The Republican journal., 1892-04-28
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ianu sen. a. i. Haynes, Dodge, Portland.
April DIST Sch. E. L. Warren, Colson, Bos-
ton; sch Ellen Mariner, Robertson, Boston;
sch. Fannie 4 Edith, Ryan, Boston: sch.
Annie Wilder, -, New York.
April 9th Sch Helen, Chairman, New
buryport.
April DIST. Sch. A. I. Haynes, Dodge,
April 22d. Sch Quickstep, --, Booth
bay.
April 25th. Fannie & Edith, Ryan, Bucks
port.
April Goth. E. l.. Warren, Colson, Bos-
ton.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, April 49, Arrived schs. George
3. Ferguson, Ferguson, Bangor; A. Hay
ford, Warren, Rockland; q, arrived bark
Freeda A. Wiley, Wiley, Pascagoula; sch.
Charlotte Fish, Pendleton, Mt. Desert: clear
ed sch. Mary A. Hall, Neazie, Fernandina
-, sailed bark Havana, Rice, Havana; sail
ed schs. Humarock, Neazie, Demerara Benz.
Fabens, Condor, Brunswick "a, arrived
schs. Belle Hooper, Trnidad Carrie e.
w oodburN, Matanzas; Cyrus Hall, Coombs,
Mobile; %. arrived scfs. Lizzie b. Wiley,
Rivers, Brunswick Joel +. Sheppard, Char
lesion, $. c.; cleared ship san joaquin,
Drnkwater, San Francisco: bark Matanzas,
Rice, Havana: 26, arrived bark j. ", Par
ker, Dresser, Buenos Ayres.
Passed Hell Gate, April -, s,hS. Sarah l..
Davis, Jones, Hobolen for Belfast; Ahra-
ham Richardson, Pattcrshall, Anhoy for
Portsmouth, Leoness;t, 10. for Bangor.
Boston, April Il Arrived sch. \ faretta
S. Snare, Smith, Georgetown, $. G.. D, ar
rived bark -Addie Morrill,, Andrews, Bnenns
Ayres: sell. Henry tat,sen, ,Ir,, Applebv
Mobile y, arrived ship Henrietta, Ross.
Melbourne.
Philadelphia, April y. Cleared sch .Etna
Jordan, st. JagN.
Portland Anril tnarAj c.l w
Ellis Ryder, Eockland and New York sail
ed Adtlie Jordan, Herman, Glen Cove: 90
arrived sch. David Torrey, Drinkwater, New
York; %, cleared bark Thos. J. Stewart
Blake, Georgetown, pcmerara.
Wilmington, \, e.. Aprli ~. Cleared sch
savannah, Apr 20. Arrived sch. Nellie
$. Pickering, Keene. New York.
Perth Amboy, April 25.l. Sailed sch
Leonessa, Robertson, Bangor.
Fernandina, April y. Sailed Srh. Ger
trude l., Trundy, DAVIS, Fall River; .,
Haven: y, arrived sch. Willie l.. Newton,
Coonbs, New York %, arrived sen Harold
b. Cousens, Belfast
Jacksonville, April %. Arrived scls Mey-
er X Muller, Patterson, New lo.k: Mary +.
Cors"n. Robinson, Newport News.
Norfolk, April 20. Sailed sch Mary Ann
Mccain. for Suffolk and New Haven
Charleston, S. C., April a Arrived brig
IL. b. Hussey, Hodgdon, Bath.
Delaware Breakwater, April % Arrived
sch. Eliza j. Pendeton, Fletcher, Manza-
nllla.
Brunswick, Ga, April =. Arrived sch.
Nahum Chaplin, Arey. Boston: p, arrived
sch. Abbie c. Stubs, Coombs, New York
Bangor, April % Cleared sch Annie X.
Lewis, Lewis, Providence.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Honolulu, March 81. Sailed bark Edward
May, Hong Kong.
