The Republican journal., 1886-07-01
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

June 2, >rhs. Mary tarrow, Condor, Ports
mouth ,,'5ia ,; John { Smith, Ferguson, Bangor
June y. sch. Henry, Woods, Boston,
June - Srhs Mary +. Cors"n, Robinson, do.
g Charlotte T. sibley, Bartlett, do.
y" " y. lIayforh, Jones, do.
. g j. Ponder, il, Bullock do
Glad Tidings, -, st Johns
SAILED.
Jne2i. >chS. Ad'lie G. Bryant, Stubs, Ban
Gor; VIM stevens, Carter, do.
Pork; Charity, Magee, Bangor, May Falrow,
Condon, do.
June >. SchS, +. L. Warren, Colson, Boston ;
John c. smith, Ferguson, Charleston
June -. Sch. Henry, Woods, Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New ork june .. Arrived sch. Nathan lif;or,l,
Bangor. june -, cleared brig l. W. Parker, Pres
MI N; Klrhm9nm. June 20 Arrived ship s. Joseph,
ling Water, Ilichborn, Port Spain sch. Nellie 5
Pickering, Mckeen, Brunswick
parien, Ga, june %; Arrived sch Meyer & Mul-
Ter, Perkins, New York.
Wexford, June .. Arrived sch sarah L. Davis,
kneclamd. Phila.
NeM l!aven, June .. Sailed Srhr. Abhic d.
Ntubbs, Pcndleton, Norfolk.
brunswick, june 20. Arrived sch Welakn { OF
tell. New York.
Baltimore, Junc22. Arrived sch d. u. Haskell,
Haskell, Fcrnandna
Philadelphia, June y. Arrived sch Mary A.
Hall, French, BARREN. june p, arrived sch. Flor
encc Leland, Adams, Fcruandlna.
H.,
Lowell. Port johnson. June D. cleared bark James
G. Pendlcton, Lancaster, Valparaiso. june a. ar
rived sch Mary, Magee. Eddyville. June p, clear
ed sch. Dione, Rhymes, Rockport. june IS Arriv-
ed brig H. q. Siblcy, Hichborn, Hoboken; sch.
Webster Bernard Marshall, New York.
Hell Gate, June 2G: Passed through sch. Geo.
Is. Ferguson Ryder, Rondout for Portland.
Norfolk, june %. Sailed bark Mignon, Colcor,l,
New Haven.
:, san Francisco, June p. Arrived ship Frederick
Billings sherman, Kobe. % DAYS
Fcrnandlna, June p. Cleared sch. Herald, GRAY
Demarara.
Newport News, June g. Arrived baruue John
Bunyan Lancaster, Norfolk.
Newport June 26h, night, sailed sch. Mary
Jane Arey, Wintcrport for Norwich.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Carhif, June 81 Arrived ship VIM. H. Connor,
Pendlet"n, West iiartlepool June %, sailed ship
lrouuos, Nickels Acapulco. June 81, sailed ship
state of Maine, Nichols, Hong Kong.
Rosario, May Is. Arrived bark Fred W. Carbon,
Reid, ApalaChcola.
st. Pierre, May -. Arrived sch Nellie Treat,
Dow, Georgetown, 5. &.
Port Spain, june $. Arrived brig Sparkling Wa
ter, llichborn, New York. June TO- arrived brig
Starlight, Libby, New York
Falmouth, a., May %. Arrived sch. Lackawana,
CloSson, New York.
Bucnos AyreS, MAY % sailed bark C. T. Hazel
tine, Gilkcy Cadiz.
sydney, y. ). ", May 4. Sailed ship r. II. Thorn.
as, Nichols, san Francisco. In port May "A, bark
John NJ. Clerk, Conant, from New York Arr. Sth.
Carenas June IL. Arrived brig l.. staples stow
crs, Phila; June p. Arrived bark Geo. Treat,
Treat, Phlla.
Avonmouth, june y. Arrived Ship It. Mark.
Nichols, san Francisco.
renalth, June 81. Sailed ship Elizabeth, But
man, san Francisco.
