The Republican journal., 1888-02-02
5HiF NEWS.


Brunswick, ia, Jan. %. Arrived sch. F. C.
Pendleton, Fletcher, savannah.
Fortress Monroe. In Hampton Road Jan. 23d,
Wlnd-bound. sclrs. Yale for Boston, and Mary l..
Peters for Caluenas.
Portsmouth, Jan. q. Arrived sch King Phillip,
Co0mhS, Baltimore.
san Francisco Jan. q. Arrived bark c. d. Brv-
ant. Lee honolulu; 2Gth, cleared ship Elizabeth,
Colcor'l, Liverpool.
Baltimore, Jan. y. Arrived brig Charles Den.
ms Haskell, Boston; sailed sell. Benz. Fabens,
Condon, Boston.
Galveston, Jan. p. Arrived sch. Welaka Cot
Tacoma, Jan. 20. Arrived ship K. r. Buck Car
Yer. san Francisco.
Mobile, Jan. =. Cleared sch. Stella NJ. Kenyon,
Williams, New York.
Bailey's Mills, Ga, Jan 20 Sailed sch. Palatk;t
Chapes, New York
Jacksonville, Jan. o. Arrived sch. Nettio Lang,
don, Bagev, New York; at the bar sclis. Lois v
thaples, for baltimore, Hattie III. Barbour, for
iiarbados waiting for weather to moderately 30th,
arrived sch. Charley Burki, French, New York.
Charleston, Jan. -. sailed sch. Prescott Hazel
tine, knceland, Fernandina.
Fernandina Jan. p. Arrived sch. Meyer & Null
en-, Patterson, New York; 2sth arrived sch, Pres
colt iIazetine, kneeland, Charleston.
Portland, Jan. Is. Sailed brig II. III. Wright,
Meyers, Rosario.
St. Augustine, Jan. -. Sailed sch. Kepucbcc
Walls, Jacksonville.
Boston, Jan. %. Cleared sch NJ. G. Moseley,
T"rrey, Wilmington, \. G.: 18th, arrived sch. Mary
Eliza, Morrissey, from Belfast via Provincetown
Iowed from Provincetown) 2,th, sailed sch. Roger
Drlly, FOR Belfast.
New York, Jan. %. Cleared bark Moonbeam,
Dunbar, Barcelona; sch. D. u. Haskell, Haskell
roint-a-pitre: 30th, arrived ship Governor ROBBIE
Blanchard, Hong Kong.
Cape Henry, Jan. 26. Passed out sch. Mary L..
Peters, Williams, Carlenas.
pa,'ien, Ga. Jan. Is. Cleared sen. William Fred
crlrk, Burgess, New York.
Pensacola, Jan. y. Arrived sch. Jesse Lena,
Rose, Galveston
Vineyard Haven, Jan. y. IN port sch. Penob-
scot Carter Jacksonville, for New York.
Norfolk Jan. p, Arrived sch. Carrie +. Lane,
Dyer. New London.
FOREIGN FORTS.
Pa,ang, Jan. -. Arrived ship Lucy A. Nichols.
Nichols, from Philadelphia.
hlatanzaS, Jan. l.. In port barks Carrie 4. Long
!'ark; Edw Gushing, Dow; brig David Eugbee,
showers, for Philadelphia; 2st, cleared Carrie +.
Long for Boston.
singapore, Dec. 3. Sailed bark Fred r. I.tch
field, Young, Hong Kong.
Mo,an IT,. Fay; y. jan, Jan g. Sailed sch NJ B.
Adelaide, Dee. ii. IN port ship :, F. He.sey, for
Port D.lien.
Melbourne, Dec. 20. sailed bark Adam W spies,
Newcastle, y. $. W, Dec. 49, Sailed bark Her
bcrt Black, Nichols, Valparaiso.
Ponce, +. r.. Jan. l.. Arrived sch. Iackawanna,
Closson, New York.
sagua, Jan. y. Arrived bark John IL. Pearson,
Sparks, Philadelphia,
Cienfuegos, Jan. Is. Arrived sch. Geo. X. Hatch,
Condor, New ork.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Bariue { MerTiinan at Portland, is reported to
have been sold to be converted into barge.
