The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-02
SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.


May ~ st Fannie X Edith, Ryan, Los
tom.
May y. sens II CURTIS. Holde ., Stew Yprl< :
Susie p Oliver SNARE do: ellen Merriam,
Robertson, Boston Prince l., hoo, Rock aud :;
Webster Barnard, MarsiiaiJ Bangor.
May - >cits, Paul ScnycN, knnbaU, Now
York; Damon. do.
May %. sch Lawrence Chester. Boston.
May 30, Schs y Richardson. Pattersi.ail.
Deer Island Geo + Ferguson, Ferguson,
Bangor: Radiemt, Hardy, Portland.
May rs, sch VIM Slater Small, New York.
May IS, sch Paragon, licli Boston.
june j. srhs Fannie & Edith, Ryan Or
land; II Curtis, Holden, Green's Landing
Webster Barnard, Marshall, New York ::
Mary Farrow Condon, Boston: Lawrence
Chester, Eurllport: Susie +. oliver, Snare,
Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, May 70. Arrived, sell. James
A. Garfield, Merchant, Eleuthera Is. clear
ed, sch. Hattie MEG. Buck, Key West and
Tampa %, arrived, sch. Maggie MulveN,
Ranlett, Frankfort
Portland, May 26 Cleared, sch Ad,lie
Jordan, Glen Cove: p, cleared, sch. A. w
Ellis, Ryder, Roclland and New York.
Boston, May 26. Arrived. sch. Dayl
Nickerson, Philadelphia; p, arrived, sch
Isaiah Hart, Williams, Philadelphia; % ar
rived, sch. S. &. Haskell, Richardson, Bar
BADGES.
Baltimore, May 2G Gle red, sch. Yale,
Handy, Portsmouth, n. H.. %, sailed, sch,
Maud Snare, Belfast.
Bangor, May % Arrived, schs Annie p
Chase, Ellis, New York: W. S. Doughton,
Chase, Searsport: July Fourth, Atwood,
saco: IS, cleared, schs Odell, Wade, Bos-
ton; Eliza j. Pendleton, Fletcher, Balti-
more; Lizzie Lane, Closson, New York; ar
rived, sch. Annie X. Lewis, Lewis, y. York !;
30, cleared Schs Hattie H Barbour, Fletcher,
Charlotte Buck, Pendleton, New York: 81,
arrived sch Waldemar, Leland, Philadel-
phia cleared sch Charlotte Fish, Pendleton,
New York.
Newport News, May n. Sailed sch Fan
ME A. Gorham, Carter, Vera Cruz.
Bucksville. s. G., May ~ Sailed sch AL
farttta s. Snare, Smith, Martinique
Perth Amboy, May n. Sailed sch. VIM,
H. Sumner. Pendleton, Savannah.
West Washington, u. u, May y. Arrived
sch Olive pec>er, Hall, Port Spain.
jacksonville May %. Sailed from the bar
sch. Meyer x Muller, New York; ~ sailed
from the bar sch. Mary f. Corson, Robinson,
Boston.
Brunswick, May %. Sailed sch. Florence
& Lillian, Smith, New York; y, arrived
sch Cyrus Hail, Coombs, New York sailed
sch. Benz. Fahens, Condor, Boston; IS, sail
ed SCH George Twohy, Farrow, Boston
Fernandila, May % Arrived sch. Flor
ence Leland, Adams, Jacksonville; %, sail
ed sch Carrie Woodbury., Bryant, Port
Spain
Salem, May u. Arrived sell. Young Broth
ers. Snow, Philadelphia sailed sch. Daniel
b. Fearing, coastwiSe.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cienltlegos, May 10 Arrived, sch, Char
lotte I. Sibley, Bartlett, Pasragoua,
Rio .Jancrio, April y. Sailed bark Carrie
l.. Smith, Closson, Rosario.
st. Jago, May il. Sailed, bark Il. A. Z.
Smith, Hooper, CientuegoS.
Rosario, April % Arrived, bark Belmont,
Porter, Boston, via Buenos Ayres.
Calcutta, April 27. Sailed from Saugor,
ship Jacob f. Ridgeway for New York.
Bahia, April2 -. Sailed, sch. ID. II Rivers,
Colcor,l, Barbados.
TocopiIla April $. Arrived, bark Edward
Kiddcr, Park, Antotagasta.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship Mary L. Stone, Park, from
New York for Shanghai, May II, lat 30 n
Ion 50 w
The revenue cutter Woodbury. has been
doing a large business lust now overhauling
small vessels and examining their papers
for E. licences of informality.
The ship Robert Dixon, 1913 tons, built at
Damarscotta in 1873 and mailing from that
port, has been sold in New York by B. F.
Metcalf 4 Co., to Italian parties.
FREIGHTs. The Freight Circular of Brown
4 Co., New York, reports for the week end
ing May Is: We are again unable to report
any improvement in the market either with
reference to the enquiry for tonnage or to
the rates of freight. \ moderate demand
still prevails for the River Plate and Brazil
ports, chiefly for small and medium size
vessels with general cargo, case oil and lum-
Der, but the supply on the spot, near by
being ample, recent quotations have not
been improved upon. For Santos, relatively
good freights have been obtained, because
of apprehended detention at that port, Incl
dent to the prevalence Of fever. The enquiry
for petroleum tonnage for Europe continues
exceedingly light for this period, and i'll de
fault of other local business some Provincial
ships continue to clear ont in ballast for the
deal ports. Case oil treights to China, Japan
and the Indies are correspondingly dull, and
i'm the absence OF any considerable business
in this line, rates are largely nominal. For
long voyage general cargo tonnage there is
very little demand at the moment, the Vari-
Gus lines being well supplied, and with lib
era offerings of tonnage rates favor char