VESSELS IN PORT LIST OF ARRIVALS AND OWNERS
A historical list of ships, masters, tonnage, and destinations docked or passing through port. Includes names like What Albert Gallatin, Caswell s Frostburg, and Hogue Dorchester, with owners such as Thayer & Lincoln and George Smalley, detailing routes to Liverpool Baltimore Hull and Buenos Ayres among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gallatin
McGuire
Eessere Ener N Stram Bavarian
Fitt
Thayer & Lincoln
Liverpool
Hogue Dorchester
Howes
George Smalley
Baltimore
Cenral Eduardo
Span
Larrauri
Warren & Co
Caswal
Frostburg
Mills
Hamm
Gothenburg City
Harrison
C Furness
Antwerp
Hoguc George A Chaffee
Proctor
ES Merchant
Gloucester
Cenral H F Dimock
Eldridge
H M_ Whitney
New York
Ritson
Philadelphia
Eseveseseeeoel
Parthian
Nickerson
E B Sampson
Roman
Maddox
Grand Juncion Serapis
Dobson
Potter
Sanderson & Son
Hull
Eng
Ny& NE
Scandinavian
Park
H & A Allan
Glasgow
Hoguc Yarmouth
Stanwood
John G Hall & Co
Yac’th
Lewis
Shipping News Mini Almanac Fr iday July 12 High Water
Shipping news item lists arrivals and departures at Boston port from July 11 to July 12. It notes ships such as Bavarian Santiago Umbria Harmonia and others with cargoes including sugar fruit lumber and passengers. Weather reports and vessel positions near Atlantic routes are cited with lat lon references and encounters with other ships.
Sailed to New York with barges under tug Rattler
The vessel Poe B Oakes with Samos Mary A Rice Jeb Stinson and JOKO, towed by Tug Rattler with barges Niphon and John Watt, sailed Wednesday night for New York. Wind light from southwest at sunset. later passed south at 10 30 am beside steamer Lucy P Miller from Bangor to New York. Tug Herald with one barge passed north at 6 pm. Pilot boat No 6 is off here. Hull wind south light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe B Oakes
Samos
Mary A Rice
Jeb Stinson
Joko
Rattler
Niphon
John Watt
New York
Highland Light
Lucy P Miller
Bangor
Herald
Tonnage Charter Activity Dull Amid Mixed Demand
New York July 11 charter activity weak as agents and owners push for advanced rates while demand for tonnage remains tepid. Several charters reported including Marie Siedenburg for refined petroleum to Hamburg, Austria for 12000 barrels to London, Ararat for crude to Bilbao, and Stillwater for refined to Atlantic. In South America, Fanny Woodruff new charter for ice and lumber to Trinidad. Port of Swain Trinidad notes limited freights ahead, with only asphalt and cocoa nuts available. at Swain vessels in port include Mersey Belle, Angara, Talistinan, George K Dale, and idle ships lurist Arcos May O'Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kimoree
Marie Siedenburg
Bienen
Harmburg
Austria
London
Ararat
Bilboa
Stillwater
Philadelphia
Taltic
South America
Fanny Woodruff
New
Trinidad
Hattie Bain
Curacoa
Port OF Swain
Mersey Belle
Hatteras
Angara
Delaware
George K Dale
Boston
Lurist
Arcos
Fernandina
Sch
May O’neil
Oston
Sailed shipping and ship movements from New England ports
A detailed list of schooners and vessels sailing from Bangor Salem Red Beach Boothbay Gloucester and Vineyard Haven with crews and destinations. Notable ships include Florida Edward W Schmidt Lizzie Brewster Nancy J Day and Admiral William H Okes. Codfish and halibut receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
M M Chase
Holmes
New York
Boothgay
Mary Elizabeth
Portland
John A Beekerman
Washington, DC
Sarah Smith
Reed
Rockland
Pemaquid
Wheeler
Hattie Eveline
Gloucester
Georges
George J Tarr
J H French
Franklin S Schencks
Golden Rule
Moses Eb Linscottt
Minette
Fairaygut
Annah Mason
Adele Emma
Gertie Winsor
Tiector
Alf Gifford
Grand Bank
Mora Castle
Shining
Vineyard Haven
Julia Baker
Murray
Raritan River
Boston
Tideman
Kimball
Perth Amboy
Salem
Eimma Louise
Farnham
Hoboken
Eastport
Maggie J Chadwick
Kerrigan
Dt John
Philadelphia
Alpine
MJ Chadwick
Duroc
Clara Jane
Nellie Eaton
Maria
Mary George
Anne E Stevens
J T W Allan
Exchange
Henrietta
Dulla Laker
Shipping departures and arrivals from ports listed
Ships and brigs sailed or passed on dates in July and August from multiple ports including Lovrnhaven, Buenos Ayres, Cuxhaven, Calcutta, Exmouth, Fleetwood, Glasson Dock, Greenock, Hamburg, and London. Vessels include Figaro Herald Clan Robertson Fortunata Kita Blair Gowrie Peterel Johanne Kehrwieder Grecian and routes to New York Montreal Quebec and Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lremerhaven
