Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances in March Voyage Notes
Port of Boston records show arrivals of several steamers from London Messina and Port Antonio with cargoes for Boston firms. Reports note fog, easterly winds, and occasional rough seas, with a noted sighting of an immense Magy ship at sea. Also lists steamers cleared for Liverpool Yarmouth and other ports, and departures including Ottoman and Rialto.
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Boston
TursdAy
Columbian
Parry
Liverpool
Thayer &Lincoln
Columb
Gain
Nessmore
Baxter
London
Wm Johnston & Co
Neasmore
James Wee
Smith
Messina
Falermo
Phelps Bros & Co
Gibraltar
Sable Island
Hanson
Philadelhia
Oporto
New York
Ethelred
Port Antonio
Boston Fruit
Nime
Mader
Nauss
Mahone Bay
DeLong
Baltimore
Sama
Jam
Salamanca
H M Whitney
Highland Light
Rialto
Caroline Miller
City of Macon
Creare
Orient
Leading Wind fire prompts auction sale in Auckland
In Auckland on March 1 the Boston ship Leading Wind, Captain F M Hincksey, struck by fire, was condemned and to be sold at auction for all parties’ benefit. The fire damaged deck beams, deck, skin, and tween decks. repairs appear heavy, with lowest tender around £6000. An inquiry into the fire’s cause is planned.
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Auckland
Leading Wind
F M Hincksey
Apenene
Hinckley
Newport
N. H
Supreme Judicia Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetta
Boston
Suffolk
International Trust Company
Aporation
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Hogan
Aaid
Miller's River Gas Light Company
Pansies
Athol
Worcester
Commonwealth
International Trust Company of
Worcester County
Massachusetts
A. D
County
Miller’s River
Isea
Miller’s River Gas Light Company
Soion L. Wiley
Miller
River Gas Light Company
Iain Miller
River Gas Light
Athol Electric Lighting & Power Ompany
Iala Miller's River Gas Light Company
Mortegages
International Trust CO
John M. Graham
Charles F. Coffin
Arles H. Crocker
Adaline B. Beal
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Ee Wealth
Moses Williams
Laura L. Case
Mindlesex
Phere E. Case
Somerville
Fred Joy
Winchester
Tesex
Cambridge
Middlesex
Sareoy
Georg M, Brooks
Ens Dudge
Salad Court
J. H. Tyler
Massachu
Henry F. Clinton
Mary E. Wangle
Sala
Jenny W. McoKro
James F. Gay
Sai
Hoston Post
Ilness
Elwah George
George A
Sledman
John W. McKim
Tol Ta
Catherine M. Sparr
Henry F. Sparre,jr
The
Boston Poat
George A. Dary
Lucy Stedman
Sted
Jonny W. McKim
Elizabeth M. Thompson
Massachuse
George P. Christopher
Rebecca Christopher
Withens
William
Dexter
George Blagden
Anna Tucker Phillips
Joan W. McKis
Supreme Judicial Court For
Oie Ton
Intere National Trust Company
Athol Electric Lighting and Ower Company
Athol Electric Lighting and Power Company
Sald
Said Athol Electric Lightin and Power Company
Said Miller’s River Gas Light Company
Said International Trust Company
Said Mille’s River Gas Light Company
Said Athol
Said Athol Elecetric Lighting and Power Company
Said
Athol L Electric Lighting and Power Company
Joan M. Graham
Dearborn & CO
Llo
Jearborn & Co
Peme Berton Square
Springfield Bicycle Manufacturing Company
County of
Kirk Brown
Philadelphia
H. A. Soaler
Newark
J. H. Klipatein
Buchanan
W. D. Banker
Ittsburg
Ferrill
Portland
Ore
E. Sumner Mansfield
Market Dullness Across Departments Describes New York Trading
New York reports uniform dull market activity across all departments. Vessel charters include Beoces with 8000 bbis refined petroleum from New York to Hamburg at 1s 6d, Pinmore New York to Melanne general cargo, and other trades to Callao. Baltimore notes yesterday's charters: Clara A Donnell, S E ervin, Cassie F Brunson, Childe Harold, Yale to Boston at 1 15, and Rose Esterbrook to Portland at 1 15.
