Left by Their Party Opinions on Republican tariff reversal
In an interview published Friday morning, R. M. Morse Jr. says he will support Cleveland after believing the war tariff was temporary. He cites Chicago convention moves and Republican leaders’ speeches as reasons the party abandoned tariff reduction, marking a shift from past policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
R. M. Morse, Jr
Cleveland
Chisago
House
Europe
Harrison
Morse
Henry Wilson on tariffs and labor protection policies
Henry Wilson argues that surplus money tempts political leaders to harm business by favoring power over industry. He urges light taxes on necessities, free raw materials for manufacturing, and revenue from imports that align with domestic industries. He contends free raw materials will equalize U.S. markets with the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad Iron Establishments
Tariff Reform Proposal by Chester A. Arthur
Arthur argues the current tariff is unjust, urging broader free list inclusion, simplification of duties on cotton iron and steel, and substantial reductions on sugar molasses silk wool and woollen goods. He emphasizes equitable burden distribution and practical reform without detailing minutiae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Arthur
Tariff critique by Hugh McCullough urges revision for era
Hugh McCullough argues that the present tariff, born in war, has achieved its aims but now harms the economy. He cites surplus locking funds in the Treasury, hurting business and farming by reducing foreign demand and prices. He says it blocks shipbuilding, fosters monopolies, enriches a few, and violates constitutional limits on duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McCulloch
Justin 8 Morrill on tariff share and living costs
The tariff was meant to be revised to reduce the living cost burden. It was clear from the start that woollens and wool products must bear their fair, proportional share in the adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Morrill
Sherman Calls Tariff Revision and Tax Reduction
John Sherman states that tariff reform and tax cuts are needed. He argues current national taxes exceed required expenditures and obligations to public creditors, and that funds should align with the sinking fund act for gradual debt reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
United States
James G Blaine on War Taxation Never For Breadstuffs
James G Blaine asserts that during the war Congress did not tax breadstuffs or lumber despite urgent needs. He argues taxation was never contemplated on these essentials while other resources were taxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Blaine
Congress
Salt Tax Debate and Onondaga Salt Works Monopoly
Eugene Hale argues against any tax on sat and rejects a 60 percent duty reduction. He insists the article should enter the free list, opposing the Onondaga Salt Works monopoly he views as unjust and akin to historical despotic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat
Onondaga
Nglands
Tariff Revision Urged by Warner Miller
Warner Miller emphasizes that an early tariff revision benefits all industries and urges prompt action to stabilize trade and economic conditions. The remark stresses urgency in policy adjustment across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Miller
Benjamim Butterworth trade expansion quote
A quotation from Benjamim Butterworth states that every worthy nation seeks to enlarge trade and commerce, widening opportunities to buy and find new markets for selling goods. The remark emphasizes global market growth and the push to broaden commercial reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamim Butterworth
Proposals on Free Raw Material Duties and Wool Growth
Joseph R Hawley argues that duty reductions on raw materials and free wool imports boosted English woollen industry, noting over 100 percent growth in native wool. He contends the policy proves wise and urges applying the same approach to U S manufactures to match population growth and rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Hawley
England
France
Belgium
Raw materials duty free to boost domestic markets
A speaker argues that to control national markets and compete with English and Western European manufacturers, Canada or the country in question must have raw materials admitted duty free or at a nominal rate, urging protection for domestic industry through favorable tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Western
Europe
Two Paths to Surplus Revenue Cited in Debate
A quoted passage outlines two methods to cut surplus revenue: raising tariffs to prohibitive levels, which is rejected, or adopting a free list. It frames the free list as the reformers’ honest, viable option.
