Illinois Central Rail Road Finances for 1886 Report
The Illinois Central Railroad reports 1886 gross traffic of 12 529 489 15 down from 12 621 264 04 last year. Net earnings reach 4 788 952 35 with a total including supplementary items of 5 282 656 36. Expenses funded include debt interest 826 760 06 and rentals 1 507 187 98, leaving a surplus of 802 752 27 after two semiannual dividends. The company plans a 1 000 000 stock issue to fund improvements and new equipment, with 600 000 issued this year and 400 000 returned to treasury for future projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central Railroad
New York
Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad Faces Receiver Bid in 1886 Report
The 1886 annual report shows net earnings of 608 786 up from 545 796 in 1885 and total net 766 843 up 19 683. Land sales fall and improvements jump 401 130. balance drops 381 497. Common stockholders seek a receiver and injunction alleging misapplied funds and unlawful actions regarding preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul & Duluth
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad Company
Inc
Taylor's Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad Reports Key Financial Totals for 1886
The annual report shows trust fund 5.22 million, insurance assets 1.64 million rising 252 thousand, treasury bonds 49.74 million, company stock 87.63 million, total securities 137.39 million, cost 104.26 million, net income 3.99 million. Freight agents told rates will be withdrawn by April 5 for new interstate tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad and rail line financing and earnings news
Master Dallas reports in the United States Court of the accounts of the Reading receivers for January showing balances and totals. Several railroads seek new funding, branch surveys underway, and earnings reports for February across St Louis New Orleans Texas Norfolk and Western Canadian Pacific and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
United States Court of the Accounts
Reading
Coal and Iron Company
Detroit, Bay State & Alpena Railroad
New York Board
Richmond & Danville Road
Baltimore & Ohio
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cambridge
Baltimore & Ohio Express Company
Ohio & Mississippi
Portsmouth
Atlantic & Danville
Boston
Nashville
Memphis
St. Louis
New Orleans
Texas
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
San Francisco
Central Vermont Railroad Company
Vermont Construction Company
St. Albans
Hartford
Topeka
Kan
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Norfolk & Western
William T. Hart
New York & New England Railroad
Hudson River
Newburg
New York & New England
Inside railroad intrigue links New England and Consolidated
A Bridgeport reporter quotes a well connected insider claiming the New England and Consolidated roads will consolidate sooner than expected. The source alleges a hidden stake in the Consolidated by William D. Bishop and disputes about president Watrous salary of 17000 a year. The shocker predicts Bishop will emerge triumphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & New England
A. Bridgeport
Conn
New England
Consolidated Roads
Consolidated Road
New England Road
Consolidated
Watrous
William D. Bishop
Flere
New Rail Route Planned By Hartford & Conn Western Syndicate
Negotiations reach fruition in New York as Hartford and Connecticut Western stock transfers to a New York and Philadelphia syndicate linked with the Poughkeepsie bridge project. Massachusetts Central will push to Springfield with Hudson bridges linking existing lines to form a broad all rail connection. The scheme promises to shorten the South and West’s path to New England by about 100 miles and to dominate coal from Pennsylvania and cotton and grain from the West and South for New England markets. The western end would cross several lines including the Erie, Ontario and Western and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Hartford & Connecticut Western Railroad
New Yor
Philadelphia
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Massachusetts Central
Springfield
Hudson
Pennsylvania
Erie
Ontario & Western
Susquehanna & Western
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central
Reading
Heating cars by steam trial on Central Vermont line
Six Central Vermont cars are being fitted for steam heating from the engine. R G Chase of West Medford Massachusetts, representing the Williams system, oversees the work and a trial with vacuum pumps is planned by the 14th. The plan aims to evaluate practical value and it is first use of Williams system on a train. Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western bonds issue is for 5 percent debentures to pay notes and car trust bonds.
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Sr. Albans
Central Vermont Road
R. G. Chase
West Medford
Mass
Williams
Central Vermont
Ossible
Chase
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Company
Boston-bound Vessels Sail for Boston on Various Dates
A list of ships and vessels sailing for Boston with their origins and departure dates. Entries include Adam W Spies from Iloilo Dec 16, Adeline from Manila Sept 28, Akbar from Sagua Feb 15, Andrea Lovico from Palermo Jan 23, Anglesca from Calcutta Jan 11, Colorado from Hyeres Jan, Edward May from Iloilo Jan 14, Emma J. Meyer from Sagua Feb 15, Frigga from Melbourne Dec 9, Gores spemmentat Hall from Calcutta Dec 14, and many others with ports of departure and dates through March.
