Calcutta to New York and San Francisco chartered ships update
Special to the Post reports improved mapeering business with three ships chartered for Dundee, three for New York and one for San Francisco. Unfixed tonnage reduced to about 9000 tons. Charters to America include Avon for New York with full cargo at 550 dollars and other options.
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Calcutta
Dundee
New York
San Francisco
America
Boston
Elup
Shanghi
Lucania
Saigon
Frederica
Foreign Ports Routine Shipping Movements Report
A dated maritime brief lists multiple ships sailing or arriving at various ports, including Noordland to New York from Antwerp, Flora bound for New York, Kargaruhe to Baltimore, Caravan to New Orleans, Abana to Rio Janeiro, Tantee to New York, Trinacria to Naples, Letimbro to New York, Scandia to New York, La Broagne to New York, Roman to Boston and New York, Richmond Hill to New York, Powhatan to New York, Belle of Oregon to Hong Kong then load for Delaware Breakwater, Justin MH Inger soll to New York, Petriana to Philadelphia, Iniziativa and Utopia to New York, Birmania to New York, Birmania to New York, Highfield to New York, Hiram Emery at Caleta Buena loading nitrate, and other vessels noted with routes including Valparaiso, Talcahuana, Norfolk, Boston, and Philadelphia.
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Antwerp
Noordland
Berg
New York
Flushing
Adelaide
Flora
Nor
Anderson
Bremen
Kargaruhe
Ger
Baltimore
Barcelona
Caravan
Daggett
New Orleans
Cardiff
Saled
Abana
Cruikehanks
Rio Janeiro
Cadiz
Tantee
Ulmer
Trapani
Heston
Keffro
Ital
Russo
Dover
Car
Genoa
Letimbro
Hamburg
Scandia
Havre
la Bro Agne
Liverpool
Roman
Boston
Manhattan
London
Richmond Hill
Lisbon
Powhatan
Edwards
Manila
Belle
Oregon
Chadbourne
Hong Kong
Delaware
Philadelphia
Montevideo
Justin MH Ingersoll
Peterson
Malta
Petriana
Naples
Iniziativa
Hal
Utopia
Palermo
Birmania
Queenstown
Highfield
Avonmouth
Tarifa
Larks Francesco
Gibraltar
Poschich
Aus
Fiume
Caleta Buena
Web
Hiram Emery
Gorham
Valparaiso
United States
Vanillos
John
Eme
Wooster
Talcahuana
Deco
Havana
Nobska
Vineyard Sound
Drie Solarto
San Nicolai Mole
Sachs Ones
Dearborn
Nurfolx
Sath
Orace W Sacomber
Rehs
Orinoco
Satal
Alma Cumminga
Port Royal
Whilton
Portland
S B Kaplan
Salem
Magnolia
Gloucester
Nolska
Harry Prescott
Savannah
Minnie
Taylor
Wham Mason
Horatio Shaker
Isaac T Campbell
Martie A Holmes
St Thomas
Tug Mercury
Mary Whitridge
Norfolk
Boa
Ragia
Sorrento
Ciudad Condal
Italia
Mediterrana
St Kurch
Kuskara
Cuba
Ada
Providence
Spectau
Nashua
Ech Walker Piste
Pankwei
Uaere
Steaier
Ampton
Longstreet
Sen + News
Jono A Beckerman
Gammons
Phila
Eared
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Davis
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Kimball
Hero
Plummer
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Chatham
Saxon
Maverick
Iayonne
George M Grant
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Lyman W Ww
Charles H Spreque
Mokerson
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Tellaty
Nathan F Dixon
Dicken Block Island
Milliken
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Plamimer
Union Island
Riland
Spector
Tag Nickerbocker
Ad Woodard
Abrahams
Horse Island
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Loth
Vancouver
Halifax
Tilton
Gifford
Uilliard
Nellie Ee
Alfred Keene
Greely
Newark
Bramhall
Pottaville
Rattlesnake
Bridge
Harrisburg
Standare
Spartan
Aries
Idn Howard
Middleton
South
Harold’ C Beecker
Nickerson
New Haven
Eliza J Seyibauer
Seaman
Astral
Hull
Washington
Port Antonio
Mississippi
Ending
Portamouth
Samara
Williamsport
Navally Staples
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Pensacola
