Orleans
Celife
Emma D. Mesano
New York
Pieppe
Carricks
Jensen
Philadelphia
Swansea
Lawrence
Cardiff
Demerara
Ubaldiena
Sponagle
Dig
Joseph W Foster
Dublin
Alka Wallin
Mobile
Ceylon
Olsen
St John
Lizzie Wright
Wells
Marie
Haagensen
St Thomas
Canada
Grangemouth
Dominion
Jones
Pensacola
Hong Kong
Mercury
Panno
Yokohama
Panehay
Parker
Victoria
Havana
Saratoga
Curtis
Jialipax
Damara
Luckhurst
London
Carroll, Brown
Charlottetown
Ellie
Watt
Porto Rico
Askur
Hansen
Rouen
Ludgate Hill
Newark
Hamburg
Goschen
Heins
New_York
Cambria
Bernier
Punta de Lobos
Aloilo
Wailen
Vigilant
Gould
United States
Richard Parsons
Thorndike
Laguna
Twilight
Dunn
State
Janson
Newcastle
Anna New Elizabeth
Johnson
Bay Verte
Middlesboro
Lizzie
Baltimore
Manula
Colchester
Dart
Luzon
Park
Clan Robertson
Jack
Cebu
Co. Pagntevideo
Bellona
Warren
Naples
Tyrian
Hassenstein
Sorrento
Pisagua
Sea King
Getchell
Iquique
Cyprus
Valparaiso
Magellan
Morrison
Edmonton
Gardner
Hampton Roads
Grace Beering
Pratt
Vauilac
Jounell
Queenstown
Amania
Quegec
Lismore
Batks Argo
Gothenburg
Alphild
Sth
Senator Weber
Sheerned
Caroline
Minnie Burrell
Southampton
Ruby
Emma
Tsaacson
Bark Hope
Williams
Rosarito
ST Croix
Steamner
Shipping Movements and Arrivals Summary
Shipping notices list vessels sailing and clearing ports across the Atlantic and Pacific. Entries include schooners and brigantines departing New York, Philadelphia, Newark, and City Island for Baltimore, Liverpool, and other destinations, with dates in July and June. Pacific ports Victoria and Tecoluta show in port activity with nitrate loading and sailings to Hampton Roads and Caleta Buena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He John
Sabrina
Trafton
Whitestone
Erie
Theall
City Island
Stettin
Barks Normandik
Mortensen
Philadelphia
Mozart
Buller
New York
Tecoluta
Port
Mary Gray
Brewster
Shs Forest Home
Blair
Aampico
Lillian Slyatt
Ottenson
Shieldsboro
Vast Atlantic Cargo Movements From Port Ports
Numerous vessels cleared sailed and arrived across Atlantic routes including Apalachicola Boston and Savannah with bark Ragna and steamer Maritana. Portland Newport News Philadelphia and New York show heavy traffic with multiple schs and brigs bound for Baltimore Philadelphia and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Isl
Lewis
Antwerp
Elen Tobin
Hankinson
Bridgeport
Menewa
Hoboken
Swhs
Etta A Stimpson
Baltimore
Julia A Ward
Philadelphia
Henry Whitney
New York
Sadie Corey
Havre de Grace
Harriet Jackson
Bacon
Bath
Jennie Phinney
Marlow
Maggie
Lawrence
Grace
H Kenny
Nickerson Do
Maggie Andrews
Harding
Haskins
Rich
Mary
Godfrey
Hampton Roads
Port Ath
Amelia
Newhall
Honolulu
Ffernandina
Sarah D Fell
Loveland
Mary B Judge
Magee
Fall River
Clarissa Allen
Tisdale
Taunton
Sylvester Hale
Coleman
Sally W Ponder
Lincoln
Hattie Moove
Kelley
Simmona
Babbitt
K Akin
Annie Louise
New Bedford
Lubec
Clara Dane
Keystone
Senator Grimes
E H King
Mobile
White Sea
Minard
Galveston
Lewis K Cottingham
Whittaker
Key West
Rachel Enmery
Coggins
Apalachicola
Swis Kocheko
Park Brothers & Sisters
St John
McNeil
Aspinwall
Morning Light
Fries
Demerara
Scis St Croix
Boston
Dandy
Campeachy
Adelbert Ames
Jameson
Pascagoula
Annie P Chase
Poole
Fernandina
Fannie Brown
Sharrett
E H Herriman
Wood
My Rover
Chase
Charleston
Melville
Hatch
Bangor
Maria Adelaide
Nickerson
Pavilion
Pendleton
Merrill C Hart
Murphy
Minneola
Smith
Franklin
Ivy Kell
Loud
Sullivan
Anne Lockwood
Wing
Thomas Rogers
Rogers
Nantucket
Gay Thomas
Shoe
Salem
Helvetta
Cochrane
London
Ardanrigh
Anderson
Barrow
Itatia
Craig
Bristol
Santiago
Potter
Hull
Colina
Bell
Plymouth
Winchester
Wooley
Cardiff
Ozama
Kelly
Grand Turk
St Domingo City
Azua
Etc
Pomona
Legoe
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Niagara
Bennis
Havana
Nueces
Bolger
el Dorado
Byrne
New Orleans
Knickerbocker