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Boston
Adam W Spies
Field
Am Bark
Iloilo
Aujer
Adeline
Biet
Gerbark
Manila
Akbar
Holmes
Ambrig
Sagua
Andrea Lovico
Rolio Vital
Palermo
Anglesca
Bain
Br Bark
Calcutta
Colorado
Wyman
Hyeres
Jan Bovee G. Rice
Bailey
Jals- Clifford
Hamm
Br Sch
Cienfuegos
Edward May
Johnson
Angier
Emma J. Meyer
Meyer
Am Schr
Delaware Breakwater
Frigga
Tosteresen
Nor Bark
Melbourne
Spemmentat Hall
Dee
Sore - Homer
Grace Bradley
McIntyre
Am Sch
Houney McLeon
Bowers
Am _ bark
Harbeson Hickman
Hitchens
Am Sehr
Cardenas
Iceberg
Carver
Kirkcudbrightsvire
Baxter
Chittagong
Landseer
Smith
Trapani
Leone
Esposito
Itar
Messina
Sydney
Nsw
Samuel D. Carlton
Freeman
Singapore
Sarah
Wallace
Matanzas
Dee Loring
Sparkling Water
Hitchborn
Trinidad
Sooloo
Powers
Noile
St Kilda
Hines
Genoa
Cagliari
McCormick
Pernambuco
Charters Report Tight Coal and Ice Freight Movements
Charters show mixed rates with coal and ice freight changes. New York to Boston at 150 dollars, Baltimore to Boston around 150 and 160, ice freights steady 90 cents to 1 dollar, and several schooners carrying ice, rock, limestone, and phosphate between Maine ports and southern destinations. Also offshore ships from San Francisco with rates for F Sceama and Ciara and coal port tonnage remains liberal.
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New York
Boston
Baltimore
Damariscotta
Cape Charles City
Rockport
Charleston
S. C
Wilmington
N. C
Weymouth
Boothbay
Richmond
Biddeford
Philadelphia
8. C
Savannah
Fernandina
North Hatteras
Portland
San Francisco
F. Sceama
Cork
U. K
Havre
Antwerp
Ciara
Liverpool
Southern Pacific
Morgan’s
Louisiana and Texas A. Re and Steamship Co
Sunset
North River
North Bioorest
New Orleans
Esc
Galveston
Mississippi River
Mobile
Texas
Arizona
New and
Ohi Mexico
Currick
Washington Street
E. Hawley
Broadway
Shipping rates and charters ply Atlantic trade notes
Tonnage and rates for Havana and Philadelphia routes appear firm with coal and sugar cargoes in play. British and Norwegian vessels seek Melbourne and £1800 respectively while American schooner to Aspinwall fetches 1550 dollars. Misha Gibbs chartered from New Bedford for coal to Cienfuegos then Trinidad with sugar and molasses. D. A. Brayton chartered from New York for Buenos Ayres on private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspinwall
Havana
Philadelphia
St. Page
Cienfuegos
New York
Melbourne
Hatteras
Misha Gibbs
New Bedford
Trinidad
D. A. Brayton
Buenos Ayres
Shipping News From Atlantic and European Ports
Reports list vessels off Bristol and Cork routes with destinations including New York and Liverpool. Ships named Llandaff City Brenbrack Professor Britanne and others are noted near Gibraltar Kinsale and off Brow Head with cargos and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Llandaff City
New York
Gibraltar
Matthews
Mediterranean
Bedford
Valeri
Kinsale
Brenbrack
Norfolk
Liverpool
Professor
Merck
Pelimyra
Bostoff
Cairo
New Orleans
Britanne
Bremen
Hermann
Baltimore
Brow Head
Lake Superior
Boston
Bulgarian
Bordeaux
Floweruate
Donnett Head
Hingvalla
Copenhagen
Notice to Captains at Boston Signal Station
Observations made March 4 at 7 AM at the United States Signal Station Boston. Wind readings and barometer varies with time. Mariners advised to observe barometer sealine daily to correct errors. one hundredth of an inch per day to align ship instruments. Almanac for Saturday March 5 notes water, moon, and day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Greenwich
Ean
Steamship Line
Phiaelphia
Sporten
Long Wharf
Philadelphia
Norman
L. A
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington
Wesper
Sampson
Bos On
Port of Boston Marine Arrivals and Vessels List