Chicago Wheat Market Dominated by Mixed Signals
Chicago wheat shows small daily losses then a late rally as December and May contracts swing between 113 and 114 per bushel. Trading is moderate with May the favored delivery and concerns over possible manipulation but no clear dominating trend. The market remains nervous and narrow with light activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Lyon
Newfoundland fishing season ends with good prices and watershed ventures
The season’s fishing nears closure with strong prices and good fish quality. Herring yields ample on the west and east coasts. Captain Sam Blandford reports over 7000 quintals of cod. lobster canning grows as a profitable industry. A railway branch reaches the Isthmus of Blake linking Trinity and Placentia bays with St John’s. New iron coasters Conscript and Volunteer sail the island. a Cape Race fog horn aids navigation. The Fleming brothers’ Grand Banks sinking tale ends with amputations. An auctioned Great Auk egg sells for 1290 pounds in London. St John’s Harbor remains safe and well-lit with Simpson’s dry docks in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Blandford
Stummer
Blake
Baye
Trinity
Placentia
Bay of Bonavista
St. John’s
Tomson
H. M
Emerald
Ueave
London
Newfoundland
St John’s Harbor
Simpson
Ship Mail Routes From New York Oct 24
Lists departure times and destinations for mail steamships from New York on October 24 including Nassau Santiago Jamaica Bermuda Newfoundland and Halifax with additional routes to Ireland Great Britain and Iberian points and a supplementary Catalonia sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
N. P
Santiago
Cuba
New York
Great Britain
Ireland
Hamilionia
Jamaica
Costa Rica
Port Simon
Athos
Catalonia
Boston
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Worcester
Tampa
Fla
Geareship
Key West
Incoming steamers to Boston and New York schedule
Shipping notices list vessels due late October to Boston and New York with arrival dates, ports, and agents. Entries include Kansas Liverpool Oct 13 Warren & Co. Furness Orsino Messina Oct 1. Jamaica Oct 17 Boston FruitCo. Pavonia Liverpool Oct 18. Yarmouth Oct 26. Michigan Liverpool Oct 20. Mareca Antwerp Oct 17. City of Rome Liverpool Oct 17. Italy Liverpool Oct 11. Waesland Antwerp Oct 13. Wieland Hamburg Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Milanese
London
Furness Orsino
Messina
Furness
Armouth
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co D Baker
Jamaica
Boston FruitCo
Pavonia
Alex Martin Yarmouth
G Hall & Co
Carroll
Halifax
Harris
Michigan
Warren & Co Mareca
Antwerp
C Furness
New York
Elbe
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Boston
Cansas
ROMAN
Norseman
Posteffice Square
Ocean steamship sailings from Boston and New York
The page lists multiple ships and schedules for late October departures from Boston and New York. Highlights include Virginian and City of Macon routes to Philadelphia and Savannah on October 24 26 29 30, with times such as 12 30 PM and 3 00 PM, plus October 27 Catalonia to Liverpool and Halifax calls. From New York trains include Britannic to Liverpool and Hammonia to Hamburg with morning departures on October 24 25 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Destinat’n
Sail
Virginian
Liverpool
Thayer&Linc'n
Norman
Philad
P’a
Sampson City of
Macon
Savannah
Rich’d&Barn
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Catalonia
Worcester
Halifax
Parthian
Philad’p’a
Sampson Halifax
Rich’n & Ba
Gate City
