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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1889

Page

3

Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Listing Detailed

Port of Boston arrivals report several steamers including Miranda from Port Antonio with fruit to Boston Fruit Co and Gen Whitney from New York with passengers. Vessels Kennebec Forest City Penobscot George A Chaffee and barges and tugs noted in port or en route. Reports include head winds, fog, and oil shipments from Sir William Martin voyage logs. Numerous Baltic, Nova Scotia, Yarmouth, and Weymouth bound ships cleared or sailed with various cargoes and crews.

Miranda Leseman Port Antonio Boston Fruit Co Gen Whitney Bearse New York H M Whitney Kennebec Collins Bath Forest City Snowman Portland Penobscot Ingraham Bangor George A Chaffee Proctor Gloucester Herald Lewis Port Point Segum Colby John Watt Sarah Boston Hale A Adams William Martin Howard Atlantic Ocean Heman Smith Fayal Dominica Georgie L Dickson Harding Charleston Bradley Fertilizer Co Weymouth Bonhomie Porter Yarmouth Sch Pioneer Hamilton St Peter's Blythe Messenger Belliveau Cove Herrick Kelley Samos Smith J_ Frank Seavey James Bs Pace Garfield Warren Adams Colcord J K Manning Gandy Llobonene White Tripp Baltinore Selaware Hutchins Kondon Odiorn Crowell Wechawaea Yulan Look Machias Virgin Rock Gott Goat Island Diana Huntington Pavonia McKay Liverpool Alex Martin Stanwood J G Hall & Co New Brunswick Digby Annapolis Oi Kilby Icis Annie Walters Melancon St Join Hathaway & Co the Star Kooblee Moncton Delong & Seaman Williama Laury Waldo Boro Lilia Sanborn Yarmonth New Prunswick Wigdy Annnods State of Maine St John Nathaniel P Doane Brig Stockton Seguin Win Kodenvy Nellie Lamper Lortie George Siden Orion Antelope Rattler Minatt

Ships and barks sail from Queenstown and nearby ports

Queenstown on July 4 saw the bark Victor sailing to Pensacola for Garston Dock while Senita Clara departed for Hull. RL JANELRO sailed July 3 on Princ Amadeo bound for Barbados. SPITHEAD sent R D Rice to Antwerp then New York with a new crew. SAMARANG sailed May 26 with Marie B Kohrsch bound for New York.

Queenstown Victor Jensen Pensacola Garston Dock Senita Clara Fuller Hull RL Janelro Princ Amadeo Norton Barbados Spithead R D Rice Jordan Antwerp New York Samarang Marie B Kohrsch

Boston Ship Market Quiet Amid Tonnage Shortage and High Rates

Boston reports a quiet week as tonnage remains scarce and freight rates surge. Buyers bid up to 19 per ton for lumber shipments to upriver ports while sleepers move at 15 cents per ton from Bay Chaleur to Boston, with ice rates steady. Numerous vessels and cargos across British Provinces, South America, Europe, and coastwise routes are listed with bulk rates and back haul terms, highlighting tight supply and elevated costs in several freight classes.

Boston Platte Bay Chiient Kennebec Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Richmond York Bangor Billy Spinko General Cares Annie Simpson Heston Cape Breton Stary Charles C Warner Straits Canso Bay Chaleur Minnie Louise St John's Jay Chaleur Elizabeth Ann T B Harris Martin’s Mead North America St Pierre Mig South America Clotilde Port Spain General Cargo Hatteras Nora Wiggin Portland Rosario Orig Stockton San Nicholas Europe Hark Baltic Ab Pt Joshua Baker J Ireland Kennevec W Fisk Minnehaha South Amboy Feldspar ACBL Norfolk Cape Stm Lanesville Gardiner New York Windsor Staten Island Jioston Belfast Boothbay City Point Kennebe Phllladelphia Kernebec

Maritime Movement List From Various Ports

A consolidated sailing list notes vessels and destinations across Cunard, Norse, and British lines. Ships include M E Higgins Strickland Goree Ariel Julia Suffolk Robert Dixon Charles Cotenworth Emma G Beammell Sea Foam Circe Stralsund Egypt Thessalus Borierer veppina Mital May Corey Serapis Norrona logged sailing dates June to July from Bathurst Dublin Glasgow and other ports with destinations such as New York Lisbon Cochin Queenstown and Montreal.

