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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1887

Page

3

Central Massachusetts Railroad elects new directors at annual meeting

At the annual meeting in 1887 10 116 votes favored the slate of directors including Samuel N Aldrich Thomas H Perkins Henry Woods Lyman Hollingsworth J Edwin Smith and others. The board also approved stock exchange provisions under chapter 131 of the 1887 act and reflected President Aldrich and Clerk Seymour.

Central Massachusetts Railroad Samuel N. Aldrich Marlboro Thomas H. Perkins Boston Henry Woods Lyman Hollingsworth Cohasset J. Edwin Smith Worcester William T. Parker Moses W. Richardson Elisha S. Converse Malden Charles E. Sweet Newton William M. Gaylord Northampton Henry F. Hills Amherst Charles P. Darling Massachusetts Central Massachusetts Railroad Company Massachusetts Central Railroad Company S. N. Aldrich George F. Seymour

Real Estate Transfers Note Various Property Deals

Real estate transfer notices list multiple parcels and buyers including Eliot street Atherton and Theophilus Ling, Forest and Woodbury streets, and other streets with dates in Sept and prices or mortgage backs. entries reference lenders such as Home Savings Bank and individuals like James H T Adams and Herbert H Haw.

Eliot Street Atherton T. Brown Theophilus D. Ling Forest Street James W. Austin Christian Weirtz Woodbury Street Frank Fitzpatrick Richard Meagher South Margin Street John Martin Francis L. Brown Appleton Street Hiram M. Burton Gertrude B. Smith Cherry Street James H.T. Adams Herbert H. Haw Roxrunry Nathan Morse The Home Savings Bank Wort Avenue Rranville Seaverns Susan T. Seaverns Norfolk Street Susannuah K. Cary Ottilie Borris

Mortgage transfers in Boston area on Sept and Oct

Multiple deeds record mortgages and land transfers in Boston and surrounding towns. Transactions include Newcomb to Workingmen's Co operative Bank on Huntington avenue for 600 dollars, Joy to Westcott on Saratoga street for 500 dollars, and more. Additional notices list debts on Roxbury Dorchester East Boston and Dorchester properties with sums from 200 to 8000 dollars.

Wren Street George A. Smith Sarah Elizabeth Brooks Acadia Street William Rooney Granville Seaverns Central Street Dorchester John MacDonald Stillman A. Tucker Lauriat Avenue Ditto Chapman Avenue Thomas E. Harper J. Harris Rubin Abbott Street Boston Mary E. Blanchard Lawrence K. Lydston Princeton Street Benjamin F. Woolley Coleman Cook Sumner New Streets William Killion Michael Killion Bennington Street Charlestown Benjamin F. Holt John J. Casey Short Street Cueliea Orville Armstrong Oscar Armstrong Heard Street BrighTon Edwin C. Sparbank Rhoda J. Hatch Cambridge Street Jamaica Plain Thomas P. Proctor John G. Cabe Chestnut Avenue Allston Henry Baldwin Frank E. Kidder Linden Street Ashmont Charles W. Higgins Mary Moreland Burt Avenue George K. Newcomb Workingmen’s Cooperative Bank Huntington Avenue Francis P. Joy Thomas A. Westcott Saratoga Street George Faul Emil D. Shepard Mechanics Street Albert Borris Et al George Curtis Roxbury Amos Galloupe Warren Institution For Savings School Street Ept Norman Call John R. Kentwick Joseph C. Davis Morris Street Sarah Rowarth Edward L. Chaffee Decatur Street Isaac H. Allard Addison P. Wheelock Virginia Street Francis L. Brown George Wheatland South Margin Street John Bantle Mary P. Bacon Heath Avenue

Weather observations for ships at Boston signal station

Notice to captains records observations taken October 26 at 7 am at the United States Signal Station Boston. It outlines barometer readings and wind conditions with Greenwich noon timing and instructs how to correct ship barometers for altitude. A mini almanac section for Thursday October 27 lists high water and moon phase.

United States Boston

Port of Boston Arrivals and Movements Report

Port of Boston arrivals include the Br steamer Iowa from Liverpool with 215 steerage passengers and one cabin passenger Mr George Conley, the Br steamer Robinia from Antwerp reporting gales and damage, and multiple other vessels arriving or in port such as the Bark Bent Dickerman and the steamers Wilkesbarre Tremont and City of Gloucester. Cleared and returning ships noted, with extensive weather and voyage remarks and several coastal and foreign entries.

