THE MARITIME TRADE
 
INTRODUCTION
It will hardly be necessary to remind readers that a large number of vessels are employed in special ways.For instance, there are fishing vessels tugs, salvage crafts, dredgers, hoppers, ferries, ice-breakers, cable ships and others;and in an entirely different category certain large vessels designed for the carriage of passengers exclusively either on regular routes or on pleasure cruises.This book on the shipping trade however, is concerned only with the employment of ships as carriers of goods, and in connection therewith, it will be convenient to consider separately;
(a)-DRY CARGO CARRIERS and 
 (b)-BULK LIQUID CARRIERS.
 
CONTENTS
DRY CARGO CARRIERS
1-Liner Trade
2-Demise Charter
3-Time Charter
4-Voyage Charter
5-Subletting
BULK LIQUID CARRIERS
1-Black Oil or Dirty Oil
2-Clean Oil
3-Lubricating Oil
BILL of LADING/CHARTER PARTIES
1-Liner Bill of Lading ("Conline Bill")
2-GENCON-The Clauses of the Uniform General Charter
3-BALTIME 1939-Uniform Time Charter-(Parts 1 & 2)
4-INTERTANK VOY 76-Tanker Voyage Charter Party(Parts 1 & 2)
5-INTERTANK TIME 80-Tanker Time Charter Party (Parts 1 & 2)
6-SALE & PURCHASE of SHIPS.