Ship News Notice to Captains at Signal Station
Observations made July 13 at the United States Signal Station Boston at 74 m height note wind direction weather velocity and high water and moon phases. Captains are advised to correct barometer readings by adding one one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level.
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United States
Bost
Vineyard Haven
Sir Georgia Berry
Peth Amboy
Portsmouth
Cowl
Dexter
New Bedford
Nantucket
Texas
Navy Yard
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Naval Establishment
Virginia
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Construction and Repair
B. Harmony
the Navy
Boston Water Works
City Hall
Boston
Water Board
Gale and arrivals report from Samana voyage to Boston
Friday July 13 arrived Br steamer Samana enfield Port Antonio Jamaica July 5 with fruit to Boston Fruit Co. Gale began July 11 from SW veering west for 46 hours. Several steamers and brigs listed with destinations and captains. Weather noted as strong northwest winds at Highland Light July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samana
Enfield
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston Fruit Co
Lon
Fathlin
Bergen
Gen Whitney
Kearse
New York
H M Whitney
Rattlesnake
Reed
Philadelphia
Pen
Robichau
Port Acadia
Brsch
Dart
Whittaker
St John
Jessen
Hvson
Mahone Bay
Maud H Dudley
Bath
Oliver
Beaufort
Port Royal
Henry Sutton
Pierce
Googetown
Iva'l Ferris
Barrett
Wallace
Baltimore
Lawrence Haines
Tibbetts
Weehawken
Lucinda
Potter
Greenport
Norfolk
Sarah W Lawrence
Farrow
Battier
Nina Tillson
Green
Mount Hope Crowley
John Smith
Foss
Hoboken
Georgia
Steers
Catalonia
Atkin
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Yarmouth
Doane
JG Hall & Co
Alder
Mobn
Baracoa
Geo Harding
Iowa
Owens
Warren & Co
Gwent
Lund
Seaverns & Co
Soiss Leur de Lis
Sorensen
Silas Sanborn
Viola May
Fisher
Hillsboro
JL Sullivan
Brieks
Emily J White
Cloney
Sand River
HC Andrews
Ahna
Johnson
Economy
Star of the East
Collins
Hilode
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
Charles F Williams
Sir Thomas N Stone
McDonald
Washington
Schsiknos
B. Philips
Lavinia Campbell
Annie P Chase
Union
Amherst
Balder
Wilkesbarre
Port Johnson
Morse
David Brown
St Cloud
R A Fisher
Ellen M Baxter
Highland Light
Mass
W Morse
Berks
Mary
Wellington
Lauetime
el Callao
Boston
Boston Coal Freights Show Weak Rates Amid Loading Shortages
Boston reports weak coal freights with demand for stone tonnage and ample ice tonnage. Several schooners and brigs chartered to Boston, Salem, and New York at varying rates from 60c to $1 per hundredweight, plus steamers and bark cargoes to Rosario, Buenos Aires, and Havre. Maritime activity expands from Kennebec to Newfoundland and Hong Kong with crude oil and refined oil shipments noted.
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Boston
Kennebeckers
Georgetown
Norfolk
Fall River
Moston
Baltimore
Salem
Plymouth
Alaska
Newrt News
Colon
Sir William Crench
Little Glace Bay
Newburyport
Brunswick
Rosario
Brayton
Ale ‘Ada
Parrsboro
Clyde
Bari “Uimi
Buenos Ayres
Vark
New York
Iuenos Ayres
Bon Justo
Portland
Greenock
Harhurst
Kennebec
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlantic City
Clack’s Cove
Bangor
Annapolis
East Oathbay
Kennebe
Staltimore
Charleston
Laura
Port Spain
Clotilde
Wiscasset
Pensacola
Roexport
Ale
Gdle
Lanesville
Boson
Newark
Venice
St Martins
Portsmouth
Lonanza
Havre
Sol Laura
Hatteras
Woods Hall
Oston
Hillsboro
New Zealand
Pioneer
St Pierre
Nina
Norway
Weymouth
Elizabethport
Apple River
San Frangcisco
Cleomene
Cork
Vengoliyna
Markene Bay
Orchomene
Powhatan
Linder
Struan
Liverpool
Blanchad
Baltic
Stratholme
Philadelhia
Java
Venturosa
Fort
Rio Janeiro
Angara
General Cargo
Hannah Blanchard
United Kingdom
Giuseppe Castagliola
Ital
Myimouth
Nord America
Jumvc
Minnie Abbe
Jamaica
Wood
Don Jacinto
Turk’s Island
Salt
Seir Harold Beecher
Bermuda
Sidney G Hupper
Newart News
Strom’s
Rocky Glen
Erth Amboy
J van Dusen
St Join
Cadiz
Niceto
St John
Norma
Ireland
England
Alice Ada
Varrscoro
Ayr
Hong Kong
Electra
Escort
San Francisco
Hello
Gloucester Cod Totals Gain in Week’s Arrivals
From our correspondents Gloucester reports 58 vessel arrivals this week carrying 1,267,000 pounds cod 130,009 pounds halibut 15,000 pounds hake 7,000 pounds cask 4,000 pounds haddock and 475 barrels of mackerel. Other notices cover steamers and sailings with ports including Philadelphia Boston New York and Salem and note storm damage and a westward move of the steamer Standard.
