Shipping arrivals and departures list at Boston harbor
A detailed harbor log lists arriving vessels including the Br steamer Yarmouth with passengers and goods to G Hall Co and Parthian to E 15 Sampson, plus multiple steamers and schooners arriving from New York to Philadelphia and Boston. It also notes sailing orders for bark Lapland to Rosario and brig Sarah Wallace to St John NB, with various other vessels sailing for Baltimore New York and St John. Harbor conditions indicate high wind and fading light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Doane
Muse
D G Hall & Co
Parthian
Snow
Philadelphia
Sampson
Gen Whitney
Kearse
New York
H M Whitney
Lremont Donovan
Portland
Longfellow
Smith
Provincetown
City
Gloucester
Young
Lucinda
Potter
Norfolk
Taylor & Machis
Brewer
Brain
J G Hall & Co
Florence
Kempton
JG Hall & Co
Albert L Butler
Foster
St Thomas
Dwi
Hoxie & Co
D H Miller
Howes
Baltimore
George E Smakey
Tremont
Donovan
Charles & Williams
Swis Childe Harold
Manson
A Heaton
Handy
J W Linnell
Nellie
Jerrell
Vanniman
Amanda C
Parker
Lee
Wood
Stanley
Wood's Hall
Eliza
Taylor
Lanesville
Luta Bros 10
Lapland
Rosario
Sarah Wallace
St John
Elizabeth Lee
Effie J Simmons
Plymouth Rock
Grover Cleveland
Storm King
Lone Star
Nova Scotia
Abeille
Curlew
Ivy Beile
Mary Baker
Sarah L Simmons
Abby Kently
Fernandina
Boston
Woods End
Highland
Hill
Charters Report Mixed Demand for Oil Carriers and Goods
New York reports light oil carrier demand with several charters to Shanghai Antwerp Bremen Hamburg and other ports. San Francisco notes wheat and cork chartering. Boston lists vessels carrying lumber coal and general cargo to Buenos Ayres Melbourne Port Elizabeth and US ports. Multiple small schooners and brigs hired for potatoes, paving stones, ice and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clan Robertson
Shanghai
Guidbringa
Antwerp
Cornelius
Bremen
London
Favorita
Baltimore
Hamburg
St Patrick
Celle
Jacksonville
Palatka
Norfolk
Liverpool
Charleston
United Kingdom
Haltimore
Sydney
Jacmel
Baracoa
San Francisco
Ruthven
St Magnus
B M Givan
Cork
Glamis
Portland
Boston
Hampton
Cayenne
Prince Edward Island
St. John
Bangor
Philadelphia
Kennebec
Washington
Barbados
West Sullivan
Frankfort
Carver’s Harbor
Albany
Brunswick
Newport News
Boson
Fernandina
Savanahjamar
Amboy
Hoboken
Lynn
South Amboy
Fish market activity and coastal scow traffic at Gloucester
Gloucester notes show a drop in cod and other fish supplies with 485000 pounds of codfish and 825000 pounds of pollock landed last week. Shipments built as crews sail for Newfoundland and Boston ports while several schooners load, depart or arrive from nearby fisheries towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Arioto
Bark Falmouth
Merriam
New York
Windsor
Schs
Joshua Baker
Kelley
Baltimore
Leston
Nelson
Holbrook
Pangor
New Bedford
GA Smith
Smith
Summerside
PEJ
New Haven
Anna S. March
J J Moore
David Torrey
Lizzie Lee
Judge Lowe
EF H King
Silas MacLoon
Dixon
Ethel Granville
Mary George
Sliam H Allison
Silver Hevs
Douglass Hovey
Olive
E M Sawyer
Alligator
Au Sable
Lock
Philadelphia
Boston
Nobska
Charles Dennis
Canning
Nellie Anche McDonald
Wiscasset
Nat Meader
Brown
Portsmouth
Stamford
Ad Bouthbay
Schs N Jones
P Machias
Ellsworth
Portland
Stewart
Camden
Gloucester
Mabel Kenniston
David Wo Lawessie M Wells
Mascot
Anniet T Hodadon
Ido
Levanter
Mystic
Loring
Haskell
Breeze
Clyde
United State
Gallatin
Myrtle
Putnam
Sch
Rapid Yranait
North Bay
Sohs
Saulsbury
Warren J Crosby
Newfoundland
Lostun Sailor and Panamanian Bark Barcelona Tale
A fragmented item mentions Lostun and the bark Barcelona with references to Seeley and Jotie. It lists Amazona from Span and Boides in New York with an October 8 marker, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abcension
Bark Katahdin
Seeley, Jotie
Lostun
Barcelona
Bark
Amazona
Span
Boides
New York
Ship. oe from San Francisco to Cape Flattery