Trig Weakaway
Swan
Guantanamo
Hattie Nickerson
Port Katona
Barks
Newburyport
Assyrian
Glasgow
Rider
Cambridge
Rob Koy
Parker
Matangas
Fannie Kimmey
Melvin
Cardenas
Harold C Beecher
Bridgeport
KE M Reed
Parsons
John D Williams
Longhirst
Frank Leaming
Morton
Rockport
H T Ledges
Siarper
Leander
Beebe
Thatcher
Rebecca M Smith
Grace
Fred A Bmerson
Johnson
Rocklan
Boothwort
Albemarle
Brown
Navassa
Vineyard Haven
Oronoes
Upham
Nagam
St John
Marine notes on Nevens to be converted and barge use
The Nevens steamship formerly seen between this port and New York is sold to a Philadelphia buyer and will be cut down to a coal barge for Philadelphia to Baltimore service. A schooner collision at the wharf caused jib loss. repairs to be done locally. Weekly ship notices report adrift, notices to mariners, weather and fog data, pilot charts, and wreck reports among many details, with numerous vessels visited and reports distributed.
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Metropolitan Line
Nevens
Trv
New York
Philadelphia Peste
Philadelphia
Hasterp
Marion F Sprague
Baltimore
Damrede Gate
Boston
Phic
Greeenwich
Greenwich
Montevideo
Maritime disaster list and 1891 January report
Bureau Veritas publishes January 1891 maritime disaster statistics by flag nation. Sailing vessels total 94 with multiple nationalities. steamers total 23 with several missing. Reports include several incidents: steamer Lord Gough sighting, barge collision near Alsenbora, Nellie leaking at Havana, wreckage from Italian bark, and various vessels leaking or ashore off New York and Cape Otway.
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Merwice
Bureau Veritas
Steamera
SPHIA
Lord Gough
Liverpool
Sandy Hook
New York
Alsenbora
Baltimore
Absau
Hark Nellie
Slade
Goodwin
Havana
Delaware
Principesaa Marghereta di I
Erie Basin
London
W B Go 'Frey
San Francisco
Melbourne
Cape Otway
Vineyard Haven
Srig Solario
Kinston
West Indies
Boston
Vineya Sound
Gay Head
Sch
Elm City
Battler
Bath Bath schooner set for launch at Deering’s Yard
A four masted schooner is planned to mirror the Fanny Crowen launched at Bath. Wesley Miller is named aboard with Captain Peter H Crowell in charge. Bids are requested for construction as stockholders mainly hail from Fall River. The vessel will differ by being two feet wider and captained by Eliot Rogers, formerly of William O Snow.
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Deering
Bath
Wesley Miller
Peter H Crowell
Fanny Crowen
Fall River
Sw. Vé.sei
Eliiot Rogers
Seh
William O Snow
Fishermen Shipment Arrives With Large Haddock Load
Coastal traders report arrivals on March 14 from Shore fishing including Ibs Horace & Parker with 45,000 pounds of haddock, William B Wellington 20,000 pounds, Horace Alvert Georges 16,000 pounds, plus 1000 pounds halibut among noted vessels and crews. Names listed include Willig H Jordan Alice Hawkes Golden Rule Josie Johnson Lucy Devin Oceanus Hattie R Worcester Susie Hooper Lizzie J Jones K V Nichols Emerald Estella Leinon Abby A Snow.
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Gloucester
Horace & Parker
Light Vessel 40 to be replaced at Five Fathom Bank
The Light House Board reports that Light Vessel No 40 at Five Fathom Bank New Jersey will be removed for repairs around April 30. It will be replaced by the schrift with a fixed white light at each masthead. the replacement vessel will lack topmasts and jib-boom and will bear Relief Five Fathom Bank in large white letters on each side. A bell will signal in fog and thick weather, and an automatic whistling buoy will be deployed nearby. Repair completion will trigger return of Light Vessel 40.