Figaro
New York
Buenos Ayres
Sch Herald
Heagan
Pensacola
Cuxhaven
N B Palmer
Nor
Sorensen
Calcutta
Clan Robertson
Wilson
Exmouth
Fortunata
Ital
Esposito
Kita
Maritime Ship Movements and Departures Outside Ports
Various sailing orders list ships and barks leaving ports such as Montevideo, Marsfeilles, Quévynstown, Seville, Stockholm, and Santos. Vessels including Marlborough, Magnolia, Neustria, City of Chester, Fortunata, Chiarina, Edward, Ariadne, and Marv Fraser departed or sailed in early June and July, with destinations to New York or Philadelphia and crew details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Harry Keslake
Newport
Eng
Paysandu
I W Oliver
Coggswell
New York
Marlborough
Salter
Boston
Ith
John M Lakie
Faulkner
Cardiff
Magnolia
Yggesseth
Quebec
Marsfeilles
Jailee
Neustria
Quevynstown
Stockholm
Edward
Akermark
Santos
Ariadne
Nor
Hansen
Marv Fraser
Card
Whalers Report From New Bedford and Panama Rescue
Despatches from New Bedford note the ship Milton, from Russell Bay of Islands, leaking at Panama and transferring catchings. Milton sailed April 10 with 1210 bbls spermaceti and 540 do wh oil, sending home 340 bbls spermaceti and 260 do oil. Off Isl ock Island a vessel reports 600 bbls oil aboard Wm A Grazier bound Provincetown, with other ships carrying oil ranges including 250 bbls on Frank Lin and 200-340 do on several vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Milton
Potter
Russell
Bay of Islands
Panama
Islock Island
Dunham
Provincetown
Hatteras
Franklin
Roe
Ed Conwell
Avery
Golden City
Mandley
Rising Sun
Stevenson
Gage
Phillips
Dyer
Lighthouse to signal red light at Sea View bridge end
Notice from the lighthouse board that on July 31, 1839 a fixed red light will be shown from a lantern on a post at the end of the Sea View railroad bridge over the north shore channel near Sullivan's Island SC. The light will be fifteen feet above mean low water. Steamer British Prince reports passing wreckage from a schooner near 60 feet long with two chain plates protruding, posing navigation danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lighthouse Board
Sea View Railroad
Sullivan’s Island
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Beverly Launches First Large Vessel in Over a Quarter Century
Beverly witnesses the launch of a 1347 ton coast fishing vessel built by Captain Enoch Frye at Putnam & Vope. In Bath, the Joel Cook, a 401 gross ton three masted coasting vessel built by Kelley & Spear, is moved to Deering's wharf for masts and fitting under Captain Warren of Philadelphia. A keel is laid for a 1200 ton schooner at William T Donnell’s yard, with framing for the Morse schooner starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Putnam & Vope
Enoch ’. Frye
Carpenter
Bath
Joel Cook
Kelley & Spear
Deering
Warren
Philadelphia
William T Donnell
Bie Morse
Transatlantic and coastal shipping positions reported
A list of ships with destinations and positions dated from June to July. Vessels include steamer Michigan to Liverpool, Carroll to Halifax, Elwell to New York, Henry B Hyde to Liverpool, British Empire to New York, American ship J H P M, Cavalier from Rio to Quebec, Great Victoria from Plymouth to New York, Gyda from Cardiff to Buenos Ayres, Norcross London to Victoria VI, Ethel Portland to Rosario, Katie Stuart from St Vincent to New York or Boston, Glenorchy from Arroyo via St Thomas to Norwich, and Brown from Portland to Barbados. Positions show lat lon coordinates and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Boston
Liverpool
Carroll
Halifax
Minia
Duxbury
Elwell
Barstow
London
New York
Henry B Hyde
San Francisco
British Empire
J H P M
Cavalier
Hibbert
Rio Janeiro
Quebec
Equator
Great Victoria
Cannon
Plymouth
Gyda
Eriksen
Cardiff
Buenos Ayres
Norcross
Roop
Victoria VI
Ethel
Thomson
Portland
Rosario
Katie Stuart
Edwards
St Vincent
Glenorchy
Carlin
Arroyo
St Thomas
Norwich
Cape May
Henry B Cleaven
Brown
Barbados
Lal
Lon
Provincetown Fishing Outlook Quiet as Banks Run Sparse
News from Provincetown reports dull fishing across branches. Cape weirs found only a few barrels of mackerel and some herring bait while squid remain scarce. Many fleets have gone around the Cape and banks reports warn of a harsh season, with fish very scarce and crews at Virgin Rocks June 25. The Sch Lottie Kell, one month out, carried about 100 quintals with others similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Cape
