The Republican journal., 1886-09-16

~cpt :. Sch T.. w. Fila Ferguson, Boston; \.
sept. 10. Sch. jas. Holmes, Ryan, do
Sept. F.. sch. Mary fmrow, Conlon, New York,
Brig l'bb"ni, -, do.
sept. II. sch John q. smith, Foss, Bangor
sept 10 sch John G.. smith, Foss, Bangor
sept ii. sch. Henrietta --, do.
sept. II. Sch. A. IIaytorl Jones, do.
sept. 10. sch. ii. l.. Gcnoyar, Neazit do, Bark
Priscilla, Bonner, do, Sch. John c. smith, Io4S,
Philadelpha
AMERICAN PORTS.
Baltimore, sept. 6. Arrived ochr Maurice W
Child7 Tory and cleared 10th for Boston. Cleared
~chr Florence Leland, Adams, Portland, sept.
4chr +. {. Pendleton, Pendlcton, Bangor.
New York, sept. g. Cleared sch. William Fred
bark J. v. Dresser, Parker, Ceinfuegos. sailed,
ship David Crockett Antwerp. septic. Arrived
sch. Dora NJ. French, French, Boston. sept, H.
sch. Flora Condor, Burgess, Bridgeport,
New London, sept. II. Arrived sclr Charlotte
T. ~ihley, Bartlett, Jacksonville
Philadelphia, sept :. Cleared schr. Mary A.
Hall, French, Portsmouth. sth. Arrived schr
Clara L. Colcor Cocortl, Bath.
Warren, sept. .. sailed schr Harmonic, pendle-
ton, New York.
Portland Sept. o. Cleared bark Carrie f. Long
Park, Montcvitieo. sept. Is, arrived sch. Geo. l..
Ferguson Ryder, Rondout.
Boston sept. IS. Arrived sch. Helen G. Mosley,
Holt, Baltimore.
salem, sept. 8. Arrived schr. Charles Heath,
Pendlcton, Port johnson.
Gilmore. Cleared ship Nancy Pendleton, Pendlc
ton, Queenstown. sept. 3. Sailed ship VIM G..
| Davis, Gilkcy, IIavrc.
jacksonville, sept. 10. Cleared Schr. Penobscot,
Carter, New York. sept. Is. Arrived srhr. Flori-
| 'ia, Warren, Belfast sept. A. Arrived sch. st.
Johns, Gilmore, Belfast.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Yokohama, Japan. Arrived sept. l. ship st.
| Nicholas, Crockcr, New York.
| Savom. Sailed Sept |, brig Don .Jacinto, Iarri-
man, for Cagari and United safes.
| I'arkc. New Io''k
Card.r. Arrived sept 5, ship John Eanyon.
| Sorensen, Montevi'leo.
| ST. John, \. b. Arrived Sept. ., sch Mary A,
| Drury, Nickerson, Boston.
Auckland, \. Il. Sailed Aug. 4, barquc Mary f.
Russell, Nichols, New York.
Bahia Arrived Aug. |, bar,Illc Cuba, White,
Richmond 9TH, ship William II. Conner, Pendle-
| ton, Cardin.
car'lenas. Sailed sept 3, brig Amy A. Lane,
Melbourne, Aug. .. Arrived ship Iceberg, Car
| Ver New York.
Honolulu, Aug. 10. arrived bark Fred =. Itch
| field, Bartlett, Hong Kong.
Sidney, \. 5. W., July 30. sailed ship Haydn
Brown, llavencr, Hong Kong via Newcastle; Pen
| St Helena. Passed by sept. ship Wandering
| jew, Nichols, for New York.
Gilmore, from Philadelphia April for Nagaski,
liayre, sept. !. Sailed ship Onieda, McGilvery,
| New York.
| Passed Portland, T., Sept. 10, ship Oneida, Nc
GiNery, from IIavre for Forvcy
Calcutta, sept. TO- Arrived bark Adolph obrig,
| Carleton, New York.
| MARITIME MISCELLANY.
spoken. Sept T. lat a y, Ion % -, ship Frank
| Pcndleton, from Barrow to \. York
Notice is given that the Fog Signal at Scguin
Light station, the mouth of the kenncbec riv-
| cr, Maine, is temporarily disabled.
Sch. NJ. X. itaWley, from ST. George with ice,
put into Vineyard Haven 18th, with loss of jibboom,
cutwater, and waist damaged, having been in col
lison with sch. Red Wing, of philadelphia.
| Ship kennebcc, Ford, from Liverpool for Will
mngton, Cal, which put into Gibraltar, Aug. "A,
| having been damaged in a gale, effected repairs
without discharging and proceeded for her destin-
| Captain Nichols, of the American ship Frank
Pendleton, has received substantial token of con
| Insurance Company, Liverpool
The United States steamer Dispatch, Commander
Emery, arrived at Newport, Sunday evening hay
| ing in tow the abandoned schooner Abbie Dunn Of
Thomaston, Me- She found her saturday about 30
| miles south of Block Island, water logged, fore
mast gone, part of the manmast standing, but the
hull in good order. She beached at Codding-
| ton Cove where she now lies.
The lighthouse board gives notice that the light
| ship which was moored to mark the wreck of the
Oregon, OF the coast of Long Island, n Y. will be
removed on or about Nov. L. Mariners are warned
| that the removal of the Gghtship does not imply
that the danger has ceased to exist The lighthouse
| board cannot maintain a lightship obstruc-
ton for any but temporary period without special
authority of law. The danger has been marked
| for period of six months and half, ample time
being thus given for the wrecking of the vessel.
The masts and smokestacks are the only danger
| Gus portions of the wreck and the latter have at
! least p feet of water over them. The owners of
the vessel are responsible for the failure to have
| these distractions removed
The Weekly Freight Circular of snow Burgess
New York, for the week ending Sept. IL, reports
that the freight market has been characterized by
no special action during the past week. Naval
| Store freights are duh and nominal Cotton ton
mage for Southern loading is in some demand, and
the market in consequence is stronger. The River
Plate trade is without special change. Shipments
| of Lumber from the South continue making at
about former rates, while from the North the
movement is only moderate, at say $9d$9.50 from
| Portland and Boston, and Sll9Sll.5O from Mon
trea Vessels to load White Pine hence to Buenos
| Ayres have been sought, with business at 50. The
Brazil trade is improving, both as regards Lumber
from the South and general cargo hence, and rates
| are quoted firm. Other South American and West
India trades remain very quiet, without, however
quotable changes in rates. Coastwise Lumber
freights are steady, with only moderate tonnage
supply available. Coal freights are unchanged
Charters. Blk George Treat, 607 tons, New York to
Rio Janeiro, general cargo, $4,000. Schr: Austin
ID. Knight, 39 tons, New York to Key West and
Mobile general cargo, private terms. schr. Stella
M. Kenyon, 375 TONS from Port johnson to Boston,
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