Weather Observation Instructions for Ship Barometers
Direct weather guidance explains observing barometers at a set hour each day to correct errors. It notes adding one hundredth of an inch to the ship's instrument for every ten feet of extra sea level height.
Transatlantic Steamer and Fleet Movements Report
Arrivals and movements include the steamer Cephalonia from Liverpool via Queenstown with 161 cabin 97 intermediate and 4999 steerage passengers to Alex Martin. Reports of a strong gale and variable winds followed by a large meteoric event observed at lat 42 50 lon 68 15. Numerous British and foreign vessels listed with cargoes passengers and routes. Several ships cleared for foreign and coastwise destinations amid varied weather conditions and sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cephalonia
Walker
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alex Martin
Transatlantique
Fred Scammnell
Shaw
Rotterdam
New York
British Crown
Smith
London
Furness
Elmanel
Genith
Mareca
Young
Antwerp
Moise
C Furness
Decattr H
Mallacoree
Thornborn
Musquash
Harvester
Melennen
St John
Edward Stewart
Harlow
Port Johnson
Win
Lewis
Kelley
Philadelphia
Ludowick Bill
Pierce
Herbert
Pettee
Rockport
K Ham
Garland
Chilton
Call
Eliot
Wes
Baltimore
George
Charters effected amid lumber and coal cargoes
Updated list shows multiple vessels including Bark Johannes and bark Florence with cargoes ranging from coal to lumber. Entries cover routes from New York and Pensacola to Europe and the Caribbean, with prices, tonnages, and private terms noted alongside ships and brigs signaling ongoing commerce as the ice season closes.
Maritime Freight Rates and Routes Listed for Several Vessels
A 80¢ per ton rate applies to loaded tows free of wharfage. A 00 ton schooner with boilers and machinery sails to Saugerties NY with 475 and expenses. A schooner to New York with 600 holds sugar at 80¢ per hha. A 900 ton schooner from Windsor NS to Staten Island at $160 per ton free wharfage. The Laura sails to Demerara with ice and general cargo at a lump sum of 1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johannes
Hamburg
Antigua
Elizabethport
Portland
Carbarien
St John
England
Ireland
Pensacola
Santos
Port Elizabeth
Fernandina
Limber
Honolulu
Charleston
United Kingdom
Cotion
Savannah
New Orleans
Trinidad
Port Charzes
St Pomingo
Ot Johnson
Portsmouth
Hoboken
Boston
Ion
Association
Vark Florence
UL Stavtes
Pures Island
Vallast
Carl Harsted
Miramichi
Nereid
Baltimore
Barkentine Henry Nowell
Sea King
Lloyds
Valparaiso
Talcahayna
Amy A. Lance
Barbados
John C Gregor Wire
Sch Chase
Fla
Woartage
Windsor
Brunswick
Bangor
Kennebec
WNBL
Lanesville
Atone
Carver's Harbor
Perth Amboy
Oston
At &He
Amboy
Philadelphia
Galveston
Vineyard Haven
Washington
Frankfort
Sidney G Hupper
Mernandina
South Amboy
Ed Jewises
Downing’s Cove
Providence
Philadelphis
Schohner
Saugerties
Staten Island
Laura
Demerara
VESSEL TRAFFIC AND BRIGHTER FISHERIES AT SEASON'S END
From Vineyard Haven to Gloucester and Boothbay several schooners sail for ports including New York and Boston. Mackerel receipts reach about 4000 barrels at Gloucester as crews report a brighter season with potential gains of several hundred thousand dollars. Various ships list arrivals and departures with numerous named vessels and port movements observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
P Rogers
Warr
South Amboy
Groveland
Avon
Atwood
Filzabeth
Camden
Robert Center
Hulse
New York
Benjamin Biggs
Haley
St John
Benjamin Poe
Ernst Y Lee
Thomas
Hoboken
Portland
Gloucester
Seining
East Point
Garland
James
Ella
Nellie N Davis
Alice C Jordan
John 8
Presson
Pioneer
Wiscasset
Douglas Haynes
Dunton
Salem
Lewis
Boston
Sturgis
Hodgdon
Stamford
Emma S Briggs
Grey
New Haven
Boothbay
James W Drury
Baker
Clark’s Cove
Neslie
Norfolk
Delaware
Sinclair
Ellsworth
May Queen
Grant
Sullivan
Waterloo
James Nicholds
Brewer
Mary Elizabeth
Port
W J Elliott
Thurston
Fish
Perine
Reed
Providence
Emily
Staples
Knowlton
Deer Isle
Polly
Perry
Rockland
James Neilsen
Smith
H S Boynton
Bath
Susanna
Ryder
Pound East
Shipping News Data From Atlantic to Europe and Americas
A compiled list of vessels sailing from various ports including Apalachicola Belfast Dublin and Cardiff to destinations such as Newcastle Philadelphia New York and Quebec. Entries note ship or bark names masters origins and arrival or sailing dates in September with multiple Br or Nor flag vessels and routes to Americas Europe and the Caribbean.