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Gloucester
Ichsertha May
Monitor
Grand Bank
RK Lane
Georges
Salem
Rebecca A Taulane
Champion
Philadelphia
Sailer
Susan
Ritchie
Perkins
Silver Spray
Mahoney
New York
Vineyard Heaven
Standard
Stevens
Boston
Steamiug
Vosburg
Scis
Corvo
Kennedy
Iindoro
Billings
Hoboken
Hingham
Empress
Hatch
Maggie Mulvey
Messervey
L’erth
Aimboy
Bertha E Glover
Spear
Sarah L Davis
Burgss
Rockport
Mass
Flora Condon
Chidwick
Elizabethport
Belfast
Ivetta
Steamer Standard
C . Vanhorn
Jane Adelmeschs Nu Skinner
Sarah Erightengale
Amelia P
Win Fi Mitchell
Sunlight
Mahon Ly Rockhill
Osprey
Caroline
Kimpress
Bertha M Glover
Izetta
Kenduskeag
Martinique
Gazelle
Frank L P
Carl Schultz
Albus
Mars
Boster
W. Fresh
Maritime Notices From Atlantic and Northeast Ports
Maritime items report Steamer Erin from Baltimore to Port Antonio losing its propeller key after July 2. Ongoing vessel incidents include Sch Allen Gurney struck by squall near Hell Gate, Bremena grounding off Colorado Reefs, and Pensacola salvaging cargo after anchorage. New London schooner W F Miller foundered near Faulkner Island. American Chief assisted to Rockland. Collisions, groundings, and salvage operations populate accounts from Philadelphia to Boston, including Unity’s rudder loss near Capelin Point, and various tug and wrecking mobilizations.
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Boston
Erin
Baltimore
Port Antonio
Allen Gurney
Gurney
Amboy
Norwich
Hell Gate
City Island
Havana
Bremena
Cienfuegos
Colorado
Montana
Pensacola
Genoa
New London
Conn
W F Miller
Faulkner Island
Wrecker Scott
New York
Rockland
Eastern Point
Confidence
Philadelphia
Cbe Robinson
Wilmington
Ansenada
Sir Rebecca M Wall
Boothbay
Delaware Bay
Robinson
Wasp
Mersey
Hypatia
Thomason
Garston
Yarrsboro
Sunshine
Synith
St John
Col.raine
Portrush
Yarmouth
Unity
Conaughton
Loston
Capelin
Seal Island
Chegoggin
Steamers and Barks Arrive From Across the Atlantic
Reports list ships and arrivals with ports from Antigua to Hamburg. Notable entries include the steamer Chateau Margaux sailing from Pauillac to New York and several bark ships such as Laura Arthur and Kate F Troop from distant ports. A Chatham wind shift recalls a wreck rescue off Monomoy with Captain Morgan and family, and a damaged schooner lays open to sand.
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Antigua
Manuel R Cruza
Bayles
New York
Aspinwall
Colorado
Antwerp
Fillippino
Bertolotto
Brunswick
Baltacast
Urisol
Mary Hasbrouck
Ludwigs
Philadelphia
Bratavla
John M Clerk
Pendleton
Macassar
Luenos Ayres
Laura
Me. Arthur
Rosario
Cape Magdalen
Kate F Troop
Quebec
Adelaide
Callao
Miay
Mabel
Lobos de Rivera
Chatham
Morgan
Fr. H. Odiorne
Monomoy
New Bedford
Boston
Hanekerchief Shoal
Childen
Pigby
New Brunswick
Colby
Global Merchant Fleet Movements Across Ports
Shipping notices list vessels sailing and in port from Hong Kong to Montreal and Boston. Entries include steamers, brigs, and ships such as Gellert, Pomeranian, Elbe, and California, with ports of call like New York, Honolulu, Saigon, Shanghai, Liverpool, and Yokohama. Several vessels report arrivals, departures, and cargoes or missions, reflecting extensive international maritime activity.
