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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1889

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3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Pierce & Co Havana Cabanas Manuel Garcia Henry Clay

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