The Republican journal., 1888-03-08
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
Boston, Feb. IS. Cleared brig Sparkling Water,
Hichborn, Kings Ferry, Fla. March I'd, arrived
sch. Lackawanna, ClOssOn, Ponce; cleared sch.
Odell, Wade, Belfast; I'd, rived sch. Fannie A.
Gorham, WARREN Brunswic k, Ga; cleared brig
Chas. Dennis, Haskell, W iscassett; sch. Mark
II Tricky, for Rockport, Me.
New York, Feb p. Sailed brig Clara Pickering,
Eddy, Savannah sch. Nellie S. Pickering, Flow
ers. Darien; 2Sth, arrived sch. Thomas W. Holder,
Mcmillan, Gonaives; cleared sch. Paatka, Chaples,
Charleston; 18th, cleared ship Gov. Robie, Banch-
ard, Phia:; sch. Mary I. Corson, Robinson, Jack
sonville; March st, arrived schs. Nettie Langdon,
Bagiey Fernandina, Gertrude L. Davis, Trundy,
Caldenas Fannie +. Wolston, Marr Fernandina
cleared sch. Lizzie Lane, Hcrrck, Wilmington, n.
q; 3D. cleared sch. Prescott Hazcltinc, Knccland,
Fernandina.
Boston 2sth, sailed sch St. Johns, Gilmore, Quincy
Point 18th, sailed sch. Yale, Simpson, Boston;
March lst arrived sch. VIM. Frederick, Burgess,
Boston; I'd. arrived sch. Benz. Fabens Condor,
Boston; 9TH, cleared sch. Benz. Fabens Condor,
st. Jago de Cuba.
Charleston, March > Arrived sch. Maggie G..
Vineyard Haven, March ). Passed east, sch.
George X. Hatch, Condor, Cienfuegos 90 days, for
Boston.
Portland, March p Arrived brig Henry Stewart
Blake, Wi@casset ito complete cargo for ScnagaD.
Philadelphia, March 3. Cleared sch. Lucia Por
ter, Grin'lle, Sagua; 5th arrived ship Gov. ROBBIE
Blanchard, New York.
san Francisco, Feb, 26. Sailed ship John r..
Kelley, Gibbons, Manila; 2sh arrived ship Henry
I'oothbay, Feb. 81. Sailed sch. James Nichols
Blake, Belfast; March /, sailed sch NJ j Elliot
Thurston Portland for Belfast.
WlSGasict, March l., sailed brig Harry. Stew
Adams, Colcord, Charleston.
Mobile, Feb. IS, Sch. Sarah ID. j. Rawson,
French, Key West.
Delaware Brcakwater, Feb. p. Sailed ship Til
lie F. starbuck, from rhiadelphia for Hiogo::
pr"yineetown;, March !. Sailed sch. }. Ncker
son. Frankfort, Me, for New York.
EdgartoWn. Feb. %. Arrived sch. Fannie A.
Gorham. Warren, Brunswick, Ga, for Boston
(and sailcd).
Galveston, Feb 26. Arrived sch. II. j. Cottreli,
Haskell, New York, (and sailed March ID for Mo
key West, Feb %. Arrived sch Florence Le
land, Adams, New York
Portsmouth, n. H., March ,. Sailed sch King
Phillips, Co"mbs. Newport News.
Apalachicoa, March ,. Sailed sch. Nellie F.
sawyer, Arey, Boston
rasragoula, March p Arrived brig II. c. Sibley,
illchborn. Aspinwall cleared sch. Lena II. Storcr,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sagna, Feb. 81. In port schs. Herald, IIeagan,
and Helen G. Moselcy, Holt, disg, to load for n.
of llatteras.
St. Pierre, Mart, Feb. 2. Arrived sch Dora NJ.
French, French, New York.
swansea Feb % Arrived bark Fred ". Carbon,
Reid, Antwerp.
