The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.


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Samuel Lewis, Boston.
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Blake. Smith, st Jagu: to sail for New York
latter part Of january.
Demerara, Dec II. Sailed sch Olive Peck
er, Hail, Delaware Breakwater.
Port Span, Trinidad, Dec H. In port bark
Meguntcnuk, Wallace. for New York.
Trapani. Jan l. Salt,l bark Thomas j
Stewart, Blake, Gloucester Mass
Vera Cruz, Jan /. Arrived sch Addie E
Snow, New York.
San Domingo, Dec IL. Arrived sch Jessie
Lena, Neazie, New York.
Barbadoes Dec ID. Cleared brig H. C.
Sibley, HchborI. Sierra Leone.
Singapore Nov 24 Cleared bark Escort,
Warehouse, Shanghai.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
DISASTERS, ETC Schr. Joseph w. Foster
at Boston from Matanzas lost fOresail and
broke foregaff during heavy weather Sch
Hill with wood, went ashore on the break
water at Rockland night of the 9th and went
to pieces in few hours Two sailors, Peter
Brown Of Rockland, and Henry Mathews of
Canada, were lost. Their bodies have not
been recovered
FREIGHTs The Freight Circular of
Brown, McGilvery & Co., New York, re-
ports for the week ending Jan. 8: There
has been some increase of business with
River Plate and Brazil ports this week, and
also fair movement in connection with the
West Indies, with which exception the
market remains seasonably quiet and rates
are substantially unchanged AS we draw
away from the starting point of the year,
however, better business is hoped for and
somewhat confidently expected There will
be increased activity III some directions
and as freights are now upon an extremely
low basis, it would seem as though any
change would be for the better. The tinan-
cial affairs Of the leading South American
countries appear to be gradually improving
and furthermore the Argentine Republic
has been favored with phenomenally large
wheat crop, whilst this seasons coffee crop
in Brazil has attained to maximum proper
tions. The cane crops in the leading West
India Islands, too, are more than usually
promising. These adventurous circunl-
stances, in connection with our recently
| tal and napIip,r tra1.A re.