Iowa Owens Liverpool Warren & Co George Conley Robinia, Smith Antwerp Lombard’s Sons Sable Island Bark Arklow Pye Limerick New York Wilkesbarre Cates Port Johnson Tremont Donovan Portland City of Gloucester Young Gloucester Longfellow Smith Provincetown Mack Annie Lewis Lewis Buenos Ayres N W Rice & Co Bent Dickerman Boston Cook Buenosa Ty Kirk Ashantee Brown Sydney Luey W Snow Burgess Goree Batman Bing Hastings Coumans San Fernando Trinidad Delaware Vineyard Haven Bay State Laura Quinlan St John Willie McKay Palmer Moncton Dexter Carrie Easler Easler Wallace Elm City Etheridge Georgetown Swis Gardiner Deering Rogers Mary L Peters Williams Baltimore Evan Rose Jones Millville Ellen Perkins Kendall Lottie Henry Lippe Howes Trenton Cotton Hoboken Mattie W Atwood Newcomb Freddie A Higgins Higgins Wellfleet Theresa McDonald Wenonah Paine J Meaton Parsons Lanesville Thurston Anna M Nash Cari Newburyport Why Hickett Hasson Anna Shepard Thomaston Herbert Pettee Rockport John & Frank Perkins York Sooloo Cepnevals Walker Alexander Martin Charles Loring Thestrup Aspinwall Benj Howard’s Sons Masters Windsor Five Islands Delong & Seaman Althea Melatcon Port George J G Hall & Co Glad Tidings Glasby Fr A Roberts Marengo Irvin London Sanderson & Son Portland Lloyds Hussey Tuscabuano Valparaiso J P Rogers & Co Higginson Fales Hillsboro J H Filtner & Co Scha Cricket Kennealy Fred A Roberts Cygnet Parrsboro Hatheway & Co Vioneer Hamilton St Johns Stratton Little & Co Oka

Port ship charters list shows lumber and coal trades

Portland and New York charter entries note bark Woodside to Bahia Blanca lumber 1050, Bark Navesink to Greenock 55s, schooner Grace Davis coal 120, many ships to Buenos Ayres Washington and Portland routes, plus crude oil and refined oil terms. New York list includes Oscar to Dieppe 5000 barrels crude oil and Volet to Cette 5000 bbis crude under private terms.

Portland Woodside Bahia Blanca Bar Celina Buenos Ayres Rosario Navesink Bangor Greenock Herbert C Hall Sherwood Arlington Leni Cromwell Ice Kennebec Washington Grace Davis Baltimore Mima Reed Minnie Bell Parrsboro New York Oscar Dieppe Volet Vandalia United Kingdom Ferdinand Philadelphia Christiania Manasa Loa Saigon San Francisco Don

Strathearn and Other Ships Sold at Noted Rates

The listing details ships Strathearn Drumlanegg Ordinada Fischer and Clan Buchanan with option prices 268 6d 278 6d and 373 6d, linked to Portand Oregon. This Cork or United Kingdom 80s catalog item notes various vessel options and pricing.

Cork United Kingdom Strathearn Drumlanegg Ordinada Fischer Clan Buchanan Potland

Mariners Report From New England Ports

Swarms of sailing ships arrived and cleared at Machiasport Boston and Gloucester with passengers and cargo. Vessels carried crews and shipments to New York Boston Providence and Saint John NB while large codfish hauls marked a strong Grand Banks season.

