What happend the British ships with tea in all colonial ports except Boston?

In all colonial ports except Boston, the British ships with tea were allowed to land their cargoes and the tea was sold without incident. This was due to a combination of factors, including the fact that the protests in Boston had been particularly vocal and violent, and that the governors in other colonies were more willing to compromise with the colonists. In some cases, the colonists were even able to negotiate a lower price for the tea, which helped to defuse tensions.