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Fathom Bank
Light House Board
New Jersey
Hydrographic Office
C Ruechenberger
Part Antonio
Jamaica
Folly Point
Weatern Chartor
Navy
Western Harbor
Iey Heak
Harry Stewart
Sugua
Cuba
Baruadoes
Shelbourne
John Swan
Prince
Paraense
Sidebotham
York
Calcutta
Sangor
Gov Robie
New York
Samuel Shelfield
Avonia
Boston
Mary L Cushing
Newburyport
Kray
Audrani
Arner
Genoa
Jennie Harkness
Amesbury
Sidney
Nsw
Avana
Eleazer
Uartaret
Glenorchy
Curry
Oston
Nassau
Nellie M. Slade
Goodwin
Llavana
Panama
Sydney
San Francisco
Charles Tl Trickay
Baltimore
Mayaguez
Sailea
Illard
Hoson
Tinagua
Navarch
Wilson
Hampton Roads
Port Marla
Maren
CC Sweeney
Hayford
Philadelhia
Ldg
Eth
Rio Grande DO Sul
la Port
Stella Wiese
RUSA
Hattie N Bangs
Barnard
John H Crandon
Norwell
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Syanara
Henshaw
Newark
Silcon
Bartlett
Navassa
Carteret
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Minnie
Cleveland
Maggis
Chadwick
Cameron
Diane
Williams
Grace Cushing
Ardson
Sabrina
Harrington
Ale
Massachousetts
Suffolk
Superior Court
A. D
Boston Cordage
National Cordage Company
Jersey
Sewall and Day Cordage Pany
Plymouth Cordage Company
Suffolk Cordage Company
New Bedford Cordage Couny
Brown
John Roe
Richard Roe
Louis Curtis
Copartners
Brown Brothers & Co
Commonwealth
Boston Post
Tn Boston
Jos. A. Willald
Domestic Ports Clear for Apalachicola and Nearby
Melbourne era port records show numerous steamers and schooners clearing on March 13 for destinations including Pernambuco, Rio Janeiro, Hamburg, and London. Vessels list names such as Charles F Mayer, Edith Lerwind, P J Carleton, and Annie Henderson among others, with loading and sailing notes across multiple ports including New York, Baltimore, and New Orleans. Brunswicks and Chathams also appear with schedules and gale reports noted for March 15.
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Apalachicola
Fla
Florence J Allen
Eastman
Philadelp Baliimors
Cone
Niwacd
Wathe
York
Matanzas
George A Moladdin
Malcomson
Portland
Norman
Nderson
A Tarsal Pees
Dean
Thomas
Houston
Joho A Griffin
Webb
Ton
Nathan Easterbrook
Blake
Providence
Ath
Harles F Mayer
Gaston
Alleghany
Lord Lansdowne
Swansea
Gapna
New York
Pernambuco
Etc
Edith Lerwind
Meiride
Cardenas
May McMarland
Smsil
Savannah
Samuel
Sharps
Piero
Frances
Thompson
Rio Janeiro
PJ Carleton
Crosbie
San Diego
Cal
Mary Gibbs
Mooré
London
Edith Oleout
Henry R Tilton
Stenwer Francisca
Liverpool
Ore Pranem
Janeiro
P J Carsten
Gt Gino
Bertha Dean
Cata
Brunswick
Annie Are Henderson
Henderson
Sail Sachs Festina
Philbrook
Wilmington
Dal Edward Avery
Howley
New Hove
Viola
Smith
Hoan
John Hoross
Flora Rogers
Johnson
Geo Beer Perm
Perth Amboy
Sadie Wilcutt
Brown
Kermoda Hundred
Wm H Kensel
Lapminorts
Bessie Brown
Orto Beleast
Vulcan
Lancaster
Essex
Cottage City
H Dimock
City of Macon
Winthrop
Kerks
Eva & Pounlass
C B Orcutt
J Moulton
Mr Hope
William M Bird
Helen H Benedict
Mattie A Franklin
Gundes
Maritime Traffic and Arrivals From Port Cities
Shipping notices from coastal ports describe steamer and schooner movements along with cargoes, arrivals, and departures. Vessels including Fortia Eastgate and other steamers bound for New York, and numerous bark and schooner movements recorded at Darien, Noank, Portland, and Providence, with wind conditions noted.
