Boston Post Snippet Reports Senate Action on Mayo Damages
On motion of Mr Hill of Suffolk the Senate took from the file the petition of Amaziah Mayo of Springfield seeking relief from damages for a sidewalk collapse during Westfield State Normal School construction. The Mystic River Corporation report was tabled and sent to Harbors. a bill to extend its improvements by ten years was reported. The election sermon time was set for 2:20 PM on Thursday, and orders of the day adjourned after third readings on rules for explosive compounds and tender or offer of judgment in land damage cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Suffolk
Senate
Amaziah Mayo
Springfield
State Normal School
Westfield
Day
Committee On Harbors
Mystic River Corporation
Walsh
Boston
Judiciary Committee
Dunham
Pittsfield
Charlestown
Concord
C. H. Hill
Judiciary
Board of Public Works
City of
Board of Aldermen
City Council
Andrews
Danvers
Committee On Insurance
Bradbury Perry
Clarence F. Hobbs
Columbus Square
Moulton
Hobson
Lawton Blaisdell & Co
L. Anna Dudley
Wayland
Middlesex County
Isaze Ss. Morse
R.J. MeeKelle
Jas. Ile
Aft
Salem, Lynn, Marlboro, and other acts discussed in House
The House met with Speaker Long presiding and heard petitions for sewerage in Salem, transfer of Essex probate sessions to Salem, eel fishing regulation in Acushnet River, Marlboro armory rent reimbursements, Haverhill rent reimbursements, court locality designation in divided counties, Adams town division, Leominster and Lynn matters, woman suffrage, Nantasket beach preservation, and an act on children in manufacturing workplaces. Reports from committees on state appropriations and maintenance were introduced. bills for eastern railroad relief, government maintenance, and legislator travel were ordered to a third reading. adjournment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Lynn
Essex County
A.C. Fish and Others
Acushnet River
Marlboro
Haverhill
P. T. Litchfield
E. A. Dyke
Adams
Jonathan Drake
Leominster
C. S. Witherell
M. A. Darling
Nantasket Beach
Eastern Railroad Company
Real estate transfers in Suffolk County Boston area
Real estate transfers list purchases and sales across Boston and surrounding towns. Key deals include Stephen Lavender's mortgagee sale purchase in Columbus Avenue,George Wheatland Jr selling on Commonwealth Avenue and Marlboro Street, Parker E Burbank selling land parcels on Buttonwood Mt Vernon and Dorchester avenues, and multiple transfers on Codman Avenue Norfolk Avenue Eustis Street Howard Street Shawmut Avenue Boylston Street and other streets. Additional transactions cover Chelsea Winthrop Middlesex and nearby areas with various acreages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenue
George Ross
Jana
Wellington Street
Stephen Lavender
Lansing Millis
Commonwealth Avenue
Marlboro Street
George Wheatland, Jr
George Wheatland
Buttonwood
Mt. Vernon
Dorchester Avenue
Howard Street
Albert J. Fernald
Theodore Dean
Shawmut Avenue
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
James J. Johnston
Boylston Street
Frederick I. Tarbox
Ann
John F. Farrington
Clarendon Street
Carrie D
N. M. Jewett
Lowell Street
Nathan Morris
Moritgagee
Ezra H. Baker
Cros Street
D Street
Winnifred Lally
Catharine O’ Rourke
Athens Street
Prescott Street
David H. Biancy
City of Boston
Border Street
Benjamin P. Ware Et al
John Clifton
Andrew B. Porter
Boston Post Court Record Jan 16 Guilty and Not Guilty Verdicts
U S Circuit Court before Judge Clark finds David P. Marshall guilty of shipping seamen in violation of law. Not guilty verdicts return in Theodosia Grant alias Henrietta Lorrdman for tax on retail liquor business, Charles G. Sanderson for counterfeit silver, James M. Freeman for selling liquor without license, and J Heywood stands trial for obscene literature sent through the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Marshall
Theodosia W. Grant
Henrietta Lorrdman
Anc
Charles G. Sanderson
James M. Freeman
Boston
J. Heywood
Supreme Judicial Court January session docket items