Cable Bathurst London Dublin Charles Cotenworth Kitchen San Francisco Queenstown Emma G Beammell Kierstead St John Falmouth Eng Sea Foam Jones Liverpool Gravesend Denmark New York Glasgow Circe Montreal Granton Stralsund Oehlbert Savannah Egypt Thessalus Bennett Borierer Boston Naples Art Veppina Mital Caflero Philadelphia Pernambuco May Corey St Johns Forto Rico Serapis Port Madoc Norrona Gron Matane

Mariners to anchor steam drill scow near Diamond Reef Shoal

United States steam drill scow will anchor on or about July 6 over Diamond Reef Shoal NE of Governor's Island between the Battery and Brooklyn wharves in New York Harbor to remove the obstruction to navigation. Vessels are cautioned not to collide with the working plant and the government disclaims responsibility for damages.

New York United States Diamond Reef Shoal Governor’s Island Battery Brooklyn Wharves New York Harbor

Whaling Report From Crabb Island to Boston

A brig named Annie RK Storer reports from Crabb Island to Boston that two whalers Franklin of New Bedford and Gage B Phillips of Provincetown wished to be reported all well after traveling two hundred miles south of Black Taland on June 23.

Black Taland Franklin New Bedford Gage Vhilips Provincetown Annie RK Storer Boston Crabb Island

Marine traffic notices from Atlantic crossings and ports

A compilation of ship movements with arrivals and routes listed. Ships include Dunrobin sailing from Liverpool to New York on July 2, German freighter QBMK bound west on July 3, Bark Alice off Manzanilla for New York July 1, Bark lodine from Quebec bound for Philadelphia July 8 off Nantucket, Bars Don Enrique from Boston to Montevideo, Bark dowding from Halifax to the Mersey, Bark Lake Ontario from Talcahuano to the United Kingdom, We nrig Galatea bound east, brig Sanlight from New York to Demerara July 1, Sch Bell Brown Annapolis NL for Madeira July 1, latitude and longitude coordinates accompany each entry.

Dunrobin Liverpool New York West Alice Manzanilla Sand Cay Lodine Quebec Ivigtut Philadelphia Nantucket Don Enrique Corning Boston Montevideo Dowding Reynholds Halifax Mersey Bark Lake Buenos Ayres Wakeley BANES Cuba Viking Bristol Eng Ptrathendrick Lincolln St Johns Cardenas Hawkhurst St Lucia Avana V7th Mary J Castner Thermer Calalo Wachusett Antolavagia Hampton Roads Jemerara Beliir Ee Bay Echo Turnbull Sligo Gibara Fred A Simall Thompson Gibraltar Howick Ellis Hlogo Japan Cann United Kingdom Havana Buenaventure Astienga Santander Dympha Horsco Denmark State of Nebraska Glasgow Low Point Stelvio Cormack Chatham Sydney England Port Williams Pearson Syidney Montreal Hilda Dawson Gotana Oxsinger de Tor Beyot New

Essex Ship Builders Active In First Half Of Year

In Essex during the first six months of the year the ship building industry was very active with 19 vessels either completed or on the stocks. Builders include Moses Adams Willard A Hurnhara Arthur D Story Isaac Collins Joseph Story and firms George Clark Co and Penney Co of Gloucester Provincetown Boston Wellfleet and Gloucester parties receive the craft with tonnages from 23 to 245 tons.

