The Republican journal., 1888-08-23
SfilS NEWS.
PORT OF BEI.FAST

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ARRIVED.
r. hewis L Levi New Y"rk ~ '''7 N"'
Aug. lG, schs. Never 4 Muller, Patterson, Sew
York; Cora Green, !'hilbrek, do.
Aug. II, sch. \. W. Ellis Ryder, New ork.
Aug. 20, schs. Charley Burki, French Bangor
Geo. 3. Ferguson, Ferguson, Boston.
SAILED.
Aug. lG, schs. Lucia Porter, Grindlc, Bangor
Lester a. Lewis Pendleton, do; Penoh,cot, Car
ter, do; Helen, White, Mount Desert.
Aug. Il, sch. James Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
Aug. 20, schs. Cora Green, Philbrck, Bangor
Annie A. Lewis, Lewis, do.
Aug. u, sch. \. W. Ellis, Ryder, Bangor.
AMERICAN roRTss
New York, Aug. Ii. Arrived sch. Warren Adams
Colcord BALTIMORE 10Th cleared bark Wandering
jew, Nichols, Buenos Ayres; Eth, arrived bark
Havana, Erickson, Caibarien; sch Charlotte Buck
Boston, Aug. Is. Arrived sclls. Mary l.. Peters
Williams, Baltimore David Faust, Alley, Iloho-
ken; Brunette, Warehouse, Tivenon, i. IL;
rived schs. Charlotte A. Fish, renlleton cat Gal
loups Island); Lillian, Darby, Belfast; l1th, ar
rived zen; MaAuika Lane, Rockrort; 18Th. arrived
sch. ouell, Wade, Wintcrporu: 10Th, arrived SclS.
James Holmes, Ryan, Belfast; bay light, Iios
don, Norfolk.
Bangor, Aug. y. Cleared sch. Mary A. Hall
Neazie, Philadelphia: 18TH, arrived sch Mary Ann
Mccain, Falrar New York cleared sch. Helen g.
Moseley, Holt, philadelphia: brig katahdn
Blake, st. Domingo; sch. Hannibal, Pcndleon
New London; 10th, arrived sch: Sarah j.. j. Raw
son, French, Jersey City; Charles Heath, rcn'iIc
French New York.
Philadelphia, Aug. Il. Arrived sch. Reg y
Moore, Giikey, Ponce, r. r.; 18th, arrived sch
Thos. W. Hyde, sherman, Portland.
Bath, Aug -. Arrived sch y. y. Haskell,
Haskell Perth Amboy,;, I'm, sailed sch>. Matte
b. Russell, Larrabec, Philadelphia; Gertrude L.
Trundy, Davis, Phia or R"lti
Vineyard Haven, Aug. Is. Arrived schS. Nellie"
Drinkwater, IIohoken for Portsmouth; Sarah L.
Davis, Burgess. New York for Plymouth; Lillian,
knight, Belfast, for New York; Mary Farrnw
Con'ton, Bangor, Tor New I"rs-:'nd all sailed
18th.
Baltimore, Aug. Is. Cleared sch ale, simpson,
New York I4th, cleared sch. o. Nj. Brainar,l, Mul-
len, Belfast 18th, arrived sch Sallic iOn, West
Bangor; 10Th, arrived sch. H. j. Cottrell. Bangor
Charleston, Aug. II. Arrived sch john &. Smith.
Foss for hcnnebec; 10th, brig III. b. iiu,scy, ,odg
do, do: 18th, arrived brig Hattie, CoombS. Salem
sch Hattie Mctiilvcry Buck, Putnam, iorkport
Georgetown. ID. q. Aug H. Arrived sch. Pnri-
tan, Sargent, Penobscot cleared sch +. G. pc,dlc
ton, Hatch Boston; 18th, cleared sch. Puritan,
Sargent, Stonington.
Tacoma--ln port 18th, ships VIM. Mcti!ivery,
Dunbar. for san Francisco; state of Maine, >i.N-
erson, do; 4: 7. Buck. Carver, do, l9h arrived
ship =. NJ. "htmore, san pedro.
Portland, Aug. 49, Cleared bark Carrie +. Long,
Park, Greenwich: 18th. arrived sch Carrie a.
Lane, Dyer, Norfolk; l.th arrived sohs. Bramh:,ll
Drnkwater, New York; 4Addie Jordan, Hartman,
Boston, to load for New York,
salem, Aug. j.. Arrived SCH. Geo. :. Ferguson.
Ryder, Perth Amboy; 18th, arrived sch. ial,nie q
Eilth. Walren, Port Liberty.