Machiasport Annie Lee Cole Portsmouth Harry C Chester Clark Boston Para Libby Alma Johnson St John Beta Colbeth Shulee F 'Reeman Jasper Lucy E. Havey Bar Arbor Timothy Field Wooster Henry Santa Jennie M Carter Faton Newark Vineyard Haven Howard Philadelphia Belfast Rondont Joseph Grambyn Provincetown Norfolk Lincoln Hastings Annie F Hall Eva Adeil E H King J D Griffin Velma Silver Heels Robert Ross H Furber Wentworth New York Alice Borda Cranmer Baltimore Lynn James Warren Faulkenham Elizabethport Ipswich Annie A Booth Wasson Weehawken Annie R Lewis Lewis Bangor Sabrina Trafton Silas Mcoun Morrell Rockland Julia A Decker Freeman Sarah Eaton Silas McLoren Salem Lexington Priest Angola Marchant Williamsburg Lizzie Rich Clark’s Cove James O’ Donahue Newton Delaware Sadler Ellsworth Mist Collinburg Calais Josie Smith Machias Billow Emery Fall River L’erseverance Willard Round Pond Harvester McLean Parrsboro Crabtree Beckford Marblehead Hancock Gloucester Enola Carrie W Babson Belle A Nauss Herald of the Morning Hattie Evelyn Seining Esther Wood Matthew Keeney Puritan Clara Fb Friend Georges Josie M Calderwood Fernwood Grand Banks Bessie M Wells Good Templar Wellfleet AP Parkhurst Thomaston Hannah Stone

Shipping Movements Report from Atlantic Ports

A list of vessels sailing or passing through European and Atlantic ports with dates October involving owners captains and final destinations such as Philadelphia New York Baltimore San Francisco and Rostock etc. Notable entries include the Cilurnum and the Italian Giovanni with routes from Tarragona and Tarifa to New York Bilbao and Philadelphia.

Barcelona Josefina Span Carran Tarragona Benisaf Aberladey Bay McGregor Baltimore Carthagena Cilurnum Philadelphia Dover Loch Ranza Boyd London San Diego Hamburg Cremon Schwaner Montreal Lizard Mark Edith Mack Antwerp Weissenhorn von Thulen New York Harrison Liverpool Ismir Sanders Konoma Thompson Tybee Mentmore Simpson Melbourne Johann Kepler von Oppen San Francisco Queenstown Highmoor Mc Whirter San Franisco Catalonia Wylie Boston Ohio Sargent Southampton Equator Crosby Quebec Swinemunde Bark Lorenz Hansen Ger Dillwitz Rostock Onni Nor Abrahamsen Stettin Tarifa Mark Giovanni Ital Gavaguin Bilbao

Ship Don Juan Sets Course for Philadelphia

Don Juan sailing from Cherbourg bound for Philadelphia with personnel aboard. Bark Silicon commanded by Bartlett sails Ivigtut toward Philadelphia thirteen days out, reported ten miles southeast of Cape Spear on October eighteenth.

Nehmens Cherbourg Philadelphia Bartlett Ivigtut Cape Spear

Whaling Updates From New Bedford and New London

Sailed from Stonington on the Sarah W Hunt bound for South Seas. A letter from Capt Leal reports Pedro Varela at Fayal with 180 barrels sperm oil shipped by Moses B Tower. Eva under Capt John O Spicer arrived from Cumberland Inlet with 475 barrels oil and 700 its of bone after 24 days.

Stonington Sarah W Hunt Buddington South Seas New Bedford Leal Pedro Varela Fayal Moses Tower New London Conn Eva John O Spicer Cumberland Inlet

Provincetown Seining Fleet Faces Poor Weather and Small Catches

The Barnstable Bay seining fleet, about 70 sail, reports only a small catch after a week of rough weather. A long list of local names appears in the dispatch, noting fishermen and residents among the readings. Several schools were seen last night but adverse conditions limited fishing activity and weirs show minimal catches.

Provincetown Scts Chester

Mariners Notice of Lights and Buoys in Atlantic Coast

Notice to mariners detailing location and height of the Virgin Islands Culebra light, a Charleston bell buoy replacement off Cape Romain, and forthcoming fixed red lights and whistling buoys near New York City and Narragansett Bay. It lists bearings and distances for several lighthouses and ledges including Manan, Nash, Schoodie, and Menemsha.

Virgin Islands Culebra Charleston Cape Romain Washington Lighthouse Board Sunken Meadows East River New York Ietit Manan Narragansett Lay Nash's Island Olu Man Ledge George’s Island Sagetelly Low Bay Menhegan Is Frauxlin Iskind Omaquid Point Lghthouse

Maritime notes report wrecks and ship damage along Atlantic coast

Bangor vessel aground at Warren dock Bremen Maine life loss near Tangent? Noting Ireland ashore at Brier Island with cargo scattered and salvors at work. Ella Maud towed leaking to Vineyard Haven after running ashore Hedge Fence Shoal. New Brunswick bark abandoned. Little sail injuries aboard Daimet Marcy. Fishermen and crew rescued as storms drive ships toward harbor.

