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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1888

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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