Atchison Topeka Santa Fe 1886 Annual Report Summary
The fifteenth annual report details 1886 mileage totals across Atchison system Southern Kansas Chicago Kansas Western Sonora and joint ventures, with gross earnings by freight and passengers and a net surplus of 7.95 million after fixed charges. It notes 1886 vs 1885 comparisons, rising mileage, extending lines in Indian Territory and Texas, Gulf, California Southern, Atlantic & Pacific properties, and plans for a Chicago line under AT&SF control to secure eastern traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Atchison
Southern Kansas System
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Sonora
California Southern Railroad
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Atchison Company
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway
Atchison and Southern Kansas
Southern Kansas Railroad Company
Kansas
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern Railway Company
Sonora Railway Company, Limited
Topeka Equipment Company
Atchison Land Grant Department
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company
Southern Kansas First
Atchison & Southern Kansas
New Mexico & Arizona
Arofit
United States
Chicago, Kansas & Western Company
Southern Kansas Railway Company
Indian Territory
Denison and
Fort Worth
Kiowa
Kan
Wolf Creek
Carson County
Texas
Southern Kansas Railway Company of Texas
Canadian River
Red River
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fé Railway
Panhandle
Galveston
Arkansas City
Southern Kansas Railway
Gulf
Gulf Company
Atlantic & Pacific
California Southern
Prescott & Arizona Central Railway
Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad
Prescott
Alt
Prescott Junction
Globe City
Central Division
Red Fork
Sapulpa
Atchison and
Frisco
Chicago
Missouri River
Kansas City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Boston Bound Vessels and Port Arrivals Detail
Lists vessels sailing for Boston from Manila, Rio de Janeiro, Calcutta, and other ports with dates from February to May, including Alice Reed Stahl Anglesea Bain and many others. Catalogs port calls at Boston on May 4 with arrivals Steamer Reading Williamsport Wilkesbarre and numerous ships and brigs with origins from Manila to Ponce and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alice Reed
Stahl
Ambark
Manila
Anglesea
Bain
Br Bark
Polenta
Aldebarah
Ohisson
Rio Grande Do Sul
Aithea
Brsch
Barbados
Aaron Reppard
Lake
Amsch
Cienfuegos
Bertie Bigelow
Walley
Br Ship
Sir Bonanza
Collins
Melbourne
Charles G Rice
Bailey
Am Bark
Manilia
Caleb
Jobson
Nor Bark
Buenos Ayres
Diadem
Crasso
Ponce
Eugene Hale
Harding
Am Brig
Surinam
Edith
Nelson
de Skelfield
Hall
Calcutta
Graf Eulenberg
Huizing
Germark
Algoa Bay
Iceberg
Carver
Dee
Kennard Bettencourt
Fayal
Ril
Jonsuai Kirkcudbrightshire
Baxter
Chittagong
Pope
Donald
Trapani
Lancefield
Delap
Iloilo
Ee Allen
Ambrig
Trinidad
Mary Agnes
DeCosta
St Thomas
Riisoe
Arendal
Aux Cayes
R A Allen
Boggs
Aspinwall
Matanzas
Repecca Crowell
Crowell
Skobeleff
Tucker
Thalassa
Stukje
Tare
Aus Bark
Taria Topan
Trumbull
Zanzibar
St. Helenia
Wheatland
Baker
Madagascar
Rosario
Syanara
Mcintosh
Mantanzas
Nassau
Subra
Otterbeck
Norbark
Sooloo
Powers
Am Ship
St Helena
Samuel B Hale
Haven
Mail Sails and Schedules From New York to Europe and Americas