Bangor Warren Dock Bremen Halifax Westport Ireland Brier Island Sen Henrietta Haley Westport Harbor Vineyard Haven Ella Maud Moncton Providence Hedge Fence Shoal Vineyard Sound Confidence Boston New Brunswick Nelson Quebec Liverpool London Lessie Simpson St Johns Nii Pilley’s Island Harbor Grace Centipede Hansen Philadephia Lynn Fishine Daimet Marcy Highland Light Partilly Caj Dauet Annie Lewis Portland Buenos Ayres Thomas Bushworth Corn Shaw Bristol Baltimore New York Persia Malcolm Windsor Telegraph Station Whitestone North River Newbury Nancy Holt Eureka Melbourne Australia Philadelphia Lemuria Bilbao

Stormy Seas and Ship Collisions Tie Up Baltic to North Sea Routes

Reports from Baltimore Providence and New Haven detail heavy weather and collisions. The William A Marburg suffered major damage in a collision with the Benjamin B Church, while the May was dismasted in the bay. The Caroline and Lee face salvage and lightering challenges. Balaklava. Sarmatian. Matteo Premuda. Monarch. various vessels report masts, gear, and hull damage in North Sea and Atlantic conditions.

Maginda Konigsberg North Sea English Sch Benj B. Church Beebe Lesines Providence William Marvel Caroline Douglass Baltimore Pillsoury Wiliam Marburg Benjamin B Church Norfolk Capain Willsbury New Haven P Lee Philadelhia Cape Horn London Sarmatian Morris Cardiff Algoa Bay Cape Town Sue Lark Morrow San Francisco Queenstown Matteo Premuda Hamburg Nieuwe Diep

Shipping movements and port entries listed by date

A compilation of sailings and arrivals from ports including AMOY Antwerp New York Philadelphia and Kingston with vessels such as Strathleven Vaderland Sparkling Water Acacia Joseph Spinney Kilkerran Spartan Jen nie Rutledge The Star Daisy Evangeline British Queen Sorocco Gertrude Glenola Arannah Mack? and others. Entries cover oct 4 to oct 28 with destinations Boston Philadelphia Seattle Liverpool Demerara Honolulu Yokohama and Montreal among others.

AMOY Strathleven New York Antwerp Vaderland Nederland Philadelphia AUX Caves Sparkling Water Hichborn Goston Acacia Mattson Callaoq Joseph Spinney Curling Liverpool Seattle Kilkerran, Ferguson Fort ‘Townsend Spartan Yokohama Tacoma Havana Doris Eckhoff Todd Machias Halifax Daisy Pye Jamaica Evangeline Salt Island British Queen Hills London Boston Sorocco Cahoon Demerara Gertrude Wathesen Ponce Glenola Philips Arannah Victoria Platina Lawrence Kingston Evanell Dow Black River Clamboro Miranda Travis Jam Liverol Ohio Sargent Catalonia Wylie Lord Clive Quebec Comte d’Eu Montreal Havre Loy Buenos Aires Assyrian Admiral Lena Maori Londonderry Kim Cardiff Peggy Buenos Ares Heath Point Polynesian Texas Cross Bristol Peacemaker Lane Buenos Ayres Heath Poin Prussian Ambury Glasgow Rio Janeiro Priscilla Roberts Baltimore Flora Thompson Newport Mabel Johns Amal Lance Pernambuco Magnificent Lawrensen Pensacola Industry Levleron Gaspe Rosarlo Augustine Kobbe Sherman PJ Palmer Kay San Andreas Frank M Noyes Asquini O3ston Kig Steptin Pisagua Arsth Trinidad Astoria Albert Russell Kane Constitution Esquimault Beaconsfield Keith Montevideo Glory of the Seas Freeman San Francisco Pearson Yorkshire Arnold

Maritime listings and sailings amid busy Atlantic traffic

A dense routing of ships and steamers with arrivals and departures across ports including Alexandria, Brunswick, Bangur, Charleston, Cape Henry, Dutch Island Harbor, Providence, Galveston, Hyannis, Lynn, Mobile, Marblehead, Mystic Bridge, New Orleans, and Glorゲetown. Vessels such as Ante Harding, Euripides, Commerce, Nellie Morse, Nellie T M, and many others move for coal, cargo, and transport.

