Vessels in Port and Holdings Listed for Dockside
A port list shows steamships and brigs with masters and tonnage, including Albert Gallatin McGuire US cutter and various vessels such as Bavarian Fitt Dorchester Howes and Rome as entries. The document notes dockside locations, destinations, consignors, and agents, with entries like Jamaica, Hull, Boston, and Antwerp.
Shipping News Miniature Almanac July 12
Shipping news from Boston harbor lists arrivals and departures with detailed vessel names, routes, and cargoes. Multiple steamers and schooners are noted along with positions, distances, and conditions, reflecting busy Atlantic traffic on July 11 12.
Sailed Tow of Barges to New York Aboard Rattler and Helpers
The tug Rattler sailed Wednesday night with the barges Niphon and John Watt bound for New York. Highland Light reported southwest winds at sunset, later the Lucy P Miller passed southbound to New York from Bangor. The tug Herald with a barge moved north in the evening, pilot boat No 6 remained nearby amid light hull winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes
Samos
Mary A Rice
J B Stinson
Rattler
Niphon
John Watt
New York
Highland Light
Lucy P Miller
Bangor
Herald
Hattie
Mayo
Boston
William
Fall River
Maud Malloch
Warren
Wmg R Mowry
Julia
Martha
Chatham
Eleanora
Wilkesbarre
John Watts
CM Winch
Joseph Baker
Lacy Miller
Darlen
Altamaha
Saunders
Harold
Beether
Nickerson
Rockland
Mary A Trandy
Dodge
Vera Cruz
Dover
Wallingford
Philadelphia
Danversport
Hyannis
Sells Francis Smith
Marcia
Lewis
Kelly
Bass River
Elliot L Dow
Lamphear
Helen
Mar
Edward W Young
Samuel C Hart
Jacksonville
Andrew Pecmets Smith
Penovscot
Carterston
Nettie Langdon
Lois V Charles
Flora Congdon
Key West
Comal
Galveston
Marion
Nelson
Wareham
Norfolk
A Marbure
Portland
Frank C Dame
Providence
James Boyce
New Haven
Rockaway
Newport News
William Hailey
Lucinda G Potter
Portsmouth
New London
Fred Snow
Tate
Perth Amboy
E H Weaver
Weaver
Brunswick
Mary Ann McCann
Fletcher
Banve
SL Crocker
Denny
Talcahuano
Cacace
Buenos Ayres
Monrovia
Rogers
Krigs
Edith
Foster
Gonaives
Joven Pura
Natal
Delaware
Mustard
Charlottetown
Sceptre
Gates
Lunenburg
Knowles
Anne Trainer
Derrickson
A A Shaw
Morgan
Marshall
Kangor
Wim M Wilson
Braggs
Nellie Lamper
Ritman
Lynn
Grace
Green
Seward
Kath
A T Peary
Peary
Wilmington
Del
Harriett Brooks
Smith
Lanesville
Tryon
Gaswell
Higer’s Cove
Geor- Vreeland
Blake
Bridgeport
Switzerland
Antwerp
Hungaria
Shields
Eng
Friedlander
Belmer
Rio Janeiro
Alexandria
Larsen
Arendal
Heetor
Halifax
Mark Gray
Edwards
Hillsboro
Clearea Loth
Saxon
Sherman
Enola
Wallace
Barnmoor
Kray
Isoston
Kate M Hilton
Isaac D Campbell
Mma
Cienfuegos
Sallie
West
Vorlland
Ar Loth
Bean
Clifford
Clinton
Wetson
Mulbridge
Mima
Reed
Nash
Kennebec
Wortsmouth
S J Watts
Triton
Eliot
Phillysburg
Water Cove
Delhi- Green
Baltimore
Fannie
Child
Hart
Hanscom
Holmes
Oceanus
Young
Nurk
Race
Hamen
Cornelius
Gurney
F & T Lupton
Longstreet
Pensacola
Clara
Vineyard Haven
Sainte Marie
Mallett
Cientuegos
Anna W Lamson
Anderson
Whee Eater
Benj English
Terry
George H Mills
Maritime charter market shows tepid demand and varied rates
New York reports limited charter activity as agents and owners press for higher rates while demand remains nonurgent. Vessels chartered include the Iktunove with 7000 bbls refined petroleum to Hamburg and the Austria with 12,000 bbls to London. In South America freight to Trinidad and Curacao is noted with mixed cargoes and prices, while Swain port Trinidad lists available freights as asphalt and coconuts amid ongoing port activity and idle ships in port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iktunove
