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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1887

Page

3

Oregon Short Line runs $1.17 million deficit over three years

Union Pacific reports the Oregon Short Line has operated at a cumulative deficit of 1,169,000 dollars while servicing bonds. In 1886 net earnings fell by 50,500 dollars with 507,876 dollars available for interest amid 894,660 dollar interest in 1885.

Oregon Union Pacific Oregon Railway and Navigation

Northern lease fate debated for White Mountain rail line

Concord NH reports Rail and legal circles discuss that Boston and Lowell may have different outcome for White Mountain division. No formal protest from stockholders against the lease. Montreal line anxiety rises as Northern decision cited. Lowell’s possession cut tariffs and boosted trains. hope remains to avoid reversing prior system for state business.

Concord N. H Journal White Mountain Boston & Lowell Railroad Montreal White Mountains Lowell

Marquette Houghton Ontonagon rail line reports 1887 earnings rise

The Marquette Houghton Ontonagon railroad shows gross earnings of 991 841 with expenses 550 194 and net earnings 441 147 for the year ended February 28 1887. Net income up 19 percent from 1885 86 and a 6 percent dividend on preferred stock is noted amid a planned reallocation with the Duluth South Shore Atlantic proposal.

Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon Evening Transcript Boston Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagen Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic

New York Central Declares 1 Percent Quarterly Dividend

Directors announce a quarterly dividend of one percent. For the quarter ending March 31, estimated gross earnings reach 8,069,500 with expected net earnings of 2,582,000. Estimated profit stands at 626,000 while the April 14 dividend payment necessitates 894,000, leaving a 268,000 deficit versus 284,443 in 1886.

NEW York Central New York Central & Hudson River Railroad

Rail earnings rise and network changes across several lines

The report notes March week gains for Denver & Rio Grande $24514, Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western $18779, East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia $5902, Wabash $8320 drop, and Erlanger system $10000. Chicago eastbound shipments for week ending March 12 reach 55189 tons, up from 45186 and 41115 year ago.

Denver Rio Grande Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Road Wabash Road Erlanger System Chicago Fort Wayne C.&g.t L. S D.C Pittsburg Cincinnati & St. Louis Philadelphia & Ohio River Railroad Fidelity Frust Company Watrous New York, New Haven & Hartford Clark C. H. Prescott Oregon Railway and Navigation Fitchburg Railroad Company Sewell Maine Central Road Witchburg Company Cambridge Fitchburg Belmont Williamstown

Vessels Sailed for Boston List of Maritime Movements

A compiled roster details numerous vessels bound for Boston with their origins and sailing dates. Entries include ships and brigs from Manila Calcutta Cienfuegos and other ports, listing names such as Adam W Spies Adeline Andrea Lovico George Skolfield and many more with departures from December through March and notes on passing Anter or breakwater positions.

Boston Adam W Spies Field Am Bark Dloilo Adeline Biet Ger Manila Andrea Lovico Rolio Tal Bark Palermo Anglesea Bain Br Bark Calcutta Arthur Doane Sr Brig Rio Grande Do Sul Blanche Hopkins Tunneli Amsch Matanzas Se Hace Sord Walley Br Ship Christina, Fanning Br Brig Cienfuegos Colorado Wyman Hyeres Dt G. Rice Bailey Oat Hamm Brsch Edward May Johnson Tloilo Emma J. Meyer Meyer Aimschr Sagna Delaware Breakwater Frigga Tosteresen Norbark Melbourne George Skolfield Hall Am Ship George Hoiner Harbeson Hickman Hitchens Am Schr Cardenas Dan Iceberg Carver Kirkcudbrightshire Baxter Chittagong Landseer Smith Trapani Linnet Lawrence Livingstone Ellis Cadiz Bermuda Maggie F McEachren Erschr Mary Gibbs Moore Gibara Ee Mithassel Norwark Cette Singapore Samuel H Nickerson Locke Caleta Buena Sarah Wallace Sooloo Powers Hoilo St Kilda Hines Genoa Cagliari McCormick Pernambuco