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New York
Beoces
Mburg
Pinmore
Melanne
Callao
Arzo
Baltimore
Clara A Donnell
General S Eervin
Cassie F Brunson
Childe Harold
Foreign Ports Log Notes March Voyages and Arrivals
Cable summary lists ships and routes: Austria to Hong Kong, Marie Siedenberg to New York, Amaranth to New York, Knutz Alfsson to Philadelphia, Daisy to New York, Hekla to New York, Bombay to New York, Ville de Dieppe to Philadelphia, Micheline into Genoa from Hastings, Belt to London, Dunbarton Rock to San Francisco, Stars of the Sea bound for Pascagoula, various other brig and steamer movements with ports including New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Madras, plus multiple sailings and arrivals across European and American ports.
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ANJER
Austria
Dakin
New York
Hong Kong
Bremen
Marie Siedenberg
Ger
Stricker
Amaranth
Nor
Bahia
Mareh
Sch Knutz Alfsson
Ibsen
Philadelphia
Cape Town
Daisy
Nash
Christiania
Hekla
Diamond Island
Bombay
Johnson
Dieppe
Ville de Dieppe
Chaillones
Genoa
Micheline
Ital
Hastings
Belt
Lee
London
Lizard
Dunbarton Rock
Donovan
San Francisco
Dunkirk
Thersalus
Henderson
Naples
Anglia
Palermo
Pontiac
Boston
Giava
W H Corsar
Duncan
Madras
Julia Rollins
Kichue
Baltimore
Louis DU Rhone
Dark Noe
Colon
Earl
Rudolph
Coast
Nates
County Derry
Pro
Hatteras
Stars of the Sea
Hopkins
Pascagoula
Neee Thompson
Cienfuegos
Guracoa
Maren
George B Lockhart
Olsen
Macoris
Bark 5
Bearce
Thestrup
Curicua
Sheridan
Guaymas
Samoset
Iilliam
Taco
Havan Knar
Halifax
Kington
Saratoga
New
Orange
Nassau
Liverpool
New Orleans
San Augustine
Havana
Messina
Olympia
Marseilles
Matanzas
E O Clark
Elmiranda
North of Hatteras
Angora
Cordo
Matthew Baird
Martinque
A C Bean
Kestrel
Margaret Mitchell
Maggie Browne
Martha Kein
Eel
Barks
Ethel
Boynton
Demeter
United States
Icarus
Trefry
Blue Bird
Mcdonald
Allan
Starka
Bessie May
Ack
Aba
Welch
Edward Wart
Harlow
di Rage
Jan OS Barks
Hattie N Bangs
Telos
Boney
Notice to Mariners Galveston Buoy Reconfigurations
Galveston March 3 notice announces the discontinuation of outer bay buoy east channel and inner bar buoy east channel and north channel red No 2. It describes replacements including a black and white PD striped first class buoy marked Galveston moved about a quarter mile south, and moved southeast channel red No 2 by 400 yards east and half south. It also notes changes to Diack No 3, Split buoy, ng buoy, with various reclassifications and position shifts.
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Galveston
New Tonnage Schooner William H Summer Launched
The three masted schooner William H Summer was launched at Coombs Camden today. She is regarded as one of Camden's finest ships with modern improvements and red cedar paneling on the after cabin imported from horneo. Length keel to bow, beam 35 feet 6 inches, hold depth 13 feet, gross tonnage 537. Also notes about ships from various ports and fish catch totals including Somes Georges and Ralph Eatou.