Marie Siedenburg
Siemen
Harburg
Austria
London
Lad
Ararat
Bilbou
Stillwater
Philadelphia
Baltic
South America
Fanny Woodruff
New
Trinidad
Hattie Bain
Curacoa
Port OF Swain
Mersey Belle
Hatteras
Angara
Delaware
Talisman
George I Dale
Boston
Lurist
Ppt
Fernandina
May O'Neil
Oston
Shipping News Fragments From Gloucester and Nearby Ports
Lists of schooners and vessels sailing from Salem, Gloucester, Vineyard Haven and nearby ports with cargoes codfish, halibut, hake and mackerel. includes vessel names such as Julia Baker, Emma Louise, Alpine and Duroc. notes on arrivals, sailing dates and destinations like Boston, Salem, Eastport, Perth Amboy, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Abraham Richardson
Patershall
New York
Harriet Samantha
Piper
Boston
Frank Herbert
Herrick
Lynn
Wm Keene
Kent
Friendship
Lth
Webster
Harvard
Marshall
Elizabethport
Louise Hastings
Hutchins
Nantucket
Jennie Howard
Barge
Meade
Cox
Lith
Nellie
Pickering
Flowers
Jacksonville
Fla
Haskell
Annapolis
E Closson
Red Beach
M M Chase
Holmes
Boithgay
Mary Elizabeth
Portland
John A Beckerman
Washington, DC
Sarah Smith
Reed
Rockland
Pemiquid
Wheeler
Hattie Eveline
Gloucester
Georges
William H Okes
b_F Somes
George J Tarr
J H French
Franklin S Schencks
Golden Rule
Moses B Linscott
Minette
Farragut
Anna H Mason
Adele Emma
Gertie Winsor
Trector
Gifford
Grand Bank
Mora Casne
Vineyard Haven
Julia Baker
Murray
Riritan River
Tibeman
Kimball
Perth Amboy
Salem
Eimma Louise
Farnham
Loboken
Eastport
Maggie J Chadwick
Kerrigan
Philadelphia
Swis
Alpine
Mr Chadwick
Swis Duroc
Clara Jane
Nellie Eaton
Maria S
Mary George
Anne E Stevens
J T W Allan
Exchange
Henrietta
Julia Waker
Tideman
Emma Louise
Herald
Smith
Maritime Packets From Various Ports Mention Sailed Vessels
Shipping notes list voyages from Le Merhaven Buenos Ayres Cuxhaven Calcutta Exmouth Fleetwood Glasson Dock Greenock Hamburg London. Vessels include Figaro Herald N B Palmer Fortunata Rita Blair Gowrie Johanne Kehrwieder Grecian with routes to New York Montreal Quebec Pensacola Sheet Harbor and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Lremerhaven
Figaro
New York
Buenos Ayres
Sch Herald
Heagan
Pensacola
Cuxhaven
N B Palmer
Sorensen
Calcutta
Clan Robertson
Wilson
Fortunata
Ltal
Esposito
London
Grecian
Montreal
Maritime Movements Across Ports June to July 1890s
Various sailing notices record ships and routes from Montevideo and Queenstown to New York and Boston. Barks, brigs, and steamers named include Marlborough, Magnolia, Neustria, City of Chester, Fortunata, Chiarina, Edward, Ariadne, and Mary Fraser with masters and destinations such as Newport, Coggswell, Philadelphia, Cardiff, Boston, New York, and Que bec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Harry Keslake
Newport
Eng
Paysandu
S W Oliver
Coggswell
New York
Marlborough
Isr
Salter
Boston
John M Llakie
Faulkner
Cardiff
Magnolia
Nor
Yggesseth
Quebec
Marsfilles
Jailee
Neustria
Queenstown
City of Chester
Seville
Fortunata
Ital
Russell
Philadelphia
Chiarina
Casola
Stockholm
Edward
Akermark
Santos
Ariadne
Hansen
Mary Fraser
Card
Whalers report leaks and cargoes as ships reach Panama and New Bedford
A despatch notes ship Milton from Russell bound for this port has put into Panama leaking and transferring catch. Milton sailed April 10 with 1210 barrels bale sp and 540 do wh oil, sending home 840 bbls sp and 260 do wh oil. A Block Island despatch lists sch Wm A Grazier four and a half months out with 500 bbls oil boiling, plus reports of several other vessels off Hatteras Ground with varying oil cargoes including Frank lin 250 bbls, EB Conwell 260 bbls, Golden City 340 bbls, Rising Sun 175 bbls, and Dyer 200 bbls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whalers