Shipping notices list sailings for May from New York to Europe and the Caribbean. Vessels include Werra to Bremen, W A Scholten to Rotterdam, Warrior to Central America, New Orleans to various ports, and La Gascogne via Brest Havre to France, with multiple special addresses and deadlines. Also noted are Massachusetts ports’ whale and fish receipts, local sailings, and adjustments at Gloucester, Boothbay, and Vineyard Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German
Europe
France
Southampton
Bremen
Werra
New York
Netherlands
Rotterdam
W. A. Scholten
Bocas del Toros
Warrior
New Orleans
Central America
South Pacific
Guatemala
Chile
Mexico
Queenstown
Liverpool
Auralia
Tym
Ego Aesateahs
Scotland
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Norway
Geiser
Lyaks
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Windward Islands
Bermuda
Aurania
Peiuay
Republic of Honduras
Bay Islands
Harold
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Vila Key West
Boston
London
Chillan Mail
Trans Pacific Mail Dates From San Francisco May 14 and May 31
Notice lists mail sailings for China Japan and East Indies via Oceanic from San Francisco on May 14 and Society Islands via City of Tahiti from San Francisco on May 31. Correspondence should be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the given dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
the East Indies
British India
Oceanic
San Francisco
Society Islands
City of Tahiti
Boston
Ship News Update From Atlantic Voyages
Maritime listings record arrivals and departures near Amsterdam Glasgow Liverpool and New York with multiple vessels including Alcides Furn essia Gottardo Hatfield Delambre Circassian Manitoban Almandine Sacrabosco Bonnington Maritana Newcomen Cynthia City of Rome Queenstown City of Rome Hibernian Acuba Edinburg Grassbrook Siberian Borderer America Gan ges Avondale and others traveling between New York Baltimore Philadelphia Glasgow Antwerp and other ports May voyages noted with port origins and destinations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Schiedam
New York
Antwerp
Rhypland
Glasgow
Alcides
Baltimore
Furnessia
Gibraltar
Gottardo
Genoa
Hamburg
Hatfield
Port Royal
Liverpool
Delambre
Halley
Portland
Hoston
Thingvalla
Tarifa
Newcomen
Mediterranean
Father Point
Cynthia
Montreal
Lake Winnepeg
Aytona
Newcastle
Flushing
Switzerland
Philadelphia
Queenstown
City of Rome
Grassbrook
Boston
Siberian
London
Borderer
America
Bremen
Ganges
Carthagena
Avondale
Rio Marina
May 5 Almanac Weather and Tide Notation at Boston
Observations dated May 4 at United States Signal Station Boston at 7 am report wind, barometer and wind speed with a forecast of fresh cloudy conditions. Instructions note adding one one hundredth inch per two hundred feet altitude to ship instruments and offer a miniature almanac for May 5 including high water and moon phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Mometer
Transoceanic ships and sailings from a historical log
A condensed register lists multiple vessels by port of call and voyage details. Entries include ANJER passing March 22 with James G Bain Br Mockler to Manila and ships Titan Allyn Singapore New York. ARNDAL April 24 with Alberga Nor Flack Charleston Diaz Agerholt Galveston. April 18 Stratford Saguenay Norden Miramichi Zeus Nova Scotia. ALMERIA April 28 C S Bushnell Lente Palus. BRISTOL May 4 Bayard Metis. CAPE POINT April 2 Frattellanza Ital Iloilo New York. CARDIFF May 3 Don Enrique Yokohama. DUBLIN May 4 Abner Coburn New York. EAST LONDON April 6 Alvin Kelly West Indies. LONDON May 4 Arbela. LIVERPOOL May 3 Ornen Swed Philadelphia Salem Nor Sandberg Hali flaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANJER
James G Bain
Mockler
New York
Manila
Titan
Allyn
Singapore
Arendal
Almeria
C S Bushnell
Lente
Palus
Bristol
Bayard
Cape Point
Frattellanza
Ital
Schiattino
Iloilo
Cardiff
Don Enrique
Cremer
Yokohama
Dublin
Abner Coburn
Nichols
East London
Alvin Kelly
Kelly
West Indies
London
Arbela
Smith
Liverpool
Transoceanic ships and arrivals in early April records
The log lists vessels sailing or arriving at multiple ports including LEGHORN Philadelphia. PENANG Singapore. PERNAMBUCO St Johns Newfoundland. PORT NATAL New York and 81st. ST HELENA Cebu and United Kingdom. SEVILLE New Orleans. SHARPNESS Halifax. TALCAHUANO Halifax. Entries include ship or bark names, captains, and destinations for late March to early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn
Consiglia Galatoia
Ital
Lavira
Philadelphia
Penang
Director
Bogart
Singapore
Hoogly
Lewis
Pernambuco
Ulster
Shekle
St Johns
Port Natal
Ariadne
Trainor
New York
Iduna
Swed
Arvid
Rasmussen
Halifax
Talcahuano
Mabel
Snow
Sealing Activity Report From Cape Flattery Ports
Sealing entries show Victoria April 22 with Grace and 200 seals. Puget Sound April 21 lists Allie J Algar Cape Flattery with 180 seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Grace
Cape Flattery
Puget Sound
Allie J
Algar
Largest coal cargo arrives at Boston port in years
Boston reports the sh T A Lambert from Baltimore bringing 2403 tons of coal, said to be the port's largest cargo. Commanded by C Halli, it completed the voyage in 4 days and 83 hours. Tug Underwriter from New York aids the ashore Andrew Adams at No Man's Land Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Harvey
Lord
Rockland
Laura
H Furber
Marine Railway
New York
Gloucester
Ar 4Th
Icis Sigfried
Alice
Addison Center
Marion
Franklin Schencks
Fannie Belle
Georges
Lizzie Griffin
Alert
Gladstone
Alice M Straple
Grand Bank
Flying Eagle
E A Williams
Ipswich Bay
Maria Adelside
Bangor
Jersey City
Westside
Salem
Pemaguid
Boothbay
Thatcher's Island
Mary Chapman
Trapani
Kelley
Sch Alert
Iiler
Peter H Crowell
Crowell
Clark’s Cove
Baltimore
Hunter
Pinkham
Portland
Mazurka
Lain
Camden
Boston
Mary Elizabeth
Dunton
Frank Barker
Gilbert
Annie Wilder
Robertson
Martha Nichols
Perry
Calais
Mary Oliver
Hodgdon
Fox Island
W H Scott
Webster
Wiscasset
Westerloo
Ellsworth
Providence
Elisha R Emery
Taylor
Carver’s Harbor
Abbie F Willard
Jones Port
Lambert
C Halli
David W Hunt
McDonald
Wood’s Hall
Andrew Adams
No Man's Land Island
John Knox
Southwest Island
Channel Harbor
Glasgow
Montreal
Newcastle
N McLean & Co
St Vincent Street
Scotland
Straits of Gibraltar
Antwerp
Brolly
United Kingdom
Sufra
Middlesboro
Philadelphia
Virgin Rocks
Chowan
Rio Janeiro
Nassau
Mary L Cushing
Block Island
North Sydney
Hectanooga
St John
Bayside
Ruth Robinson
Grace K Green
Schuylkill
Schuylkill River
ST Johns
Lamaline
St Vierre
Transoceanic Ship Movements Report From Global Ports
A dated ship and bark inventory lists vessels sailing and in port across Avonmouth Batavia Bristol Bremen Havre Havana Manila Ilolio Lisbon Lagos Matanzas Macau etc with vessels like Sea Witch E J Spicer Danish Prince Grecian Clan Buchanan and William J Rotch. Details include ports of origin destination captains and dates from late April to early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avonmouth
