Trade Goods List From Numerous Ships and Destinations
A sprawling inventory of cargo from many ships lists coffee rum sugar tobacco molasses and spices alongside timber, wool, flour, cheese, butter, eggs, and fruit. Entries name vessels like Apollo and Vigilant, with numerous commodities, quantities, and origins in a dense 19th century mercantile ledger style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Jaco Ve Cuna
Memphis
Ce Segara
Wood
Drington
Thomas Henry
Bris Siggar
American Congress
Bornos Ayres
Jessica
Bones—&E
Butler
hady-Charlotte Guest
Nestur
Seyad Ia
Ellen
Perum
Abies Pte Osauvencent
Ruckers
Pas Vom
Leek Ehraby
Byls
Keat Es Lueray
John Brook
Bris Ieeugarm
Bayy
Bris Fiork
Neptune
Galedonia
Geneva
Graffey
Garonne En
Gorndwadas
Wubbe
Begheimn
Lucinde Sintver
Napoleon
Menai
Northumberland
Hilda
Vrouw Wilhelmtina
Louise
Cecilia
Haarinern & New
Ry-common
Leask
Sophia Maria
Soho
Connaught Ranger
Col
Wisher
Robert Peel
Vehegiels
Xentel
Datlingandél
Corkt-Aabge Feaerbutter
Eggry
London and Antwerp Mercantile Trade List June 20 Entry
A dated catalog of commodities and quantities from various ports and merchants. Items include butter, cheese, geneva, hemp seed, livestock, beans, potatoes, silk, yeast, and wine. Notable entries reference Antwerp Antwerp and London markets with details on wool, hides, oils, and various staple goods. European and Irish produce listed with vessel and port designations, reflecting bustling colonial era commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Auckland
Geneva
Antwerpen
Konicsnens
Cromwel
Dundee
Porto Rico
Catherine
Agella
City of London
Bovtocne
Albion
Agenoris
Arrivals June 21 Vessels Pass Gravesend with Cargoes
The Lord John Russell reports 145 bales flax and 22 casks rupe oil aboard. The Symmetry carries 338 casks wine and other vessels bring corn seeds bleury wines. City of Rotterdam and Two St Johns also listed with goods including bales flax and bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
John
Russell
Ships Entered Quarrels and Traders in a May Muster
A fragmentary list shows ships and traders named with scattered locations such as Jersey Kingston Dunkirk and Boulogne, alongside dates like May and May 2nd. The garbled text references captains or owners like Sack & Hudsons and Popyple wal while mentioning customs and various ship names. The item reads like a ship entry log with many unreadable fragments, typical of a damaged historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Guern
Collier
Duie
Meples
Cociingtons
May
Nodlan
Kingston
Prowe ‘Konigsbere
Din Beerta
Giegen
Sack & Hudsons Bey
Beeters
Midwood
EID
Fry & Davidson
Rio Janeiro
la Belle
Catt
Jones Ma
Valen
Bare
Mepita
Arroyegui
Aubert & Co
SEN Pean Ruckers
Nielson
Wid
Popyplewal
Dunkirk
Robert Peel
Boxer
Twr
Carey
Elsin Peirsby
Sagney Sargeant
Smith
Sandius
Jamaica
Spartan
Andrews
Brown
Boulogne
City of Boulogne
Tyne
Customs
Unclear names linked to ships and persons in damaged text
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and vessel or code references such as Malta Malta, Sea Flower, Norwood, Caledonia, Dantzic, Dunkirk, and many initials or codes. No coherent event or context available to confirm a specific story, date, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Alexan
Louisa Munro
Stokes
Enid
June
Harding
Elsin
Copen
Swalen
Asbel
Litchfield
Halifax
Sea Flower
Walters
Prowse Bilbon
Rita
Guibelondo
Partridge
Hope
Thomas Henry
Marshall
K D
Young Ontend
Sir Edward Banks
Ballistone
Cus
Rotterdam
Columbine
Norwood
Raho Hambro
Caledonia
Gibbs
Hdn
Nortan Dantzic
Earl Leicester
Bullard
L D
Lee Dunkirk
Horricks
Pickle Herring
Catey
Exotic Trade Goods List Through Global Ports
A densely packed catalog of assorted commodities and import items with origins across Rotterdam, New York, Valparaiso, Hudson's Bay, Mogatore, Dunkirk, and many others. Includes cocoa, coffee, rice, spices, fabrics, timber, and metals with numerous consignments and quantities, reflecting a broad mercantile network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Bank
Hudson’s Bay
Conpage
Bahia
Cork
New York
CocHisgan
Belgium
Rotterdam
Corten
Hudson's Bay
Hambro
Hines
Bambro
Guera
Jersey
Heer
Guernsey
Dunkirk
Javap
Niles
Muraxg
Iran
Boulogne
T- Rotterdam
Bergan
Indies
Petersburg
Croton
Arris
Vigo
China Hirts
Ps—Do
Tussores
Pes
Sale Lampres
Mogadore
Bandannoes
Crape Shawls
Fkis
Constantinople
Sina
Bond
Amsterdam
Roterdam
Saco
Gothenburg
Senna
Calcutta
Geneva
W Indies
Malta
Konigaberg
Guernsey & Jersey
Viogapore
Naples
Christiania
Valpiraisa
Segars
Madeira
Rhenigh
Port
Gils
Spanigh
Madras
Public sales of drugs and commodities catalogued
June 19 and 20 sales ledgers list prices and lots from Conaie & Co, Lew is & Pratt, Kinkmann Brown & Co, and others. Items include Castor Oil, Cardamoms, Gum Arabic, Rhubarb, Shellac, Pepperm int oils, Damaged Bark and Damaged Goods, with per pound, per cwt, and per ton quotations plus duty paid notes and bond entries. Names of sellers, item categories, and diverse brokered lots populate the dense archival record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conaie & Co
Perewt
Tong Cayton Ebony
Perth
Lewis & Prat
Wits
Bes
Madras Cardamoms Dans
Carcarilla Bork
Cape Alors
Alexandria Do
Kinkmann Brown, & Co
E. I
EL I. Seuna Ld
Chris Gum Benjamin
Lisbon
Evins & Hate
Madras
Bond
Brazil
Todas Td
Dory
Printed and Published by William Horozas and Others
A London publication notice lists publishers William Horozas and W Everett with addresses in Minciog Lane and Finch Lane. It notes a quarterly price of 108 and mentions the Pariah of Allhallows Staining in the City of London. The entry bears a Job date of the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Horozas
Minciog Lane
Allhallows Staining
W. Everett
Finch Lane
Jobe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hera
Alcutta
Royallbert
Menpoukney (Enterprise
Bauncésky
Rookery
Ganson
Benff
Grontigey
Jantina Guaina
Leon
Anind
Birtheporg
Nelphin
Battens
Sterrin
Tees
Waterford
Belfast
Londcon
Iozs
BYC
L. Jenxey
Matico
Sassafras
Hegserr Davron
J. Mocatya
Parilla
E. I. Senna
East India
Keys
West India
E. J
Taos
Merny & Son
Gambia
Aikings
Gum Saudrac
G Brooks
J. Claxton
Turkey
S. Rucker & Sons
Blocky &c
Ry J. & S.W. Grip
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