The Supreme Judicial Court met January 16 with justices Gray Colt Ames Morton and Lord. Cases argued include Parker v Parker Nos. 495 and 496 Murphy v Gao No. 496 Murphy v Gao. Murphy v Lowell Nos. 497 and 498. Hutchins v Inhabitants of Littleton No. 499. Whitehead v City of Lowell No. 500. Hallowell v City of Lowell No. 501. Cushing v Inhabitants of Bedford No. 502. Mace v Inhabitants of Bedford No. 503. Attorneys listed for plaintiffs and defendants vary by case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
GRAY
C. J
Colt
W. B. Stevens
Margaret Murphy
City of
Lowell
Patrick Murphy
Same
F. T. Greenhaige
J. F. McEvoy
D. S
G. F. Richardson
Isaiah Hutchins
Littleton
T. H. Sweetser
F. A. Worcester
Richardson
G. A. Somerby
Wm. KE. Whitehead
Sarah Hallowell
F. T.greenhalge
Hi. Sweeteer
Samuel Hoar
Dfis
Larkin Ward case and Bar admission notices in Superior Court
First session before Judge Colburn includes Michael Larkin versus Peter Ward over $81,149 in wax earnings and money owed, verdict for defendant. Other cases include Joshua H Pitman versus John Keenan for $75 and $1,549, and a bar admission notice with candidate examinations and listed cases. Second session before Judge Rockwell features Wm. W. Treat versus John Curtis et al over land possession via alleged fraud, with trial now ongoing after a prior jury disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Larkin
Peter Ward
I. H. Wright
Asa Cottrell
Joshua H. Pitman
John Keenan
J. L. Emiiage
Cent Savings Bank
Peterson
Patrick
Howard
Wotton
Freeman
Nat. Bank
Savery
Wm. W. Treat
John Curtis
Roxbury
Saintif
H. D. Hyde
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Allen
Thos. Savage
Theo. L. Savage
S. W. Stevens
Main Street
Charlestown
Tamworth
N. H
Navy steamers Kearsarge and Tuscarora to be commissioned
Boston dispatch reports Kearsarge paid off her crew and left Portsmouth with a portion of her crew en route to Boston for the receiving ship. San Francisco notes Tuscarora tested engines January 7 and to be commissioned January 8, while Iroquois had boilers replaced at Mare Island. Benicia workers replace rotten timber on the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Portsmouth
N. H
Kittery
United States
Kearsarge
San Francisco
Tuscarora
Commissei
Lackawanna
Iroquois
Mare Island
Benicia
Bonds and railroad bond listings in 19th century page
A dense OCR excerpt lists bonds from railroads and mining firms with details on series, percent rates, amounts, and sinking funds. Items include Atch Topeka Santa Fe 2d m 7s, Eastern Road 30s new bonds, Lin. Pacific Road 85, Sinking Fund, Great Falls Mine Co, Boston Water Power, Phil Wil Balt Rail, Union Pacific, and many others with par values like 1000 and 2000. The fragment shows public bond offerings and company names without complete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Santa Fe
Carcens- Sale Ae
Pacific Rd
Great Falls
Mi‘e Co
Lowell Mi’g Co
LAND
Bos
Tos
Maine Ra
Phil
Wil. & Balt
Railroad bond market brief as rail lines list and prices
The notice lists multiple railroad bonds and stocks with associated prices and yields. Items include Union Pacific, Chicago, Burlington, Santa Fe, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Michigan Central, Old Colony, and Palace Car Co with varied values and percent rates. Names of railroads and bond denominations appear scattered, reflecting a market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & UH Ecy SR Cslea
Cbihe
Fitchburg
Lake Champlain
Old Colony
Vt. & Mass
Annie Bi
Alien Py
Nashua Ra
CAR CO
Cabieancai
Quincy
Topeka
Santa We
Chicago
Burlington
Michigan Central Ra
Ogdeng
Lake Champlain Rd
Old Colony Rd
Ee Palace Car Co
Bank names and notes from a historic financial list
A fragmentary OCR page lists various banks and financial figures including the Union Bank of America and the Bank of the Commonwealth along with sums in dollars and references to city and state locations. The text appears as a ledger or directory excerpt with irregular punctuation and partial bank names.
