The Republican journal., 1892-10-20
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
RPINEn

ARRIVED.
Oct II, sch Odell, Wade, Winterport
Oct II, schs Mary F Cushman, Boston :;
Geo B Ferguson, Ferguson, do; Gold Hunt
er, Bangor.
Oct 10, sch Ray, st John.
ington.
Oct II. schs Eidridge Gerry, Lindsey, New
York Anna ID Rice, Bangor
Oct Is, schs Diamond, Boston; Louisa
Francis, do.
Oct 10, schs Delaware: Lester A Lewis,
Boston: A Hayford Warren, Portland :;
Sarah L Davis, Jones, do.
Oct IA, schs Mary + Cushman Ellsworth I;
Odell, Wade, Boston Ray, st John; Geo b
Ferguson, Ferguson, Bangor.
Oct 10, schs Eldridge Gerry, Lindsey
Rockland; Diamond, Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Oct IA. Arrived sclls Charlotte
x Lillian. Smith, Brunswi Ga: cleared
bark Emma L Crowell, PendIeton, Annoy !;
H. arrived schs Anna NJ Dickinson, Hart
Rockland: July Fourth, Atwood, Bangor
Paul Seavey. Kimball, Rockland; 10, arriv-
ed sch David Torrey. Drinkwater. Bangor
VIA Providence: Ii, arrived sch Sarah ID j
Eawson, French, Brunswick, Ga, for Port
land Nellie Sawyer, Frankfort LeontSsa,
Bangor: Annie T Bailey, Isltshoro; Ahra-
ham Richardson. Bangor. II j Cottrell, do {:
cleared ship K Thomas. Hong Kong.
Boston, Oct II. Arrived SchS + l. Warren,
Colson, Sealsport: WINSTON Morse, McDon-
ough, Winterport; Is arrived schs James
Holmes and Fannie 4 Edith, Belfast: Char
lotte Fish Pendleton, Port Johnson (at
Quincy Point IL. arrived sch joel f Shel-
lard, Welsh Philadelphia: cleared bark
Mabel l Meyers. Meyers, Buenos Ayres: 16,
arrived schs Eliza j Pendeton, Fletcher.
Washington, ID G: Odell, Wade, Winterport :
II, arrlN ed sch Yale, Coolmbs. Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Oct Il. Arrived schs Daniel
b Fearing, Clifford, Portsmouth: Benz Fa-
bens, Condor, Port Spain; Is. cleared sch
Daniel B Fearing, Salem.
Portland, Oct II. Arrived sch A Hayford,
Warren, Rondout To- arrived sch Flora
II, arrived sch \ W Ellis, Ryder, Rondout.
Bucksport, Oct. Il. Sailed sch. Jennie
a Stubs, Gardiner, Baracoa
Fernandina. oct II. Arrived sch Mary f
Corson Robinson. Jacksonville.
Port Royal, G, oct II. Arrived sch Flora
Rogers, Bunker, Boston.
Baltimore, Oct 10. Arrived bark Edward
Gushing, Port Spain, Trinidad.
Bangor. Oct IS. Arrived Schs Eagle, Phil
brook, Chelsea; Sandy Point, Grant. Bos-
tom IA, cleared schs Nightengale, Thurston,
Port Richmond; kenduskeag, Wentworth,
Weymouth r. F Hart, Pendleton, New
Iork Il, arrived sch Geo b Ferguson, Fer
guson, Boston; 10, arrived sch Isaac ODER
ton. Trim, Philadelphia; Ii. arrived sch
Henry Crosby Stubs, New York
Perth Alhboy, Oct IL. Sailed sch Maggie
Mulvey, Ranlett, Salem.
Brunswick, Oct y. Arrived sch Ahbit c
Stubbs, PendleJon, New York
Mobile, Oct s. Cleared sch Carrie f Wood
bury, Bryant, Cartllagena.
Jacksonville, Oct 10. Arrived sch Edward
S Stearns, Heal, Calais, Me.
Pascagoula, Oct 10 Arrived sch Nahum
Chaplin, Arey, st Johns, p X.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Para, Sept 2o. In port brig Eugene Hale,
Harding, from Lisbon; arrived Goth, to sail
night of Sept % for New York.
Montevideo, Sept 10. Arrived bark Carrie
Ayres.
Barbados, Sept %. Arrived sch Clara f
Colcord, Philadelphia.
Rosario, Sept 3. In port bark Augustine
kobbe, Hill, for Santos.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Schooner Rebecca F. Lamdin, of Perry
Me-, has been brought into New York by a
life SAVING crew after drifting 200 miles.
The crew We're stricken with swamp fever
and the mate died
FKEIGHTS. The Freight Circular of Brown
x Co., New York, reports for the week end
ing Oct 10: The volume of transactions in
otf-shore freights this week has been to some
extent abridged by the Columbian holiday
festivities, and with an ample supply of
available tonnage, and no Improvement in
the requirements of shippers, the market has
had but a feeble support. All treights are
upon so low and generally mremuneratv We
basis, however, that amy further decline
would scarcely seem to be within the bounds
of probability, inasnuch as the vicssltudes
of the carrying trade have been such as to
preclude the influx of the large fleets of
seeking tonnage, as in days before steam
had so largely uSMrred the functions OF sails
in t he Petroleum and other prominent trades.
The enquiry for long voyage general cargo
and case Oil tonnage continues light, and
rates llaVt undergone no aprreriahlr varia-
ton in heightened period, but barrel Pc
troleum frelghts are little easier than they
We're along back. Deal and Timber frelghtS
for Europe are also weak and Very dull at
the moment, current rates for Deals from ST.
John, n. B., to West Coast England having
settled to 31s id Hos, and for sawn Timber
and Gulf ports to the United Kingdom to
about 90s for large carriers. Naval Store
freightS to the South to Cork for orders re-
main about Is Cd IS Cd for rosin and IS Cd
a I'D for spirits with little demand. Ium-
Der freights to the River Plate continue dull
and weak, $3.50 now being about the best
rate obtainable from the Gulf to Montevideo
ard Buenos Ayres, while the inauguration
of steam service hence to the river has al
most ruled out sailing vessels for the time
being. The enquiry for tonnage for Brazil
ports is also light at the moment. West In
dia freights are slow and about steady for
general cargo, but rather easier for Lumber
from the South. Coastwise freights continue
dull. and rates for Yellow Pine Lumber are
barely steady, while golfers are holding
their own on light demand. Charters;
Blk Jennie Hardness, New York to Portland,
Oregon, general cargo, p. t.; quotable about
81 % Schr M. B. Millen, Charleston to
Kingston, Lumber, So Schr. F. c. Pende-
ton, New York to Antigua, 81 40. Schr Ed
johnson Philadelphia TO Cienfuegos, and
back North of Hatteras, p. Goal out and
to Demara 81, $50. Schr Fannie A. Gorham,
Gulf port to n. S. Cuba, Lumber, So, Span
ish gold. Schr NJ A. Mccain, Jersey City
to Bangor, Pig Iron, $50. Scir J.: H Hop
kins, Newburgh to Portsmouth, coal IS cents.
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