Sorkhorn
Roller
Galveston
Batavia
Sea Witch
Drew
New York
Bristol
E J Spicer
Spicer
Bremen
Tamerlane
Quebec
Andromeda
Bangor
Bluefields, Inc
Elgiva
Philadelphia
Caibarien
Paysen Tucker
Tucker
Delaware
Cardiff
Abbie S Hart
Goudey
St Nazaire
Cardenas
Harriet
Jackson
Bacon
Danish Prince
Thomas
Spon
Mary J Castner
Thurber
Philadelia
Dungeness
Gerhard
Hercksen
Konigsberg
Dublin
Ar May 8, Bark President Harbitz, Hansen, Darien
Glasgow
Clan Buchanan
Jack
San Francisco
Halifax
Grecian
le Gallais
Boston
Thinea
Jensen
Mandel
Grace Butler
Balcom
Mentor
Johnson
Cypher
Rees
Charleston
J Musson
Campbell
Jamaica
Florence F
Sarah Alice
Porto Rico
Maggie Muedo
Anna A
West Indies
Silled
Havre
Wm F Babcock
Muurphy
Wieland
Hebich
Hamburg
Havana
Sch
Herald
Gray
Huelva
Sylvia
Philadelpia
HLOGO
William J Rotch
Gibbs
Iloilo
Great Surgeon
Emery
Lisbon
Emilie
Sudich
Lagos
Reeve
Gaboon
Matanzas
Enrique
Averastura
Edward Cushing
Bickmore
Buteshire
Jones
Cervin
Skobeleff
LG Munson
Smith
Nettie
Lowry
Jennie Kinney
Horton
Portland
Susie
Davidson
Carson
Manila
Daniel I Tenney
Wilson
Hong Kong
Mac
Win Maines
Flowers
Baltimore
Eleuthera
Lizzie Henderson
Key West
Cat Island
Chowan
Pomp
Rio Janeiro
Ich Trackless
Kelly
Long Cay
Newcastle
Eng
Rialto
Kerr
Palermo
Boulton
Sicily
Ardencorrach
Cunningham
Sulara Leone
Liberia
Schultze
ST Jago
Finnsbury
Graystone
Stettin
Marne
Zachariasen
Sagua
Brown Prince
Storm
Nellie Crosby
McKinnon
H Howe
Harrington
Howick
Ellis
ST Johns
Alf
Henry Warner
Paine
Bisg
Josefa
Snow
John
Lynx
Finlay
New OK
Barks
Minnie G Elkin
Nutter
Erme Stewart
Kinney
Margaret Mitchell
Davies
APPONAUG and BEAUFORT sailings and ships listed
Apparent maritime notices list multiple vessels and sailings from APPONAUG BALTIMORE and BEAUFORT with steamers Nova Scotian Invermay Win Crane and others, plus schooners William H Oler and Jacob M Haskell. The entry notes arrivals and clearances, with destinations including Liverpool Boston Calcutta Jacksonville and Bermuda and fog events near CHATHAM on May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Entilla
Davegne
Miramichi
Ben FF Lee
Steelman
Coosaw
Win H Oler
Baker
Boston
Eleanor
Pope
New York
Jien Tobin
Hawkins
Fall River
Lulu Ammerman
Predmore
Nvermay
Wm Crane
Dakota
Nellie
Rumball
William H Oler
BF. Lee
America
Bremen
Ganges
Carthagena
Avondale
Rio Marino
Wandrahin
Brunswlick
Augusta
Meyer
Montevideo
R Bowers
Francis
Bermuda
Bath
Allen
Meady
Philadelpea
Williamine
Olsen
Satilla
Skofield
Jarien
Belfast
Palatka
Chaples
Hoston
Jacksonville
Beverly
Perth Amboy
Maynard Sumner
Averile
Rockland
Austine
Cape Henry
Wildwood
Saunders
Calcutta
Chatham
Dan Brittain
A B Sherman
Samuel Dillaway
Charles FE Balch
Numerous ships cleared and sailed from Atlantic ports
A dense log lists vessels clearing and sailing from Charleston, Calais, Poughkeepsie and other ports. Highlights include mobile steamer Lorenzo D Baker, Queen from New York, and numerous schooners, brigs, and barks bound for diverse destinations such as Liverpool, Havana, San Francisco, and Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane North
David Bugbee
Arroyo
Boston
Katie J Holt
Nellie
Paine
Laura
C C Snow
Charles F Barrows
William Wood
Modesty
Charleston
Ar 3d
Warner Moore
Crockett