Money Matters in Boston and New York Markets
In Boston the loanable funds abundance keeps prices around 5.5 percent with a 2.34 to 3 percent demand range among banks. New York notes unsettled post-Dunning, with 5 to 8 percent for various paper and call loans at 5 to 6 percent. Gold prices dip on Bland Silver bill fears. gold at 102.44 open, 102.00 close, with a possible rise if the bill passes. Government securities show gains in 81s and 31s trading terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Boston Clearing House
Dunning
Thaddeus Stevens
Congress
Benjamin F. Butler
Butler
Stevens
United States
Tis
New York Evening Post
Amid Trust Menus and Rail Bonds From Early Markets
Investor notes show railroad and utility bonds including Chicago and Erie lines, Missouri Pacific, Delaware Lackawanna, and Union Pacific. Mentions of "Hartford and Erie," "Central Pacific," and land grant sinking funds appear amid a scattered list of bond offerings and financial terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Aston
Pvalcuog
Ohio
Mississippi
Delaware & Lackawanna
At. & Pacific Tel
Missouri Pacific
Seuss Chi
Hannibal and St. Iosepa
Hartford and
Erie
New York Markets Close Firm on Railroad Earnings Boost
Special despatch reports a firm stock market with a 1 percent rise driven by railway earnings claims and coal group news. Lake Shore led gains from 60 to 61 1 2, New York Central touched 106, and Erie rose to 94 with several rail and telegraph stocks advancing amid strong bond and currency activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Exchange
Gold Exchange Bank
Treasury
U.S
U. S
Missouri
New Tennessees
District of Columbia
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Ohio
Mississippi
C. Wd L.C
St. Paul Consolidated
Central Pacifics
Rock Island
Lake Shore
New York Central
Erie
Northwestern Common
St. Paul Common
Michigan Central
Pacific Mail
Western Union
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Morris and Essex
New Jersey Central
The
Stock Exchange
Delaware, Lackawanna
Canton Company
Consolidated Coal Company
Morris and Essex Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Quickeliver Mining Company
Do. Preferred
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Mariposa Mining Co
Adams Express Company
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express Company
American Merchants Express Company
United States Express Company
New York
Milwauckee
St. Paul
Toledo & Wabash
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Verre Haute
Chicago and Alton
Ohio and Mississippi
Delaware and Lackaewanna
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Missouri Pacific
Atlantic and Pacific
Recounts of Leather and Hides Jan 16 itemized list
Detailed ledger style report lists consignments and orders for hides, leather, and skins across multiple railroads and merchants. Names include H H Reed & co D M Young A H Adams & co J M Blake & co O Kimbill & co Proctor & Ingalls Cutier & Foster Edwards & Brackett Arey & Maddock and firms like Old Colony and Newport Railroad Fitchburg Railroad and Portland Steamer New Brunswick. Transactions show crates bales rolls sides skins and pelts with quantities such as 210 green hides 183 bills green hides 224 sheep skins and 17 calf skins across Boston Albany and other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
teather—Joson
Albany
Reed & Co
Young
Adams & Co
Bolls Coon, Crocker & Co
Homer Bros
Brackett & Co
Boston
Lowell
Rolls Coon, Crocaer & Co
Rolls J Lewis & Co
JM Jones & Co
Westcott & Son
Portland
New Brunswick
Monroe & Arnold
Peabody Express
Ibbl
Locke & Knox
Messer & Co
Hobart & Dwyer
Henry Poor & Son
Foster & Brandon