Kemble
Nacoochee
Kemp
Conte
Geza Saapatty
Sodich
Lisbon
Cacilda
Macqris
John R Bergen
Squires
Victory
Roberts
Nassau
Hattie Darling
Vearee
Lady Bannerman
Curry Green
Turtle Cay
Maud C. Patterson
Shulee
Robb
Harry
Brown
Rothesay
Reaper
McLean
Nellie Druce
Somerville
N . Brothers
Gibson
Wilmington
Nellie Blanche
Johnson
Schiedam
Amsterdam
Eider Bremen
Polaria
Hamburg
la Normandie
Havre
Umbria
City of Chicago
Liverpool
Alicia
Leith
Circassia
Glasgow
Len Janar
Aberdeen
Redanrigh
Jarrow
E. Marenhense
Para
Turks Island
Flavana
Monte
Pettis
Windsor
Nellie Parker
Corbett
J B Knowles
Portland
Bay State
Baker
P F Crockett
Thorndike
Newport News
Ar Oth
Steamer Alliance
Griffiths
Brazil
Thornhill
Ottone Padre
Ottone
Venice
Altamuaha
Pray
Savannah
Harry Stewart
Blake
Alvin Kelly
Barbados
Burton
Saco
Chase Sampson
Morris
Consumerial Point
Colin Baker
Neponset
Carrie L Bailey
Welch
Daylight
Hodgdon
Wetherill
Garfield
Bradford Church
Coney
Altimore
Wverth
French
Nina Tillson
Green
Richmond
Jennie Green Bank
Webster
Billow
Emery
Snow
Corvo
Averhill
Nile
Manning
Peterson
Silver Heels
Maloney
Martha Innes
Hunt
Ada Ames
Williams
Ann Eliza
Bishops
Hunter
Whilen
Vinal Haven
Rock Port
Queenstown
Piet
Permambaco
Ellida
Charmer
W R Beebe
Tacoma
Nineveh
Clulow
Sydney
Nsw
John A Griffin
Morbury
Wiliam C Wickham
Cephalonia Passenger List From Cunard Steamer Liverpool
The manuscript records the Cephalonia voyage listing passengers including Mire Austin Mr Andrews Mrs Andrews N P Austin WwW L Blanchard and many others with cabin and steerage counts. Totals show 579 steerage 674 total passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cunard
Cephalonia
Mire Austin
Andrews
N P Austin
L Blanchard
A Brown
M J Calder
M Cummings
F A Cummings
Cummings
F H Cummings
T P Cushing
Ck le Cushing
W J Hedgman
8Ewell
J W Lefavour
Lefavour
F A Leigh
Leigh
Cornelius Lynde
Lynde
McGrath
Z W More
Poor
M C Roberts
F Sberts
H L Snow
A Tillaon
John Wales
Wales
Wellington
Whittier
Y Ingles
C H Pope
A H Munsell
Letters of ships and vessels listed for Boston post office
A compiled list published for the Boston Post detailing vessels and captains, including ships Avon Anglesea Cora Clara E C North American Hendo and many more. The long enumeration names numerous schooners briggs barques steamers and brigs with owners and captains across a wide maritime roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rem
Boston Post Office
Boston Post
Alonzo F. Johnson
William Atwood
Hooner Avon
Appelby
Cora
James Bain
Anglesea
William Burns
Barkentine Eldra
Emery Colcord
Clara E C
CH Cobb
Larne Cobb
Surie
F Day
Will A Ojliver
R W_ Denham
Philip Pellati
Mark ‘Twain
Hugh Parr
Nant Gwynant
Frank E Ray
Carrie Pickering
Aritain
Joel Lima
James Stuart
Raven
Cara
W L Smith
J Hi Tillyer
Michael Sullivan
Stockton
Louis J Vail
Lavinia Campbell
John W White
George Shattuck
C Weeks
Twilight
Georg White
William H Ashson
White
Eldra
Boston bound vessels list with origins and dates
Sailings to Boston include Alice Reed Stahl from Manila on Feb 4 and passing Anter on Apr 2. Anna Helimers from Chittagong on Mar 23. Big Bonanza from Melbourne via Iloilo, through Cebu on Jun 7. Charleston from Rosario prior to Jul 1. Christine Huncke from Nossi Be via Cadiz on Apr 20. Enigma Doda from Cadiz on May 24. Husex from Zanzibar on May 3. Glide from Zanzibar via Tamateve on May 21. Henry Villard prior to Jun 2. Hoogly from Penang on May 3 via apore. Kate E Morse from Cadiz on Jun 2. Lancefield from Iloilo via Apr 7. Mindoro from Manila on May 14 and Anjer on Jun 24. Morayshire from Madras via Coconada on May 25. Tarlar from Hamburg on Jun 24. Unda from Buenos Ayres. Sawyer from Singapore via Cebu on May 13. Wildwood noted on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alice Reed
Stahl
Ambark
Manila
Anter
Anna