Steamship Departures and Arrivals Almanac

A condensed ships column lists arrivals and departures with origins and destinations. Vessels include Prior from Philadelphia, Barnwell from Newcastle, Viola from New Orleans, Galilia from New York, Cerdic from Rotterdam, Straits of Gibraltar from Coo saw, Blue Jacket from Port Royal, Ravensheugh from Baltimore, Argosy from Belfast, Stura from New York to the Mediterranean, Elphinstone from the Mediterranean to Philadelphia, Ybarra No 4 from New York to Salerno, Louise H from Messina to New York, Pontiac from the Mediterranean to Boston, Powhattan to Genoa, VYantalion from Shanghae to New York, Monarch from Porman, Chateau Margaux from New York to Bordeaux, Norwegian from Glasgow, Taormina from New York, British Queen from Boston, and Santiago from New York.

Hamburg Prior Philadelphia Genoa Barnwell Newcastle Eng Liverpool Viola New Orleans Galilia New York Cerdic Rotterdam Shields London Straits of Gibraltar Coosaw Blue Jacket Port Royal Londonderry Ravensheugh Baltimore Gibraltar Argosy Belfast Stura Mediterranean Elphinstone Ybarra No 4 Salerno Louise H Messina Pontiac Boston Powhattan Jenkins Vyantalion Shanghae Monarch Porman Pauillac Chateau Margaux Bordeaux Glasgow Corunna Taormina AtLondon Hull Santiago

Observations Reported From Boston Sig nal Station Notice

Notice to captains details observations on March 16 at the United States Signal Station Boston at am noon Greenwich Time. It lists wind direction and velocity, air temperature, barometer readings, and high water data. It instructs captains to correct ship barometers by adding one hundredth of an inch per ten feet of altitude.

United States Boston Park Department City of City Hall Park Commissioners Milk Street Benjamin Dean Patrick Maguire John F. Andrew Board of Park Commissioners of the City of Office of Park Commissioners City Engineer Par Commissioners

Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances Notice

Port of Boston reports on March 16 arrivals including Steamer Norwegian with passengers and cargo from Glasgow after iceberg sightings, Steamer Cumberland from St John NB via Eastport, and City of Gloucester and Forest City also docking. Revenue cutter Albert Gallatin and tug Luther C Ward noted. cleared外国 ships Pavonia and Lucy W Snow en route to Liverpool and Cape Verde. Coastwise steamers listed with destinations Philadelphia and New York. Hamburg and other sailings noted. weather: wind NW, clear at sunset.