New York
Schs
Caleb
Ridgway
Townsend
South Amboy
William F Greene
Kingston
Fannie Brown
Sharrett
Salled
Wellington
Robbins
New Haven
Mobile
Lorenzo D Baker
Wiley
the Queen
Liverpool
Georgovia
Mediterranean
Columbia
Carn Brae
Cardenas
City of Ergenseren
Baracoa
Washington
Havana
Rio Grande
Galveston
Gladiolus
Philadelphia
Habitant
Potter
Antwerp
Graham
Cochrane
London
Genoa
Davidson
Antigua
Germanic
Glendell
Aller
Christoffers
Bremen
Richmond Hill
Hyde
Wiehaven
Sewald
Arden
Morris
Eleanora
Bragg
Portland
Leerdan
Stoney
Rotterdam
Alps
Armstrong
Ort Au Prince
Lieter de Coninck
Smith
Burgundia
Dulac
Marseilles
Paul Revere
Schall
Calcutta
Euro
Herlico
Anier
Crupader
Scott
Charles Duncan
Bale
Point-a-Pitre
George
Zell
Ponce
Americus
Pattison
St John
Josie Crowley
Clark
Fall River
Lily EE Finley
Hell Gate
Jumbo
Bell
Montevideo
Whitestone
Ella R Hill
Hill
Bay View
Baltimore
Norfolk
Elizabeth T Collingham
Edith Bhiverman
George G Green
Minnie Booth
Lydia Hi Koper
Albert W Smith
Providence
Alice Montgomery
C C Lane
Pte
BH Jones
James Lowell
Ortland
New Bedford
Mason
Chase
Kate B Ogden
Newbury
EF Waterman
Marion
Drisko
Newport
New Orleans
Plato
Rio Janeiro
Bri Peppino
Messina
Newport News
Spartan
New London
Booth Brothers
Burdick
Millstone Point
Lavinia Campbell
Vail
Ida B Latham
Freddie Heneken
Newuryport
Carrie Bell
Seavey
Perth Amboy
Adams
Hoboken
Fred C Holden
Rich
I W Hine
Saunders
Saarbuck
Emeline
Sawyer
Rogers
Hercules
Swayne
Laura Robinson
Matthews
Port Discovery
Mallsgate
Sprott
San Francisco
Port Townsend
Valley Forge
Love
Shirley
Maguir
Tacoma
Solitaire
Sewell
Nanaimo
Harvester
Taylor
Commodore
Jordan
Raphael
Harkness
Seattle
Barks Ophir
Samsonsen
Melbourne
Glenfarg
Watt
Alden Besse
O'Brien
Victoria
Pascagoula
Bark Petty
Larsen
Dakar
Stephen G Loud Turvey
Pensacola
Pace Schiaffino
Borzone
Buenos Ayres
Kark
Barbara Gallino
Pioncelli
Cardiff
Karks Royal
John H Perry
Kelly
Gen Sheridan
Stewart
Connecticut River
James R .Talbost
Crocker
Saco
Star Spangled Badner
Ricketts
Bayside
John Rose
Allen
Sami Castner
Cook
Rondout
Nickerson
Centipede
Hansen
Achilles
Warrington
Newburgert
Brixham
Debrix
St Ann’s Bay
Viola
Murray
Ensacola
Monrovia
Gullison
Hawthorne
Chapman
Bilbao
Fannie B Tucker
Sylvester
Geo E Dale
Bartlett
Jennie Hulburt
Southard
Gardiner
Icis
Agnes Repplier
Miller
Hibernian
Brown
Glasgow
Selkirk
Jones
Acuba
Seriphos
Edinburg
Carthagena
Arab Steed
Skantze
Gottenburg
Hermann
Vahland
Alice Cooper
Williams
Rouen
May O'Neill
Hart
Arad
Bark Agate
Powers
Ann Amelia
Halleck
Norwich
Phenix
Cooper
Bridgeport
Richard Hill
Dickenson
Amelia
Dalbey
Perseverence
Willard
Louisa A Boardman
Tinker
Caroline Virginia
J M Morales
Atwood
Gamma
Robinson
Helen Mar
Ward
Henrietta
Fanny Butler
Sapphire
Addie M Bird
Fales
Cow Bay
Mary Louisa
Colfer
Granada
Portsmouth
Mattie A Holmes
Burr
John J Hanson
Stevens
Katie Joelan
Steelman
Plymouth
Rees
Minnehaha
Tryon
Bath
Mattie A’ Atwood
Newcomb
Ella M Storer
Wade
CH Haskell
Silsbee
James Ford
Garfiel
Jonathan Bourne
Thompson
Allentown
Mattie J Alles
Wim E Clowes
Geo Nevinger
T F Oakes
Edward O’brien
Oliver
Yosemite
Savannate
Susan EH Ritchie
Passengers from Boston for Liverpool on unward Cephalonia