Essex Moses Adams Louisa G. Kenny Burden Provincetown Hunn K James &Yan Margaretta Meverly Ben Hur Gloucester Besude Wellfleet Willard A. Hurnhara Procyon Gloncester Arthur D Story Schs Cogswell Ligaie Ih Stanwood Joseph B. Maguire Isaac Collins Mary Emmerson Seituate Joseph Story Story Penney & Co Adams George Clark & Co

Shipping News Tangles Across Ports From Boston to St Domingo

Boston reports the four masted Pocahontas arriving at Salem with 2250 tons of coal the largest cargo to Salem by 100 tons and the new Yoahontas just completing its first voyage. Philadelphia notes Wing Davis with sailors aboard and the Patriot Queen abandoned in a sinking condition. New York mentions the Bark Shetland struck by a waterspout and the City of Paris delayed by a green crew. Also Vineyard Haven reports the Barkentine Falmouth grounded but floated free. London reports Wachusett and Polynesian events, Quebec notes Pontecorquo grounded and Carthaginian arriving with heat losses, St Domingo City covers the Twilight foundering, Johns NF covers the Plymouth Rock foundering on the Grand Banks.

Boston Taylor Dickson Philadelphia Galveston Pocahontas Sawyer Salem Salen Yoahontas May Mefarland Thomaston Cousens & Pratt Davia Liverporl Son Kavien Larne Scotland Jane William Coulman Scott New York Shetland Matanzas City of Paris Liverpool Vineyard Haven Barkentine Horse Shoe Shoal Nantucket Shoals Lisie London Wachusett Oakland Callambaky Polynesian Sourabaya Montreal Mauritius Stephen Kohlman Hamburg New Orleans Flushing General Roverts Middleburg Quebec Ark Pontecorquo Pedersen Glastow Timover Blaumont Carthaginian St, Domingo Pwilight Sao Domingo St, Johns Vlymouth Rock Gloucester Grand Banks

Maritime traffic notices from world ports and ships

A dense survey of ships and movements across ports including Buenos Ayres, Havana, Liverpool, London, St John NB and more. Entries list ships by name, captain, origin and destination, with sailings dated July and June, highlighting vessels such as Viking, Howick, Abyssinia, and City of Atlanta among others.

Harbor and steamship movements listed at several ports

Baltimore Ar 4th steamers Frostburg Mills New York Rosemorran Reynolds Philadelphia bark Josenhaker Eaton Washington DC scis Francis KE Waters Lange Green turtle Cay Frank M Neves Ren San Audreas 6th steamer Nessmore Liver pool Sauled 4th steamers Buenos Ayrean and Chatham sebs M Luella Wood W Hitler Cleared Sth sebs Celina Portland Bessie H Rose do Charles Sampson Boston O D Witherell BEVERLY Ar 4th schs J & L Bryan Risley Philadelphia for Danversport Louisa A Boardman tinker Elizabethport for do BRIDGEPORT Conn Ar 4th schs Golden Rule a New York Seth Todd Calais Me for New Ork