Ric’hols
Kansas
Warren & Co
Hall & Co
New York
Alex Martin Haris
Loring Britannic
Hamburg
Kunhardt &Co
St of Georgia
Glasgow
Baldwin
Ship News Boston Captains Note for Barometer Errors
Observations at the United States Signal Station Boston on Oct 23 at 8 am 1 pm Greenwich time explain how to correct barometer readings by adding one one hundredth of an inch for every ten feet above sea level. The Miniature Almanac for Oct 24 lists high water and day length. Arrivals include Halifax State of Maine Penobscot Tremont City of Gloucester Star of the East and numerous ships. cleared steamers Virginian Iwis Alba and others. coastwise and foreign sailings noted with weather warnings at southwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Halifax
Br—new
Hill
Charlottetown
Pei
Ndse
Richardson & Barnard
State of Maine
Hilyard
St John
Eastport
Portland
W H Kilby
Penobscot
Ingraham
Bangor
Tremont
Donegan
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Cash
Hart
Wall
Odiorne
Morgan
Hooken
D Marvel
O’keefe
Port Johnson
Rebecca Shepherd
Smith
Everett Webster
Endicott
Gertrude Abbott
Powell
Philadelphia
Franconia
French
Newburg
Schooring
Ballard
Bearse
Eehawken
Bee
Rashburn
Perth Amboy
Eunice
Newcomb
Allen
David Brown
Deer Isle
F Miller
Donnell
Cape Neddock
Swis Frank
Philbrook
J. M Eaton
Goodwin
Gold Hunter
Eaton
York
Sillith
Tuttle
Bryant
Susan
Nash
Stevens
Kennevec
Grant
Littlefield
Wells
Kenney
Farr
Rockland
Concordia
Day
Bluehill
Rowen
Warren
W T Emerson
Gait
Josie Hook
Arey
Sasanoa
Ryder
Bath
Lucy May
Wilson
Millbridge
Hingham
Lucy Wentworth
Hickey
Calais
Virginian
Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln
Yarmouth
Doane
UG Hall & Co
Iwis Alba
Walter
Joggins
F A Roberts
Francis Z
Berry
Clementfort
Delong & Seaman
Branksea
Moulton
Urgeo
Whitney
Pousland & Co
Kilby
Donovan
F Williams
Chatham
Howes
Baltimore
George E Smalley
Star of the East
Collins
F Hyde
Fannie ¥ Kay
Mehattey
New York
J W Linnell
Swis
Olive Branch
Ida Hf Mathis
Bertha A Glover
Amanda Parker
Cora
Brig
Town
Corean
Glasgow
Harrisburg
Adolph Cbrig
Abel
Buckley
EH Furber
Calvin Harris
Laurel
Highland Light
Race Point
Enterprise
Billow
Marcellus
Shipping Chartered For Atlantic Trade Prices October 23
New York market notes brisk petroleum chartering with ships such as Sideman Avalon Lora Warden and Eclipsé moving refined and crude petroleum to destinations including Liverpool Marseille Tokyo and Dunkirk. Atlantic and Baltic routes feature freight rates in shillings and pounds with numerous vessels listed. Providence and San Francisco updates record lighter charter activity and arrivals from Cork Havre Antwerp and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buainesa
Sideman
Brunswick
Liverpool
West India
Stamford
Philadelphia
Marseilles
Eclipsé
Japan
Pt Barks Salacia
Bbis
Dunkirk
Patria
Sbis
Oporto
Carsten Bee
Baltic
Hamburg
Cleveland
United Kingdom
Continent
Dom Pedro LI
Baltimore
Rio Janeiro
Adda J Bonner
Almogavar
Gibraltar
T. John H Crandon
York
Selis Bertram L Townsend
Norfolk
Aspinwall
Carrie Strong
Mobile
Providence
Forest City
Raritan River
Boston
Irwin
New London
Richmond
Petersburg
San Francisco
Thomasine McLellan
Cork
Havre
Antwerp
Barks 'Ass of Leny
Maelgwyn
Same
Ella
Gloucester and Rockport Sailors Report Fishing Fleet Movements