Long passenger list from Boston to Liverpool aboard the steamship Cephalonia commanded by Captain Walker. Names include Atkinson, the Abecasis family, Attrill sisters, Benton, Beliintante, Black, Burroughs, Chapman, Chadwick, Derham and two daughters, Daley, Hastings, Hicks, Holbrook family, Ila Holbrook, Slope, Hollingsworth, Kollingsworth, Hammond, Harrington, Hurd, Lynde, McCormick, Marsh, Maddock, Chandler Moulton, Merriam family, Newell, Olsen sisters, Parker, Driver, Daly, Earnshaw, Farmshaw, Erland, Sister Fides, Green, Godfrey, Gosling family, Hills, Hills family, Perkins, Pickering, Pughe, Van Rensselaer, Reynolds, Randall, Safford, Sjogren, Staples, Maria Taylor, Taylor, Tidd, Kidd, Toppan, Venables, White family, Watson, Winthrop, Wheeler, and Wiss. Cabin 94, intermediate 40, steerage 120. total 204.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
Cephalonia
Walker
C H Atkinson
V & Abecasis
Child
Attrill
M Attrill
C H Benton
R Beliintante
TF Black
Burroughs
A W Chapman
Chadwick
Derham
Daley
Hastings
J J Hicks
E M Holbrook
Ila L Ho
Grace Olsen
Helen Olsen
Charles W Parker
Lizzie Driver
Limothy Daly
Charles W Earnshaw
A Reynolds
T H Randall
WC Safford
Arvid Sjogren
H B Staples
Frank H L Staples
Maria Taylor
SN Taylor
Charles W Tidd
Kidd
Robert N Toppan
EJ Venables
James White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE
Board of Directors
Port OF
Reading
Williamsport
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Edward May
Hollo
Baring Bros & Co
Cape of Good Hope
Olive Branch
Manthorn
St Pierre
Mart
John F Rottman
Roy
Aguadilla
Vineyard Haven
Barkentine Joseph Baker
Eaton
Mayagier
Continental Sugar Refinery
John S_ Emery
Werther
Lapland
James B
Pace
Thrasher
Rawlee
Alley
Victor
Donovan
Annie Lee
Marshall
Katie J Hoyt
Bearse
Wood
Stanley
French
Athens
Addie
Fuller
Sanborn
O Snow
Edwards
Herrick
Handy
William E. Collins
Higgins
Quincey Point
Dick Williams
White Philadelphia
Caroline Young
Eliza Levensaler
Keplar
L Sherman
West
J W Vannaman
Phinney
Hannibal
Pendleton
Georgie D Perry
Flynn
William Slater
Small
Maggie Mulvey
Randlett
Weehawken
Red Rover
Pomeroy
Eastport
Alfalfa
Thurston
Deer Isle
George P Rust
Brocklebank
James Baker
Newburyport
Alexander Martin
Gregs
Sydney
C Furness
Margie Willett
Ham
Hatheway & Co
Libbiett
Great Village
Yarmorth
Delong & Seaman
Bessie Williams
Switch
Barrington
Barclay & Co
Iwis
S Sanhomn
Minnie Davis
Davis
L Clements & Co
Ludwig Holberg
Busch Baracoa
Noyes
Zulma
Chisholm
Hayti
John Chisholm
Norrona
Little Glace Bay
A C Lombard’s Sons
Mall
Bear River
William
Marvel
O’keefe
Daniel Brittain
Coleman
Bayonne
Belle Halladay
Hurricane Island
F Neally
Hallett
George E Smvalley
Norman
B Sampson
H F Dimock
Berry
Sherman
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Robert Graham Dun
Lvan Rose
Trans-Pacific Mails
Ship News
Marine Notes
Underwriter
Storm King
Liranda
Cedar Tree Neck
Vineyard Sound
Nova Scotia
City
Gallego
LazarraGa
Henry IV
Paussett
Barrow
Alrican Smith
Elvira
Look
Annie Wakers
McIntyre
William Mason
Saigon
Sachem
Wim McGilvery
Dunbar
Taswan
Mex
Emma
Schs MB
Alex Martin
H& A
Allan Palmyra
Alex Martin Somes
Ohio
Warren & Co
Catalonia
Pavonia
Alex Martin Koman
Warren & Co Bothnia
Alex Martin Kansas
Warren & Co Cephalonia
Alex Martin Norseman
Warren & Co Scythlaes
Alex Martin Catalonia
Dune
Alex Martin Pavonia
Alex Martin Bothnia
Martin Eeea
Jdun
Alex Cephalonia Dun
Il Freeman Samaria
Alex Martin Igtrian
Thayer & Line
Alex Martin Hondo
Honduras
Ij H Freeman
California
Henderson Bros Pavglian
Allan Iowa
Warren & Co Siberian
Allan Catalonia
Alex Martin Venetian