Alexandria John Shaw Washington Feemkin Moke Index Garretson Cambridge W L Walker Crocker Somerset A Heaton Handy Boston Maud Sherwood Kelley Dreadnaught Rackett Henry Sutton Ullock Providence Wim Cobb Cans Danversport Swansea Brenson Daylight Wb Potter Gothenburg City Liverpool James A Gafield Woodbury More McDutty Philadelphia Ety Eabert Wentworth Cumberland Webber John Doug Liss Jordan New York Hattle H Barbour Barbour Nellie T Nellie Morse Baker Gardiner Morgan Michaster Boston Passe Up Odell Wade Charles Dennis Haskell Haltimore Swis Commerce Rockland Maggie J Chadwick Orr Maggie Ellen Littlejohn Mary Lliza Morrisey Kinnena Jettigrew Ruth Shaw Carlow Mary LU Varney Weeks Leverly Ar 20Th Perry Look Hoboken Ira E Wright Shaw Charleston Ardanbha York Lina Suhr Hamburg Cit Newcastle Edmonson Havresch Potosi Barren Island Cousaw Bellingham McGregor Josphia Cape Henry Ante Harding Baltimore Plope Dutch Island Harbor Edward Slave Voss Gonesett Hortensia Sanborn Harmonia Pendleton Rust Clark Nellie Eaton Knowlton Warren Hua Nicholson Regnalt Philadelfor Do Eveline Gould Narragansets Herre Kernanina Helen A Chase Southard Augustinus Flogstad Wilmington Schs Red Wing Johnson Charles Heavens Howes Shannon Sawyer St John Maud Robinson Galveston Euripides I. Crow Hyannis Mass Annie M al Brown Collin C Maker Saker Chrome Dow Franklin J D Griffin Lincoln Garland Carver's Mobile Ada Carter Huestes Horn Island Marblehead Thomas N Stone McDonald Mystic Brluge Conn Allen Gurney Orleans Oteri el Monte Hawthorne Yeniers Macauilay Louisiana Gayer Statesman Kugar E B Ward, Jr Curtis Puerto Cortez Clinton Havana Harrogate Cardiff Explorer Middlesborough Lort Eada Halled Southern Belle Onarto

Maritime Traffic in New England and Atlantic Ports

Ships and steamers sail and clear from Newport, Norfolk, New London, New Bedford, and other ports. Vessels such as Ichn Henrietta, Samuel Hurt, City Camp, and Hugo among many traverse routes to New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Boston, and beyond while distress signals, sailings, and arrivals mark a busy period along the coast and at harbor towns.

Newport Henrietta Perth Amboy Fall River Enterprise Dorr New York Sarah A Ward Wixan New Bedford 1Hiladelhia Samuel Hurt Clark Rondout Boston Daniel Webster Young Hoboken Edward Lagemar Beale Rockland Richmond Norfolk Blanche Fairfield Windsor Huelva Philadelphia Fannie H Stewart Newport News Chatham Hallett Baltimore Naworth Castle Lawrence New Orleans Reval Sue Williams Pearce J B Ogden Toie Hugo Liverpool West Point Cox & Green Hompson Newburyport Hercules Swain Mary E Amsden Lucy Jones Duncan New London Swis Spartan St John Isaac H Borden Ward Pine Island KG Willard Evan Leonard Robbins Wareham Helen Mar Hudson Gardiner Henry R ‘Ulton Harris Charleston Kate M Tllilton Johnson Fernandina Powhattan Mediterranea George W Clyde Hayti Minneola Bristol Starlight Srown Port Spain Mary A Hail Hell Gate Wilkesvarre Cates Port Johnson Barkersia Malcolm Winsor Schs Elizabeth Accularius Snow Cornelius Gurney Providence Benjamin Courtney Katie J Hoyt Bearse Hovoken John Cadwalader Hovocen Mary Mills Howell Amboy Idih & May En Rondout Isle of Pines Lesg Richard Vaux Robinson Henry A Laber Slocum Newark Tyrone Hickman Port Medway Torridon Oceanus J K Munsburg Gandy Daniel Brown Curtis Wm G Lewis Kelley A M Ridgway Ada Herbert Harding Oliver Dance Manney Mattapoisett Albert W Smith Berry Postjoy Smith Athens Kmma Portlani Mattie Russell Larrabee Vineyard Hatch E Merryman Addie Jordan Banger Eliza Bell Outhouse Freeport Mary Wiley Williams Majestic Gross Sophia Wiley Yam Bangor Commerce Ladd Barks Payson Tucker Wade Ella Moore Henry Cleaves Mattie J Alles David Torrey May O’neil Andrea Lovico Martorana Trapani Phipsburg Cambridge Fletcher Mentor Perry Westort Parker’s Flats Sch Wright Oston Lancaster Rovinson Portsmouth Reading Salem Williamsport Miller Ioston Berks Adams Orangie Warren Hall Walker Bath Frank Vanderden Chamberlain Wm E Lee Lynch Lucie Wheatley Mumford Jersey City Robert Barr Burton Emma C Knowles Mayhew Indiana Koggs Pottsvilie Ritson Barks Sreidis Larsen Jane Maria Davies Passages Addie B. Bacon Bacon Mary Bradshaw King’s Ferry Glendower Carthagena Pensacola San Francisco Port Low Barkentine J M Griffin Valley Forge San Diego Shirley Mount Washington Lower Harbor Hammond Flanders Gen Grant Littlefield Ocean Light Hamilton Karen Happuch Rhinbrick John & Frank Perkins London Sumatra Wilmington Theodore Voss Seeman Porto Praya Dalbeattie Gregory