New Bedford
Milton
Potter
Russell
Bay of Islands
Panama
Block Island
Dunham
Provincetown
Hatteras Ground
Franklin
Koe
Conwell
Avery
Golden City
Mandley
Rising Sun
Stevenson
Gage
Phillips
Dyer
Lighthouse fixes red light at Sea View bridge SC
Notice from the lighthouse board lists a fixed red light to be shown on July 31, 1839 from a lantern on a post at the Sea View railroad bridge end north of Sullivan's Island. Light will be fifteen feet above mean low water. Steamer British Prince reports finding wreckage off Sullivan's Island posing navigation danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lighthouse Board
Sea View Railroad
Sullivan’s Island
Philadelphia
Liverpool
First New Vessel in Decades Launched at Putnam & Hope
BEVERLY July 11 The 47 ton vessel built by Captain Enoch Frye at Putnam & Hope’s wharf launched with many witnesses. It will be fitted for coast fishing. BATH July 10 The Joel Cook, 145 feet long three master, 34 feet beam and 10 feet deep, 401.19 gross tons, 381.14 net, will be masted at Deering’s wharf and commanded by Captain Warren of Philadelphia. A keel is laid at William T Donnell’s yard for a 1200 ton schooner and framing starts soon for the Morse schooner. both scheduled for late fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Enerly
Putnam & Hope
Enoch Frye
Bath
Joel Cook
Kelley & Spear
Deering
Warren
Philadelphia
William T Donnell
Bie Morse
Maritime Traffic Signals Across Atlantic Northbound Engages Names
Numerous ships and steamers report positions and courses across the Atlantic and nearby waters. Vessels include steamer Michigan from Boston to Liverpool with July 5 position. Carroll from Boston to Halifax on July 11. Elwell from London to New York on July 2. Henry B Hyde from San Francisco to Liverpool on June 28. British Empire from London to New York on July 8. and other ships such as Cavalier Hibbert, Great Victoria Cannon, Gyda Eriksen, Norcross Roop, Ethel Thompson, Katie Stuart Edwards, Glenorchy Cartio, Henry 6 Cleaven, and Prown with varied coordinates and routes noted. All well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Boston
Liverpool
Carroll
Halifax
Blank
Minia
Duxbury
Elwell
Barstow
London
New York
Henry B Hyde
San Francisco
British Empire
Lon
Cavalier
Hibbert
Rio Janeiro
Quebec
Equator
Great Victoria
Cannon
Plymouth
Jon
Bark Gyda
Eriksen
Cardiff
Buenos Ayres
Bark Norcross
Roop
Victoria VI
W. Barx
Ethel
Thompon
Portland
Rosario
Son
Katie Stuart
Edwards
St Vincent
Glenorchy
Cartio
Arroyo
St Thomas
Norwich
Cape May
Henry
Cleaven
Prown
Barbados
Lal
Brig Nettie Sails from New York to Auckland
A brig named Nettie departed New York on June 20 bound for Auckland. The voyage details list navigation coordinates lat 18 10 N and lon 406 04 as part of the navigational record. The report notes the vessel under sail with a crew heading toward New Zealand ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie
New York
Auckland
Provincetown Fishing News Shows Dull Returns and Scarce Fish
Reports from Provincetown indicate a slack fishing period with only a few barrels of mackerel and some bait caught. squid scarce and many fleets sailed around the Cape. Grand Bank letters warn the worst season in years as fish remain scarce, with many vessels at Virgin Rocks on June 25 and Lottie iell logging 100 quintals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Cape
