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Atlantic Ocean

1   a voyage of six weeks or more, across the Atlantic, cargo would be unloaded at Quebec and then

2   PROCRIS had a reasonably good voyage across the Atlantic and after six weeks, she dropped anchor at

3   of Kingston, recently returned to Quebec from a Trans-Atlantic voyage, and the Quebec Pilot had this to say:

4   register would be most suitable and that two trans-Atlantic voyages per year could be made, in addition to

5   sold to United States buyers and was lost in the Atlantic late in

6   at Niagara, but the new steamer will cross the Atlantic under her own steam. She will be so constructed

7   cargoes of agricultural products across the Atlantic. As talks continued and several impressive dollar

8   a rage for building vessels on the Lakes for the Trans-Atlantic trades, Mr. Whyte resolved to turn out from his

9   gave news of other Lake schooners engaged in the Trans-Atlantic trade: "The schooner J. F. WARNER, Capt. Manning,

10   Erie. The PLYMOUTH would not be alone on the Atlantic, the THOMAS F. PARK, of Amherstburg, having

11   had a pet scheme regarding Trans-Atlantic trading. This involved the building of auxiliary

12   the steam. The WACCAMAW saw service on the U. S. Atlantic coast, went overseas during World War I and was

13   Iron & Steel Co. secures the consent of the Atlantic Trust Co. of New York, to guarantee the issue of

14   fix the rates on grain from the mid-West to the Atlantic Seaboard in an attempt to eliminate the

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