Grand Bank
Virgin Rocks
Lottie Kell
Wrecks and arrivals mark July port notices abroad
A parade of ships and incidents across ports from Boston to London reports Acacia sailing from Surinam on June 19, Mary Jibbs loading for Boston, and Mars valued at £200,000 insured for £175,000. Aurora abandoned near Miramichi, Audacia struck by lightning, Lemuria ashore near Matane with cargo losses, Crystal City and Queen of Stonne sinks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Acacia
Kennedy
Surinam
Nantucket
Surnam
Mary Jiibbs
Moore
Mars
Pripsburg
Glover's Rock
Cape Small Point
James Garland
Camden
James Cobb
New Orleans
Audacia
ST John
Aurora
Mogey
Larne
Miramichi
Bacouche
Eva
Lewes
Del
Schenj Fabens
Demerara
St Louis
Crystal City
Sabine River
Wilmington
Quebec
Lemuria
Saville
Havana
Montreal
Matane
M Matane Beach
Matane River
Bateaux
New Bedford
Blossom
Cullyhunk Island
London
Numerous ships and routes show Atlantic and Caribbean clearance and sailings
In ports from Aux Cayes to Yarmouth, a flotilla of brigs, barks, ships, and steamers sailed or cleared for New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and European ports. Vessels named include Minnie Abbe, Gov Ames, Jens Nielsen, Aspatogan, Samuel H Hale, Stephen Bishop, Artemis, Santa Clara, Batavia, and many others with dates in June and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
Jamaica
America
Armstrong
New York
Antigua
Skjald
Phonneson
Montreal
Alculta
Ingomar
Sinclair
DEAL
Moss Rose
Purdy
Great Yarmouth
Lng
Dover
Eng
Passea
Ariadne
Great
Portland
Yokohama
San Francisco
Port
Agenor
Frost
Hulgerda
Hayden
Southern Cross
Bailey
Jitan
Aliyn
Great Admiral
Rowell
Alexander Yates
Durham
Mabel Jagior
Iarkee
Cardiff
Narwhal
Weston
Barks Velocity
Martin
Honolulu
Aron
Christiansen
Martha
Cooke
Kalakaua
Duncan
James G Bain
McNutt
Sir George V Jordan
Lyman
Malphong
Jeanie
Seneca
Kingston
Umbrina
Kerr
Halifax
Montego Hay
Turks Island
Alana
Colon
Yedmandale
Eglantine
Henry
Faulkingham
Lisbon
HL Routh
Kirby
New Ileans
Liverpool
Louis A Martinez
Scott
Pictou
Matanzas
Anna W Barker
Sargent
Rebecca M Walls
Theissing
Delaware
Aureole
Brien
Barados
Montevideo
Daisy
Nash
Oporlto
Agnes
Merseybelle
Arcot
Cates
Kings Ferry
Germania
City of Rome
RLO Grand& KO St i
Verdandi Ungberg
Sch Social
Boston
Southlampton
Trave
Bremen
Singapore
Elise
Rowehl
S K Lyman
Winkham
Evie J Ray
Shields
Albano
Baltimore
St Johns
Mary Lord, Smith
RINAM
Eugene Hale
Harding
Osion
Jago
Barnfora
Philadelphia
Wm . Mitchell
ST John
Avis
Farnsworth
Newark
Reaper
Wasson
Loth
Druid
Wilcox
Sarah
Harper
Wansea
Carrie Harvey
Wyatt
St Thomas
ST Siephens
Carlotta
Reed
Perth Amboy
SY Thomas
Can
Huano
Hoyer
Havre
Bellini
Robinson
London
Maritime arrivals and sailings from Atlantic ports
Shipping news notes vessels clearing and sailing from Baltimore Boston Bridgeport and Charleston with steamers from Eastern ports to Bremen Liverpool Demerara and Philadelphia. Listings include crewed ships such as Hermann Somoller Nessmore Eliott and Lo ch from New York to Portland Me and Bath Me with multiple schooners and brigs moving to and from Eastman Harps Well City Point Va and Beaufort scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ar Loth
Rhein
Warukes
Bremen
Peruvian
Wallice
Liverpool
John W Garret
Foster
New York
Ellwood Harlow
King
Albert T Stearns
Kelly
Bath
Maud Sherwood
Kelley
Nessmore
Eliott
Lewis Ehrman
Collison
Demerara
Gardiner
Deering
Rogers
Boston
Howard Williams
Fail River
Benjab Church
Eilis
Providence
Blackstone
Hermann
Romance
Benjamin B Church
Bati—Ar Oth
Marguerite
Laura
Marion
Eastman
Harpswell
Enterprise
Oliver
Ortland
Boothbay
Loch
John A Beckerman
City Point
Bridgeporl
Titmouse
Portland
Hattie Nickerson
Nickerson
Black Rock
Conn
Tempest
Wicks
Philadelphia
Charleston
Maggie J Lawrence
Thos P Jball
Beaufort
Vdrig H B Hussey
Weymouth
Calais
William Durea
Fleet of forty schooners sails north after becalmed drift
Chatham July 11 reports steamers Eleanora Wilkesbarre and tug Rattler with barges pass west as wind shifts, while a fleet of forty schooners previously becalmed over shoals begins moving north. Numerous vessels clear and sail from Boston to Philadelphia, New York, and other ports with many ships and brigs listed.