Norwegian Stephen Glasgow Indise H & A Allan Lon Boston Cumberland Thompson St John Eastport Portland W H Kirby City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Forest City Snowman United States Revenue Albert Gallatin Abbie Luther C Ward Chase New York Ursch Percy H Reed Anthony Bear River Pavonia McKay Liverpool Alexander Martin Principia Massam London C Furness Roman Williams Warren & O Lucy W. Snow Burgess Cape de Verde Islands Africa F C Bullman D If Miller Howes Baltimore Norfolk George E Smalley Spartan Nickerson Philadelphia E B Sampson H OF Dimouck Berry Ff M Whitney Tremont Donovan Charles F Williams Chiswick Leighton Lombara Katie Irelan Steelman Fitz Bros & Co Jordan Crowell William B Herrick Edward R Crowell D H Miller HF Dimock Tee King Andrew Jackson Berks and Pottsville Highland Light Hull Apalachicola Geo Asher Withergoon New Orleans St Asaph Hlossack Wm Woodward Warren G Potter Andrews John Hopkins Foster Savannah Carrie Holes Holmes Jersey City Ellen Tobin Hawkins Twilight van Cleaf New Haven Mary A Hood Somers Fall Porman Bermuda Hundred Rhoda Vem Holmes John J Ward Adaline Townsend Sears Charleston Cherokee Doane Jacksonville William J. Cowes Penny James H Gordon Ternell Georgie Clark Orlando Jicutchie Darien John H. Cross Crossley Providence Robert Morgan Hawley Dutch Island Seis Sabrita Cook Biddeford Witch Hazel Arnold A K Woodward Lord New Bedford C Q Wishart Cartor Enos Bb Phillips L Sherman Bertha Walker Sam L Dilloway Mattie A Franklin Mary Miller Dayton Walker Mattie Enos Phillips Edgartuown Ar 15 Sachs Woodberry Snow Maddocks Mabel Hall Hall Addie Wessels Grover Lucy Ames Melville Rockland Olivia Fernandina Ar Lith Angle L Green Me- Elwee Steamer City of Columbia McFee Schsa Susie Oliver Snare Port Pues Kennebec Walls Perth Amboy Nellie Paine Horse Island Harbor Witherell Jacob M Haskell Molile Vidette Kelly Anna Mulford Tilton Erin Moravia Hamburg Havre Cydonia Cardenas Roger Baracoa City of Alexandria Mexico Havana City of San Antonio Fernandina Sehs Standard Oram Pascagoula Elizabeth Cottingham Smith Richmond Eleanor Bragg Osmanli Owen Letimbro DiMarco Mediterranean Besaglieri Parbagelata Padang Agnes Knudtsen Oporto Strathorne Bb Morris Belt Monro Rotterdam Giulio Paulillo Lisbon Krigs Trust Sanderson Buenos Ayres Artos Robertson Santoa May O'Neill Hart Tarragona Hart Island Roads Icis Resolution Baxter Cornwallis Nightingale Hillyard Hattie Nickerson Tyron Robinson Dodo Annie Louise Cole Dennis Charlotte I Sibley Storm King Icis Horatio Perry Baltimore Kate Markee Allen Kate Rich Bowen Vulcan Lewis Mangam Christopher Isaac H Borden Nelson Hunter’s Point Mary & Belle Riley Pall River American Eagle Rose Dighton Vineyard Haven Oak Williamine Olsen Green & Cox ES Lee J K Manning Gandy Hutchison Baker Knickerbocker Kemble el Dorado Bryne Ardancorrach Cunningham Genoa Foxhall Brown Port Simon Professor Morse Fendleton Truxilio Saltram Fursman March Mills Newport News Caroline Kaster Port Royal Freese Bremen Aspinwall Port Eads Maria P Truxillo Floridian Laurestina Elsinore Glendower Guy Wilmot Prince Amadeo Florida Ldth Scis D& E Guyandotte Kelley Mary L Peters Ida E Latham Potter New London Harry White Hopkins Arroyo Provincetown Port John O Proctor Sarah Eli Ward D M Anthony J C Clifford Warren B Adams Janes W Drury J Paine Port Johnson Speedwell Elizabethport George H Mills John Bird Eliza Penposs Gertie Winsor Belle J O'Neil Hattie L Phillips William E McDonald Oresa Vinnie M Getchell Nelson Y McFarlan Martha A Bradley Helen A Chase Southard Colon Mobile Pensacola Ida 1B Rule Cupid Gould Maggie S Hart Chaney Fiume E Valelchi Ioa Gibson Falkenberg Kimmages Philadelvhla Mayflower Davidson Tacony Davis Walter Thomas Dalton Swasey Salem Lancaster Hand Williamsburg Finsbury Graystone St Jago Shawmut Fuller Zogton Ruby Robbins Miranda Corbett Star of India Michelson Birkenhead Schs Chas Coulomb Megee Sagua Wmff Shubert King Margaret A May Gardner Brunswick Carrie Godfrey Jarman Hoskins Galveston Augustus Hunt Kingsport Moorehouse Japan Khaha Gibbs Woods Cienfuegos Delaware Loth Fortuna Earl Burgess Coffis Grace Cushing Drinkwater W Simmons Douglass Sam’l C Hart Georgia Barry Ginn L5th Abbie L Dow Johnson Loring C Ballard Bearse Kate G Robinson Warren Ar Loth Swhs Andrew J York Wallace Alice Borda Dukes Freeman Torrey Southwest Harbor Emma Angell Tripp Glen Cove Mazurka Lane Belfast Texas Bristol Ene Dominion San Francisco Clyde Jones Buenos Ayre City of Augusta Tybee Baign Witte William Wiler Miles Suffolk Hannah Champion Vanaman Washington Eaton Phelps port-Swis Minnie & Gussie Pitts Cavalier Lizzie V Hall Clonting South Amboy el Callao Schultz Nellie Cushing Charlie & Willie Phillbrook Do Do Magnet Fletcher Mower Purdy Lynx Finley Sebs James Warren Fannie Flint Ayr Enterprise F L Prisco Mark Pendleton Wilmington Benefactor Chichester Pavonia Europa Queenstown France Germany Amibria German Austria Sweden Norway Great Britain Southampton Eider la Champagne New i West Indies St. Thomas and Barcountries Brazil Adaid Es Eng Cuba Rau Tampa Fla York la Plata Samana Bahama Island Lizzie Henderson Guatemala Costa Rica Newport Key West Brest Central America South Pacific California J. M. Magna Washington Street Samuel IL Seaman West Street New York City Yarmouth N.S Vier Lewis Wharf St. John N. B Digby Walter Hall Joan G. Hall & CO Chatham Street