Passengers list for Cunard Cephalonia voyage to Liverpool

From Boston for Liverpool aboard the Cunard steamship Cephalonia Jack Aahton John Warnit Ralph Adams Cram teary Miss Lillie Cunningham Mr and Mrs Fuller Miss Maria Gray Dr Henry Helms K Homan Mrs J C Hooker and maid like Hovey Miss Eleasor Merriam Master Arthur Ware Merriam Mr and Mrs E F Miller Miss Helen Paine Charles W Larker Miss Walker Mr and Mrs William Ordway Wartridge and maid Mrs Peacock Mr and Mrs HS Phillips Miss Abby A Quincey Miss Catherine Reynolds JS Poyce Alfred I Skoffield Peter Strickland Miss Strickland Miss J C Struthers Mr and Mrs John L Sullivan Cabin total 213 1st class Wainwright William E Worces $8 intermediate 50 steerage 125

Boston Liverpool Cunard Steamship Cephalonia Jack Aahton John Warnit Ralph Adams Cram Lillie Cunningham 8St Fuller Fuller Maria Gray Henry & Helms K Homan J C Hooker Hovey Eleasor Merriam Arthur Ware Merriam E F Miller Helen Paine Charles W Larker Walker William Ordway War

Outgoing Steamers from Boston on Thursday October 27

Shipping notice lists vessels sailing from Boston with destinations and sail times. Gate City to Savannah at 4:00 PM, Cephalonia to Liverpool at 7:30 AM, Alex Martin to Baltimore at 3:00 PM, Borderer to London at 8:00 AM, Yarmouth to Yarmouth at 10:00 AM, Worcester to Halifax at 12:00 PM. Agents include Rich'n& Barn'd Cephalonia, C Furness, J G Hall & Co, Har'son Loring.

Destinat’n Sail Gate City Savannah Rich’n& Barn Cephalonia Liverpool Alex Martin Berkshire Baltimore Geo E Smalley Borderer London C Furness Yarmouth Jj G Hall & Co Worcester Halifax Har’son Loring City of Macon D Chatham Geo E Smalley Yarmouth J G Hall & Co

Shipping Schedule fragment for Hammonia and Oct 27-29

OCR reads a European steamship timetable with multiple consignments and ports. Entries list vessels Eunhardt & Co St of Nevada Glasgow Bremen London Havre Antwerp Hamburg Rotterdam Liverpool and others with sailing times around 2 00 PM to 4 00 PM and notes on steamers and companies. Approximate times suggest a compiled passenger and cargo schedule from a past port issue.

Hammonia Hamburg Eunhardt & Co St. of Nevada Glasgow Baldwin &Co Sight & S Elbe Bremen Oelrichs & Co Frin London WJ Hurst Topla Eee Henderson Br’s la Gascogne Havre Louis de Bebian Rhymand Anwerp Right & S Ns Suevia Itumburg Kunharst & Co Scholten Rotterdam

Incoming steamers bound for Boston and nearby ports

Shipping notices list incoming steamers and line agents with arrival dates in October. Vessels include Gill & Scotz Hulvarian from Antwerp Liverpool October 16 and City of Macon from Savannah October 27. Other ships shown are Spartan Philadelphia October 28 and Scythia Liverpool October 18.