Maritime voyage notices from scattered ship logs
Fragmentary ship notices list vessels with origins from Barbados and Charles ton, routes to Cork and Riga, dates in September, positions near Cape May and coordinates. Entries mention captains or owners and distances from Cape May with minor typos and garbled spellings.
Fishermen Reports Mixed Catch and Dull Prospect
Fishermen from Wellfleet report 108 bbls mackerel on Ada line off Block Island and 157 bbls on Ger trude Summers, with little fish in quantity and herring seen in the bay. Provincetown notes four shore brackerel arrivals totaling 395 barrels, few fish for three days, but herring abundant and Mary Whart off the Race with 100 bbls. Canneries run in full time as traps show herring supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellfleet
Adaline
Hlock Island
Charles Atwood
Gertrude Summers
Provincetown
Robert Pettis
Minot’s
Mary Whart
Amethyst Whaler Found Wrecked Near Chaumagin Islands
San Francisco advices report the Amethyst wrecked near Castle Rock Chaumagin Group after sailing from Boston in 1822 era. The 38 crew are missing with the ship valued at £35000, last seen in June 1886, owned by John Knowland and formerly William Phillipps & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
San Francisco
Angel Dolly
Castle Rock
William Phillipps & Son
John Knowland
Maritime peril and ship abandonments reported at sea
Reports from Boston New York Quebec and London describe multiple vessels abandoned or sinking after storms fires and collisions. The Lillian and Alice Roy faced abandonment and near sinking while Elba and other ships endured hull damage and cargo fires. Crews were rescued or towed as repairs and salvage followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lillian
St John
Rotterdam
New York
Florida
Newport News
Liverpool
Lilian
Alice Roy
Quebec
Jesse Cari
Carll
New London
Elba
St Paul’s Island
Bark ships report damage and distress at sea
Bark Harve from Londonderry returned with rudder damage to Londonderry. Bark Blanda from Port Townsend was partially dismasted and routed to Sydney after a gale. Bark Mary McMaster from Colombo arrived damaged and leaky at Fort Elizabeth. Sir James Dwyer from Porto Rico for Boston stranded on Brazil Rock and put ashore at Mud Island after saving cargo. Despatch references storm center southwest of Havana with a cyclonic disturbance.