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Hong Kong
H Pritzenberg
Ahrens
Honolulu
Hadn Brown
Havener
New York
New City
Bray
Saigon
Alexander Yates
Dunham
Shanghai
Bth
Ruby
Robvins, Inc
Velocity
Martin
Antoinette
Mknnie
San Francisco
Ane Catherine
Anderson
Victoria
London
Spain
Liverpool
Gellert
Hamburg
Lake Winnipeg
Sarnia
Montreal
Low Point
M Bird
Morrill
Sydney
Boston
Pomeranian
Dalaiel
Corean
Menzies
Glasgow
Moncton
Reid
Abbie Clifford
Storer
Daylight
Foster
Francis
Bonner
Rio Janeiro
Quebec
Murciano
Lazzaraza
Cardens
Polynesian
Wylie
Levership
Equator
Crosby
Frank
Brunn
Granton
Statfa
Wry
Sault An Cochon
Marne
Haagensen
Elsie
Christiansen
Plymouth
Canopus
ST John
Sdis
Grant
New Beds
Monmouthshire
Suez
Republic
Holmes
Africa
Buchanan
Benlawers
Webster
City of Peking
Dearborn
Domestic Ports Update From Long Wharf Ledger
Ships and brigs from Astoria to Portsmouth trade ports listed with arrivals and clearances on the 12th through 18th. Commodities include bark Maiden City brig Florence steamers Procida Colina and Servia, many schooners and brigs, with multiple listings for Boston Philadelphia New York and Portland harbors.
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Astoria
Maiden City
Montgomery
Portland
Florence
Atkins
New York
Baltimore
Stockton
Alien
Wood
Stephen G Loud
Terry
New London
Eleanor
Poole
Kennebec
Has H Haskell
Silsbury
Fernandina
Wm R Huston
Chadwick
Somerset
Chase Church
Lent
Providence
Erastus Wintan
Bennett
John K. Fell
Crowley
Henry P Mason
Percy
Kennevec
Mattie May
Richardson
Procida
Fendt
Rio Janeiro
Santos
Alleghany
Parker
Boston
Pirate
Graham
Port Antonio
Montauk
Jenkins
Isristol
Albert W Smith
Jerry
Normandy
Rivers
Yale
Simpso
Salem
Daylight
Hodgdon
Calvin
Baker
C C Dame
Joshua Baker
Loth
Lady Bannerman
Abaco
Woodward Abrahams
Colina
St Jago
Bangor
Chas Heath
Pendleton
Perth Amboy
Addie
Hf Ho
Yena A Cotton
Cramer
Raymond ‘S Maull
Smith
J H Wainright
Phillips
Eri
Lawry
Jonathan Bourne
Thompson
E H Naylor
Wilson
Philadelphia
Maria W Norwood
Coombs
William Frederick
Charleston
Nellie Doe
Abner Taylor
New Bedford
Francis Ken
Dennis
J P Mer
James H Gordon
Mary Lora
William H Keeney
Darien
Creared
Perpetua
Great Yarmouth
Harrior
Dutch Island Harbor
Fred Jackson
Littlefield
James Boyce, Jr
Duncan
Emily Baymore
Yreka
Fall River
Sylvester Hale
Coleman
Taunton
Emma
Luther
Hyannis
Abel C Buckley
Adams
Mattie J Alles
Crocket
Powers
Mobile
Harriet S Jackson
Carbarien
Sir Humphrey Davy
Port Natal
Norfolk
Casper Heft
San Juan
Liverpool
Mary A Hall
Belfast
Katie B Ogden
Bertha Warner
New Orleans
Louisiana
Chalmette
Newport News
Clandebaye
Ball
Newport
Galveston
Sarah S ‘Yler
Herman B Ogden
Harrington
Annie Louise
Robert Liair
Rockland
John Crockford
Twilight
New Haven
Emily E Birdsrill
Chambers
Charley Woolsey
Low
R D Sturgis
Blaisdeil
Calais
Gracie
Lane
Waesland
Antwerp
Jersey City
Swansea
Orinoco
St Croix
Woutan
Hamburg
Fruen
Raphen
Bahia
Kate
Crowiey
Havana
Albertshiattz
Thurlow
Fernandia
Seud
Givan
Barbadoes
Samuel 8Sthorpe
Pearce
Eins
Tremen
Germanic
Island
Stettin
Storm King
Scythia
John S Beacham
Ginn
Richmond
James G Ogden
Martin
Virginia
van Dusen
Freddie Hiecken
Eleanora
Barks Fryen
Babia
Lincoln
Baron
Scud
Barbados
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de Mary Gray
L. B. Cowperthwaite
Neilie KE
Gray
Chase
Paomes Hix
Joseph Hall
John Cadwalader
Sullivan
Grace Cushing
Thomaston
George Nevinter
Gardiner
Amboy
Oakley
New
Hopkins
Laguayra
Ohio
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Holland