Pinder & Winchester
Warren & Pratt
Thomas E Proctor
Pewpeton Bros
R Leénan
Clapp & Beal
C H Tigne
Ira S Franklin
Davis Bros
Allen, Field & Lawrence
Stark & Co
Cotton Receipts Reported at Various Mills and Railroads
Railroad and mill receipts list shows totals of 261 bales by Remick and partners, 28 bales by Barker, 5 by A D Brown and son, 37 by Hallowell Mfg co, and 5 by order, summing to 513 bales, with grand totals and total receipts noted. Seams indicate Jan 16 dispatch with columns for routes and firms such as Grand Junction Railroad and Peuberton Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rall
Boston
Albany Ratroad
Wool Receipts From Various Railroads Total 291 Bales
Boston and Albany Railroad 1 bale to Townsend & son with 441 other consignments to Fenno Fenno 14 Denny Rice 1 Hilton Weston 22 N W Rice 2 Howland Luce 34 Morse Denny 2 Fitchboro 9 Boston and Maine 6 bales order Tow er 14 bales J Crooks 2 Wilkins F Wilkins Portland Steamer New Brunswick 23 bales order Total receipts 280 bales domestic 11 bales foreign
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Townsend & Son
Fenno, Son & Co
Denny, Rice & Co
Hilton, Weston & Co
Rice & Co
Howland, Luce & Co
Morse, Denny & Co
Fitchbore Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Portland -Steamer
New Brunswick
Grain Receipts From Multiple Railroads Totals 413 Bis
Grand Junction Railroad shows 100 bbis oat meal, Fitch bureau 13 bbis corn meal, E A Nason 100 bbis corn meal, SJ Aptenaco 10 bbis corn meal, Boston and Maine Railroad 10 bbis corn meal, Davis & Taylor 100 bbis do, Aldrich & Dresser total 413 bbis corn meal and oat meal receipts, final note 10 bols oat meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Tasal A
Hall & Co
Upham & Co
Cheever
Wadsworth
Wagner
Newcomb
French & Co
Fitchburg Railroad
Jackson & Morse
Eldridge Brewery Co
Nathan Tufts Jt & Son
Boston and Maine Railroad
Bangs, Scudder & Co
Lowell Tisiiordi
Grand Junction Railroad
Fitchbure Railroad
A Nason
Davis & Taylor
Aldrich & Dresser
Coffee and Molasses Receipts Fan Notice
Rail shipments list quantities of coffee molasses beans butter cheese and Egypt products. Old Colony Railroad records include 15 bags coffee 54 barrels molasses 2618 pees butter 524 boxes cheese 8 barrels and 79 boxes Egypt products 65 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Egypt
Cattle Market Review From Boston and Albany Shippers
Remares reports light cattle supply with 964 head from the city and 226 head from the East. Western cattle quality is ordinary. large shippers move stock to mid men, while first hands buy after landing. Prices range around five dollars per hundredweight with various yard sales listed by seller and weight, including dozens of steers averaging 1100 to 1470 pounds and prices from 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 dollars cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgic Co
Cee Wetton cc
Boston
Albany
Brighton
Boston and Albany
Brighton—New Yards
A. N. Monroe
J. Stetson
J. B. Cook
Fitch & McMurtry
Swift Bros & Co
C. Leavitt & Son
Sac
KE. H. Eamesso
Mayaguez
Ponce
New Orleans
NAVAL
Western
Calcutta
Idea
Elaine
New York
Vermont
Jackson
Marty Rose
Nova Scotia
Carolina
Louisiana
Bon
Market Summary of Coal Coffee and Metals Prices
The market features dull coal and coke prices with anthracite unsettled after a regional agreement to limit production and suspend mining for a month. Prices for lump to chestnut coal rise at shipping points, while Philadelphia New York and New Jersey markets show mixed changes. Coffee, copper, cotton, and drugs show generally quiet, with small shifts in prices and modest demand. grains and flour remain largely steady to weak with oversupply and cautious buying across ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Dles