Foreign Ports Maritime Register Sept Debarkations and Departures
A compile of multiple ships in Aug and Sept listing in port in Burrard Inlet Halifax Hong Kong and beyond. Vessels including bark H Drews brig Martha J Brady and brig J W Parker are named with destinations New York Quebec and San Francisco. Also notes on ships leaving Liverpool London and Montreal and arrivals in Honolulu Havana and Rio Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Syren
Mallett
Belfast
Alantis
Forbes
Dublin
Newcastle
BONA
St Andrew’s Bay
Philadelphia
Pilbao
Peru
Wills
New York
Cardiff
Park Arcadia
Anderson
Emma Marr
Brewster
London
Romanoff
Doty
Southampton
Everest
Robbins
Rio Janeiro
Carthagena
Gombay
Copenhagen
Hekla
Laub
Ruby
Morris
Miramichi
Renaut
Leavy
Yarmouth
Dpundalk
Frederica
Roberts
Sydney
Dungeness
Glendarnel
Lloyd
San Francisco
Flensborg
Artemis
Moe
Fitzroy
Jones
FIUME
Trinacria
Mitchell
Greenock
Gaspee
Pinkey
Quebec
Glasgow
Manitoban
Dunlap
Halifax
Lisbon
Salvatore
Ital
Olivari
Liverpool
Julian
Marsters
Aspinwall
St Cloud
Patten
Oxenholme
Thomas
Montreal
Mary Port
Berbice
Walker
James L Harway
McPhail
Sharpness
Queenstown
King Cenric
Edwards
Cheribon
Rio Marina
Scawfell
Riga
Libertas
Ecklund
Savannah
ILIGO
Peppina
Gappielo
Baltimore
Swansea
Jupiter
Swed
Nilson
Nile
Ferrari
Pensacola
Helena
Collins
Iloilo
Boston
Thomas Hilyard
Manila
Vincenzo Accaine
Isnardi
Colombo
Tonning
Lone
Port Royal
Burrard Inlet
F H Drews
Robarth
Bremen
Theodore Visher
Weissenhorn
I Bird Rocks
Narwhal
Weston
Iverpool
Colberg
Svea
Plomgren
Cheverie
Martha J Brady
Armstrong
Orient
Seh la
Townsend
Puget Sound
Mary Winkehnan
Blake
Port Blakely
St Lucia
Erakine
Consueolo
Cousins
Professor Johnson
Pederson
Hilo
Port Biskely
New Caledonia
Hambi RG
Melbourne
Professor Lintner
Jake
Prince Albert
Equator
Jess’e Renwick
Resolute
Dacovson
Rio Grande
Emily Reed
Sheldon
Calcutta
Morayshire
Storm
Madras
Colchester
Luzon
Park
Hoogly
Lewis
Singapore
ST John
Park Valona
Andrews
Sunshine
Smith
Dundalk
Icis Gonesta
Stewart
Ayr
Fowler
City Island
Sun Price
Price
Ballarena
Valparaiso
Earl Derby
Kerr
Hastings Mills
Independence
Pavatt
Pisagua
United States
Windsor
Sailed and Cleared Atlantic Steamers and Barges in 19th Century Port Records
A dense list of ships and sailings across Atlantic and American ports with vessels such as Peruvian Steph ens Liverpool bound from St Johns Halifax and New York parade through Hart Island roads. Entries cover Cleared Sailed and underway statuses for Boston Newport News Portland New York and numerous coastal harbors with lines noting captains owners and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astorta
Park Julia Foard
Bergman
San Pedro
Portland
Baltimore
Peruvian
Stephens
Liverpool
St Johns
Halifax
Katie
Ireland
Steelman
Salem
Susan B Ray
Spaulding
Grand Cayman
New York City
le Bosquet
Bristol
Suez
Morris
Savannah
Berkshire
March
Boston
Win Crane
Billups
Park Ocean
Salvesen
Newport News
Scis
Puritan
Harding
A Denise
Townsend
Norman
Kreger
Benj Hale
Hall
Everest
Chase White
Bull River
Crimdon
Wilkie
United Kingdom
Carrie L
Bath
John L Hasbrouck
Barkentine
Doane
Windsor
Sehulla Maud
Hayden
Harry Messer
Smith
Washington
Isaiah Hart
Nickerson
Maud Sherwood
Kilby
Philadelphia
R Dspear
War
Rockland
St Augustine
Fla
Geo L Fessenden
Wicks
Richard W Dennam
Oliver
Lumber
New York
Mary Collins
Somers
Bangor
Caflero
Charleston
Ellen Perkins
Kendall
Perth Amboy
Honest Abe
Bates
Post Bay
Cocheco
Harris
Carver’s Harbor
Emini F Hart
Keene
Melville
Hatch
Newport
Millie Washburn
Rogers
Yankee Blade
Coombs
Gertrude
Crockett
Dennis
Coosaw
Pallion Weeks
Cape Ff
Enry
Lero
Rotterdam
Lamington
Steele
Ifrey
Orgie L Drake
Goldthwait
Bermuda
Sch