Passengers Arrive and Depart By Steamer Routes
From Jamaica by Kong Alf voyage Rev W E Bait lam and E O'Brien destined for Hamburg aboard Rheenia from New York. Passengers include Kk B Atkin Miss Villa Knox Charles Webber Samuel Goldstein. From Philadelphia by Parthian many travelers listed including Mrs LC Bray H Henderson J Henderson Mrs Ns Hale Miss HS Hale Mrs M Darraugh Edw G Hele Max Stern JT Thompson Mr W B tanguy RR Bunghhurst Mrs G S schively Miss A F Schively WH bartholome L W Linsebough James P Flood C W Ennis J C Finn Miss Finn Miss Kate Finn R K Sheppard N WK Hale Miss Eliza Roverts Miss Florence Fairland Mr G W Fairland Jos A Steele and wife J C Beatty Stephen Scully J S Attlebury 7 B Attlebury. From Boston for Savannah City of Macon with 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
Boston
Hamburg
Rheenia
New York
Kk B Atkin
Villa Knox
Charles Webber
Samuel Goldstein
Philadelphia
Parthian
LC Bray
H Henderson
J Henderson
Ns Hale
HS Hale
M Darraugh
G Hele
Max Stern
JT Thompson
W B Tanguy
Bunghurst
G S Schively
A F Schively
Bartholome
L W Linsebough
James P Flood
C W Ennis
J C Finn
Finn
Kate Finn
R K Sheppard
WK Hale
Eliza Roverts
Florence Fairland
G W Fairland
Jos A Steele
J C Beatty
Stephen Scully
J S Attlebury
Attlebury
Savannah
City of Macon
McMichael
M Washington
E Stewart
Postal Steamship Mails Schedule Highlights July Closures
Mails close at Boston for Trinidad and Tabasco and other destinations per Neptuno and Yarmouth lines, with various July 12 and July 18 deadlines. Specially addressed Cuba and other Caribbean ports noted. Additional routes include Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba, France, Great Britain, Germany, and Latin American endpoints via multiple steamships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Tabasco
Neptuno
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Jamaica
Bahama Islands
Jaermel
Aux Cayes
Hayti
Alvo
New York
Cuba
City of Columbia
Scotland
Devonia
New Nop
France
Havre
Austria
la Bretagne
Great Britain
Germany
Kremen
Einer
Yocksdal
Loeesstviesuswest
Pernambuco
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Curacoa
Savanilla
Cairagoria
Venezuela
Laguayra
San Antonio
LOK
Asgo
Costa Rtica
Port Limon
Foxhall
New Orleans
Santiago
United States of Colombia
Aspinwall
Panama
Mendez Nunez
Ae Rep
Halifax
Steamship mail deadlines to Pacific destinations from Boston
For Hawaiian Islands via Uma tilla from San Francisco with mails closing July 18 at 5:00 PM at the Boston office. For Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Alameda from San Francisco closing July 21 at 5:00 PM. For Society Islands via City of Papelli from San Francisco closing July 25 at 5:00 PM. Letters for Pacific steamers should be deposited in Boston eight or nine days before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Umatilla
San Francisco
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Alameda
Society Islands
City of Papelli
Atlantic Express
Liverpool
Queenstown
City OF
Henderson Brothers
New York
V. Dasey
Broad St
Lonton
Havana trade figures prompt advert restatement
Advertisers note a Havana shipment figure of 465000, not the precise amount. The catalog includes Cabanas Manuel Garcia and Henry Clay in light colors. Hotels clubs and the general trade will be supplied at the lowest possible prices.
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