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Camden
William H Summer
Coombs
Conent
Caii
Horneo
Manhattan
New England
Cephalonia Detained Off Boston in Dense Fog. Several Vessels Reported
Marine notes describe the Cunard steamer Cephalonia docking at Boston after fog since Sunday noon. Reports cover winds, fog near Baston Light, the fishing schooner Sarah H Pryor arriving with 12,000 pounds of fish and a broken rudder, salvage operations near Galena wreck, and other ships facing gales and damage from Brunswick to Me. News also notes repairs in Belfast and New Bedford, and Galena’s lack of activity due to poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Boston Light
Baston Light
Sarah H Pryor
Boston
Raymond
Georges Bank
Georges
Tne
Tog Confidence
Myrtle
Gay Head
Vineyard Sound
Galena
Willis
Shepard
Savannah
Reeves
Swalen
St Simons
Aberdovey
Woods Hall Wrecking Company
Oston Towboat Company
Fairhaven Railway
San Francisco
Ferris S Thompson
Sh J C ‘Ord
Meiggs Wharf
Ford
F 'l Thompson
Kahului
New York
Saab
Bremen
Critic
Leith
C.P.K.N
Colon
Mascotta
Governor's Island
Merritt Wrecking Company
Erie Basin Dry Dock
Sandy Houor
Joseph Damian
Jamaica
Havre
France
Long Branch
Philadelphia
St. Jago
Capes
Point Pleasant
Permaceti Cove
20Th Nawl
Sofia
London
Hindoo
Aconcagua
Galle
Colombo
Lee
Woodville
Batavia
Straits of Bail
Passaroeang
Vineyard Haven
Mass
W. S. Slater
U. S
Triana
Gattyhunk
George M. Book
Gay Head A
Bicknell
Washington
Diverse Port Entries Report From Major Atlantic Ports
Maritime notices from Baltimore Charleston Darien New York and other ports detail arrivals clea rances sailings and outward bound vessels. Several steamers bark and schooners including Leonora Priscilla Ethel Varuna and Seabird are listed with origins such as Savannah Boston New York and Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Walker Armington
Drinkwater
Providence
Berkshire
Savannah
Prior
New York
Magnolia
Frederickshold
Henry
Little
Boston
Spartan
Portamouth
Daylight
Portland
Jennie C May
Leonora
Liverpool
Aldwyth
McLean
Rio Grande Do Sul
Butes Pine
St Johns
Decature Miller
Savanneh
Essex
Priscilla
Rio Janeiro
Frostbury
Lynn
Childe Harold
Rose Esterbrook
Saareee
Ethel
Ridge
Charleston
O W Stanwood
Foster
Pisagua
William L Bradley
Weymonth
Nellie £ Morse
New Brunswick
Enchantress
Darien
Varuna
Heyer
Dutch Island Harbor
Hoboken
Pavilion
Clarke
Eastport
Moore
Arnold
Port Johnson
Salem
Josephine Bird
Prandall
Warren Moore
G Cranmer
Maine
Keaster
Com Tucker
Powers
Wm Flurden
Maguire
Marion Draper
Booker
Chas H Eaton
Sinclair
Mangam
Gifford
Glendy Burkedo
Hunter
Lillie A Watford
Handy
Onset
New Haven
James Ives
Smith
Norfolk
William Hays
Tilton
Julia A Trubee
Mount
Nobska
Carrie A Norton
Ada Bailey
Salamanca
Ailsa
West Indian
City of Para
Colon
Longhirst
Dantzic
Maybach
Geestemunde
Orizona
Mexico
Havana
Elihu Thompson
Hansen
Mobile
Shooters’ Island
Santuit
Stureis
Laura J Sprague
Staten Island
Ladakh
Calcutta
Beethoven
Copenhagen
Hiawatha
Demerara
Wilhelm Maack
Limerick
Mimi
Sydney
Nsw
Bonanza
Montevideo
Britannia
Barbados
Icis Gastes W Whitford
St Andrews
Jacob 1
Houseman
John W Hall
Virginia
Mary E Bayard
Adeline Townsend
F Jayne
Hell Gate
Bark Peerless
Merriam
Bahia
Hart Island Roads
Jennie Greenbank
Pillsvary
Rockland
Pensacola
Dhs
Maud McLain
Bean
Galveston
Elwood Burton
Hitchens
Philadelphia
Rappahannock
Perth Amboy
Jesse Murdock
Phinney
Maggie Ellen
Beal
Red Beach
Alma
Johnson
Machies
Ella May
Steeves
St. Andrews
Ann
Calais
UO Rice
Leveau
Weymouth
Werk
Steaner Pequot
Maddgie
Newport
William Lawrence
Pequot
Schs
William J Lermond
Hopper
Marjory Brown
Osborn
Ward
Tiverton
Brooklyn
Caroline
Richardson
Favorite
Dyer Warren
Wortsmouth
Lower Harbor
Grace Webster
Leona
Rockport
Florida
M J Lee
Davis Brothers
Walker
St George
Bertha Louise
Bath
Break of Day
Kennebunk
W M Snow
Clara Dinsmore
Lubec
Dexalo
Biddeford
Mattie F. Orland
George W Glover
Addie Schlaeter
Amboy
Hockland
Silver Spray
Thomaston
Nellie Blanche
Phillips
Vera Cruz
Provincetown
Eleanora
Nellie
Lynx
James Flannigan
Maggie J Chadwick
St John
Winneganee
Sheepscot
Millville
Boston bound vessels and their sailing dates
A list of ships and brigs bound for Boston with origins and dates including Andrea Lovico from Palermo January 29 Avonia from Calcutta February others show Dec March February and March sail trips. Vessels include Ardevcraig Donacona Jerusalem Lurline Mistletoe Nebo and more with origins from Melbourne Calcutta Buenos Ayres Singapore and Rosario and multiple March breakwaters.