A report notes the bark Kiikitat, from San Diego, with its voyage toward Cape Flattery, details obscured by garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cape Flatter
San Diego
Cape Flattery
Vessel Sighting Near Pascagoula Reported
Captain Kitch ens of the Margarethe from Key West reports a large coppered vessel bottom up in lot 2735 N lon 84 22 W on Nov 7. Name not ascertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascagoula
Mississippi
Kitchens
sh.Margarethe
Key West
N.lon
Whaling News From San Francisco and Provincetown
A San Francisco despatch reports the belvedere and Lucreda arriving with 15 whales. Gage H Phillips plans to sail from Provincetown mid month for Atlantic whaling. Coral docked for cleaning. Young Phenix from the Arctic carries 600 barrels oil and 13,500 pounds bone. Provincetown district quarter results show 15,879 gallons sperm oil and other whale oil 15,435 gallons plus 500 pounds whalebone and 38,905 gallons oil other than whale valued at 4912.
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San Francisco
Belvedere
Cook
New Doom
Lucreda
Sherman
Ildo
Gage H Phillips
Provincetown
Young Phenix
Millard
New Ledford
Arctic
Multiple Vessels Hit Shore in Storms From Boston to Barbados
The report details several ships ashore or damaged after a southeast gale and heavy seas. The Macaulay from Hamburg was hauled off in good condition, while Sir Maggie J Smith ashore at Narragansett Pier faces total loss. The S M Bird of Rockland ran aground near Portland. efforts saved the vessel. Additional wrecks and drownings are noted near Newcastle, Narragansett Pier, and various Atlantic ports, with crews rescued or lost and ships towed for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Macaulay
Hamburg
Cape Henry
Maggie J Smith
Narragansett
Sea S M Bird
Rockland
Merrill
New York
Portland
Teddy Rocks
Tongs Wesley A Gove
William H Chik
Lovell’s Island
Willian H Clark
Portsmouth
Mystic
Eliot
Light
Newcastle
John Lowry
Kittery
John Mace
Rye
Providence
Newport News
Narragansett Pier
Bennett
London
Marion
Jeffers
Savannah
Bremen
Falmouth
Julie
Wilmington
Del
Isaac Burpee
St John
Race Point
Cape Cod
Bark Union
Knudsen
Pernambuco
Augusta
Stockholm
Swansea
Aspinwall
Monomoy
Barbados
Salvatore Massa
Lisbon
Santa Rosalla
Perrambuco
Norfolk
Wallace J Boyd
Baltimore
Moston
Willoughby Spit
Macauley
May Williams
Charleston
New Cut Off Channel
G Lewis
New Bedford
New Cut
Multiple Atlantic Seafaring Vessels Sailed and Cleared
A dense log of ships and barks sailing from and arriving at ports in late October to November. Entries list vessels such as Acapulco Alvo Balthasar Havana St Kilda Arabic and others, with origins including Panama CHAMVPERICO and destinations like New York Philadelphia and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acapulco
Panama
San Francisco
Aspin Wall
Alvo
New York
Chamvperico
Balthasar
Jantzen
Calbarlen
Havana
Rice
Emerara
Emma R Smith
Trinidad
Morning Light
Fries
Bangor
Guasgow
Alcides
Rollo
Baltimore
Circassia
Campbell
HULL
Santiago
Potter
Saratoga
Antonio Saia
Pierce
Limerick
Lord Cairns
Davies
Falmouth
Liverpool
Sardinian
Ritchie
Portland
Oxenholmes
Thomas
Arabic
Matanzas
J Balkinson
Donahue
Fernandina
Nanaimo
Lindisfarne
Miller
Newcastle
Eng
Ixia
Philadelphia
Pictou
Carrol
Charlottetown
Pel
Pernambuco
Amal
Lance
Rio Janeiro
Rio Grande del Norte
Palm Branch
Buenos Ayres
Maceio
United States
New Dominion
Leeux
Boston
Dapa
Gilmore
Rio Grande Do Sul
Talbot
Puit
York
Jorgen J Lotz
Anderson
Boss
Viva
Neilson
Hardi
Nielsen
Quebec
Parisian
Smith
Saildath
Texas
Montreal
Bristol
Lake Superior
Barx
Ane Avres
Everest
Hibbert
Multiple Vessels Sailed and Cleared at Various Ports
Shipping notes list sails and clearances from STETTIN ST THOMAS ST JOHN NB YREKA VERA CRUZ VICTORIA BC YOKOHAMA Fleetwood Martin and others. Vessels include brig Swiftsure Lizzie Energy and City of Washington with destinations to Boston Azua Barahona San Francisco and Hong Kong. Some ships to load cargoes for Channel and departures to Esquimult and Departure Bay.