St John
Gondola
Martin
New Haven
Bay Chaleur
Edwin J Morrison Freeman
Emily Fortham
Fortuna
Cash
Norfolk
Harmony
Pendleton
Northport
Clara Leavitt
Lombard
Hiladelphia
Robert Center
Halse
Yneyard Haven
Lewis Clark
Bartlett
Stanford
Georgie D Loud
Bluehill
Alice Oakes
Merriam
Amos Palkenberg
Green
Warren
Fernandina
Neilie Langdon
Bagley
Stewart
Sparks
Aspinwall
Galveston
Badaworth
Tewarth
Empress
Barkentine Volador
Browning
Glasgow
Hyannis
Katie J Hoyt
Thearse
Plymouth
Richard Hill
Holley
FC French
French
Lewis J Eaton, Jr
Chatfield Vineyard
Rosebrook
William G Lewis
Kelley
Dangersport
Cyrus Chamberis
Holt
Yarmouth
Magnet
Pletcher
Mobile
Brava
CVI
Sehs
Terry
Ralph M.hayward
Baxter
Julien Nelson
Trave
Bremen
Germanic
Tower Hill
London
Lergenseren
Haytien
Metcalf
Larsen
Hamburg
Ellen Jiaria
Clay
Isanger
Gladys
McLean
Morrison
Ida A Thurlow
Allen
Grand Manan
Win Burrows
West
Warner Moore
Addie M Hodgman
Haskell
Hovoken
Dart
Whittaker
Port Johnson
Plowboy
Hallett
Hart Island Roads
New Orleans
Ar Loch
Pizzatl
Lessle
Bocay del Toro
Harold
Miller
Truxillo
Listerlin
Barbados
el Dorado
Port Eads
Rivara
Ruatan
Ave Maria
Traverso
Harlan
Bluefields
John Harvey
Sewberne
S F Kirwan
Younger
Fred A Small
Flamborough
Falmouth
Jennie N Huddell
Jennie Rogers
Hanson
New London
Tittle Gull
Abiel Abbott
Rosario
Ar Loth
Nannah MelLeod
Overth
Gould Y Smith
Portsmouth
Newbury
Hatile Godfrey
Strout
Jennie P Willey
Chadwick
Ada Ames
Adams
Leonessa
Jonathan Cone
Sherman
Mass
George Newyinger
Jordan
Elisabethport
Doughty
Rocigumany
Schis J B Ogden
Tole
Carrie Belle
Seavey
Kennebec
Bugie L Green
McElwee
Passenger listings from multiple transatlantic ships reported
From Boston to Havre and Liverpool and London routes list passengers aboard La Bourgogne Etruria British Crown Cephalonia with names such as Shoninger Harris Lecoy Delany and many others. Total counts show cabin intermediate steerage numbers 161 97 402 and a total of 750 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Havre
Transatlantique
la Bourgogne
New York
BJ Shoninger
BS Shoninger
Bertha Lecoy
BL Delany
Edward Quirk
Liverpool
Cunard
Etruria
Theodore Harris
M F_Harris
Elsie Fletcher
Edwin Sheaf
S Vale
Vivante
Vivente
Bernard Stallforth
A Gerard
Gerard
Sophia Edwards
Gordon Edwards
Cephalonia
J L Solton
John A Bond
John T Bowen
A. Gordon Bowles
E B Bridge
A P Browne
Miss Bush
S Bushby
Bushby
Norman Call
Miss Call
Mr Carr
George Carpenter
Carpenter
A Cepps
Cepps
Child
Chadwick
Jdn Gardner Curtis
Curtis
Addie
EF Curtis
Miss Kelen
M _ Curtis
NW Curtis
Franklin P
Mrs Goodall
Thomas Goodail
John Greggan
Charlies
P Greenough
Griffin
WH Haile
Haile
Miss Haile
H.C Haile
Martha Hale
Charles A Hammond
Hammond
Ellen Hammond
Professor Harris
Georgs F Hills
Hills
S H Hooker
H Hooker
J Holmes
E Holmes
Hiram Holt
Miss & M Holt
Julia W Holt
Julin Flopewell
J Hopewell
Arthur W Hooper
Hurd
Huxley
E Huxley
H Huxley
Thomas R Jolly
Kimball
John Lawrence
Lawrence
V Low
Mme
Ludicke
D March
PS Magrane
E A Mansfield
C Mansfield
Miss McCormick
E P Nettleton
F A New
Hatearns
John J Stevens
R Sullivan
G W Sumner
Stunner
Sumner
J ‘Thompson
Thompson
5 Thompson
M ‘Thompson
ML Thompson
Colin Prreadwell
Treadwell
J Warner
Warner
A R Warren
SE Way
C L B Webster
Wheeler
Frank Whitfield
Emily Whitney
W A Williams
Williams
Charles A Williams
R W Williams
E W Williams
AF Wilson
DL Winchester
Winchester
Winston
HL Wynne
Outgoing Steamers From Boston Schedule
Shipping schedule lists sailings from Boston on September 17 to destinations including Halifax Baltimore Philadelphia and Liverpool and names agents such as H & A Adlan Harrison Loring Sampson Smalley Warren & Co and Ri ch'n & Barnard with arrival and departure times for each route and port call Cephalonia and City of Maco are noted among the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndur’ Vian