Matanzas, Feb. -. Sailed bark Edw Gushing,
Dow, Philadelphia
Baibatoes, Feb /. Arrived sch. Hattie H. Bar
bour, Gilkey, Jacksonville.
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Hemingway, New York, ready.
Trinidad, Cuba. Feb. -. Sailed sch. Kit Carson,
Smith, Boston.
santos, Feb. l. In port sch. Edward johnson,
Warren, for Pcrnambuco.
>urnam, Feb. IL. Arrived brig Eugene Hale,
Harding. from Boston-i good passage Of - days.
Rosario, Jan. "A. Arrived sch. Nahum Chaplin,
Arey, Boston; Jan. p, arrived bark Henry A.
I.trhield, DAVIS, Portland. Me.
Ri" .janeiro, Feb. s In port bark Beatrice lIav
iiavrc. Feb. -. Sailed ship Louis Walsh, Pen
,ihton, Newport, England, not New York as
before repoIted).
Hong Kong, Feb. l. In port bark Pcnobscot,
Eaton, Con New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Brig IIavilah 5O7 tons, of Bangor, was sold on
Thursday by Il L 5 Marshal at Brooklyn for &c.
300.
sch Emma NJ Dyer, of vinahavcn, - tons built
at Bath in 1883, has been sold to parties at Penob
scot for the Grand Bank fishing business.
y The Boston brig ,%hn Welsh from H"rfolk for
station saturday night. The captain and
were rescued with great difficulty.
sch Almeda Wiley Copeland, AT Sagua for Boston,
leaky, had struck on Key Palms. She commenced
di>charging Feb. 10th and diver was engaged to
examine her to find the leak
The cargo OF coal of schr Nellie bowers, ashore
at Richmond Island, was bought Feb. % by Mr.
Horace NJ Sargent, for $40. About 80 tons have
already been saved and quite large portion of
the remainder will be secured, The schooner had
about go tons ON board
Schr Lackawanna, from Ponce for Boston, at
Vineyard Haven Feb y, encountered n heavy NV
to yale Feb - lat y 90 Ion 30 lasting three DAYS
with high running, during which had cabin
Hooded, broke main cross trees and received other
Slight damage: night of 9th, i'll Block Island Chan
mel, tore on" jib
Steam yacht sycamore, about 300 TONS owned by
John W. Slater of Providence, X. |. was launched
Thursday afternoon by the New England Ship.
building Company at Bath. She was towcd to
the New England Iron Works to receive machinery.
The engines are triple expansion and live hundred
horse power she will be ready for June lst,
and will cost so 900.
GIVEN tr. Gloucester despatch of March 3D..
says: The bark Nesuvius of Searsport, Me, which
sailed from Trapani for this port Oct Is, with
cargo OF 1000 tons of salt uncd to b. A. Baker
has not arrived or been heard from since sailing,
and it is now believed that she is lost Capt Mar
shall belonged to Deer Island, Me, and had his
in the Boston Maine Insurance Company. Bark
Ner>uviuS built ut and halls from Richmond,
Me.
FREIGHT. The Freight Circular Of snow 4 Bur
CESS New urk Ion the week ending March 5tl
reports The River Platte trade, far us relates
in the line of Lumber, vessels wanted to load
East, and fair rates are offered. Few orders are in
the market for southern loading. Brazil freghts
offer little of special interest. Cuba freghts
dull ewing to the continued unsettled condition of
the Sugar market Some little tonnage is wanted in
the Wlndwari trade, and, as few vessels are avail
able for that line, rates are firm CoastWise Lumber
frcghts fairly active, with rates showing gen
orally steady feeling. Golfers are i'll limited de
man at the moment but there are indications of an
low and unsatisfactory. Local Charters: Schr.
GOV. Bobc. Philadelphia, 10000 eases Refined to
Japan, 80 cents. Schr Lester \. Lewis, New York
to key West and Pensacola, general cargo, $3.50.
general cargo, and back to a port north of Hat