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Stettin
Privateer
Landry
New Tees
ST Thomas
Lizzie
Sabire
Para
Swiftsure
Mulhall
Gonaives
Boston
Energy
McBride
Azua
Barahona
Olivia
Wilmington
Channel
ST John
Sarah Hunter
Mowry New York
Loth
Camarin
Pedersen
Dusty Miller
Hughes
Carnarvon
Olis
New York
C E Robinson
Swansea
Eagle
Yreka
Vera Cruz
Ar Navy
City of Washington
Tuspan
Victoria
London
Frank Pendleton
Nichols
San Francisco
Esquimault
Don Adolfo
Chemainus
Royal Roads
Southern California
Raines
San Pedro
Yokohama
City of Pekin
Hong Kong
Fleetwood
Martin
Domestic Ports Ship Movements From Various U S Ports
Maritime listings show vessels sailing cleared and arriving at ports including Alexandria Bath Baltimore Charleston Galveston New York Norfolk Newport News Newport Rhode Island and more with multiple schooners steamers brigs and barques listed by name voyage destination and load or clearance status. Readers are given dense rosters of vessels such as Maggie S Hart Emma Middleton Hatch and Benaj min Courtney among many others with destinations including Philadelphia New York Boston Fall River and Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Maggie S Hart
Georgetown
Bath
Emma
Middleton
Hatch
Philadelphia
Benjamin Courtney
Baker
Portland
J A
Louisa Smith
Wilber
Hoboken
RF Hart
Dodge
New York
C French
French
Julia
Martha
Young
New Bedford
Leonora
Nickergon
Boston
Hattie
Curtis
Hodgkins
Susan F Pickering
Haskell
Henry Whitney
Tapley
Belfast
Arith
Ichard
Woodruff
Richardson
Alice
Rich
Mentora
Gott
Ella
Roudout
Elfen
White
Norwalk
Maud Briggs
Ann
Wooster
Lucy M Collins
Kendall
Hyannis
Majestic
Gross
Gloucester
Congress
Harris de
Lucy J Warren
Kent
Provincetown
Baltimore
Ar Loth
Edward Waite
Kennepec
Benjamin Hale
Hall
New Haven
Berkshire
March
Swis Alf Brabrook
Sawyer
Fall River
Lucy A Davis
Loring
Providence
John Rose
Allen
Leander V Beebe
Beebe
Swis Lehman Blew
B R Woodside
Nathan Lawrence
Cha W Hill
Higgins
Jame Annie S Conant
Blackford
Newco
Charleston
Edith Mcintyre
Baracoa
Gardenia
Rutherford
Bremen
Park Alina
Riera
Barcelona
William KR
Morelight
Webster
E & GW
Evgartown
Emma C Collins
Ayers
Salem
Island City
Thomas
H Dixon
Torrey
Moses Eddy
Hart
Rondont
Searsville
Smith
Somerset
Galvesson
Moorhill
Brown
Barbados
Platon
Anderson
Havre
Washington City
Morgan City
Lith
Galveston
Liverpool
Comal
bLastern Queen
Jones
Hull
Jonathan May
Little
Pensacula
Mass
Everett
Eaton
Saco
Daniel Webster
Sechs
MG Hart
Kate
Lottie
Creighton
Thomaston
Sarah W Lawrence
Jacksonville
John
Davis
Green
Attic
Roberts
Nassau
Marion
Joseph G Dean
Chase
Ruatan
Monte
Louisiana Do
Harold
Utila
Prince Umberto
Keane
Rio Janeiro
Carrie Nelson
Otis
Manatee
Fla
Port Eads
Amadeo
Rutter
Sare Steabo
Sevilla
Seville
Kval Douglass
Letts
Wil Bailey
Vearce
J B Ogden
Tole
Sch
van Name & King
Newport
Annie G. Hicks
Moncton
Thomas N Stone
Willie Ebrightman
Sanford
Fiverton
New
Peter Mencase Deanne
Edward
Alien ‘True
bicLaughlin
Fernandina
Flora Condon
Elsa
Wilkesbarre
Bark Union
Pernambuco
Tiber
State of Pennsylvania
Glasgow
Larne
Chalmette
New Orleans
Hip Race Horse
Jansen