Praltimore Frostburg Mills New York Rosemorran Reynolds Philadelphia Josenhaker Eaton Washington, DC Francis KE Waters Lange Green Turtle Cay Frank M Neves Ren San Audreas Nessmore Liverpool Buenos Ayrean Chatham Luella Wood W Hitler Sth Celina Portland Bessie H Rose Charles Sampson Boston O D Witherell Beverly Schs Eva D Rose Bennett Amanda Thomson Rattler Minett Underwriter Mercedita, & R Mead Oakland Baltimore Orion Mary Whitridge Katahdin Bath C M Winch aOne Charleston Swhs Benjamin F Lee Stillman Balsimore Moses B Bramhall Azevedo Dutch Island Harpor Tay Mcintyre Ilaliax Ayr Isranscomb St John Nancy Fountain Salem Albert Wharo Uaunah Perth Amboy Dennisport Mob Mahoney Port Liberty Bangor Wealey Abbott Whittaker Rondont Rabboni Plymouth Lavolta Hoboken Governor Londo Newburyport William W Hutchings Joiner Campobello Nightingale Bearse Abel C Buckley Adams Cotuit James Rothwell Lombard Dreadnaught Nickerson Kath Newberne Charles A Lister, Jr Palmer Howard Dail Martin Washington el Monte Newport News Cyrill Pensacola Fecama Edwin Mediterranean Kialo Amsterdam Malabar St Vincent CVI State of Nevada Glasgow Hermann Algiers New Orleans Austria Dexter London Glenfinales Davis Tomasainn MacLian Mann Limerick Morning Light Awards Demerara Sirius Metz Barbados Thomas Turali Knapp Point-a-Pitre Guat Hl Eaton Sinclair Branswick Robbert Graham Dun Crowell Port Spain Trinidad Gientinian Tondon Thomasina Maclellan Germania Stettin Tyson Alps Laurier Gonusives Sorrento Jurgesen Hamburg Hekla Thomsen Copenhagen Ellis Sander Iremen Cutie Nicol Orinoco Garvin Haulton Ber Falcon Pike St John’s Catania Franck Vpermambney Ozma Rockwell Port de Paix Valencia Chambers la eGuayra Umbria McMikan Santiago Allen Nassau Luffalo Malet Hull Parks Landkrona Royd Rosa - Suitis Rosario Saranac Pittsburg Cotle Edith Sheraton Germany Port Natal Rex Erson Rouen Hell Gate Bark Romance Toye Bilboa Sdis Anita Melanson Yarmouth Avon McLeod Myronus Clark Johnstroup Byrne Princeton Norton L Holway Bryant EC Gates Norwood Kenry A Taber Sloevn Providence Richard T’eterson Burke Delaware Lindsey Mishkill Ella Brown Dunbar Rondout Fred Whitney Smith Amboy Manger Melville Cross F Edwards Pletcher Gardiner Otranto Lockhart Saco EG Sawyer Sawyer Edith May Kelley Eliza A Anderson Tapley Haverhill Harbinger Lugano Small Loduskin Robbing Lizzie Brewster Kicham New Nedford Jo H Wainwright Phillips G Thomson Chaise Fdayne Reeve New London Clearey Lottie Beard Marquand St. Helena Swis Floratio Etry Norfolk Flyaway Thomas Win F Burden Ar 4Th Sehsilin City Eldridge Robert Morgan Crosley SP Hitchcock Blair Lattimore SC Allen Mendy John Haines Hamilon J Nickerson Winslow Mina A Reed Nash Maggie Daliing Dalling Grace Webster Jewett Margie Ellen Littlejohn Mary Elizabeth Dunton Boothbay Redsea Baker Halifax Shropshire Monwealth van Kirs Tavis Prince Havre Fibridge Souther Fales Furks Island Port Antonio Glackout Bremen Potaro Demarara Norlands Canton Coosaw Elpis Hannan Helmsley Tindle Pelaware Matheson Clenfuegos Abel Danielsen Bergen Lawson Fitzpatrick Hackensack Hamlin Velsor Raritan River Brown Mott Albany San Francisco Shirley Bogan Tacoma Savannah City of Macon Fannie E Wolston Port Royal Wortsmouth Ada Barker JB Manning Rachael Seaman Sarah W Lawrence L H Russell Senator Weehawken California Harpswell Valance Gloucester Saugatuck Henry Remsen Jacoma Alaska Parker

Sailed-Swis Eva D Rose and many vessels near Handkerchief Lightship

A detailed log of vessels sailing north and east from New York and other ports on July 4 to 5, listing tugboats, barges, steamers, schooners, and ships along with destinations such as Boston, Bath, Newark, and Philadelphia. Several vessels pass Handkerchief Lightship at 6 pm, and multiple ports including Charleston, Newport News, New York, and Portland appear with arrivals and clears.

East River New York Jacksonville Charleston S. C Office of the Line Washington Street Boston

From Boston to Bremen and Havre by multiple liners

A census style passenger list lists travelers from Boston and New York aboard Norddeutscher Lloyd Elbe for Bremen and Hamburg routes, Transatlantique La Gascogne to Havre, Cunard Paventa to Cherbourg, and Cunard Umbria to Liverpool. Names include Ames, Sargent, Bowditch, Berwin, Blodgett, Walcott, Donnelly, Perry, Callahan, Fiske, Kelly, Hooper, Ames, and many others with numerous Mrs or Miss designations. fares show cabin class totals. Passenger volumes include numerous Americans and several British additions, with a wide roster of titles from professors to doctors and Mrs. to Miss.