MatanzaS, April II. In port barhs Nilnra
II. Hopkins, Dow: Grace Lvnwood, tillkev
schs. Helen q. Moseey, Holt: s. NJ Bird,
Merrill ISAIAH Hart, Williams, for North Of
Hatteras H. sailed sch. Helen g. Mosrev.
Holt, New York.
Hong Kong, March -. IN port bark Jen-
ME Hardness, Amesbury fer Manila and
New York.
Bahia, March A. Arrived sch. u. H..
Rivers, Colror', Barry.
Cienfuegos, April IS. Sailed bark Edward
Gushing, Dow. New York.
Havre, April a. Sailed ship State Of
Maine, Curtis, New York =, sailed Ship w.
f. Macy, Ameshury, New York
Hay ana, April IL. Arrived schs. II. j.
g"ttrf-ll, pascngonla: u, Jos. W. Foster,
ieagan, Philadelphia, =, arrived bark Car
rie =. Long, Showers, New York
Pont-a-Ptre, April l. Arrived scliS Adj
die g. Bryant, tiilkeN, New York George
tWohN, Farrow. do.
Valparaiso, March ). Sailed bark Edward
kiddtr, -Antafogasta.
ST. Thomas, March u. Arrived SCH. Hat
tie H. Barbour, st. Pierre, Mart, (and sailed
April ) for Mayaguez, tp load molass.s for
Boston at 500,
NarlenaS, April 49, Arrived sch, Georgia
GilkeN. Giilkey Philadelphia
MARINE MISC ELLANY
Spoken. Bark Willard Mudgett, CrurEett
from Boston for Buenos Avres March fifth
lat. t s., Ion. - w.
The ship George Skofeld, from New York
August It'll, for Yokohama before reported
overdue, reached her destination March 10TH
after Very long passage of 232 days. This
IS the Brunswick ship that was thought to
have been lost and many will be glad to
learn of her safe arrival.
CHATHAM, Mass, April %. Brig Harry
Harry Stewart, of Bangor, with coal from
Perth Analogy for Boston, ran ashore on
Shovelful Shoal at . a. nj. She was boarded
Heated her at a. M, with the assistance of
the revenue cutter Samuel De Nter, appar-
emily unlnlured. She anchored and will
proceed at the first chance.
FREIGHTs The Freight Circular of Brown
x Co., New York, reports as follows for the
improvement in the freight market this
week, and the volume of business in the
more prominent otf-shore trades continues
small. In default of better local business
some large square-rigged vessels on the spot
have accepted lumber and deal freights
from the outports and British Provinces for
South America and Europe at the low rates
of $50 from Boston to Buenos Ayres, and
Hos from the Bay of Fundy to the West
Coast OF England. Small sqnale-rigged YES
sells continue in comparatively small sup
ply, and therefore command relatively bet
ter rates than large ones, yet it has not been
dlfhcUlt Tor rliartertrS to Supply their limit
ell wants at the low figures before current.
Petroleum trelghtS remain Very tnll and
rates are, to considerable extent, profile
NAUTICAL. For long voyage general cargo ton
mage there is likewise but a limited inquiry
W 18th prartcallN no change i'll rates for AUS
traJla, West Coast South America. South
Africa, etc. Timber freightS from the Gulf
to the nlted Kingdom are about 92S 6d and
zoos for >awn, and barely steady. owing to
increasing competition from steam, ronSe-
uuent upon the inactivity and depression Of
the gram and other exclusively steamship
trades. Naval store freights from the South
to Cork for orders remain IS 81 and is for
resin and spirits. With, at the moment. Very
little demand. West India trrightS have
been a trttt more active this week, With
practIrallN no change in rates, however, if
we except rather fuller figures paid coal
to Cuba which affords some little compellSa-
ton for poor homtwarl business Coast
Wise yellow pine lumber freights remain
quiet and unchanged, though some improve
nent in rates from the Gulf is looked for,
in consequence of decreasing shipments of
stone, etc.. ont War( and nroSntt.tlN, ~. QUAR-