Grand Bank
Virgin Rocks
Lottie Iell
Wrecks and sailings from Boston to New Orleans and beyond
Boston reports brig Acacia from Surinam notes June 19 sailing with fresh NE trades and fine weather to port. A large pine timber log is seen 60 miles south of Nantucket. Other items include losses, salvages, and wrecks near Cape Small Point, Miramichi, Matane, and Sabine River, with multiple vessels and crews affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Acacia
Kennedy
Surinam
Nantucket
Mary Gibbs
Moore
Kosten
Mars
Paivsiurg
Glover's Rock
Cape Small Point
James Garland
Camden
James Cobb
New Orleans
Audacia
ST Jons
Aurora
Mogey
Larne
Miramichi
Bucouche
Eva
Lewes
Del
Schoens Fabens
Demerara
St Louis
Crystal City
Sabine River
Wilmington
Numerous ships sail and clear from global ports in late June to July
A flotilla of vessels including brig Minnie Abbe, ship Agra, bark Jens Nielsen, schooner Gov Ames, brig Moss Rose, steamer Batavia, bark Artemis, and many others depart or are cleared from Aux Cayes to London, Liverpool, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and further ports. Entries list sailing dates, ship names, captains, and destinations across Atlantic and Caribbean routes, with several arrivals noted into July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
America
Armstrong
New York
Antigua
Skjald
Jameson
Montreal
Skinner
Quebec
Kesele May
Buck
Cuba
Ida
Morrison
Cloruca
Hemp
Gaadaloupe
Bay
Sinken
Ingomar
Sinclair
Deal
Moss Rose
Purdy
Great Yarmouth
Dover
Eng
Passea
Ariadne
Great
Vortland
Malmouth
Ing
London
Frontera
Sch
Henrietta J Powell
Mason
Falmouth
EB Sutton
Agenor
Frost
Hulgerda
Slayden
Southern Cross
Bailey
Jitan
Aliyn
San Francisco
Great Admiral
Bowell
Alexander Yates
Durham
Mabel Taylor
Jarkee
Cardiff
Narwhal
Weston
Barks Velocity
Martin
Honolulu
Aron
Christiansen
Martha
Cooke
Kalakaua
Duncan
James G Bain
Menutt
Sir George V Jordan
Lyman
Halphong
Erast
Seneca
Newark
Kingston
Umbrina
Kerr
Halifax
Montego Hay
Turks Island
Alana
Colon
Matanzas
Anna W Barker
Sargent
Rebecca M Walls
Lase Superior
Stewart
L1lth
Canadian
Hilaria
Solo
Sigrid
Greenock
Father Point Loth
Dunlop London
Aine Point Loth
Corean
Glasgow
Queenslown
Saised Lith
Germania
Liverpool
City of
Shields
Albano
Baltimore
Jouns
Mary Lord Smith
Surinam
Eugene Hale
Harding
Sesion
Jago
Barnfora
Philadelphia
Mitchell
ST John
N&b
Seh
Avis
Warnsworth
Kenper
Wasson
Loth
Wilcox
Sarah
Can—Ar
Huano
Hoyer
Havre
Tellini
Robinson
Savanna LA Mar
Abbie Clifford
Storer
P'ierre
Start
Eadsor
H E King
Yarmouth
Annie Harper
Darwin
Baltimore Steamers and Ships Cleared and Sailed on 10th
Shipping notices record multiple vessels clearing and sailing from Eastern ports on the 10th including steamers Rhein Warukes Bremen Peruvian Wallace and others to Liverpool New York and Demerara with cargoes and crews. Several schs and brigs also sailed from various ports such as Portland Boothbay Calais and Philadelphia bound for New York or other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rhein
Bremen
Peruvian
Wallace
Liverpool
John W Garrett
Foster
New York
Sehs
Ellwood Harlow
King
Albert T Stearns
Kelly
Bath
Maud Sherwood
Kelley
Lith
Win Lorman
Roberts
Win M Bira
Kennebec River
Z Sherman
Ida B Gibson
George W Anderson
Hermann
Somoller
Nessmore
Eliott
Lewis Ehrman
Collis
Demerara
Gardiner
Deering
Rogers
Boston
Edward Williams
Fail River
Benj B Church
Eilis
Providence
Loth
Blackstone
Romance
Benjamin B
Church
Laura
Marion
Eastman
Hé¢well
Enterprise
Oliver
Jortland
P Harps Boothbay
Loch
John A Beckercei Va
SRI Eporlt
Titmouse
Land