Foot
London
Leerdain
Stenger
Rotterdam
Idith Godden
St Ann’s Bay
Anchoria
Brown
Glasgow
Hugo
Kulhken
Amsterdam
Oneida
Luffon
San Francisco
Barks
Golden Fleece
Armstrong
Bridgetown
Palander
Ombholt
Buenos Ayres
Falmouth
Merriam
Windsor
N.Y
Lizzie Curry
McCillom
Edith Sheraton
St. John
aAnt
Mobil
Nilsson
Sierra Leone
Clutha
Joyce
St. Pierre
Palma
Nicholson
Ponce
Lidorado
Staples
Colon
Williams
Edward Johnson
Whitestone
Flora Abbott
Gifford
David K Akin
Fuller
Jennie
Sinclair
Grace K Green
Seaward
Pavilion
Norwood
Vportland
Addie H Cann
Haines
South America
Sarah Louise
Clinton
St Jones
Cook
Amelia G Ireland
A & E Hooper
Willetts
Geo R Vreeland
Blake
Garland
Libby
Saco
Scandinavian
Parthian
Delaware Breakwater
Norena
Haroldine
Tibbitts
Vochasset
Herrick
Dolphin
Jewetl
Swhs Bay State
Kaker
Pochasset
Boston to Liverpool and Other Transatlantic Passengers List
A passenger list from Boston shows travelers sailing to Liverpool on Cunard’s Cata lonia including Denis Denehy Peter King H Pennington Edward Sanford and many others with cabin and steerage allocations. Additional lines detail passengers bound for Liverpool Bremen Bremen Havre and Remen on Norddeutscher Lloyd and Transatlantique ships with names from Boston to New York and onward.
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Boston
Liverpool
Cunard
Catalonia
Denis Denehy
Peter King
H Pennington
Edward Sanford
Mary Anne Donkin
BF Gullison
Child
William Knowlton
W R Warren
Corbet
Otto Grundmann
Charles Carleton Coffin
Isabel Mackay
AK Miller
Agnes M Lierson
Charlotte Cormick
George C Crehore
Lucy C Crehore
Thomas Hockley
William S Hockley
Joseph Wallace
C A Potter
Joseph Anderson
Bremen
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Alter
New York
W S Houghton
Houghton
Miss & G Houghton
J M Stanwood
William B Gale
Samuel D Warren
Cornelia Warren
Mary Bliss
Rogers
JB Batchelder
Sophia EX
Dwight
N Symonds
Remen
Elder
Professor J D Whitney
Cyrus H Bates
Paul Stucklen
Ferdinand M Stucklen
Godfrey Morse
W E Hodgkins
Havre
Transatlantique
Ia Normandie
S Haward
Alice Howard
S B Siegesmond
J Hurd Hutchins
G Hutchins
KE Hutchins
E Way
Idgar Parker
Mails Close at Boston for Various Steamship Routes
Postal deadline listings show mail closes at Boston for Anatan and other routes on July 14 with departures on steamships Catalonia and Cata lonia to Europe and supplementary service. Nova Scotia, Brazil, La Plata via multiple ships. Windward islands. Cuba by rail to Tampa and thence steamship to Key West, daily 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
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Anatan
B. Ward, Jr
New Orleans
Great Britain
Ireland
Catalonia
Boston
Nova Scotia
Carroll
Brazil
la Plata
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barbados
Trinidad
Demerara
Windward Islands
Steamship Advance
Newport News
Dieters Wee Ee
Cuba
Tampa
Key West
Fla
Trans-Pacific mail deadlines and routes listed
For Japan, Shanghai, Iong Kong and dependent Chinese ports, and for the East Indies except British India, Straits Settlements, Siam and Dutch East Indies, per steamship City of New York from San Francisco July 21. For Australia Fiji Islands New Zealand Samoan and Hawaiian islands per steamship Zealandia from San Francisco July 30 closes at Boston Sunday July 22 at 1 pm or Society Islands per ship City of Papeili from San Francisco July 31. Correspondence for trans Pacific mails should be mailed at Boston at least eight days previous to date given above.