Port records show multiple arrivals and sailings. Vessels include Steamer Bulgarian from Liverpool with moise to Thayer & Lincoln, Steamer New Brunswick from St John, NB, and Steamer City of Gloucester from Gloucester. Several schooners, brigs, and barges listed with destinations including Philadelphia, Portland, and New York. Coastal and foreign trade entries note winds, routes, and cargoes. harbor activity continues with numerous ships and pilots in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgarian
Parry
Liverpool
Moise
Thayer & Lincoln
New Brunswick
Colby
St John
Eastport
Portland
Oh Kilby
State of Maine
Uilyard
Fastpoort
W l Kilby
Pottsville
Ritson
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Albertson
Tremont
Kooevan
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Burk Obed Baxter
Sournabaya
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Equator
Boston
Hicheom
Trinidad
Johnson
Glidden & Pridge
Annie G. Melenson
Charles H Kelley
Sprague
St George
Potosi
Henderson
Elizabeth Levensaler
Kellir
Port Johnson
Abbie Ette Hodges
Hoboken
Lynn
EH Furber
Wentworth New York
Ellen Merriam
Lawe
Winterport
Arioato
Kiwell
Atalanta
Shaw
Mazurka
Lane
Rockwort
Red Black Warrior
Babbidge
Deer Isle
Lizzie M Eels
Wooster
Rockport
H Y Hackett
Hassop
Abarkentine Rachel Emery
Wyman
Demerara
Johnson, Glidden & Bridge
Donovan
Charles F Willituns
Erbrig Energ
McBride
Kinsman & Co
Cyrus Hall
Coombs
Wilmington
J H Conant & Co
Hattie M Crowell
Chase
New York
Lowell & Son
Hilyard
W H Kilby
Veconte
Vans
Whelps Bros
Colin C Baker
Baker
H Mayo & Co
Peconic
Highland Light
March 4 Sailing Notes From New England Ports
Vessels departed and arrived at Vineyard Haven Salem and Gloucester with multiple schooners listed by names and routes to New York Boston Eastport and St John. Reports show weekly cargo totals of codfish halibut herring hake and dock for markets, with several ships awaiting sails by March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Carleton
Anna E Kranz
Jordan Lcott
Addie M Bird
Arch
McDonald
Boston
Oakbind
New York
James B. Pace
Thrasher
Baltimore
Ice King
Salem
Mary L Newton
Rowe
Calais
Hume
Post
Rockland
Seth W Smith
Martin
Elizabeth M Cook
Clark
Alice T Beardman
Rice
King
Hillyard
Eastport
Brschs
Bateman
Boithbay
Schs
Diadem
Thomaston
Charles Kelley
Strange
Eastpor
Sarah R Ayres
Nickerson
Gloucester
David Brown
Barber
Green’s Landing
Portland
River Side
Brett
St Andrews
Ida Hudson
Anna, Johnson
J L Colton
St John
Schis
St Elmo Rogers
Maggie Bell
Dof
Blake
Ira Laffrienier
North Boothbay
Philadelphia
Janes Nichols
Brewer
Portsmouth
Ichs
Sterling
Carrie C
Mary Chisholm
Chocorua
Iolanthe
J J Chirk
Wathfinder
Margaret Mather
Georges
Isruhilda
Annie Wesley
Grand Banks
Sarah P Ayer
Grand Menan
Ella Pressey
Newfoundland
Rollie Adams
Alice J Jordan
John W Bray
Emma W Brown
Mayflower
Red Star steamer Waesland goes ashore in fog off Goodwins
London March 4 The Red Star line steamer Waesland of 8521 tons, en route from New York Feb 20, ran aground on the Goodwins in fog. Passengers and crew were rescued by a steam tug and landed at Deal. Waesland built 1867 in Glasgow, owned by Societe Anonyme de Navigation Belge Americaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Red Star Hne
Waesland
Inverweg
New York
Goodwin Sands
Deal
Glasgow
J & G .Thompson
Societe Anonyme de Navigation Belge-Americaine
Sunken coal barge marked by buoy near wreck reported
A sunken coal barge is marked by a red and black buoy about 20 ards to the southward and westward of the wreck. The buoy lies in about a foot of water with bearings to Passaic Light and Ohio beacon noted. Another sunken barge is reported nearby but its position is unknown. By order of the Lighthouse Board. AE E Benham, Commodore, USN, Inspector Third District. Tompkinsville NY March 3, 1837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