Halque George Treat, from Orleans for
has been condemned.
schooner Lizzie NJ. Eells of Rockport, lime
rived at Seal Harbor 2}h ut with her cargo on
fire. The vessel has been sealed up.
Steam sch Walker Arlington, OF ockland has
been reii;ted with new boilers at Newport and has
resumed her place on her regular route between
Providence and Baltimore.
spoken. Dec 10, lat $, Ion 30 W. barquc Ed
ward hldder Staples, from York for Valparaiso.
Dec 20 on the equator, lon 3G, barque Henry A..
Itchiield, Davis, from Portland, Me. for Rosario.
The schooner }; F. rillsbury of Rockport, Maine,
which has arrived at Jacksonville, Fla, eXperenc.
eli Il tremendous gale the 18th inst and was only
prevented from laundering by the use of oil.
The schooner c. w: Locke, of Addison, before
tons; she was valued at $1,000 and was insured.
The cargo was insured for $l,500 in the Boston
II 1rine Company.
me Bureau Of Navigation, photographic Once,
has received information that Il rocky patch has
been found by the pilots of Vineyard liaven,Mass,
with only lla feet of water over it at half tide. 1t
Is located ia miles SE]aE (magnetic) from Bishop
and Clerks Shoal.
Manila, Dec. 0. Ship Henry S. Sanford, which
was towed here yesterday from Cebu for repairs,
having lost foremost and maintopmast in a ty-
phoOn Nov. %, had on board at the time $50 bales
of hemp loaded here and 100 loaded in Cebu, and
as soon as repairs are completed she will return to
Cebu to finish loading.
Chatham, Mass, Jan % Schooner Hunter from
Vinalhayen, Maine, for New York, with granite,
23't, with an unknown schooner and lost her jib-
boom. She set her colOrs for assistance and yes
| tertlay morning was boarded by Captain futile
and crew, of the MOnomoy Life Saving Station and
worked up under the lee of MOnomOy in the face
of terrific northwest gale in an almost sinking
condition.
was wrecked near South Point Lighthouse, had on
board two of the crew of ship Alfred Watts before
reported LOST. The A. Watts capsized Oct IS, in a
hurricane, when y of her crew persisted. The five
survivors chung to some wreckage and three sue
cumbcd. The remaining two reached the ship which
had righted some four days after, and there they
found some water and Goldfish on which they sub
sisted for several days. They subsequently found
salt pork and this varied their diet until tax
the only survivors of the ships crew of 81, and
when rescued had been 30 days on the wreck.
| Ship Cora, from New York via Key West, at New
Orleans Jan Is, reports night of Dec. "a, encount.
cred a severe S. w. gale, at A. NJ; 25th, wind
shifted to n. w. accompanied with terrific hard
squalls, during which lost and split several sails
at $50 A. NJ shipped heavy sea, flooding the cab
in and knocking of the top of BOBBY hatch; at the
same time carried away supporters on maintop-
on mainmast head; shortly after sounded pumps,
and discovered the ship had sprung leak, and
had four feet of water in her hold; put all hands
to work at the pumps, and continued pumping al
most constantly night and day, the water gaining
every day; Dec. 81, OFF Bioine Islands, took boat s
crew on board to assist the ships crew in pump
ing. On Jan. !, put into Key West, as before re-
ported, with feet inches Of water in the hold
stopped some Of the leaks, put a windmill pump,
| shipped extra men, and proceeded to destination.
FREIGHTS. The Freight Circular of Snow &
Burgess, New York, for the week ending January
2Sth reports: In the River Plate trade vessels are
wanted to load both general cargo and lumber,
but tonnage is scarce, particularly at the East
where lumber awaits shipment, and rates in con,
sequence rule with considerable strength. Brazil
freights are inactive. In the Cuba trade more in
terest was shown early it the week for sugar ton
! mage, but subsequently this interest subsidized and
the market closed quiet at unchanged rates. Rates
upon molasses are quoted 81 from North Side
port to the north of Hatteras, but, however, only
| moderate business passing. Outward cargoes of
coal and cOOperage are offered in moderate quaint
| ties at unchanged rates. Some few vessels would
be accepted for the Windwarl upon the basis Of
former quotations. The coastwisc lumber trade
shows a moderate degree of activity with sturdy
rates ruling. Golfers are in better demand at a
slight improvement in Eastern rates. Charters