Wavarian
Mayy
N Lothnian
dJune
Alex Martinee
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Samaria
Bothnia
Marathon
Scythia
Cabin Passage
Great Britain and Ireland
State Street
Alexandra Martin
Allan Line
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
HM. & A. Allan
Warren Line
Tiowa
Wetherby
New Guinea
C. Furness
Inman Line
U.S
Royal Mail
City OF Chester
Richmond
City OF
Peter Wrigle & Sons
Broadway
L. H. Palm E. Boston
Old State House
Boston & Bangor Steamship
Foster’s Wharf
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Cnghepee
North Haven
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
South Gouldsboro
Ube
Northwest Harbor
Little Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Blue Hill
Surry
Touc Ang
Liam H. Hill, JR
St. John
N.B
Annapolis
N.S
Internationals. S., CO
Commercial Wharf
Digby
W. H. Kilby
Kennebeg
Hallowell
Star OF the East
Jason . Collins
Lincoln’s Wharf
H. H. Hyde
India Wharf
Bosa
F. Williams
Central Wharf
Ats Sp
Coprtnership Notices
Davenport, Peters & CO
Geo. H. Peters & Co
Mason Building
Kilby Street
Geo. H W. Davenport
G. Gorham Peters
Geo. H. Peters
William Bacon
Itdic
Massachusetts
Chamberlin & Bickford
Horace K. Chamberlin
Cambridge
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Horace M. Bickford
Suffolk
James H. Roberts
Hi. Ek. Chamberlin
Horace EB. Chamberlin
Howard PD. Nash
The
Commonwealth
Henry B. Perce
Prvele
Seth
Fk ‘Aller
Holtzer
Charles Edw
Ane Fuller
Frank Fuller
Charles William Holtzer
Fuller, Holtzer & Co
Seth W. Fuller
Charles 8. Murch
Arthur H. Forbush
Murch, Forbush & Co
Milk Street
Chas.s&s
Murch
Mass
Wm. N. Mills
Gould, Hall & Mills
Exchange Place
Gould & Hall
Great Southern
Florida
Superior
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah Pier
A. D
N. YW
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
A. D. W. Sampson
N. FE
Washington Street
Associated Railways
Virgins
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Lan & Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Pildmont Air Line
Boston & Providence T. Re
Waldo A. Pearce
N. E
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Ale Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
At & P.M
Pier 11
North River
H. M. Whitney
Mallory
Lampasas
Fernandina
State OF Texas
Gulsan Antonio
Seth Sprague
Qrd State House
Steam Ship Company
GAT Cety
Merrimac HK
Congress Street
Central EB. RR
Florda A& Western Railway
A. Dew. Sampson
Sterel W & Ikea
Reigh
Roman
Long Wharf
Philadelhia
Wilmington
West Eee
E. Sampson
Southern Pacific Company Morgan
Louisiana and Texas R. Ry and Steamship Co
North Moore
Mississippi River
Texus
Ariszona
New
Old Mexico
E. EF
Currier
E. Hawley
General Eastern
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Maominion
Lewis Wharf
Yarmouth
Alpha
Kentville
Davison
Eee
Leav
Shelburne
Lockport
Lunenburg
Walter Hall
J. G. Hall & CO
Chatham Street
Cromwell 8S. &. Line
New York City
Texas Pacific Railroad
Paca
Louisiana
Southwest
Nickerbocker
F. Kembl
FE. V. Gage
J. N. Magwna
Samuel HL Sleaman
West Street
Azores
Sarah
L. Rei Hale
E. A. Adams & CO
Roy. Prince
Alderson
Dabner
A. C. Lombard
State St
JOR Demerara
Scr
Nelson Bartlett
Johnson, Glidden & Bridge
Huckings & CO
Border Street
East
Baedelr
Adamson & CO
Haven’ System
Haven’s Colleges
N.Y
Phila. Pa
Chicago, Il
Cincinnati
San Frrancisco
Cala
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