EG K
AE E Benham
USN
Tompkinsville
Ship EB Sutton in San Francisco report from New York
The EB Sutton traveling from New York to San Francisco reports at sea with Nov 80 ' t 20365 and longitude 46 W, indicating it was in company with another vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Sutton
San Francisco
New York
Lon
Wharfside Whaling Reports Inconsistent Amid St Vincent Arrivals
Letters from captains report multiple vessels cruising and unloading sperm oil at St Vincent and nearby ports. The William Raviles from New Ledford with 40 barrels of oil, the Grazier from Provincetown with 84 barrels, and the Barstow from New Bedford with 50 barrels are identified alongside the Eu Actus from Edgartown with 215 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Raviles
New Ledford
Honolulu
Marshall
Scr
William A
Maritime Passenger Notes from Hamburg to New York Departures
A series of shipper and passenger entries list Bark Charles Luling Wickes from Hamburg to New York on lat 49 lon 31, Shin Shakespeare Muller from Hamburg to New York on lat 49 lon 18, Tark Transit Morton Havre to New York on Feb 8, Bark Marie Sledenburg Stricker from London to New York on Feb 9, Lizzie H Howard New York to Zanzib on Jan 27 lat 36 lon 49, Galatea from St John NB Caster to New York on Feb 23 lat 44 53 lon 43 08, Shin J Brown Astoria to Queenstown on Feb 15 lat 80 24 N lon 125 20 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Luling
Wickes
Hamburg
New York
Shin Shakespeare
Muller
Tark ‘Transit
Morton
Havre
Bark Marie Sledenburg
Stricker
London
Ne York
Oh ’ Sark
Lizzie H Howard
Zanzib Jain
Cee Bark Galatea
St John
Caster
Amsterdam
Shin J Brown
Astoria
Queenstown
Shipping list of vessels and sailing ports from multiple harbors
In port and sailing notices across Azua Accra Barrow Buenos Ayres Havre Havana Liverpool London Lisbon Middlesborough etc list ships brig bark steamer schooner and steamship movements with arrival or sailing dates, destinations, and vessel names including Stockton Eliuranda Don Enrique Macauley Henry A Litchfield Woodhorn San Marcos Pomona Echo Electric Light Lorence Argo British Queen Globe Crown and others with ports such as Boston Philadelphia New York Baltimore Kingston and Cadiz referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AZUA
Stockton
Allen
Boston
Accra
Eliuiranda
Havener
Winnebah
Barrow
Trojan
Barber
Mobile
Buenos Ayres
Henry A Litchfield
Day
Barbados
WGNTL
Woodhorn
Baltimore
Havre
Don Enrique
Cremer
Llong Kong
Hamburg
Macauley
Bennett
Havana
San Marcos
New York
Hlifax
Maggie
St Johns Ni
Geraldine
Porto Rico
Pomona
Belfast
Nellie Parker
Echo
Bogart
Pernambuco
Electric Light
Kerr
St Johns
Lorence
Argo
British Queen
Wells
London
Liverpool
British Prince
Newell
Philadelphia
Watson
Colona
Peragian
Wivlie
Portland
British Crown
Smith
Lisbon
Clio
Christiansen
Middlesborough
Hudson
Wandless
Wazallan
Freedeburg
Lloyd
Port
Townsend
Maniaa
Johnnn Kepler
van Oppen
Newcastle
Nsw
Navassa
Romance
Brown
Cand
Naples
Indipendente
Pirandello
Palermo
Pontiac
Porman
Coventry
Palenque
Mahe Stoddard
Halt
Ocor
Queenstown
Belle of Bath
Nicholls
SY Join
Nis
Seringapan
Dunbar
Panope
Young
Adela
Penarth
Rio Marina
Flamboro
Stittin
Salerno
Rogers
Andreas
Ethel Swift
Ackerly
Hampton Roads
Pee
Nile
Winter
San Blais
Samana
Cecile Steele
Wilmington
Ocean shipping mishaps and losses reported near Atlantic ports
Reports from London Antwerp Liverpool and New York describe collisions fires sinkings and strandings. Vessels include New Guinea Mozart Cumberland Y Gregory R C A Ward Ronita and Marie Antoinette with damages repairs and necessary tugs and salvaging efforts noted along with crewmember losses and hazardous conditions at sea.