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Boston
Andrea Lovico
Stal Bark
Palermo
Avonia
Br Bark
Calcutta
Ardevcraig
Helena
Ben F Hunt, Jr
Am Bark
Melbourne
Brigadier
Am Sch
Guantanamo
Delaware Breakwater
Catherine
Trapani
Donacona
Br Sch
Cienfuegos
Pleanor
Nor Bark
Rosario
Jan Frank
Warren
Amech
Buenos
Harry W Lewis
Brsch
St Jagu
Fortress Monroe
Karcley
J Sore E Ridgway
Jerusalem
Kesiah
Baracoa
New Bedford
Sachem
Am Ship
Singapore
Anjer
Pneecae
Buenos Ayres
Barbados
Sarmiento
Trafalgar
Uranus
Amsch
St Johns
William Hales
Overseas Steamship Mail Schedule Highlights
Long list of ships and routes with ports from New York and Boston, detailing sailings and mailing deadlines. Includes Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Bermuda, Bahamas, Ireland, Germany, Scandinavia, Curacao, Venezuela, Jamaica, Nova Scotia, Scotland, Europe, and Pacific destinations, with specific ship names, departure dates, and closing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Cuban
New York
Inagua
Marc, Govalves
Port de Paix
Ozama
Bermuda
Trinidad
Bahama Islands
Santiago, Cuba
Cienfuegos
Bluefields
Nic
Morgan
New Orleans
Grenada
Trinidad and Tobago
Alps
Ireland
Great Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Austria
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Aurania
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Hayti
Adirondack
Saab
France
Itry Oad
Rotterdam
Curacoa
Venezuela
Saganilla
Philadelphia
Greytown
Belize
Guatemala
Hondo
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
Boston
Scotland
Circassia
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
la Bretagne
Costa Rica
Hispania
St Pierre and Miquelon
Halifax
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Cuba
Orizaba
Oceanic
San Francisco
Australia
New Zealand
Po Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Zealahdia
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Beeley
Talcahnana
Mvlomene
Hull
Somes
Ralph
Eatou
Nelson
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Wm. T. van Nostrand & CO
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C. V. Caley
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Fall River
Jersey City
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Old State House
Park Square Station
Ola Colony
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J. R. Kendrick
Gev. L. Connor
L. H. Palmer
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
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Wilmington
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Fiske Bidg
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Aera
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Winben: & CO
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York
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H. M. Whitney
Mallory
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Washington St. Ine
Washington St
Richardson & Barnard Agus N. E
Atlante Avenue
New England R. R
Metropolitan 8S, Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
A. D.W. Sampson
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Clyde Steamship CO
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Piorit DA
South
St Steeant
Washington Street
A. Flanders
Jetheo
G. Eger
Bowling Green
Fore Portlane
India
Pat
Saml. Hatch & CO
Congress Street
West Chester Park
Tremont Street
Chester
C. F. Libbie & CO
Hayward Place
LAW Library
Edmund Burke
Ishady Hill Nurseries
Revere House
Temple & Beard
Beacon and
Hirkland Streets
Ommon Wealth
Supreme Judicial Court
Margaret E. O'Neil
George E. Everett
Natick
Paintiffs
Thomas Dean
Catherine McDonald
Charles McDonald
James T. McDonald
Patrick McDonald
Margaret E. O’neil
Jennie T. McDonald
Margaret EK
Jennie T
Patrick
Charles
Joan Noble
H. Cooper
Ptolemy FP. Adams
M. M. Olin
the Commonwealth
Sbenjamin Beal
O'Tice
Susan D. Locke
Winthrop
Warren A. Locke
Samuel GC. Cobb
Beston
Winslow Warren
Pee Cr Tilton
Ruth McGinsbey
Patrick McGinley
Emma L. Andrews
James E. Leach
Admr
Parker K. Ferson
Tate
Merrimack
Hillsborough
State of New Hampshire
David H. Blaney
Meridian Street
East
Jennlem
Femnson
Executrix
Mary
Kettell
Leverett
Ohn
D. Shaw, JR
Rooxbury
Gay
Josiah Stedman
Daniel B. Stedman
George Stedman
Ommon Wealth OF
Isaiah P. Thompson
Coon Tpolk
John Charles Phillips
Pune
Sxpreste Ruggists
Hefived Food
Parker St
Huntington Ave
Roxbury
Hugh Lunnin
K. Lumln