Stettin
Big John Shay
Conk
Schs Red Wing
Johnsen
Henry
Mason
Verey
LaNormandie
DeKersabiec
Havre Kigiva
Hutton
St Ann’s Bay
Etruria
Cook Liverpool
Giaueus
Coleman
Caracas
Hopkins
Laguayra
Andes
Gessing
Gonaives
Volaria
Scitude
Hamburg
Chateau Yquem
Sourviel
Bordeaux
Snow & Iurgess
San Francisco
Barks Talisman
Amerika
Paulsen
Chistiania
Elizabeth
Brauer
Rotterdam
Tetoria
Hammond
Port Spain
Schis Bina
Fox
Brooks
St Vincent
Annie Harper
Darwin
Campovello
Ayr
Fowler
St Andrews
Welcome Home
Morrison
St John
Hell Gate
Stephen Dorton
Lewis
London
L McKeen
Mahoney
Kendall Kendall
Hattie Maud
Tunis
Jeffrysunk
Fred Clark
Ciara
Stella Lee
Treat
Wiscasset
Loston
Vporl Discovery
Ar 3d
Diego A É
Dolls Orth Starcellus
Pragt
Swis
New Haven Rowe
Archer & Reeves
Simpson
Handel
Matthews
Seit Witely
Clark
Atalantcham
Rockland
Maud Pye
Dixon
Monstan
Nik Fink Bulled Loth
Raul Seavey
Kimball
Brewer
Me Lymouthh
É Tliggins
Skol- Sloningson
Port Jonson
W H French
George B Markle
Sullivan
Finoch Talbot McNeil
Fort Discovery
Pearse
Francisco
San Palem
William A Crockerton
Hurricane Island
S Rovinson
Charles Lister
Parker
Ell
Lasham
aAr Lith
Mary Riley
T. Philadelphia
Sarah Quinn
Sackett
Passenger list entries for transatlantic steamers
From Boston for River Ae Cunard steamer Etruria lists John Sykes William Ormerod Oia eeen Puree Geo f Warren Miss Warren Smith W Miller E A Miller. From Boston for Havre Transatlantique Line steamer Normandie from New York Mrs Emma Liller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cunard
Etruria
New York
Nompson
John Sykes
William Ormerod
Oia Eeen
A Puree
Geof Warren
Miss Warren
Smith
W Miller
E A Miller
Havre
Transatlantique Line
Emma Liller
Boston-bound vessels list arrive with sail dates and origins
The list shows ships and brigs sailing toward Boston with their origins including Turkisland Iloilo Yokohama Cebu Rosario Pernam Rio Grande do Sul and Buenos Aires. Vessels named include Agate Belle of Oregon Bowman B Law Dagery Freeman H Hi Wright Independence James G Bain Jose Alaverri Jorgen J Lotz Ries Bokie Gill Seeley Murphy Nelson New Dominion Patagonia Kota Swiftsure Tremont Mogadore Willie Freeman and others with dates from July to October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Agate
Powers
Alb Bark
Turkisland
Belle of Oregon
Matthews
Am. Bark
Iloilo
Bowman B. Law
Abbott
Br. Ship
Yokohama
Cebu
Dagery
Svendsen
Nor. Park
Nonlo
Anjer
Freeman, Howes
H. Hi. Wright
Meyers
Rosario
Independence
Pavett
Valparaiso
Pisagna
James G. Bain
Mockler
Jose Alaverri
Arey
Am. Schi
Jorgen J. Lotz
Andersen
Dan, Bark
Pernam- J
Am. Sch
Turks Island
New Dominion
Lemieux
Br. Brig
Pernambuco
Patagonia
Hibbard
Br. Bark
Kota
Sorensen
Nor. Bark
So Bee
Barinian
Gould
Buenos Ayres
Seri
Swiftsure
Mulhall
St.Thomas
Gonaives
J Tremont
Brophy
Galveston
Noy
Willie Freeman
McIntosh
Br. Sch
Mogadore
Barbados
Outgoing Steamers From Boston Schedule
A list of incoming and outgoing steamers from Boston for November 12 to November 16. Destinations include London Halifax Philadelphia Baltimore Yarmouth Liverpool Hamburg Glasgow Amsterdam Bremen Havre Antwerp Antwerp Pennland and more with ship names agents and sail times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destinat’n