Sailed and cleared ships in Atlantic traffic notes
A bulletin lists vessels sailing from various ports including Astoria Baltimore Brunswick Charleston and New York with statuses such as sailed cleared passed through shoals and noted weather conditions. Some names include Patterdale Wm Lawrence Campanero Helen Hibenedict Erlingskjalgsen City of Columbia and State of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Patterdale
Allison
Queenstown
Baltimore
Wm Lawrence
Snow
Providence
Campanero
Riehne
Rio Janeiro
Daisy
Parkhurst
Hoover
New York
Alao
Helen Hibenedict
Manson
Boston
Stenmershoenix
Davies
Bayonne
Berkshire
March
Win Lawrence
Minnehaha
Boggs
Mo Ville
Mary Dé Castner
Ihurber
Cardenas
Harriet Thomas Dgett
New Bedford
Steiners Lord O'Neil
Monkseaton
Pedro
Mentmore
Mabel ‘Thomss
Orville Vorwitz
Sarah Wood
Nathan Kasterbrook
Bill Stowe
Annie Peardee
Spotless
Myrick
Rio Janetco
Brunswick
Erlingskjalgsen
Sandia
Valencia
Charleston
Knight
Drinkwater
Redwing
Johnson
Newton Creek
George E Young
Corey
Mary D Bradshaw
Vanzuder
Virginia
Pearse
Philadelphia
Island Harbor
Mary § Ames
Verry
Sels
Mary J Peters
Willaims
Newport News
Ikm Allen Yrue
McLaughlin
Bath
Haynes
Sawyer
Ivane A Chepman
Smith
Gloucester
Ll Odiorne
Crowell
Lottie K Friend
Gould
Magwie Eden
Littlejohn
Robert S Dority
Low
Portland
Lawrence Laines
Libbets
Wiscasset
Crisfield
Fernandina
City of Columbia
Melee
Alice
Rosa
Galveston
State of Texas
Williams
Risk
Pendleton
Fiefeher
Hudson
Vaughn
Ozama
Hayti
State of Georgia
Glasgow
Andes
St Mary
Rhine Macomber
Rotterday
Privateer
Landry
Dieppe
Kestrel
Olsen
Matanzas
Belmont
Parker
Nord America
Maresco
Castellamare
Northern
Emnice
Vance
Krigs
Mary
Pennel
Mitchell
Barabona
Robert Dillon
Leighton
Perth Amboy
Rising Sun
Decker
Deimararasch
Lewis & Kermann
Pernamb
Arctic whaling voyage fitting out at New Bedford
New Bedford reports Cant Williamt Lewis fitting out the vessel Lagoda for an Arctic whaling voyage under Charles H Tucker with sail planned on April 1. Lighter Oak brings iron from the wreck City of Columbus. search reports note the sunken WL Bradley drifted from Virginia Haven Sound. Numerous cleared steamers and barks listed for ports including Philadelphia New Orleans and Portsmouth with multiple sailing orders and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann L Lockwood
St John
Philadelphia
Boston
Win F Collins
Brown
Amboy
Jonathn Thompson
Baltimore
New Bedford
Lark Lagoda
Cant Williamt Lewis
Charles H Tucker
City of Columbus
Iron Mills
Mir Veniast
WL Bradley
Vireyori Haven Sound
Aoe Sd
Albany
Godley
Amigorg
Hartville
Liverpool
New Orleans
Foscolio
Jones
Rowen
Thomas Turnwil
Sheath
London
Lucy VP Milter
Krogayard
Colonbarks Conception
Sola
Havana
Giovana
Trapani
Reval
Isaiah Hart
Nickerson
Oporto
Port Eads
Saited
John Knox
Counsellor
Fred B Taylor
Clementine
St Petersburg
Prince Umberto
Bri
Swasey
Salem
Equator
Nelson
Charleston
Commonwealth
Vin Kik
New York
L F Munson
Smith
Anderson
Barks Annot Lye
Duncan
Antwerp
Helena
Verbreech
Ronen
Norman
Florence J Allen
Danton
Ascagoula
Faedrelander
McClellan
Delap
Manthanzan
Cadiz
Addie E Snow
Corton
Macataboan
Cacouna
Provincetown
Carrie W Clark
Cunha
Fayal
United States
Clark
East
Lboston
Brach Avis
McClane
Thrasher
Whipley
Gertrude Somers
Snow
Alice Pithegins
Lombard
Wellfleet
General Scott
Georges
Portland
Circassian
Halifax
Ontario
Bristol
Nellie Starr
Mattie J Alles
Mark Archer
Mitchell
Rosarog
Portsmouth
Sarah W Lawrence
Farrow
Newport News
Allert W Smith
Derry
Perth Amboy
John Douglass
Jordan
New Bedord
John Werren
Murray
Swis Janes English
Siled
John Tingnue
Burgne
James
Longstreet
James River
Harry Landall
Crowley
Appom Attox
John Mecinness