Gloucester and surrounding ports report arrivals and sailings of numerous schooners and fishing vessels. Notable items include Henry Dennis sold to Salem and bound for the Pacific coast, wreck reports for Matthew M Murry and A P Cranmer lifeboat rescues funded by the Humane Society, and multiple schooners sailing from Vineyard Haven and Bass Harbor with cargoes and ballast for Boston, New York, and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
Emily A Staples
Ranger
Boston
Glenallen
Steuben
Sea Pigeon
Eaton
Portland
Clinton
Milbridge
Isabel
Lawrence Ellsworth
Plymouth
Lizzie @uptill
Rockland
Sci Vulcan
Lewis
New York
Gloucester
Schs
James Dyer
Jennie P Phillips
Seining
Henry Stanbury
Triton
Georges
Mystic
Goldsmith Maid
Adirondacks
Cosmos
Anna H Mason
Ella Fartlett
Sarah Coyle
Farragut
Ipswich Bay
Henry Dennis
George M McLain
Rockport
Jonathan Brown
Salem
Pacific Coast
Lavender
Essex
Michael Is Murry
Matthew M Murry
Louisburg
A P Cranmer
Coffins Beach
Massachusetts Humane Society
Sch
Panama
Elsworth
Ellsworth
Eastern Point Light
James Gome Bagor
Lizzie P Mills
Shute
Gertrude
Crockett
Albus
Atwood
Anderson
New Orleans
Susan P Thurlow
Look
Philadelphia
Leonessa
Pendleton
Fannie Butler
Robeson
Lyra
Dodge
Buzzard’s Bay
Modesty
Lowell
Nantuckett
Ellifson
Haskell
Iterico
Dreamer
Gamecock
Wallace
Corinne M
Quinn
Quincy
Jed Frye
Langley
Hyannis
Wiscasset
Ar 21St
Belle
Dunton
Ella M Watts
Stevens
Pensacola
Hope Haynes
Sawyer
New Haven
Williamsport
Miller
C A White
Tripp
Baltimore
Katie J Lelan
Lillian
Smith
Vinalhaven
Vineyard Haven
Mary A Trundy
Adella Corgon
George W Glover
Morton
Perth Amboy
Laconia
Thomas
Elizabethport
Sarah A Reed
Hopps
Calais
Storm Petrel
Pomeroy
Red Beach
Abbie Horsley
Joy
Sullivan
Charley Bucki
French
Bangor
Martin L Smith
Loeboro
Charles E Schmidt
Sharp
Frank Harrington
Kent
Richmond
Chas A Briggs
Hammet
John C Haynes
Hamilton
South Gardiner
Washington, DC
Palatka
Chaples
Belfast
Satilla River
Edith & May
Kelley
Steuven
Addie E Snow
Hinckley
Osseo
Bennett
Woodbridge Creek
St John
Frank
Rackiiff
Macerelling
Steamiugs
Mabel Stoddard
Sooloo
Carleton
Elsie
Cargill
Everett
Penobscot
Kennebec
M B Mahoney
Telumah
Jean du
D M Anthony
C E Schmidt
Charley Buckt
Charles A Briggs
Geo W Glover
Wm C Bee
Swhs
Puritan
Sargent
Washington
M & Crosby
H B Diverty
Shipping Entries From Various Ports on Oct 17 19 18 22
A list of vessels sailing from Algiers Cadiz Bilbao Ensenada Gibraltar Lisbon and other ports with destinations including New York Philadelphia Rio de Janeiro Halifax and St Johns. Ships include Hida Parklands Armenia Boony Doon Elysia City of Montreal Emmeline and Matilda O Smith with captains Dawson Woodhouse McGonnell Goss and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Hida
Dawson
Trapani
Gloucester
Bilbao
Parklands
Philadelphia
Cadiz
Armenia
Ital
Caflero
New York
Queen of the Clippers
St Johns
Cardivf
Boony Doon
Burgess
Rio Janeiro
Ensenada
Matilda O Smith
McGonnell
Newport
Eng
Gibraltar
Elysia
Woodhouse
Lisbon
Montreal
Goss
New
Maritime arrivals and sailings from various ports
Ships and brigs from London Malta Newport Newcastle Palermo Pernambuco Prawle Point Shields Singapore Sligo Sunderland Swansea whalers at New Bedford report current voyages. Notable details include Iremona J W Gildermeister Atalanta Cuba Edinburgh and Sarah Chambers with cargoes and destinations, plus a report of 3942 gallons sperm oil landed by George Mary at Fayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Assyrian
Bentley
Montreal
Malta
Lord Devon
Newfoundland
Newport
Lahaina
Allen
Havre
Newcastle
Nsw
Edinburgh
Donovan
San Pedro
Palermo
Salled
Napier
New York
Pernambuco
May Cory
Goss
St Johns
Sarah Chambers
Carter
Hamburg
Shields
Iremona
Anderson
