The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-04

IOtI OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
July u, sch. Victory Hall, Portland.
July 29sch. Charlotte Magee, Lord Boston.
July 81, SCH Z. l.. Warren, Colson, Bos-
tom r. a. Whitlnore, Whitnore, Rockund.
July IS, sch, Victory, Hall, Rocllland.
July 2", sch. Charlotte Magee, Lord, Ban
gor; Pelne, Boothlav; Tidal Wave
Aug. Z, sch, f. a. Wlirmore, Whitmore,
Rock land.
AMERI,A AN PORTS,
| New York, July Is. Arrived bark Grace
| Lynw'od. Gikey, Barhadoes; sailed ship
State of Name for Seattle and Tacoma; 80,
arrived sch. Sallie ron. West, Charleston
Abraham Richardson, Pattershall, Calais ;
81, arrived schs. Jessie Lena, Neazie, Mini
lillian Lizzie Lane. Closson, Sargentville; d.
Chase, Ellis, Bangor David |. Siner, Fer
maid, Frankfort Charlotte Fish, Pendleton,
Bangor: y. NJ. French, French, do. passed
thr' ugh Hell Gate, sch. Geo. 3. Ferguson
New York for Belfast: Aug L. arrived schs
May L. Crosby, White, Nantucket: Mark
Pendleton, Pendleton, Bath.
Boston, July %. Arrived sch. Daniel b.
Fearing, Clifford, Philadelphia IS, ar
rived schs. Aetna, Jordan, Rondout ::
Sandy Point Grant, Bangor: cleared, d, IL
,Noltbltt. htlllltIitt dtl l1lldtttlDllla
30, cleared, sch. Flora Rogers, Banton, Sa
vannah: sailed Gn tow, bark Nilora Ill. Hop
| kim, Dow, New York: 81, arrived bark
Mabel L. Meyers. Meyers, Rosario: Aug. l.,
arrived sch Brunette, Knox, Scarsport.
Portland, July 30 Cleared bark Henry
NorWell. Clark $ Cove and Norfolk 81 sail
ed sch. H. G. Luce, Belfast and Charleston.
Baltimore, July %. Cleared sch Laura
+. Messer, Blackington, Camden, Me.
Philadelphia, July 30. Arrived sch. Nor
"mbega, Armstrong, Bangor.
Bangor, July %. Arrived brig Harry
Smith, Newport News; sch. l., II. Hopkins
Boston ~, cleared, sch. Lester A. Lewis,
Il. Moseley, Holt, Philadelphia.
Wiscasset, July %. Sailed sch, NJ. F.
Crosby, White, Nantucket
Fernandima, July 26. Arrived sch. Anna
David Bugbee, New York.
Darien, Ga, July u. Cleared, sch Mary
l. Crosby, Williams, New York.
Perth Amboy, July %: Sailed sch. Men
ava, Dodge, Portsmouth, 80, arrived sch.
Leonessa, Robertson, New York.
Washington, d. c.. July IS. Arrived sch
Yale, Handy, kennebec river.
Jacksonville, July %. Sailed from the
bar, sch: Florence 4 Lillian, New Yc k.
San Francisco, July 20. Cleared ship A
j. Fuller, Colcord, New York.
Satilla River, July %. Arrived sch Horace
q. Morse Hartman, New York
Savannah July ~ Sailed sch. Jos w.
Foster, Ileagan, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS
Port au Prince, July Y. IN port Sch
Waldemar, Leland, for Cape Hayti and
North of Hatteras ready to sail
Anjier, July 81. Arrived bark Harvard,
| Coicord, New York, and ordered to Batavia ;
July 80, passed ships Charger, Goodell
New York for Hong Kong Luzon Park, do
| flows l.,.,,f rl,,;
Demerara, July O. Arrived bark Megun-
ticook, Wallace, Norfolk,
Honolulu, July >. Sailed bark Mary S.
Ames, HaNian Islands.
Rio Janero, July Z. Sailed bark willard
Mudgett, Crockett, Barbados.
st. Thomas, July2l. Sailed bark Olive T.
Whittier, Whittier, Turks Island and Bos-
| ton,
| MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Spoken. July 27, lat. 81 30, Ion. -, bar1ue
Havana, from Matanzas for North of Hat
| teras.
New Bedford, July IS. Sell Young Amer
lea has succeeded in pumping ont and tow
ing to Fall River sch. VIM. S. Uoughton,
which was beached at Gravely Beach, Il. l.,
to prevent sinking, while ON the voyage
from Bangor with lumber.
| FREIGHTs The Freight Circular of Brown
Y Co., New York, reports for the week end
ing July 30: Business i'll all departments
this week has been more than usually slow,
but continued small supply of handy ton
mage has served to sustain the market upon
a firm basis of ofi-shore freights, and we are
enabled to report IA further slight improve
| ment in rates for Petroleum to Europe In
| aSmucll as two or three steamers have been
! fixed for barrel oil! to the Continent, and
| other like trades are in contemplation, it
would appear that these freights have reach
ed competing basis for that class of vessels,
which is calculated to initiate against fur
ther considerable advance in rates. especial
~ as the Grain and general cargo trades are
II stagnant condition, with a vast fleet of
steamers laid up on the other side of the
Atlantic for lack of profitable employment.
The enquiry of the case Oil tonnage for the
remote East continues moderate, but in con
slderaton of the limited supply Of spot and
| near by vessels, rates are firm, with 19 cents
| paid for Hong Kong and Saigon, % to Shang-
hal and 20 to 81 10 to Japan. Australia
freights are inactive and rates are to some
| extent problematical. 1t is possible that
suitable vessels could obtain slight lad
vance over last previous fixtures, or say,
about Ids to los to Sydney and Melbourne
| for large carriers. Deal, Timber, River
Plate and Brazil freights are substantially
unchanged but not brisk. West Coast
freighJs partake of the prevailing apathy,
and homeward from the Nitrate ports rates
are down TO lis Sd to 12s cd. West India
and other short foreign freights continue
firm, but quiet, and the same may be said of