Tee
Hattie Nickerson
Nickerson
Black Rock
Conn
Philadelphia
Maggie J la G Petaceninat
Heanfort
Lane Tene
Jlearead
Brig
Ftlussey
Weymouth
Calais
William Duren
Passenger listings for steamers to Hamburg and Savannah
From Jamaica on Kong Alf Rev W E Bait lam E O'Brien. Kromboston for Hamburg on Rheenia from New York. Passengers include K B Atkin Miss Villa Knox Charles Webber Samuel Goldstein. From Philadelphia on Parthian Mrs LC Bray H Henderson J Henderson Mrs Hale Miss Hale Mrs M Darraugh Enw G Hele Max Stern J T Thompson Mr Stangay RR Bunghueat Mrs Schively Miss Schively WH Bartholome L W Sins ebough James P Flood C W Ennis J C Finn Miss Finn Miss Kate Finn RK Sheppard N K Hale Miss Eliza Roberts Miss Florence Fairland K G W Fairland Jos A Steele and wife J C Beatty Stephen Scully JS Attlebury TB Attlebury. From Boston for Savannah City of Macon J M McMichael Mrs M Washington Mrs E Stewart and three in steerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Kong Alf
W E Baitlam
E O’brien
Kromboston
Hamburg
Rheenia
New York
K B Atkin
Villa Knox
Charles ¢ Webber
Samuel Goldstein
Philadelphia
Parthian
LC Bray
H Henderson
J Henderson
N S Hale
Hale
M Darraugh
G Hele
Max Stern
J T Thompson
W 8Tangay
Bunghueat
GS Schi
Mails Close and Sailings Listed for Various Routes
Post office notices show mail clossing times and sailing plans for ships like Neptlano Sarmouth City of Columbia and Servia, with destinations including Boston Nova Scotia Jamaica Haiti Great Britain and Ireland and nearby ports. Timings span July dates and include special addressed correspondence for Cuba and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Tobasco
Neptlano
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Sarmouth
Boston Direct
RRS
Amies DP
Pire Bos Saleen Ate Oieams Ue
Jamaica
Bahama Islands
Jacinel
Aux Cayes
Hayti
Alvo
New York
Cuba
City
Columbia
Scotland
Devonia
New Maes AV
Trusitee
France
Havre
Austria
la Lretagne
Vie New York
Great Britain
Norwegia
Ebremen
Eiuer
Vie New
Savganilla
Curacoa
Cairagoria
Venezuela
Laguayra
Savanilla
City of
Steamship mail deadlines for Pacific routes
For Hawaiian Islands the Uma tila sails from San Francisco on July 19 and mails close at Boston on July 18 at 5.00 PM. For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands the Alameda sails July 17 from San Francisco with Boston mail close on July 21 at 5.00 PM. For Society Islands City of Vapeili sails July 31 with mail close July 25 at 5.00 PM. Letters for Pacific steamers to be deposited in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Umatila
San Francisco
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Alameda
Society Islands
Osten
Anchor Line
Atlantic Express
Liverpool
Queenstown
Colt Y OF
ROME
New York
Mlows
Glasgow
Clascow
Londonderry
Henderson , Brothers
C. VY. Dasey
Broad St
Havana shipment size announced for advertising use
The firm reports 465,000 units from Havana not the 8. Pierce & Co. list Cabanas Manuel Garcia and Henry Clay among light colored goods. Hotels clubs and trade will be supplied at the lowest prices available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce & Co
Havana
Cabanas
Manuel Garcia
Henry Clay
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Colcord
William H Archer
Waldron Holmes
Doherty
Brooklin
Sretasetece Des Pickett
SOS
Ateriar Tanatasesa
Willie H Child
Giles
Eeer Reeves
William Bee
Rathbun
Walia
Ladd
Aweal
Eocseesse
Outh Bay
City Wharf
Stetson’ S
Helsea E
Shipping News
Port OF
Bavarian
Ltt
Harmonia
Kassebohmn
Scandinavian
Park
Moville
Galway
Indise
H & A Allan
Mundy
Jain
Beston