Singapore
J W Gildermeister
Ger
Meyer
Sligo
Atalanta
Nor
Gjertsen
Tadousac
Sunderland
Wakefield
Galveston
Swansea
Cuba
Davidson
Sables d'Olonne
New Bedford
George & Mary
Fayal
Paine loses head sails off Cape Cod while hauling codfish
Provincetown reports Georgie D Paine with 2500 quintals and Arshh Willie A Mac kay with 8300 quintals of codfish, all on Grand Banks. Paine’s head sails were lost off Cape Cod Sunday night and fish weirs caught small lots of mackerel this morning. North Sydney reports Laura A Nelson with a broken main boom during seining on October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Willie A
Mackay
Georgie D Paine
William Matheson
Grand Banks
Paine
Cape Cod
North Sydney
Laura A
Nelson
Jenson
Steamers and ships voyages list with Oct readings
A condensed record of sailing details notes multiple vessels with routes from New York to Glasgow Liverpool Bremen and Brunswick to Philadelphia, and other Atlantic crossings. It includes dates in October, positions near Sandy Hook Hatteras and coordinates, plus ships sailing from Cebu Park and Sheet Harbor toward New York and Kinsale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnessia
New York
Glasgow
City of Richmond
Liverpool
Sandy Hook
Ethiopia
Luzon
Park
Cebu
Albion
Samuelson
Sheet Harbor
Kinsale
HL Routh
Kirby
New Orleans
Bremen
Chester
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Wm K Drury
Poston
Brunswick
Charleston
Maud H Dudiey
Anna Mulford
Galveston
Hatteras
Annie L. Henderson
Henderson
Boston
Notice to Mariners Marking Wreck in Cape May Channel
Orvice of Lighthouse Inspector Fourrs District Philadelphia issues notice that the wreck of the Sallie C Morten in Cape May channel will be marked by a buoy. The vessel sank in three fathoms. Masters of vessels in the channel are warned to avoid the obstruction until buoy placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvice
Fourrs
Philadelphia
Sallie C Morten
Cape May
Cape May Channel
J J Read
USN
Wreck reports from Boston to New York sea lanes
News from Boston to New York detailing ships lost or damaged at sea. Nash of Calais feared missing. wreckage from her vessel sighted at St John. Kill Pond Bar vessel likely to come off in next tide. Multiple other vessels including brig Tasma, steamer Mauritania, and bark etc. reported damaged or ashore near Halifax Boston Newport News and off Cape Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J C Nash
Calais
New York
St John
Hyannis
Mass
Rath Robinson
Baker
Bath
Richmond
Kill Pond Bar
Bangor
Tasma
Turks Island
St Johns
Pernambuco
Giano
sSepich
Yarmouth
Chatham
Cette
Lucille
Davies
Newport
Rosario
Queens
John
Lula
Patterson
Windsor
Charleston
Sea Gull
Thompson
Africa
Bob Albert H Cross
Henderson
Newport News
Sir Martha
Bement
Ebay
DeWitts
Hagan’s
Crosby’s
Donnell’s
Bridgeport
Flora E
Nova Scotia
Gypeum
Manila
City of Philadelphia
Oten Bank
Australs
New London
Jeremiah Smith
Crocker & Davidson
Sii Albert Pharo
City Island
Sir Anna B Jacobs
General A E Burnside
Sir Barah Golden
Port Washington
Herald
King
Success
Valparaiso
Rio Janeiro
Savona
Morgan City
Galveston
Sandy Hook
Atlas
Haytt
Liberty Street
Plainfield
Sir Levi Hart
Mobile
Sombrero
New Orleans
Excelsior
Higgins
Federico Gartier
Liverpool
Valadera
New Bedford
Lucy Jones
Duncan
A F Flowe
Lilis
Elias Ross
Lewis
Amboy
Hattie Perry
Chase
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Ocean Prince
Baltimore
Hogarth
Naranja
Emily
Sue Williams
Pearce
Ogden
Harrington
Thorpe
Orcutt
Bailey
H Howe
Brown
