The Republican journal., 1888-02-09
5HlR NEWS


AMERICAN PORTS.
New ork, Jan 81. Arrived bark Havana, sim
mons, Havana; cleared bari, Evane Colcord,
Polt Ezabeth; Feb. !, arrived ship Pharo-, Nc
Gilvery, Calcutta: sch Ahbie StuhbS Pendcton,
savannah for Bridgeport: 2nd, arrived sch NJ i
Millen. Dyer, Iuspan; cleared ship Iillic star
buck, Curtis, Philadelphia, ;rl, cleared brig v
Park, Kane. Parahlba, via baltlmore arrived
sens Flora Rogers, Francis, FUrnandina; Mary +
Curson. Robinson. do; pcnobscot, Carter, Jack
sonyille; Attn, arrived ship W II Conner, Nichols,
Shanghac; 9TH, arrived sch ralatka, Chapes, Sa-
tiiIa River; Carrie \ Lane, Dyer Norfolk; 9th, ar
rived sch William Frederick, Daricn, Ga
Philadelphia, Feb 6. Arrived ship Tillie T. star
buck, Curtis, New York.
Charleston, Feb &. Cleared sch Nellie Picker
ing, Flowers, New York.
Feinandina. Feb 6, sailed sch5 Meyer < Muller.
Patterson, New York kcnnehec, Walls, do.
Portland, Feb 6. Sailed brig Faith, west coast
Mobile. Jan 81 Arrived sch salie ron, West,
Kingston, ia
Boothbay Jan 81. Arrived sch } Ponder, Jr,
Bullock, Boston, for Belfast; Mary farrow,
Condor, Bucksport.
Pensacola, FEB l. Cleared brig Amy y Lane,
Emerson, Vera Cruz; ith cleared sch Clara +
Colcord, Colcord, Havana.
Galveston, Feb2. Cleared sch Nellie + sawyer,
Arey, Apaachicola 4th, sailed sch Welaka, Cot
trell, Mobile.
Baltimore, Fcb2. Cleared brig Charles Dennis,
Haskell, Boston; sch Rdsewood, Grace, jackson
vile.
brunswick, Jan 81 Arrived sch Hattie MEG
Buck, Putnam, Boston; Feb |, sailed SCH + Pen
tilcton, Fletcher, Boston; 18th. sailed sch Fannie
Gorham, Warren, Boston.
Darien Feb 3. Sailed sch Susan Pickering,
Haskell, New York.
Boston, Jan 81. Arrived sen Daylight, llOdg
don, Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sagua, Jan "A. Arrived sch Helen G Moscley'
Holt, Portland.
| Matanzas, Jan .. sailed brig David Bugbce
Showers. Philadclpfiia Jan 30, arrived brig Don
JacntO Hartman, New York.
Rosario, Dec IA. Sailed bark Fred + Richards
Buenos Ayres.
Rio Janeiro Jan 4. Arrived bark Beatrice lIav
ener, Havcncr New York.
Pcrnambuco, Jan :. Sailed bark Mary + Rus
| sell, Nichols, New FORK.
Cardenas, Feb .. Arrived bark MegnnticOok
| Hemingway, Boston.
Hong Kong, Dec 81. Sailed bark Escort. Water
house, Whampoa; eth, arrived bark Coloma
Moves, Portland, o; in port 2Sth, barks Penobscot
Eaton, for New York; Alden Bessee, O'Brien
Maracaibo, Jan 10. Arrived sch + ii HERMAN
Macoris, Jan II. Arrived sch l. A Lewis
Moody, Port Spain to load for New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship VIM. McGilvery, Dunbar, from
New York for san Diego, Jan J. lat IS y lon 30 "
2O00 tons of camel coal, burned at the docks al
| Liverpool Jan. ,
! Baraue Carrie IIockle late of Portland, 49S tons
has been sold to Capt NJ + Cocord of Stockton, al
| an understood price of $4,000
Two sailors of the of the ship Alfred Watts
J, d
in the brig Mary Bartlett, from Cicnfuegos, as
| part of the crew.
Shin St Charles has been chartered from Liver
pool TO Philadelphia and thence to San Francisco
| Mt rates about so per cent higher than the same
ship received for the same voyage more than
| twelve months ago.
Sch. Palatka, at New York Feb. 9Th, sixtee,
days from Satilla River reports Jan. 10Th, off Hat
| tel'as. took a heavy gale, lasting days, an'
was blown of $50 miles; Feb l, lat 81 o. Ion - 20
| passed a quantity of yellow pine floating, appar
| entity not long i'll the water
Baruue Havana, Simmons, at New York iron
Havana reports was II day North of Hatteras witt
heavy W gales and high seas and weather intense
w cold vessel badly iced up; the 18th was y
miles from Sandy Hook, with pilot on board
was blown on shore south of Cape Hcnlopen la,
terrible weather from Jan 26 to the Both it blew in
cessantly hurricane from W for y hours vesse
being completely sheathcd with ice from stem t.
stern.
Ship W F Babcock left Port Townsend 10th ms
for HULL Eng with "a, G}3 ccntais of East Oregon
wheat. This is the largest wheat cargo loaded a
any Puget Sound port. The ship had to wait Sday
more than San Francisco rates. Notwithstand
ing these drawbacks the expenses of the ship /,
port were only $3.50. This includes towage to ant
from Tacoma to sea, $500 for advances to rs sea
men, 1913 for stevedoring, $2S5 for lumber, $24
for discharging ballast and 800 for labor, $2625 70
water and $l30 for customs charges NC.
SHIP BUILDING. The New England Ship Build
ing Company of Bath has obtained mother cOntrac,
a three mastcd schooner for Capt. Hill Rogers 0
New York. The keel is being stretched an
mOuds for the frame were sent up into the wood
Friday morning. The firm now has seven vessels
four large schOOners and three steamers In the var
iOus stages of construction. Mr. Leverett Storei
of WaldoborO, Me, has contracted to build for Cap
Davis and others four-masted sch of about 100
tons, which is intended to carry 1900 tons of Goa
The n. E. s. Co. of Bath, has been given
contract to build schooner yacht for A. s. Rice
ROckland. The yacht will be designed by Edwar
Burgess of Boston.