Coastal Shipping Notes From Maine to Gloucester and New York

Vessels sailing March 14 to 15 include Clara Dinsmore from Lubec to load frozen herring for Gloucester and Boston via Beaver Harbor. Leonard Richards from Boston to New York with Amelia G Ireland in tow, alongside multiple schooners and ships bound for Salem Weehawken Perth Amboy and Philadelphia. Several vessels returned to port including Riyal Palestine and others, with names such as Clara Jane Theresa Glass and Henshaw listed among crews and cargos.

Lubec Clara Dinsmore Beaver Harbor Gloucester Boston Portland Packet Gardiner Portland Vineyard Haven Leonard Richards New York Amelia G Ireland Swis A White Tripp Helen H Benedict Manson Baltimore Senator Grimes Warr Weehawken Salem Abbie EK Willard Jones Perth Amboy Marguerite Warren Taylor & Mathis Brower Philadelphia Mast Minckerelling Riyal Palestine Port Thomas N Stone B W_ Hill Pessie Rose Charles H. Pearson Anna Elizabeth C A White Abbie FE Willard Taylor & Mlabhis G M Brainerd Clara

Ships Return to Port After Gale Rounds Up Vessels

Dozens of schooners and barges arrive or sail from Hoboken to Bar Harbor Boston and St John NB as crews report heavy gales, deck damage, and loss of gear. The Gloucester fleet heads for Iceland with the first early start in years while a large Georges Bank fleet suffers in shoal water. Cod and halibut yields rise to 8560 pounds of codfish and 5000 pounds of halibut.

Jane Theresa Sower J Willard Monticello Rival Palestine Butler Kodiak Chrome Hoboken Bar Harbor Endeavor Bath Whittier Matanzas Portland Lamoine Steele Yabucoa Sandy Hook Boston Boithbay Lucy Wentworth Hannah Calais New York Highland Queen Ober Millbridge William Butman Larabey Rockland Charlotte Morgan Charter Oak Lewis Wiscasset Regulator Prescott Castine Icis Maud Fisher South Shore Mary Elizabeth Dunton United States Revenue Gallatin Dallas Barr Penope St John Centennial Cripps Luta Price Dallas Hill Carleton Caroline Knight Ward Laconia Arey Gloucester Schs Martha & Susan Farmer R Walker Georges Oceanus Addie Emma Lightwing William N. Cross Alabama Ida May Anna H Mason Ipswich Bay Swhs Davy Crockett Arthur D Story Mary E Annie M Jordan Iceland Walker Martha Susan Abner McKay

Multiple ships sail and pass in Atlantic routes in March notes

A collection of vessel movements lists sails and passings in March for ports including Boston Pensacola Hong Kong New Orleans St Johns NF Halifax NS Philadelphia Genoa San Francisco Pictou Liverpool and Genoa with ships such as Graf Eulennerg Blanchard Salamans Harewood Idea Silvia Valkyria Jura Laura Bianca Casanova Stratheorn and others under captains Farr Pictou Jaymeson and Wilhelm sen.