Ship Letters to Vessels at Boston Port March 14 List
A published list of letters addressed to ships and craft at the Boston Port office for Saturday March 14 compiled by Alonzo F. Johnson. The roster names steamships, barges, brigs, and schooners such as Mackinaw Norman and Goldenbowe with captains and recipients including several schooners and scows.
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Boston
Bark
Goldenbowe
A K Meservey
Schr
Tiene
Andrew Mo Ilelland
Stewmashi Mackinaw
Alvin Merrill
M Bird
J Morten
Oltawa
Charles Oke
E Walkett
Charlea C Olason
Eter
H Crowell
Uh Nielsen
Kuamausen
Charley S Stirn
Ripon
Ocean steamers for Bos' ton and more ships list
A bulleted shipping list shows multiple ocean steamers with origins such as Hamburg Matanzas Antwerp Liverpool Hull and London. Entries include ships Ereon Cir Salamanca Gaux Pasay Orromas Series Palomo and others with dates Feb 23 to Mar 13 and delivery or due dates March 16 to March 22. Agents and consignees include C Furness American Sugar Refining Co Munderloh Co Thayer & sevency Covoxzavo Sanderson & Son Bos ton Fruit Co Nav 0 Alex Martin and others.
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BOS’ Ton
Ereon Cir
Hamburg
C Furness
Salamanca
Matanzas
American Sugar Refining Co Consignee
Thayer
Palomo
Helps Bros
Consignees
Covoxzavo
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & Son
8Amooa
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Co
Consignee Gnagencok
Dan
Shipping Schedule Notices From Hamburg to New York
A dense list of consignments with origins from Hamburg Antwerp Palermo Liverpool Glasgow Bluefields and more, showing due dates March 9 to March 26 and agents such as James Turpie Warren & Co and Oelrichs & Co. Multiple cargo routes include New York Havana La Guayra and Ostend with a note that the list is published each Monday and Thursday.
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Stewworrt
Hamburg
Antwerp
Dune
Anderloh & Co
James TuRpie
Palermo
Aibralter
Romak
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Agen
Barmatian
Glasgow
H & A Allan
Nyassa
Bluefields
New York
Youvin
Havana
NY & Cuba
Tursdat
Vexxzveta
la Guayra
Red “D” Line
Brrrawate
J B Ismay
Oetat Gift of
P Wright Sons
Hag
P Wright & Sons
Bava
Miremen
Oelriche & Co
Marich
Ruora
RJ Curtis
Tits Uist
Overseas mail sailings and close times updated
The list details postponed and special addressed correspondence for many routes from New York and Boston to destinations including Porto Rico Curacoa Venezuela Savanna Germany Denmark Sweden Norway Cuba Great Britain Ireland France Belgium Netherlands Norway Austria Jamaica Spain Portugal Russia Turkey Nova Scotia Yarmouth and more. It specifies ships such as Smeaton Tower Havel Saratoga City of New York Friesland Muriel Athos Orinoco La Bourgogne Maasdam Rider Yamuri and others with March dates and 8 pm or 9 am close times, plus later entries for Pacific routes via San Francisco and Boston.
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Porto Rico
Smeaton Tower
New York
Curacoa
Venezuela
Savanna Vis
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Havel
Cuba
Saratoga
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Switzerland
Austria
Jaly
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Turkey
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Friesland
Spm
Bor
Winward Islands
Muriel
Haytiand
Colombia
Colon Anda
Athos
Bermuda
Orinoco
Canada
Jeremie
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Alvena
Progreso
Ciudad Condal
Brazil
la Platte
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St Croix
Barbados
Trinidad
Demerara
Windward Island
Newport News
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la Bourgogne
Maasdam
Nyper
Etruria
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Mexican
Central America
Guatemala
South Pacific
Colon
Newfoundland
Halifax
Carroll
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