Boston Bremen Norddeutscher Lloydsteiner Lahn New York Frederick Lo Ames Charles S Sargent H P Bowditch Frederick Chattack O W Doe A M Sumner W H H Blodgett Lodgett Warnest Blodgett Abigail ‘ Seelye BE C Putnam Amy White Jacob Berwin Minerva Berwin Franklin Berwin James MM J Noeroth Havre Transatlantique la Gascogne Il G Curtis MM Weston J WV Oliver He P Walcott George W Wralcott Robert W Walcott William West Nicholas Webber Matthias Klein George Dubrouilet Mme Dubroulet W L Edwards Faval Mark Sarah TB Handy EH Rawlins Frank Vierce George Pierce Arthur B Emines Augustus J Carino Maria Jose Rita Faustino Ermelinda de Jesus Emelie Theresa de Jesus Manasina de Jesus Filomena de Jesus Cunard Paventa Ebien A Brown Annie B Brown Prescott F Tall George Gordon G Perry E Lloyd Clara Perry Elsie H Stimson Fo Bennett Gardener Perry J G Gould Joseph H Sears Bancroft K Hodson, Jr George W Coffin Thomas H Devine Samuel Shaw Walter Sawyer Walter FF Wilcox Callahan Cgc Downie Joseph Warsell Edward Sanford Mig AO Chartin Charles Evans Florence Woolruffe Mary Ellen Callahan Durgin Peter Donnelly Francis J Donnelly Annie Donnelly Arthur FP Gay J C_ Potter Artemas Auit Corey A Mungail Andrew Mungall Dainty Dainty and Child Me Cruchitt J S Marion C HI Fiske, Jr James Graham George S Hale JJ Grace Charles 5 Isutler William Owen D F Lee R D © Ward William G Strong M Is Devine G F Wood E G Wilcox M A Wilcox George W P Davis George W Harding R Harding F M Harding J W Clive Edmund J H Beckman William I Adama William T Leavitt C N Towie J H Burghardt Charles i Pratt G F Warding Mary L Shepard C Bridge Charles 8 Butler M . Escott Liverpool Umbria J R Leeson and Son Louis Maus P & Valte BF Larrabee

Mail consignments for Europe from Boston listed

Supplementary and special correspondence routes for Great Britain Ireland and other European countries are outlined with steamship and sailings from Boston. The notice mentions dedicated mails to Scotland and other regions and highlights specific carrier arrangements and times.

Great Britain

Shipping mail deadlines to distant ports from San Francisco

Notices list sailings for Japan Shanghai Tiong Kong and other Chinese ports and East Indies excluding certain regions, with September schedules via steamships Gaeile Uma tilia Alvesta City of Papelli and others. Closures set at Boston office on specified July dates with 5 PM cutoff. Pacific steamer letters must be deposited in Luston post office eight or nine days before sailing.

Japan Shanghai Tiong Kong East Indies Britsh India Strang Settlements Siam Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Hawaiian Islands Alveda San Francisco Boston Society Islands Stes Iuship Pacife Luston PSPC Son of Suffolk Sa Qoceneet New York Rnta Loston Boston Post John W. McKim Esquire Elidjah George Frank Hi. Sleeper Cambridge Gforce M. Brooks Fanerine J. H. Pyler Register James E. Black Burn Middlesex George M. Brooks J. H. Tyler Massachou George W. Little Elizabeth RA. Little Charles D. Lincoln Oston Baid County Joan W. McKim John H. Paine Abrez A. Sawyer Eed Oai Jo. H. Tyler Michael F. Farrell Geonge M. Brooks Fsquire Edward Dowd Ineeland Street Joan W. McKim. Esquire Jusln H. Paine

Murdock’s Liquid Food Proves Superior To Medicines

The piece argues that Murdock's Liquid Food outperforms medicines by aligning with universal principles of biology. It claims medicines vary by individual and often lower vitality in healthy organs, risking relapse. Liquid Food supposedly nourishes diseased organs directly without taxing healthy ones, aiding recovery when vitality remains sufficient.

Murdock

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