Satilla River Aug. II. Sailed ,ch. Wall,mar,
Parker, st. Johns, +. u.
Fernau,lina, Aug. H. Arrived sgh. NJ. Y. Il.
Chase Pinkt!n' Nassau s. f.; IN, arrived bark
Cara +. Mc,iilycry, Griffin Boston. sch. Wenka.
Mahoney, New York.
Georgetown, :. G., Aug. 10. Arrived sch NATL
da Brooks, Jones. New York.
Norfolk, Aug. -. Sailed sch. Daylight, Hpd@-
don, Boston,
Mobile, Aug. Il. Arrived bark Augustine Kobbc,
Conner, New York.
Arrived Nellie
Pickering, Flowers, Boston.
Boothbay, Aug. H. Arrived sch. I.ypnesSa. Pat
tcrshall, Bangor for New YORK.
Delaware Brcakwater, Aug. 2U. In port sch.
Herald, Reagan, from Giha,;i, ollrre't TO New
York.
Portsmouth, y. H.. Aug. 20. Arrived -,I Mel
lie, Drinkwater, Ilobokcn for kilt,ly.
Woods Iinil, Aug. i? Sailed sch. Cyrus Halt,
CoombS, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Aspinwall, July 81 Sailed bark Mary L. tnie-,
Crocker Pedro KEYS for orders.
Curacoa, Aug. 3. Sailed brig Harry smith,
IIntchins. New York.
Ilolo, June 26. in port bark Escort Water
house, 'i!sg.
Melhourne, July Il. In port 4liip Charger,
Goodell, FROM New York
Gibara, Aug. 10. Sailed sch, Herald, Reagan,
Delaware Breakwatcr.
shanghai July l3 In port ship c. G. Chapman,
lIichborn, for New FORK via Hong Kong.
Batavia, July u. Sailed bark John NJ. Clerk,
Barbados, July 81. Sailed bark tvanell, Col
cord, Cuba.
Port Havkesbury, e B., Aug. IS. In port sch.
NJ. Il. Millen, Dyer for Bonavcnture.
st. Pierre, Mart, Aug. IL. Arrived brig John ii.
Crandon, Norweil, Boston.
MARITIME MIscELLAHY.
The sch. Forest City, Of Ellsworth, has been
damaged by going ashore near Chatham, Mass
Sch. Ellen Merriam, Tainter from Bau4uY.
sprung alcak and sank in Stonngton harder the
18TH
News has arrived of the wIccl; of the Eoo:hbny
AJAX. t,, I,,j i.tg
July 18th.
Sch. Herald IIeagan, from Giiara, arrived ;,t
Delaware Breakwater, Aug. Is, leaking 800 stroke
per hour in The Herald had heavy weather.
A st. Johns, \. F., despatch of the .th, reports
the sale Of the wreck Of the British steamer Fern
Holme for Sill That il the name of the steamer
that into the sch st Johns of this port.
Bath, Me, Aug. Il. Sch King Philip has mad
her new deck completed, her upper deck recaulk-
the river for ice. The sch is 50 large that she will
only be able to take il partial cargo ON account uf
her great draught while load for her woHil be
The ship John 7. Berry, which. abandoned
on the coast of Australia the first of the summer,
while ON her way to Japan it'll cargo of oil from
Philadelphia, WAS discovered last mGnih floating Il
few miles from Fort stephens, New South Wales.
tug was sent to tow her out of the way OF pass
ing vessels, but when near Newcastle she became
fast il Is thought by her anchors having caught III
the ground, and all efforts to move her We're Use
less Some time afterwards, two submarine mines
charged with 400 and 200 pounds OF guil-powtler
were exploited underneath. These freed her and
she righted herself, but il soon found that she
was sinking, and by the next morning she had
foundercd In deep water She WAS Of 100 tons,
and built in 1876 ut Thomaston, where She was
owned.
FREIGiITs. The Freigh: Circular Of SA,w x
Burgess, New York, reports for the week ending
Aug. 18th: There is yet an absence Of business in
full cargoes here, while at Baltimore charters lave
been checked by the scarcity of steamers, in lieu
of which considerable wheat is being stripped
thence by coasters to New York. From the best
information obtainabe in reference to the foreign
harvcsts there would seem to be little doubt that y
liberal share of our surplus cereals will be needed
to supply the deficiencies the other side, an
thus afford an element of strength TO the freight
market. In the coastWsc trades there has been !:
moderate business at firm rates, especially for ium
Der from the Yellow zine ports, for while the de
mand does not seem 70 be very urgent, captains "t
vessels manifest the usual reluctance 10 60 South
during warm weather.