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Wit
Baltimore
Boston
Tidewater
Reading Railroad
New Jersey Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Oval Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lehigh Valley Railroad and Canal
New York
Delaware and Hudson Canal Co
Lackawana
Wilkesbarre Co
Shett
Java
Modia
Maracaibo
Rio
Ana Lowe
St. Domingo
Uplands
Gulf
Liverpool
Gud
Leas
Orleans
Dales
New York Exchange
Ian.e
Talthe
Zmyade
St.Domingo
Labrador
Malaga
Lolge
Valencia
Joy Db
Smyrna
Turkey
Léc
Tennessee
Norfolk
Sicily
Florida
Wisconsin
Choice Bakers
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
St. Louis
Minnesota
Canada
Wigi@lusge P yard
Manila
Domestic Markets Venture Through Erratic Cotton and Grain Rates
New York shows cot ton quiet with 211 bales traded and futures steady. Wheat and corn futures move lower on receipts of 266,500 and 52,627 bushels respectively, with No 2 spring and winter red Western prices listed. flour prices reflect buyer-favorable demand, and rye, corn meal, and barley activity reflect export interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Neworn
Spring Co
Callifornia
Itzs Ltd
Uplands
Orleans
Bob Pitot
Ayres
Navy
Perm
Boston
St Domingo
Zold
Cape
iRouga
Rio -Wa
Maracaibo
Java
Lamber
INOS
Manila
Iya
Wea
Sap
Hivugs & Chemicalz
Molasses
Callon
Aleehot
Cuva Muscovado
Alum
Cienfuegos
Amato
Parbadoes
Argols
New Orleans
Arrowroot
Assafartida
AN Bay
Tolu
Bertles
Wilmington
Ave Whale
Olive
Sicily
Paris
Siam
Shellac
Phalion
Rentnod_ hasas
Otto Rose
Choice Eastern
Sal Ammonisc
In.y
Ohio
jChotce Dairy
Senna
Alex
Bengal
Uggs
Vice
Carolina
Rangoon
Faa
Guatemala
Gole
St Martin's
Works Islana
Logwood
Cadiz
Bond
Trapani. Do
Fustic
Cuba
Jlaverpool. Do
St. Domingo
Liverpool Fine
Camwood
Geld
Girvo
Lima
Do. C.f
E - Bruck
Sera
Sean Ye
Calcutta
Castile
Sobbrits. Pallow
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Pellevoisin
iMinols
Ind’a
Choice
Michigan
Ohw
St. Croix
Fallimore
Med
Jamaica
New England
West India
Valencia
Shell
John Gibson
Eng
Smyrna
Lorneo
Kemp
Young Hyson
Japan
Hiden
Buenos Ayres
Straits, Gold
Montevideo
Ipiates
Char. Sc
Rio Granade
Mito
Orinoco
California
Good Western
Bahia
Buenos Ayres & R
Galveston
Sierra Leone
Gambia & Bissau
Ingham
Matamoros
Florio
Texas
Vlaret
Pease
Sperry
West-Duff,Gordon & Co
Ndo
Champie Eas
Buffalo
Patna
Mich
X. Y
Vermont
Madras
Tampico
Golé
India Kanes
Delaine
Norway
Cape Good Hope
Russia
de Paris
Chicago
Lara
Ev Teleerapo
ST Louis
Toledo
Teiecrava
Milwaukee
Ry Telegraph
Iije
Minnesota
Northwest
Cotlee
Extra India Mess
Shipping markets show weak rates amid light demand
Berth rates to Europe hold steady with light supply and several transient steamers chartered to run at current figures. Demand for Petroleum Grain and other tonnage remains very moderate with liberal supply. South American West India trade slow but stable. Summer trade flat. At Southern ports tonnage excess and few orders push rates down. Some inquiry for collier loading beyond Cape Cod at 1.50 to Boston, otherwise market dull. More inquiry for long voyage tonnage near previous quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
A:rive
Cape Cod
Boston
New York Shipping List
From Europe to New York Shipping Lane Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists ports and ships such as Liverpool Glasgow London and New York along with dates January 8 to January 26, referencing vessels like City of Richmond and Helvetia. Shows multiple routes between Europe, the Americas, and Caribbean ports with scattered ship names and itineraries.