Liverpool June %. Arrived shin America IIar-
riman san Francisco; bark John Watt, Sweetser,
New Orleans. june Is Sailed ship Frank Pen,
dleton, Nichols, Fleetwood.
Havana June p. Arr. bark Havana, Rice, New
York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Sch VIM Tell. of Bucksport, has arrived in Port
llaWkesbury, e. b. with her mainmist gone to the
deck, it having been carried away the 2lst inst,
while she was at anchor on the banks.
Bristol, Eng, june %. ship st. Mark Nichols,
from san Francisco, which stranded here came of
without apparent damage after tightening about
400 tons cargo.
Schooner Lucy Baker of Rockland, on her pas
sage between Peaks and Cushings Islands, Mon
day, struck IL ledge. When the tide went out
she bilged and her cargo of lime took fire. The
vessel and cargo will be Il total loss.
spoken. june IA, lat 3o33 n. Ion. Is. 03 W, sch.
NJ. {. Mosely, from Portland for Caibarien. June
Is, lat. 1872 Ion Go3o brig James Miller, Crocker
from st. Johns, n. F. for Pictou and Portland
May ID, lat II 81 5, lon ii 40, barque Sumner II
Meade, Parke from Philadelphia for Penang
The n. y. Marine Journal says: AT a meeting of
vessel owners and captains, held here last week. it
was decided to withdraw about 100 schooners from
TINS port until freight advanced to the schedule
rates
A New York despatch of June 26th, saws that
that p. IN. in Il sudden squall tine schooner Diadem
of Thomast0n, Me-, Capt. Keller, capsiZed off Rob
bins reef light. steamer Dennis Valentine came
to her rescue and took her in tow to Gowanls flats
Sch Louise Hastings, Gray, left Abaco June 10. G
y. NJ. and reached quarantine, New York, 23d IL
AM making the of about 900 miles in IOI hours
From Monday noon to Tuesday she ran over
300 miles.
There are now lying at Philadelphia three I'M
chartered ships, one steamship, twelve barks and
seven briggs making a total of twenty three vessels
unchartered in port.
Capt. Frank Harding of Prospect has taken com
mand of the two masted sch. Emily Shepherd l1f
tons burden, at Philadelphia. He is in the same
employ as his brother Capt. W g. Harding, Gil.
dersleave q Co., Portland Conn.
Question: June 22-,rhe mate Of the British
bark Arklow, who was picked up at sea in an open
boat by the American ship Frank Pendleton, and
said that the Arklow was sunk by a collision on
May sth has disappeared. He left a note stating
that his hearrending story of the collision and his
subsequent sullerings false and added 81 left
the vessel for reasons which will hereafter ex-
plain"
Ship Brown Brothers, which arrived at Boston
last week from Puget Sound, is now dischargng
at the New York and New England docks. She
has 3l9 spars of the finest quality, 20 feet long
diameter Is to % inches in centre They were
shipped by Brown Brothers of Whiteiield, \. Ii
and consigned to loung Coduck Il Odiorne, spar
makers. Barque q Goss left Port Townsend,
Oregon, May 30 with full cargo of spars of the
same quality as above for Bath, Me, and they were
supplied by same parties, consigned to Arthur
Sewal 4 Co. and running from IA to 30 inches in
diameter in centre and from 20 to 10 feet in length
Freghts as mentioned in the Weekly Freight
Circular of Snow 4 Burgess, New York for the
week ending June 26 look better Coastwise Lum-
pcr rates ale lihiy lhalhtiincu from all southern
ports, especially to New York. Owing to the
better Coal rates obtanable from Philadelphia
captain are disposed to give that port the prefer
ence, and in chartering to load Lumber desire to
close for that destination. The Golfers Associa
ton are endeavoring to sustain rates out OF this
port but the business passing is chiefly with vessel
owners who remain on the outside, and who are
disposed to shade the established rates. Charters
Sch. Herald, 475 tons, from Turks Island to Balt
more, salt Ga cts. Brig |. w. Parker, 1856 tons
from Richmond to Rio Janeiro, flour, IS cts Brig
katahdin, PA tons, from Port Richmond to Sagus
$1.05 and discharge