L Peters
Williams
Biston
Alava
Buenaventura
Porto Rico
Branche H King
Portsmouth
Oakland
Florence Randall
Chadwick
Rachel
Seaman
Smith
New Haven
Henry Lemuel
Jarvis
Henry Waddington
W Converse
Allen Gurney
Gurney
Nile
Manning
Ocean Spray
Amelia
Dowdell
Angela
Leary
LA Boardman
Tinker
A R Hawke Tyler
Margaretta
Germain
Hattie Kelsey
Nework
Elbe
Bremen
Saratoga
Vera Cruz
Havana
Pomona
Montego Bay
Alvo
Savanilla
Audson
Barksmerika
Paulsen
Glasgow
Pide Artes
Orsica
Musterd
Mamichl
Andrew Nevinger
Georgetown
Levi Hart
Jackson
Hell Gate
Swis Adam Bowlby
Bowden
Rondout
Ira Ellis
Hudson
Brigadier C Tolman
Isle of Fines
Legg
Providence
Cayenne
Simpson
Eastport
Expedite
Eldridge
Seir
Henry P Mason
Lewis Jane
Coleman
Hero
Nickerson
Wm Everett
Webster
Annie E Moore
Sackett
Raritan River
Mary Miller
Dayton
Hoboken
Mary Louise
Colfer
Perth Amboy
Oriole
Crapo
Elizabethport
James C Clifford
Arenes
Lillie
Edward Lameyer
Beale
Port Downsend
Hermes
Holm
Herroann Lehmkuhl
Gertrude
Trundy- Sinnett
Port Royal
Salem
Serks
Adams
Scherater
Buenos Ayres
Iwis
Edwin I Morrison
Lavender Bangor
J Howell Leeds
Cranmer
Baymore Thompson
Port Eaton
Laura V Rose
Leeds
Kennebec
Auuie
Suez
Humphries
Ethelbald
St Ann’s Bay
Gluckauf
Townsend
James Ponder
Lynch
Wilmington
Jennie Rosalene
Sarton
Beverly
Oscar C Schmidt
Bacon
Charlestown
Fannie Flint
Warren
South Amboy
Henrietta
Mary Brockway
Merritt
J I Worthington
Fitch
Dora Ellison
Rose
Albert Mason
Abbott
Maritime movement notices from listed ports
A series of shipping notices records vessels sailing and in port across multiple ports. Entries include ships from ST CROLX, SYDNEY, SHANGHAI, SINGAPORE, 3WANSEA, SMYRNA, ST JOHN ND, VALVARAIS, VICTORIA BC, and YOKOHAMA with destinations New York San Francisco Vancouver Cardiff Shanghai Singapore New Orleans and more. Ships include Orinoco Haddon Hal Isabel Cambusboon Colombo Icis Thrasher Ethel Granville Webster Guinevere Sonoma Abyssinia Spindrift and others with dates in Sept Oct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Crolx
Orinoco
New York
Sydney
Nsw
Haddon Hal
Andrey
San Pedro
Shanghae
Mary L Stone
Carver
Hong Kong
Isabel
Ostrandt
Singapore
Cambusboon
Bishop
Cardiff
Colombo
di Milla
ST John
Icis Thrasher
Whelpley
Ethel Granville
Gibsson
Lulu
Matheson
Windsor
Seh Reaper
McLean
Valvarais
Sonoma
Griffiths
San Francisco
Newsboy
Johnson
Westminster
Guinevere
Petersen
Yokohama
Abyssinia
Lee
Vancouver
Port
Spindrift
Domestic Ports Update Signals Mixed Atlantic Traffic
A busy list of vessels arriving and departing across U S ports. Grisedale and John Gambles sail from Astorta and Bath respectively while Portland and New York shipments move via multiple barks and steamers. Several vessels cleared for Rio Janeiro, Buenos Ayres, and Havre, with Boston and Philadelphia hubs active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astorta
Grisedale
United Kingdom
Bessfield
Portland
Vilora H Hopkins
Buenos Ayres
John Gambles
San Pedro
Brambletyre
Bath
American Clues
Snow
New York
Winslow Morse
McDonough
Boston
New Zealand
R M Brookings
Small
South Amboy
Nettie Champion
Champion
Philadelphia
Annie L Murch
Helen A Clase
Ophir
Belle Huggins
Satilla
Isaac H Tillyer
Alexander Campbell
Baltimore
Nickerson
Wallace Ward
Vesper
Providence
Rose Esterbook
Davis
Cassie F Bronson
Salem
Berkshire
Lizzie Heyer
Rivers
Galveston
Twilight
Collins
New Haven
M Bird
Barrett
Hoboken
Kenzel
Rose
KR Tilton
Harris
D Witheredl
Garfield
New Bedford
James B Pace
H Kenzel
B L Townsend
W M Bird
J R Smith