Algor Bay Graf Eulennerg Boston Cardifef PN Blanchard Oakes Hong Kong Carthagena Salamans Pensacola Dungeness Harewood Farr San Francisco Hull Gibraltar Bars Idea Itar Scarparti New Orleans Valkyria Wilhelmsen Halifax Volador St Johns Madeira Jura Morrison Philadelphia Laura Otter Liverpool Pictou Varifa Bianca Casanova Ital Casanova Genoa Tustar

Bark Movements Between Ports Reported

Bark Mizpah sails Dunkirk to Philadelphia on March 12 at latitude 40 29 longitude 48 57. Bark James A Borland travels from Davis to New York on March 13 at latitude 87 10 longitude 74 05. Bark Sam l H Nickerson moves from Locke Caleta Buena to Boston on March 13 at latitude 58 longitude 73.

Mizpah Dunkirk Philadelphia Lon James A Borland Davis Rio Janeiro New York Son Sam L H Nickerson Locke Caleta Buena Boston

New Bedford Barks Reach Honolulu With Sperm Oil Cargoes

Despatches from San Francisco report the arrival at Honolulu about March 1 of the bark William Baylies Montrose of New Bedford with 270 barrels of sperm oil. Also listed are the barks Lancer Whiteside 70 barrels 7th Fleet wing Gifford and Abram Barker. Sailed from Honolulu Feb 28 the bark Jacob A Howland to cruise. In port Feb 28 the bark Heindeer cean. Bark Mary and Susan Jernegan of New Bedford was reported off Sandwich Islands March 1. Captain John W Fischer master of J A Howland has arrived at San Francisco to take command of bark Thomas Pope.

San Francisco Honolulu William Baylies Montrose New Bedford Lancer Whiteside Fleetwing Gifford Abram Barker Jacob A Howland Shockley Heindeer, Wing Cean Mary & Susan Jernegan Sandwich Islands John W Fischer J A Howland Thomas Pope

Shipping News Highlighting Storm Damage and Repairs

The report lists multiple vessels affected by gales and ice. Bark Annina was surveyed and ordered to repair after being damaged. Bark Carbarten reported damaged sails and rudder after heavy seas. Bergen lost a mate and seaman in a hurricane. Several ships sustained hull, deck, and rigging damage near Baltimore, Gibara, and Halifax, with ice fields reported in several Atlantic crossings.

Philadelphia Annina McClellan Carbarten San Francisco Honolulu Soane Bergen Gibara New York Baltimore Lord Charlemont Savannah Geri Albano Sunderland Cynthia Glasgow Halifax Mayaguez Schorville Horwitz New Haven James I Ogden Rockland Cora Etta Germania Newport Eny Mobile Burnham Dixie Island Norfolk Hercules Florence Perth Amboy Sampson Centennial Cape Charles City Wild Pilot Craney Island Flats Harriet Thomas Edgett Providence Log Island Ducal Duke of Buckingham Jones Liverpool Ravensheugh Russell Londonderry McLaughlin Nauset Beach Chatham Cape Cod Sir Ann Elizabe Harwich Chatham Harbor Richard Fox Rhein Th Columbian Iron Works New London Jonathan Cone

Foreign Ports Log Highlights March Sailings and Arrivals

A compiled list shows multiple ships with origins and destinations across European and American ports. Entries include steamer Jan Breydel Boston and Inois New York, bark Lady Philadelphia, and steamers Newfoundland St Johns NF and Cacouna Havana bound or arrived at varied dates in March.