Sail
London
Furness
Worcester
Halifax
Har’son
Loring Parthian
Phiadelia
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Michigan
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Norman
Philadela
E B Sampson
Bohemia
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
Etruria
H Brown& Co
Devonia
Glasgow
Henderson Bros
Edam
Amsterdam
Fu’dh
B’ye & Co
Eider
Bremen
Veirichs & Co
Normandie
Havre
Louis de Behian
Pennland
Antwerp
Wright& Sons
Polaria
Aemparee
MjPhelps Bros&Co
Allan
Boston
Quebec
Charles WY. Casey
Broad Street
I. d& A. Allan
State Street
Incoming steamers for Boston due Saturday and Sunday dates
List of ships and voyage details showing arrivals to Boston with dates in November. Entries include ship names such as Pavunia H and Oceanic types, ports of origin like Liverpool Halifax Antwerp London and Havre, and agent firms including Warren & Co Hall & Co Ismay & Co Wrights Sons Oelrichs & Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Liverpool
Warren & Co Pavunia
Alex Martin
Yarmouth
Hall & Co City of
Macon
Savannah
Bich’n &Barn
Hi Miller
Baltimore
Otranto
Hull
Sanderson&Son Vaderland
Antwerp
Wright&Sons
Egypt
Ees
WJ Hurst
Greece
London
Hurst Belgenland
Wright&Sons _Germanic
Ismay A Onaryee Eee
Hamburg
Kunhardt & Co
Louis de Bebian
Pennsylvania
Mails Close at Boston for Several Foreign Destinations
The notice lists closing times and routes from Boston via Halifax and New York to Europe and the Caribbean. Steamship routes include Worcester to Nova Scotia, Etruria to Europe, Yarmouth to Nova Scotia, Harlan to Greytown and Bluefields, Panama to Progreso and other Mexican states, Whitney to Campeche and Yucatán, and a rail and steamship link to Cuba via Tampa and Key West. Closing times span morning and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Miquelon
Halifax
Worcester
Boston
Europe
Quenstown
Liverpol
Etruria
New York
Yarmouth
N. Son
Tiday
Greytown
Bluefields
Harlan
New Orleans
Progreso
Mex
Havana
Panama
Campeche
Chiapas
Tabasco
Yucatan
Whitney
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Lewis Wharf
LU A.m
Digby
Kentville
Davison
St. John
N. B
City of St
Trans-Pacific Mails From Zealandia and Tahiti
Mail routes to Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoa and Sandwich Islands depart via Zealandia from San Francisco with mail closing in Boston on Friday November 11 at 1 pm. Tahiti service to Society Islands departs November 30. Correspondence for these routes should reach Boston at least eight days before the listed dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Sandwich Islands
Zealandia
San Francisco
Boston
Society Islands
Tahiti
Elizabeth
Cundy
Suffolk
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Eastport
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Illinois
T. B. Carruthers
T. W. Moorehead
C. Hurd
They. C. Hurd
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Said Or
Albert G. Mead
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Mlessenger