The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-08-20
5HlP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.

Aug u. sch. VIM. Frederick, Patterson, Bangor
Ang, IA. Srhs. e T. sibIey Bartlett, Pniiade
Boston; Flora Condon, Burgess, Kockport,
Aug. 10. Sch. Fannie A. Gorham, WEIGH, New
York
Aug. IG. sch. St. Johns, Gilmore, Philadelphia
Aug. II. Schs. Paatka, Chaples, New York; a.
liaytord, Jones, Boston.
Aug. r.. Sch. Geo. B. Ferguson. Ryder, Els
worth.
timore; Charity, Darby, Bangor; James Holmes
Ryan, Boston; Geo. Shattuck --, Bangor.
Aug. l6. Sen Flora Condor, Burgess, jackson
vile.
AMERICAN PORTS.
jacksonville, Aug. II. Arrived sch. Prescott
lIazetiue French Belfast
Brunswick, Aug. o. Arrived sch Helen G. Nose
ley, Holt, New York.
Gushing, Bickmore, Portland.
Port Townsend Aug. 6. Arrived ships Ivanhoe
from nr San franclseo; state Of Maine, do ,, d.
deton, Pendleton, Bangor.
Portland, Aug. Is. Cleared sch. Yale, Hodgdon,
Newport News
Pendlcton, Ilotlo Aug. lG. Arrived sch. Fred A,
Carrie, Condor, Turk 5 Island.
,, satla, Aug. Il; In port sch Annie l. Mckeen'
Fernandina, Aug. II. Arrived sch Lizzie Lane,
Hcrrick, Phila.
Baltimore, Aug 3. Arrived brig Katahdin,
New York, July 10. Arrived schs. 5. A. BlaisdcIl,
Ray, Frankfort; Nellie $. Pickering, Mckeen,
Brunswick +. C. Pendeton, Bangor; Herald, Gray,
Gibara. Ahram Richardson, Pattershall, Woods
lioll. Aug. IL. Arrived sch Fannie y Edith,
Warren, Rockiand; Aug r. Arrived bark George
Treat, Treat Cienfuegos; sch, Daylight, Hodgton,
Portland. Cleared ship Levi q. Burgess, johnson.
Lond ton. Aug. u. Arrived sch. Charles Heath,
Pendcton, Bangor Aug. H. Arrived sch Mary
A. A. Hall, French Brunswick; Aug; 4; Arrived
Russell, McLain, Frankfort Sailed sch. f. III.
Herman, Nuevitas. Aug. Ii. Arrived sch. Maggie
Muvey, Frankfort
Bucki Patterson, IIoboken for Belfast.
New Bedford, Aug. ID. Sailed sch. IL. j. Cottrcll,
Blake, Phila.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Manila. Sailed June Is, ships Il. r. Thomas,
Nichols, New ork. June D. In port ship 5. +.
flersey Garry, from Hong Kong, arrived 2lst, for
New York Sailed June %, ship Iceberg, Treat,
for New York.
Hong Kong. Sailed June 2s, barques James g.
Pendleton, Colcord, for Cebu and New York or
Boston; Willard Mudgett, Staples, san Francisco.
In port July 10, ships Oneida. McGlvery, for Lon
don; Frank PendletOn, Nichols, and st, Nichols,
unc; bark G. ID. Bryant Colcord, and Penobscot.
Chapman, unc.
Barbadoes Sailed July 20, barque Clara f.
McHlyery, Griffin, Humacoa and another port In
Porto Rico, to load for North Of Hatteras.
London, Cleared Aug. 18th, bark Beatrice IIav-
cner, Curtis, Philadelphia.
Nerdon Passed Aug s. barquc John Bunyan,
Lancaster, from Bordeaux for New York.
Newchwang. Sailed June Sth, barque John G..
smith, toss, Cantou.
Rosario. Sailed June 80 Iaruue John f. Chase
Parks, Boston.
Liverpool, July 2sth. Sailed ship Henrietta,
Macassar. Arrived June y, bark John NJ. Clerk,
Conaht, from Hong Kong for New York.
Rio yaneiro, July %. Arrived bark Carrie E.
Long, Park, Rosario.
Dover, Aug. Is. Passed bark Beatrice Havener,
Curtis, London for Philadelphia.
Melbourne July $. Cleared ship Abner Co3urn.
Nichols London.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Brig c. S. Packard, (of Camden) Robinson, from
Annapolis, n. s., for Havana. has been totally
wrecked at Cay Verde, near Sa2ua.
Ship Phineas Pendleton, from Hong Kong for
New York, before reported on fire at Manila, was
scutted and sunk Aug. It'll She was loaded with
1000 bales hemp.
schooner o. X. Avery of Winterport, witt, cargo
of coal put in at Newport, X. L., Friday evening,
and was run ashore on the Nat. She was leaking
1000 stroke an hour.
The Richmond ship Commodore L. II. Allen.
arrived in Liverpool, Aug. H. after n passage of
only ZIG days from San Francisco. She is one of
Names largest ships, registering 22l0 net tonnage,
built in 1884 by her owners I. J. Southland II Sons.
ney, n. S. W., for San Francisco, GO days out, no
date, sc. June 20, lat y, lon -. ship St. Mark,
Nichols from New York for San Francisco. June
q, lat n, lon 26 W. ship Iroquois, Nickels, from
Liverpool for San Francisco.
Ship Indiana of the Sewel fleet, Captain Parker
ii. Nj. McCobb, has arrived atQuecnstown only l04
days from San Francisco, beating the rest of the
fleet and making the fastest passage of the year.
An average passage Is l20 or $50 days The quick
est ever made, believe, was that of the Bath
ship Austria, when new and under command of
Captain j. p. Delaho This ship made Queen stown
in l0l days. Bath Independent.
FREIGHTS. From the freight circular of Snow Il
Burgess, New York, Aug Is, we learn that there is
yet fair inquiry for tonnage to the River Plate,
both Lumber and general cargo; rates are without
special change. Lumber tonnage to Brazil has been
in moderate demand, with charters reported from
Savannah and Brunswick to Rio Janeiro at $l3g
$3.50, and in one instance $3.50 was paid from
Pensacola. Sugar freights are dull; brig hence
to Cardenas and back accepted 81 for the round.
To the Windwartl there is some inquiry for medium
vessels, with firm feeling as to rates Other near
by foreign trades are quiet. Coastwise Lumber
freights showing easier feeling, though rates
are irregular. Shippers succeed in obtaining YES
sells South at much less rate than would be accept
ed here. The Coal trade is yet unsatisfactory, and
rates are without improvement. Other depart
ments unchanged Among local vessels chartered
we notice the sch. Sarah L. Davis, ia tons, from
Hoboken to Belfast Coal, IS cents. Sch. Florence
Leland 327 TONS hence to Key West and Mobile,
general cargo, private terms Brig Amy A. Lane.
1888 TONS hence to Cardenas, general cargo, and
back with Sugar, 81 for the round. Sch A. Rich.
ardson, 154 tons, from Hoboken to Kennebunkport
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