Helimers
Ger
Chittagong
Big Bonanza
Collins
Melbourne
Iloilo
Cebu
Charleston
Svensen
Nor Bark
Rosario
Cap
Grundsen
Nor Park
Buenos Ayres
Christine
Huncke
Gersch
Nossi Be
Enigma Doda
Br Bark
Cadiz
Husex
Hall
Zanzibar
Glide
Terwilliger
Am Park
Tamateve
Henry Villard
Perkins
Am Ship
Hoogly
Lewis
Penang
Apore
Hilma
Friser
Rio Grande Do Sul
Kate E. Morse
Hutchins
Am Sch
Lancefield
Ocag
Anjer
Mindoro
Hutchinson
Morayshire
Storm
Madras
Coconada
Tarlar
Hamburg
Unda
Olsen
Norbrig
Sawyer
Ampark
Singapore
Wildwood
Mails Closes at Boston for Multiple Destinations
Postal notices list multiple overseas and domestic mail departures from New York and Boston. Timings include July 11 3:00 PM for direct Porto Rico, July 12 1:00 PM for Ireland and Britain via Southampton and Bremen, July 12 1:00 PM for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool, and July 14 1:00 PM for Cephalonia from Boston. Supplementary sailings include Fulda to Germany via Southampton, July 15, and Servia to Ireland, July 15. Cuba and Mexico routes also noted with Boston close times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
River Avon
New York
Europe
Ireland
Southampton
Bremen
Trave
Gales Tack
Great Britain
European
Queenstown
Liverpool
Britannic
Cephalonia
Boston
Ceph- Byot
Fulda
Frins Fone
Servia
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Prest
Havre
la Bretagne
New
Scotland
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
Anchor Line
Atlantic Express
City OF Bom i
SGO
Clasgow
Londonderry
Nabin Passage
Belfast
BUC
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
State Street
Cork
Marbor
Bothnia
Scythia
Catalonia
Pavonia
Great Britain and Ireland
Alexander Martin
Trans-Pacific Mails Return Dates and Send-Offs
Details for mail to China Japan and East Indies via City of Sydney from San Francisco on July 23. to Sandwich Islands via Australia from San Francisco on July 19. to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Sandwich Islands via Mariposa from San Francisco on July 29 with Boston mail close on July 22 at 1 PM. to Society Islands via City of Papelli from San Francisco on July 31. Mail must be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the listed dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
City of
Sydney
San Francisco
Sandwich Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Mariposa
Boston
Society Islands
City of Papelli
Sailing Of Ocean Steamers To Arrive At Boston
A list of ships sailing from and arriving to Boston and New York, with arrival and departure dates, origin ports, and shipping agents. Includes vessels such as Sleipner Mareca Prussian Norseman Scythia Pavonia and others, with destinations including Liverpool Glasgow Havre London Antwerp and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleipner
Palermo
Phelps Bros & Co
Netley Abbey
Phelps Bros & Co Mareca
Antwerp
Furness Virginian
Liverpool,Thayer & Lincoln Towag
Liverpool
Warren & Co Borderer
London
Purness Scythia
Alex Martin Prussian
Glasgow
Allan Norseman
Jduly
Warren & Co
Catalonia
Palestine
Oe Eal
Pavonia
Fulda
Bremen
Qelrichs & Co
Alaska
Underhill
India
A Baldwin & Co Rhaetia
Hambur
Kunhardt & Co C’y of Riehn
Boston
Jan Breydel
Gill & Lootz
Alex Martin
Tower Hill
Henderson Broscoe RY
Oelrichs & Co Saule
Canada
Hurst
WJ Hurst la
P Wright & Son Pennland
Etruria
Li Brown & Co Wyoming
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Adamson and Co Glue and Emery Goods Listing
Baeder Adamson & Co advertise glue stock damaged hides cattle tails and related materials with highest bids listed for glue stock and various emery and plastering products. The notice enumerates glue stock damaged hides emery cloth curled hair and cowhide whips among items offered by the manufacturers.
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