Mail schedules from Boston for transatlantic steamers
Postal notices list outgoing mails from Boston to Queenstown Liverpool Moville Glasgow and Southampton with steamers City of Brussels Auctoria Herman Siberia including destinations St Thomas Porto Rico Venezuela Bermuda Havena and Hayti from New York on Friday January 18 and a supplementary mail at 3:30 AM with another Boston Queenstown Liverpool service noted for Saturday January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Liverpool
Boston
York
California
Glasgow
New York
Utopia
London
Pole
Converle
City of Rochmond
MARS
e.s.Osdan
Helvetia
Cane Wieland
Hambure
Indiana
Philadelphi Cateau Ce Gernant
Glascow
Carada
Senow Voik
Eal Ie Wyolaing
Laverpool
Europa
Anchoria
Glasnow
Weecessda
City of Brussels
Hermann
Bremen
Tiedinvie
Halifax
Philadelphia
Antwerp
City of Richmond
Ees
Ginbria
Hamburg
State of Virginia
Somerset Joes
CS Joes Canada
Fuston
Havana
Rio Janeiro
Acaprico
Aspinwall
Bermuda
Soe
Havana, &O. Etna
Aux Cayes
City of Wash'ton
Niacara
Allsa
Queenstown
Brussels
Moville
Auctoria
Southampton
St Thomas
Porto Rico
Venezuela
Bermudas
Havena
Cuty
Hayti
Etna
GUY
SPM
Siberia
Telegraphic Shipping News and Arrivals
The list notes arrivals and clearances of steamer and schooner traffic, listing vessels, captains, ports of origin or destination, and cargoes. Entries include arrivals from Liverpool via Queens town, Glenfart, VINEYARD HAVEN reports, and sailings from Boston and New York with crews and goods such as hides, wine, sailcloth, and lumber.
Fine Three Brothers arrives from Liverpool in 112 days
The ship Three Brothers, a fine vessel, reached San Francisco from Liverpool after a 112 day passage. She was within the port limits on New Year’s Day, with notable past sail times of 107 days eastward voyages and 132 days from New York. She plans another wheat cargo to Great Britain after discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jane
Three Brothers
Liverpool
Europe
New York
Great Britain
Enos B
Phillips
Boston
Savannah
Norfolk
Poland
St Marc
Delaware
Nassau
Chilianwaliah
York
Antwerp
London
Geitzler
Florence May
Baltimore
Pernambuco
St Thomas
Garobia
Bangor
Istunswick
Idth
Srig Es Rt
Mobile
Hamourg
Bimini
Harry
Hoopman
Porto Villa
Back River
Kriz Idlewild
Burns
Cadiz
Cascumpec
Pel
Cape St George
Antigonish
Halifax
Prinee Edward
James Duncan & Co
Charlottetown
Mott Haven
Collins
Naushon
New Bedford Ivih
Samuel Dexter
BC Cromwell
Big Gan
New Bedford
Cora Green
Short
Petit Goave
Key West
St Nicholas Mole
Flamborough
Fraser
Lentz Point
Jemiain
Santiago de Cuba
Crowell
Charleston
Shipping News Long List of Vessels and Voyages