Glasgow
H & A Adlan Worcester
Halifax
Harrison Loring Norman
Philad’hia
E B Sampson D H Miller
Baltimore
George Esmalley
Yarmouth
G Hall & Co Berkshire
George E Smalley
Kansas
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Philadel
E B Sampson
Savannah
Ri H’n & Barnard
Alex Martin Parthian
Maco
Cephalonia
Boston
Norseman
Palestine
Postofilee Square
rQvwUks Steamship
Iannas
Grand Junction
Custom House
Postoffice Square
Yarmouth Steamship Company Limited
Eave Lewis
Digby
Annapolis
Kentville
Davison
St. John
N.B
Trust
Trols Ligby
Shipping Schedule Amid Atlantic Steamers and Ports Listed
From New York to European ports and back, a sequence of ship departures and arrivals is shown. Vessels include Australis Hamburg Bremen Havana and Bremen routes with times around 5 to 8 AM and 6 PM, noting operators such as Wright & Sons, Henderson Bros, and J E Ward & Nevada, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Australis
Hamburg
iPhelps Bros & Co
Shipping Agents Schedules and Due Dates for September
Boston and regional brokers list due dates in mid September for shipments and consignments. Entries include Sanderson & Son DUE SUNDAY SEPT 18 Yarmouth Sept 17 J G Hall & Co clerkshire Baltimore Sept 16 and George E Smalley Pardilan Philadelphia Sept 16 along with Rich'n & Barnard and Harrison Loring due Sept 19 and Sept 21 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
J G Hall
New York
Baltic
Oee
Kunhardt & Co
Sieltin
Liverpool
Underhill
Salerno
Slavenia
Edam
Boston bound vessels list ships with origins and dates
A dense maritime register lists numerous vessels bound for Boston with their origins such as Port Spain Aspinwall Mauritius and Singapore along with voyage dates and captains names including Feeney Powers Collins and Eugene Hale. The fragment notes arrivals and departures around July August and September with various routes from ports like Cebu Fayal Iquique Pisagua and Manila. The piece aggregates ship names nationalities cargo and timing in a snapshot of a busy period in transatlantic and coastal trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feeney
Bert Grain
Port Spain
Oak i Fort
Aspinwall
Cius “A
Anjer
Owinan B. Law
Ayvott
Ship
Cebu
Sa W. Clark
Cunha
Am. Sch
Fayal
Caroline Gray
Pillsbury
Hepkidt
Mails Close at Boston for Overseas and Cuban Routes
Postal notices show closing times for shipments via steamship Worcester to St Pierre and Miquelon from Boston on Saturday. S. J. Oteri to Bluefields Nicaragua from New Orleans. freight to Cuba by rail to Tampa and steamship via Key West. and Mexican lines. Closings include nine to five thirty P. M. daily in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Worcester
Boston
Bluefields
Nic
S. J. Oteri
New Orleans
Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Mexico
Great Southers
Charleston
Savannah
Florida
Superior
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah Pier
A. D
Mobile
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Mississippi
Red Rivers
New York
California
Washington Street
Samuel HL Seaman
North River
New York City
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Emi-Weekly
Philadelphia
Norman
Long Wharf
Spartan
Wilmington
West
E. L. Sampson
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Supreme Judicial Court
Sarah F. Ware
John Shackford
Elisha M. Hall
Cambridge
Yore Post
W. A. Field
J.C
Trans-Pacific Mails From San Francisco Listings