Halifax & Petss Co
Cumberland
Thompson
Pease
Webby
Stanwood
J G Kall & Co
Dorchester
George B. Smalley
H F Dimock
Lewiston
Ingraham
Forest City
Snowman
Olivette
McKay
Bar Narhoe
George H Chaffee
Frosburg
Mills
Lancaster
Poirr Or
Valetta
Dexter
Glace Bay
Mary Hawes
Heath
Sarah Hill
Avon
sVarks
Anger
C F Williams
Wanger
Calvin Austin
Vokland
W H Kilby
Laura E Measer
Gregory
K Crowell
Georgie L Dickson
Charleston
Same
J Frank Seavey
J W Linnell
John L Hasbrouck
Pierce
Colin C Baker
Baker
H Mayo & Co
River Ettrick
Carthagena
Brinio
Baracoa
New Brunswick
Digny
Christian Johnson
Maracoa
City of Macon
Savannah
Aries
Scranton
Cape Verda Islands
Africa
Benj F Hunt, Jr
Barkentine Mee Heed
Natalie
Alrfax
Orlats
Ray Chaleur
Lew Dominion
Pictou
Rocky Glen
Lizzie B
Willey
Lavinia Campbell
James & Pace
Agnes Manning
Cox & Green
Minnie C Taylor
Kelle Halliday
Eurotus
C B Paine
Mary Jane
Charles C Warren
Gamma
Nellie Clark
Richard Veterson
Herbert E
Hattie M Crowell
Emeline
Gala Hunter
Harry Whiton
Jary & Carrol
Florence
Lockwo
Marine Notes
Lemaria
Saville
Matane
M Maiane Beach
Mataneiver
Bateaux
Thes
F Blossom
Cullyhunk Island
Blossom
Dee 1
Queen of Nations
East London
Enron
Galle
Anadyr
Marseille
Yokoyama
Aden
Oxus
Trans-Pacific Mails
Medical
Ayers
Ayer
T. Munday
Sharon Grove
Mary A. Jackson
Mass
Aver
J. W. Bowen
Enquirer
McArthur
Ohio
M. V. Day
Cohoes
P. J. Cullen
Saratoga Springs
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Glyde Steamship CO
VIA
Charleston, S
Columbia, S. C
Augusta, Ga
All Points
Eston
Atlanta, Ga
Macon, Gay
Rome, Ga
South Carolina
South
East River
S. C
Office of the Line
Washington Street
J. A. Flanders
Theo. G. Eger
Trafic
Broadway
Haine
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Mt. Desert
Foster’s Wharf
Bucksport
Winterport
Timpden
Green’s Landing
South West Harbor
North East Harbor
Bar Harbor
Seal Harbor
Sorrento
North West Harbor
Sedgwick
Broooklin
Bluehill
Surry
William HI. Hill
Bar Harbor, Eastport and
Campobello
Lewis Wharf
Jiar Harbor
O. G. Pearson
Washington St
DE W. Sampson
Richardson & Barnard
Portland Steamers
India Wharf
Ios- Wi
Eton
Alove
KF. Williams
Pier 11
North River
Oa Soth
H. M. Whitney
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
HIE
Ghana
Custom House
Postoffice
Serapis
Porto Rico
A.C. Lombard
SUN 4
State St
Teemmaster
Ie C. J. Holder
White Star Zone
United States
RED Stark Line
Anunswerp
Sailang
EB. A. Adams & CO
Cor
The
Azores
L. R. Hale
E. A. Adams & Clo
Cunard Line
Cork Harbor
Catalonia
Pavonia Cephalgnna
Samaria
Scythia
Passagyn
Keiina
Co 99
Boson
Alexand Her Manti
Rs Office
Gous
Allan Line
Rogtoy
Warren Line
Norseman
Palestine
Iowa
Jay
Leyland
wJlly
Bostonian
Virginian
Thafer & Lincoln
Lid State Atreet
Norman
Long Wharf
Stampson
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississipei
Louisina
Lesas
England
S ’ 7 Steamship Company
Gate City
Ccrry
Macon
C. G. Pearson
N. Eng
F.& W. Bay
Atlantic Avenue
Viewo
York
New England
Baltimore, Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Balimore
Geo. E. Smalley
Central Wharf
Boston & Providence Railroad
Waldo A. Pearce
Associated Railways
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Air Line
Mallory Lines
Alamo
Lampasas
Port Royal
Brunswick & Fernandina
Texas
Rio Grande
Seth Sprague
Old State Louse
Machias S. S. Company
John Brooks
Charles Deering
Union Wharf
Machiasport
Castine
Sargentville
S. W. Harvor
Kar Harbor
Milbridge
Jonesport
J. H. Baker
Union
Kennegec River
Jason “Collins
Ami ‘Star of the East
Sae
W. J. Baker
Lincoln's Wharf
Go’elock
Fort Popham
Richmond
Halowell
Augusta
Chas
H. Hyde