The document lists arrivals and departures of numerous ships and brigs across ports from Singapore to New York, including vessels such as Templar Haskell Oston and Benefactor Haydorn, with arrivals at Sourabaya Calcutta Caye Town and Santander and exports via Malaga Cádiz and Liverpool. It notes sailings from Cagliari and Leith, and arrivals at Antwerp Queenstown Lisbon and London, containing multiple motor and sailing ships, steamers, and schooners with captains and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieag
Singapore
Templar
Haskell
Oston
Ansier
Benefactor
Haydorn
Amoy
New York
Sourabaya
Corea
Stannard
Samarang
Batavia
Jean Ingelow
Lanter
Channel
Tatay
Perlis
Tagai
Calcutta
Lceberg
Lucas
Madras
Caye Town
Sachem
Crowell
Soston
Cagliari
Terecina
Santander
Anita Owen
Pettent
Malaga
Prescott Hazeltine
Wadlin
Gibraltar
Aberdeen
Savage
Philadelphiia
Siinca
Nuova Providenza
Guida
Cadiz
John Bunyan
Butman
Newark
Charles F Heyer
Poland
Havana
Lisbon
Sollecito
Longobardo
N York
Vark Amphitrite
Grau
Darien
Antwerp
Mary A Nelson
Franks
Charleston
Omoa
Mc Williams
Galveston
Liddlescale
Davis
New Orleans
London
Ala
Aslaksen
J F Whitney
Spicer
Mutiato
Hare
United States
Benj Courtney
Baker
Granton
Fastnet
England
Thompson
Liverpool
Hull
Eng
Hanna
Lufken
Leith
Jacob M Haskell
Crowel
Belfast
D Bigelow
Haliburton
Aliiboie
Queenstown
Fair & Easy
Mathis
Hampton Reads
Johanna Lennox
Para
Susan B Ray
Endicott
Vera Cruz
William H Knight
Port Spain
William Robertson
Cook
Lordon
Barbadoes
St Kitts
Sarah Crowell
Rountree
St Martins
St Johns
Lnst
Adelaide
McIntosh
Aquadilla
Julia Peake
Upton
Kingston
Schizetta
Hencks
Curieca
Baltimore
Saratoga
Curtis
York
Nessau
Gambia
Stubbs
Bansxer
Brunswick
Grand Turk
Hattie S Bishop
Bishop
St Pierre
Bath
Lunenburg
Wiliam EH Stewe
West Indies
Sarah
Halifax
Bark Canning
Mitchener
Rotterdam
Brics Sappho
Brinkman
Denerara
Ellie F Boitler
Martell
Inagua
Bertha
Hammett
Porto Rivo
Woodcock
Mattson
Iwis Marcaret
Baxter
N J Miler
Lewis
Island Geni
Maxner
Boston
Woodstock
Polynesian
Brown
St John
Fannie Pike
Kilpatrick
Vesta
Palmer
Louisburg
Day
Playfair
Morris
Mary
Scha
Empire
Ryan
Charley Bucks
Foss
Rockport
Bucksport
Chattanooga
Snare
H Smith
Leach
Pathwey
Washington
Wiscasset
Maria Louisa
Churrill
Pushard
Niver
Alley
Sorion Fortland
John Cadwallader
Phinney
Richmond
McClellan
Taylor
Norfolk
Koret
Dunham
Smith's Point
Henderson
Cranmer
Philadelphia
Charlies W Morse
Marr
Tarry Not
Forest City
Hodgkins
Golden Eage
Kel’ev
Montana
Bearse
William Allen
Steelwan
William Fi Bowen
Jackson
Newport
Laura Robinson
Keltey
Helen Mar
Dennis
Nickerson
Weebhawken
New Bedford
S J Gilmore
Sylvester
Pointer
Dill
Decatur Oakes
Fall River
Fleda Bailey
Smith
Davin G Floyd
Ditford
Hoboken
John Stockham
Hart
Wm H Bowen
Rescue
Kelley
Julia Perry
Providence
L Thompson
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