Jan Breydel Antiwerp Gill & Scotz Hulvarian Liverpool Yer & Linc Yarmouth G Hall & Co Spartan Phila’phia Sam Scythia Alex Martin

Maritime Yankee and British ships from various ports update

Shipping list notes multiple vessels including Hoogly from Penang via Singapore, Independence from Valparaiso, Pavett from alparaiso, John R. Bergen bound for Havana, Jessie from Shields, Katahdin seen at Ililo, Morayshire from Madras, Pagsed at St Helena, S Rota from Rosario, Spruit from Rio Grande do Sul, BestpeeeDan from Buenos Ayres, and Smut from Rio Grande do Sul with dates ranging May through Sept indicating movements and origins.

Hoogly Lewis Penang Singapore St. Helena Independence Pavett Alparaiso Pisaya James G. Bain Mockler Br. Bark Cebu John R. Bergen Squires Am. Sch Havana Tybee Jessie Shields John Gull McKenzie Pisagua Katahdin Seeley Hloilo la Burrill Urphy Manila Ept Morayshire Storm Madras Coconada St. Rota Sorensen Nor. Bark Rosario Spruit DeJonge Duten Rio Grande Do Sul BestpeeeDan Buenos Ayres Prior Smut Tonnesen Nor

Mail closings for various routes from Boston and Halifax

Steamship schedules listing mails to St Pierre Miquelon Scotland Progreso Europe and Caribbean routes with closing times from Boston and Halifax. Entries include for Truxillo New Orleans Portuense Europe via Queenstown Brest Havre and other lines with dates Oct 27 28 29 31 and 11:00 A.M. for Halifax St Pierre Miquelon and 3:00 P.M. daily Boston cutoffs.

St. Pierre and Miquelon Halifax Truxillo S. Oteri New Orleans Chester New York Umbria Scotland Glasgow Progreso Mexico Thornhill Tsop Boston Europe Queenstown Kaver Eos City Liver France Italy Spain Portugal Switzerland Brest Havre la Gascogne Elbe Ethiopia Jerhio O’ Knaap Netherlands Rotterdam W._A. Scholten Yarmouth N. S Yarmouh Greytown Bluefields Morgan Belgium Rhymond Eka Hayti Inagua Ailsa Riday St. Pierre and Miquelon Worcester Par Pernambuco Brazil Portuense Central America South Pacific Aspinwall Guatemala Costa Rica City of Para Eacel Witia Cuba Tampa Fla Key West

Trans-Pacific Mail Dispatch Dates and Instructions

Trans-Pacific mails from San Francisco arrive via three steamers. Australia via Australia on Nov 8. China Japan and East Indies via Gaelic also Nov 8. Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Sandwich Islands via Zealandia on Nov 18. Correspondence for trans-Pacific mails must be mailed in Boston at least eight days before the dates given.

Sandwich Islands Australia San Francisco China Japan The East Indies British India New Zealand Fiji Samoan Zealandia Boston

Shipping notices and consignments dated October from London and Liverpool

The clipping lists multiple consignments and shipper references from Baldwin & Co Canada, Henders'n Bros, Oelrichs & Co, Wright & Sons, Ismay Inland and others with dates in October. Entries show destinations or ports such as London Liverpool Bremen and reflect trade notices of carriers and ships.

Aller Bremen Oelrichs & Co C Richar’d Liverpool Wright&Sons Britannic Ismay Inland Cop'n’ag’n F’ch Edge &Co

Boston-Bound Vessels Sail Date Ledger

The list notes vessels sailing toward Boston with captains and origins. Entries include the Abbott brigantine, Wyman bark from Bowling, Dagny Svendsen Wor bark from Totlo, Meyers brig from Rosario, and others with dates around September and August.

Boston Owman B. Law Abbott Shieeka AMS Ats Arrie W. Clark Cunha Am. Sch Colorado Wyman Bowling Dagyry Svendsen Totlo Yark Ie An Wright, Meyers Brig Rosario

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