Antwerp Jan Breydel Meyer Boston Inois New York Barrow Hawarden Wilson Bremen Lady Blessington Larsen Philadelphia Cardenas Mary Newell Lank Folkestone Fredsner Nielsen Savannah Goole Halifax Esras Cork Golden Fleece Salt Macelo Redmond Heather Cienfuegos Newfoundland St Johns Havana Cacouna Viola Reppard Smith Hamburg Alexandra Havre Lessing Barends Julien Graiiger Newark Fairy Belle Spence Buenosana Brunswick M & Millen Dyer Smmeexico Leghorn Maria Parodi Paglani Liverpool Samaria Watt Barrowmore Honeymoon Baltimore Yence Corean Gravesend Roraima Lake Port Simon Messina Author New Omanila Manila George Moon Woolfe Suga Aeine Teete Vans Pe Ens Middlesbugh Hughenden Bews

Maritime Departures and Ship Movements Listed in Ports

A compiled record shows vessels sailing from multiple ports with destinations to New York or Philadelphia. Entries include the schooner Gladys from Point-a-Pitre to load for New York and the steamer Alaska bound for Philadelphia from Penarth, plus City of Chester sailing from Liverpool to New York and other steamers and schooners sailing to or via New York or Havana.

Point-A-Pitre Gladys Harding Laguna New York Penarth Alaska Matthews Philadelphia Ueenstown City of Chester Liverpool ST Domingo Christina Moore Sanford ST John Clifford C Dykeman Henry Faulkingham Isaac Buree McLennon Clotilde Evans Union Carter Treka Vera Cruz Manhattan Havana

Domestic Ports Movements and Arrivals in March

APALACHICOLA to New Orleans and Baltimore report arrivals of steamers and schooners with cargoes and vessels sailing to Savannah Philadelphia and New York. Charleston Boston Providence and Newport News show departures and clearances. numerous ships listed with routes.

Mails Close at Boston for Europe via Pavonia

Mail service closes in Boston for Europe via Queenstown and Liver 001 on the steamship Pavonia departing Thursday, March 7 at 12:80 P. M. from Boston.

Boston Europe Queenstown Pavonia

Trans-Pacific Mails Arrive From San Francisco Dates

Society Islands via Tropic Bird from San Francisco on March 31. Australia Fiji Samoa Sandwich Islands via Alameda from San Francisco on April 8. Sandwich Islands via Australia from San Francisco on March 31. China Japan East Indies excluding British India via City of New York from San Francisco on March 24.

Society Islands San Francisco Australia Fiji Samoan Sandwich Islands Alameda China Japan the East Indies British India City of

SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS ARRIVING BOSTON AND NEW YORK

A compiled list of ships sailing to and arriving at Boston and New York with dates from March to May. Entries include vessel names such as British Crown Hibernian Cephalonia Pavonia and ships from Laz. Multiple agents and routes shown including London Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp Hamburg and Havre.

British Crown Pebes London Henders’n Bros Borderer Meh Furness Norseman Liverpool Warren & Co Luke Winnipeg Mch Thay’r & Line Hibernian Glasgow IHL& A Allen Kansas Soca Eon Warren & Cox Hamburg Grasbrook Antwerp EA Adams & Co Jan Breydel Gill & Scotz Samaria Alex Martin Prugsian H & A Allen Bothnia British Queen Henderson Bros Nerissa Catalonia Alex Martin Pavonia Martin ’ Wandrahm MAS A Adams &Co Nevada A M Underhill Chester Wright & Sons J Hurst Celtic J Curtis Saale Bremen Oelrichs & Co Boston Neme Canada New York Ye Ruyter Nch Folye&Co Australia Phelps Bros&Co Nevada Baldwin &Co Nebr’ka Baldwin & Co Pennland Mch &Antwerp P Wright Sons Nevada Mech Underhill Edam Amsterd Edge &Co Yower Hill Henderson Bros Rugia Kunhardt & Co Island Copenha F’nch Edge&Co Berlin P Wright &Sons Britannic RJ Curtis Helvetia WJ Hurst Ludgate Hill Henderson Bros the Queen Hurst Niagara Havana E Ward & Co Servia Brown & Co Pealand Rotterdam F’nch,Edge& Co Waesland P Wright & Sons la Bourgogne Havre Louis de Bebian Fulda Ool Re Pavonia Alex Martin Borderer Furness Norwegian H & A Alien Virginian Warren & Coritish Crown Henderson Bros Cephalonia Pba Warren & Co Samaria Alex Martin Istrian Thayer & Line Stettin Mchvé Hull Avonm Bordeaux

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