Bull River
Cambala
Duck
Bahia Glanca
Brunswick
Millville
Clara Rankin
Record
Jamester
Charleston
Seminole
Platt
Clara Leavitt
Lombard
Deak
McDonald
Havre
Aurelia
Serrano
Genevieve
Calis
Abbie Ingalls
Kelley
Jonesport
M D Wilson
Cole
Balem
Gamecock
Lynn
Dover
Lake
Johnson
Hurricane Island
Dulch Island
Annie L McKeen
Lindsey
St John
Nsw
Juliette Terry
Orison
Onset
Orozimbo
Warnock
William Pickering
Hammond
Elsworth
Staten Island
Jennie Lind
Leighton
Calais
Derby
Conn
William C Wickham
Ewing
Damariscotta
Norfolk
John Cadwalader
Gardiner
Patchogue
Fire Island
Swis Osprey
Kit Carson
Bangor
Arcularius
Rockland
Huntress
Hunt
Lubec
A Hammond
Kilpatrick
Thomas Hix
Thorndike
Helen Thompson
Averill
Thomaston
Clarissa Allen
Lisdale
Fall River
G W Jewett
McKown
Boothbay
Cambridge
Tynes Ga
Robert Center
Wicks
Eastport
George P Trigg
Hilward
Nellie Eaton
Clark
Eurlka
Omeo
Anthony
Melourne
Edgartown
Hertha E Glover
Speit
Emma Green
Smith
Fort
Washburn
Deering
Crocker
Keefe
Taunton
Mattiew Williams
Bray
Somerset
Thompson
Gray’s Harbor
Francis E Hallock
Cranmer
C Lister
Robinson
Hyannis
Mass
William Cobb
Chase
Lews
Agnes Campbell
Neilsen
Montvideo
Forsaget
Rasmuseen
Barbados
George H Ames
Marshall
New
John Buell
Rachel Jane
Violence
Dreadnaught
Ickford
Bailey
Isaac Sherwood
Haverstraw
Joseph Z Dean
Whistler
Sallie W Ponder
Vast Shipping Movements Across Global Ports
The report lists numerous vessels sailing or in port from Acapulco to Rio de Janeiro, detailing ships such as San Blas, Star of the East, Thornhill, Crown Jewel, Fanniie Skolfield, Privateer, Seraphine, Seraphine, and Sarmatian among others. Entries include departure dates, destinations like San Francisco, New York, London, and Hong Kong, and ports like Halifax, Boston, Liverpool, and Melbourne, reflecting active transoceanic trade and naval activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Islands
City of Papelli
San Francisco
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Boston
Australia
New Zealand
Foi Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Alameda
Acapulco
San Blas
Panama
Aucaland
Star of the East
Haveron
New York
Antwerp
Pennland
Bathurst
Thornhill
Simmons
Liverpool
Harry Bailey
Hoar
Sharpness
Belfast
Burnos Ayres
Staffa
Wry
Sault Au Cochon
Mozart
Buller
Victoria
Barresen
Savannah
Bombay
Kelet
McKay
Remorandt, Paynes, Inc
Barbados
Crown Jewel
Grafton
Buenos Ayres
Calcutta
Salled
Fanniie Skolfield Whitmore
Isaac L Skolfield
Skolfeld
Copenhagen
Bark Privateer
Campeache
Port
Julien
Groninger
Eby
Dhs
Seraph G
Schs
Seraphine
Chute
Emma L Gregory
McCully
Rockland
EB View
Comb
Hughes
J B Brown
Cameron
San Pedro
Harrison , Johnson
Waterhouse
Honolulu
Ullsboro
Mascano
Clara
Ri ‘Bare
Clara Ogers
Rogers
N York
Bishop
Gett, Rogers
Lew Hubbard
Philadelphia
Havana
Barnmoor
Grey St Jago
Manhattan
Stevens
HA Iwax
Manitoban
Dunlop
Glasgow
Carroll
Charlottetown
Idhn Sarah Alice
Arecibo
Annie A. Deal
St Vincent
Halifax
Hill
Kuchinatzu
Kings Morehouse
Singapore
Lapool
Thierva
Fraser
London
Marseiles
Bork Kate Harding
McDougal
Moodyville
Wm A Campbell
Frask
Harry Morse
Murphy
Orme
Torstensen
Y Racanea
Port Spain
Belmont
Hagan
Bonaire
Pangst
Progruso
Crown Prince
Tropic
Quebec
Mercu
Sailed Ships and Vessels From Multiple Ports Reported
Shipping notices list numerous vessels sailing on various dates from ports including Philadelphia Auckland Rockport San Diego Stonington San Francisco Tacoma Tyree Wilmington Warren and more. Entries name ship schooner steamer bark brig and crews with destinations such as Pensacola New York Baltimore Newport News and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Elkins