Rigger
Bermuda
Volana
Heinrichs
Santos
Townsend
Spartan
San Francisco
Port Angeles
Challenger
Anama
City of Savannah
Wilmington
Ferdinand
Buesmer
Hamburg
Hector
Johansen
Joseph Louwher
Watts
Ponce
Wood's Holl
Brayton
Auntley
Jeanie Lippet
Chase
Passengers aboard Gallia from Boston to Liverpool
From Boston by steamship Gallia, sailing to Liverpool, a passenger named Miss Kirby is noted among the travelers departing New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gallia
New York
Liverpool
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS TO ARRIVE IN BOSTON
Maritime notes report ocean steamers sailing from unknown ports and expected to arrive at Boston with scant readable details of names or departure dates.
Mail Service to Cuba by Rail to Tampa and Ship
Mails close at Boston daily for Cuba by rail to Tampa and thence by steamship via Key West. The notice also mentions daily closings for Mexico services and related routes, signaling a transportation schedule update with multiple regional legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Bla
Boston
Mexico
Trans-Pacific Mail Boats Reported From San Francisco
Shipping notices list the Gaelic sailing for China Japan and the East Indies from San Francisco March 1 and the Tropic Bird heading to Secret Islands from San Francisco March 31 with standard postal rates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
The
East Indies
British India
San Francisco
Secret Islands
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Illinois Central Report
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Great Southern
Eassenges
Charleston and
Florida
Richardson & Barnard
A. DE W. Sipson
N. E. Agni
Washington St
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Metro _politan Steamship Co
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Charlestoa
Ocean Steamsh P
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Georgia
Sam Paun
N. KE
Ebeston
Super
Ticke
CVEY
Macon
Thursay
Jackonville
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Jacksonville
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St. John’s River
Sanford
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O. G. Pierson
A. Dew. Sampson
Thomas Cook & Son
Washingon
Ship News
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Julia
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Stanhope
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Ada Gray
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Willie
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le Marquand
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Rouen
F Parker
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Christina Moore
Loth
WilHawn L Bradley
Aunk
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McDavid
Antwerp & Baumwell
Hamourg
Adams & Co
H& A
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Henders’n Bros Lowa
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iFeb
Hull
E* Sanderson & Co
Catalonia
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Alex Martin
Henders ‘N Bros Cehajonia
Mech
Alien Hibernian
Graesbrook
Paadams & Co
H& Antwerp
Samaria
Alex Martin Nerissit
Mes
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Alex Martin Pavonia
Oelri Hs & Co
Aller
Ener
Irj Corts Germanic
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iPeb
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A Baldwin & Co
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Henderson Ros Aurania
Ivernool
VH Browne Co
Moravia
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Wright &Sons
Montreal
Helvetia
Oclrichs & Co Adriatic
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