The Republican journal., 1886-06-10
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

IOhI Of DELI ASI
ARRIVED.
June 3. Schs. Florida, Warren, Portsmouth
Geo. b. Ferguson, Ryder, SALEM st. Johns, eli
| more, Lynn; Palatka, Chaples, Boston.
June I. Schs. F. f. IIallock, -, Boston; }
Ponder, Jr., Bullock, do; Hero, Lowe, do.
| June s. Sch. Jas. Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
SAILED.
June 3. Sch. ii. Curtis, Haskell, Bangor.
4. Sch. L. J.. Warren, Colson, Boston.
| s. Schs A. Richardson, Pattershal Ban
| gor; Geo. b. Ferguson, Ryder Ellsworth.
June 8. Schs. Puritan, Sargent, Mount Desert
Hero, Lowe Boston; Florida, Warren, Jackson
| vile; f. f. Hallock, -, do.
AMERICAN PORTS.
Norfolk, May 81. Arrived sch Lucia Porter
Grindle, Boston.
New York, May 81. Arrived sch. Hannibal. Pen
dleton, st. John; June |, arrived sch. Fannie A
Gorham, Welch, Brunswick; sch A. L. Mitchell
Frankfort; June arrived sch. Charlotte T. Sibley
Bartlett, jacksonville.
Fcrnandina, June ,. Arrived sch. Florence LIE
land, Adams, Phila d. ID. Haskell, Avery, Prov
dence; May % cleared sch. William Frederick
Patterson, New York
jacksonville, June , Cleared sch. Prescott IIaz
eltine, French, New Y ork; +. ii. Herman, Wood,
do Arrived June s. sch. Penobscot Carter, Bel
Mobile, May 81. sailed sch. sallie ron, West
for Boston.
Darien June l. Arrived sch Mary A. Hall
French, New York. Cleared sch. A. e. Stubs,
Pendleton New Haven.
Newport News, May 81. Sailed sch. Annie Il.
Philadelphia June 3. Arrived brig Don Jacin-
to, Hartman, NIatanzas. Arrived June D. sch. Fan
ME a. Gorham WEIGH, Brunswick.
Portland June !. Arrived bark Fred +. Rich
ards Thorndike, Phila.
New Haven, June /. Arrived sch. A. Hayford,
Jones' Bangor.
Boston, june ,. Arrived sch. Stella NJ. Kenyon,
Williams, Weehawken.
Bucksyille, June 3. Arrived sch. Hattie MEG.
Buck, Putnam, Phia.
Baltimore, June 4. Cleared sch. Helen &. Nose
ley, Holt, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, May 30. Arrived ship State of Maine,
Nickes, Fleetwood.
Port Spain, May H. In port, brig Sparkling Wa
ter, HlchbOrn Boston.
Sagua, May p Arrived bark Edward Gushing,
Bicknore Matanzas
AspinWal May -. Sailed sch. Rachel Maud,
Dow, swan Island.
Barbados, May 10. Sailed bark Beatrice, Hay
ener, Curtis, Guadaloupe; brig Herman IIichhon.
st. Thomas to load for Channel.
Cardiff, june 4. Arrived ship lroquois, Nichols,
Liverpool.
Victoria, b. c.. May p. Arrived barque Emma
T. Crowell, Pendleton, Shanghai
Matung, May ,. Arrived bark Escort Water
house, Hong Kong.
Iloilo, April 49, Arrived barque Richard Par
sons, Thorndike Hong Kong.
Buenos Ayres In port, May !, ship {. Il. lIaz-
eltnc, Gilkey.
St Thomas, May -. Sailed brig Herman, HIGH
born for Arecibo and North of Ilateras.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Sch. Webster Bernard of Buckeport, sustained
considerable damage I'd inst, by contact with the
Farhaven bridge.
The captain and crew of schr. Nina Tillson, of
Rockland, were chloroformed at Port Richmond,
below Philadelphia, last week and robbed of
several valuable articles. The thieves took some
papers and keys but overlooked il box containing
$1,000
Marine transfers at New York Ship Henry 3.
Hyde, p. Pcndet0n, Jr, to Pendlcton, LIPS. B.
f. Pendleton to Pendleton, LIPS; i. Flint to Z. b.
Sutton l-32, $5,!69.30.
The clipper ship Henry b. Hyde. which has
recently cleared from this port for san Francisco
largest and finest vessel of its kind now engaged
in the California trade. The Maritime Reporter,
The steamer Silver star launched from
Cakes yard in Brewer, Friday noon. Her registered
length is 80 feet; width, a.. feet depth Is feet
She is 81 feet long over all and Is feet wide on
deck. Net tonnage, 1871. She has been chartered
by the Corners Bros. of Bar IIarbor, to run be
tween that place and Isle au llaut.
Freights noticed by the Weekly Freight Cir
cular Of Snow X Burgess, New York, for the week
ending Junej In Tobacco and Naval stores there
is very little doing at present The River Plate
trade is quiet inquiries being confined to few
vessels to load general cargo, including case Oil.
West India freightS of all kind continue without
Improvement. Rates for Lumber, coastwise, are
without quotable change, but the feeling Is easier,
as vessels are more plentiful and seeking business
shippers requirements, however, are pretty well
filled. Coal freights are dull at nominaly
changed rates Charters of local interest Ship
David Brown, 1000 bblS. Refined for New York to
Blistol2 shilngs. Sch. Never 4 Muller, 300 tons,
from Darien to New York, Lumber, 1919 Schr.
Welaka, 43j tons, from Brunswick to Wilmington,
Del Lumber, Soto