Thambes
Philadelphia
Auckland
Wim Rice
Gregory
Victor
Pugh
Thesborden
Canary
New York
Pratt
Zamora
Bird
Jonathan Cone
Sherman
J. Lindsey
Kennedy
Warner Moore
Crockett
Bangor
Richmond
Milford
Haskell
Wilmington
Adelbert Ames
Jameson
Wood’s Hall
Pensacola
King Philip
Thompson
Baltimore
Daniel Webster
Tupper
Vulcan
Lewis
Rockport
Mass
Franklin
R M Smith
A & M Carlisle
San Diego
Firth of Stroma
Porer
Portland
Melanesia
Klocker
Newcastle
Nsw
Stonington
Anthony Burton
Emmet
Port Johnson
O F Hawley
Tyler
Alert
Dickinson
Falliver
Port Jefferson
Oakwoods
Carr
Narragansett Pier
George Dean
Hutchins
New Bedford
Wave
Seward
Satilla River
Mary Lord
Smith
Thomas W Holden
Parker
Cardenas
Southport
Ashdell
Liverpool
Warren
James A Parsons
Plummer
Elizabethport
G Pease
Albee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago
Eugene Hale
John D. Long
Newfoundland News
Sam
Trans-Pacific Mails
Mometer
Tion
Port OF
Marine Notes
Boston, Halifax & P. E. Island Steamship Line
Malifax
Port Hawkesbury
Pictou
P. E
Maritime Provinces
N. F
Boston, Halifax & Prince Edwar Island Steamship Line
U. S. Mail
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Bb. Gardner
Baddeck
A. Dew. Sampson
Washington Street
L. H. Palmer
Old State House
R. B. Gardner
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Foster's Wharf
Camden
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
Lancing
Wang’ S Island
Southwest Harbor
Roor
Bar Harbor
Sorrento
Northwest Harbor
Wick
Brookfin
Surry
North
Hangor
Bar Marbor
William H. Hill
Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
Hawkesbury
Halifpax
A. Dew
Sampson
O. G. Pearson
Kennebec River
Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell and
Augusta
Jaso Follins
Frida atSo
Cigs gEm
AB. H. DE
Eastport and
Calais, Me
St. John, N. B
Annapolis, N
Sones
Ortland
C. Williams
Cromwell Line
Pier 9
North River
S. Hudson
Knickerbocker
Louisiana
Texas
New México
Arizona
Colorado
California
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ata
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Renee
J. ° Magna
Samuel H. Seaman
Worth River
N. Y
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Baleumore
E. Smalley
Central Wharf
Mon ‘Day
Atarday
India Wharf
Pe Soth
M. Whitney
Ludia
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Tarifa Pavonia
Scythia
Samaria
Cephalonia
Tarifa
State Street
Alex Iinder Marti
Warren Line
Leyland Line
Istrian
Fmayer & Lincoln
Allan Line
Phenician
H. & A. Allan
Suneee
Mers
Weenmstown
Herpes
Ray
RED Star Line
Anatyrerp
P E. Iyer
MS &C
State St
Cen
Broad St
Atlantic Express
Rome
Londonderry
Menderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Southampton
Trave
WERRA
ALLER
Paris
C. Theo. Guething
Doane Street
Clyde
Great Southern
VIA
3. C
Columbia
S. Os
Atlanta
Gay Rincon
Ida
South Carolina
Routh
East River
Florida
Frco Gs
J. A. Flanders
Theo
G. Eger
Broadway
Long Wharf
Spartan
West
Associated Railways of Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Beaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Piedmont Alb Line
Boston & Providence R
Waldo A
Boston & Providence
Waldo A. Pearce
N. Eng
Washington St
Georgia
Alabama
NEW England and
Savannah ST Ship Company
Tafe Covey
Cley
Mallory
Comal
Alamo
Nueces
Port Royal & Brunswick
Cloucester
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Bandays
E. & Merchant
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