For China Japan and the East Indies via San Pablo from San Francisco October 1. Tropic Bird carries society island correspondence from San Francisco September. Alameda serves Sandwich Islands New Zealand Australia Fiji Samoa and New Caledonia via Sydney from San Francisco September 25. Mail to Boston at least eight days before the date above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
East Indies
British India
San Pablo
San Francisco
Society Islands
Sandwich Islands
New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Samoan Islands
New Caledonia
Sydney
N.S. W
Alameda
Boston
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Lenesville
William Warren
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JG Hall & Co
William JH Allison
Kennisn
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JS Emery & Co
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Hattie
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J H Conant & Co
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C & JF Baker
Annie Way
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Sanger
WH Hill, Jr
Star of the East
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Charles Williams
Henry Norwell
Gurney
C Vell & Son
Colin C Baker
Fortland
Mayor& Co
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Fitz Bros & Co
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Sumner R Mead
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Mary Nowell
Lanx
John R Penrose
J & L Bryan
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Jonathan Sawyer
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C B Charch
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Georgia Shepard
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Kent
al Hart
Lucia Porter
Grindle
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Jed Frye
Langley
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Jenkins
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Clemence, Co
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Cedric
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David W Hunt
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Bernard
Seir
Mary E Bacon
Eskridge
Carrie Lister Hall
M. C. Moseley
Port Au Prince
Miragoane
Mindoro
Hutchinson
St. Helena
Anto
Mary
Ames, Crocker
Rio Grande Do Sul
Wildwood
Sawyer
Am. Bark
Jean Parker
St. Johns
P. R
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Race
VU Giriens
Go iJauvre
Louis de eBbian
Nevada
Ceee
Taspinwall
Pacific Mail
tLiverpool
Ismay
Fuieh, Edge & Co
Wright & Sons
Oeiricls & Co
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Ancwerp. Wuaveg. Oe
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Sanderson 1 & Son
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Qelrichs & Co
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Am. Ark
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Terwilliger
Oenzibar
Onry Villard
Perkins
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Nerwick
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John Gill
McKenal
Jennie Cushman
Katahdin
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Lloilo
Pisagna
Brandt
Fom Spe
Lion
Peters
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Kingston
Leanie Burrill
Murphy
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Trans-Pacific Mails
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Reston
Qpueenstowns
Cork Harbor
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Samaria
Pavonia
Scythia
Bothnia
Marathon
Cabin Passage
Great Britain and Reland
State Sireet
Alexander Martin
Allan
Charles Y. Casey
Broad Street
H. & A. Allan
Furness Line
State Street
Warren Line
Stearmboats
Boston & Bangor Steam
MT. Desert
Foster’s
Atlantic Avenue
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