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Japan
Shanghai
Iong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
City of
New York
San Francisco
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zealandia
Boston
Society Islands
Incoming steamers due Saturday July 14 Agents list
Shipping notices show steamers arriving on July 14 with agents and destinations including Ripon City Antwerp Jamaica and Glasgow. Vessels named include Phoenician City of Macon Progress and Baracoa with July 15 and July 12 listings for Liverpool Savannah and Yarmouth. Multiple firms such as Rich & Barnard J G Hall & Co and H & A Allan appear as agents or handlers.
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Aout
Ripon City
Antwerp
C Furness Hertha
Baracoa
Tiww&crnoyes Pavonia
Liverpool
Alex Martin Progress
Damaica
Geo H Harding
Phoenician
Glasgow
H & A Allan City of
Macon
Savannah
Rich & Barnard
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Fragmented Shipping Ledger Notes and Dates
Fragmentary OCR shows shipping dates and destinations with names like London Amsterdam Liverpool Glasgow Havre and July entries. Mentions F Wd Hurst Adye Co Umbria Devonia La Bourgogne and Henderson Bros. Seems to be a market or shipping schedule fragment with several July 2 to July 7 entries and a due date of July 14.
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Erin
London
Wd Hurst Edam
Amst’dam
Adye & Co
Umbria
Liverpool
Wil Brownd Co
Canada
Oss
Hurst
Devonia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros la Bourgogne
Havre
Louis de Bebi
Republic
J Blamay
Maritime Schedule Fragments From A Historic Rail Ledger
A fragmentary train and shipping schedule lists destinations such as London Liverpool Philadelphia Yarmouth and Halifax. Names like Warren & Co J G Hall & Co and Har son Loring appear with times in the afternoon and morning slots across July dates, including July 17 18 20 21 and locations in Britain and America.
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Destin
London
Furness
Catalonia
Liverpool
Alex Martin Carroll
Ifax
Har
Loring Norman
Phil
Sampson Lowa
Warren & Co
Kansas
Yarmouth
Hall & Co
Spartan
Sampson
Virginia
City of
Macon
Savannah
Rich
N& Barn
J G Hall & Co
Hse Itingeyise Oe
Halifax
Har’son Loring Parthian
Philadel’a
E B Sanson Pavonid
Alex Martin
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Copartnership Notices
O'R LB
Melvin A. Blanchard
Caspar F. W. Sittig
William Sittig
Janehard
W. Sittig
J. A. Teeling
Sudbury Strep
Arch St
Boston Water Board
Ward
Long and
Moen Islands
Boten Harbor
Synee the Water Board
Thomas F. Doherty
William B. Smart
Robert Grant
Frobate
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Irene Bei« Sik
Quincy
James M. Keith
Dedham
Oston Post
George Whitt
Ommon Wealth
Massachusetts
John E. Tilton
Suffolk
John G. Tilton
David A. Andrews
South Street
Boston Post
John VW. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Massachusetits
Mary Bresnauan
Bresnehan
Said County
Oren
Knapp
Somerville
Middlesex
Beston
Linfolk
John W. McKim. Esquire
Joseph Helmes
Perancisca HtLikes
Txecatrix
Arthur Y. Dulgham
John W. Brigham, Jr
Admi
Anna D. Brigham
Joan W. Brigham, Jr
Admir
Totece
Maxlmilloin Sprassel
Marl& Strassel
Netter
James Coplver
James C. Dugan
Mary Welsh
Toston
Tomer DE
Charles Hickling
SutYo.k
George H. Bradford
Adinr
Otick
John Sullivan
Johanna Sullivan
James
Freeman Clarke
Elliot C. Clarke
Waslache
Sufeolk
James F. Cleary
Sunfolk
Wiliam P. Nickerson
James J. Goodrich
Aanlnes
Redi
Ceca c. C. Powers
Eiceh
Malona Brothers
Chelsea
Suffolk County
W. F. Kimball
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