The Republican journal., 1892-07-07
SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
June %. Sch. Anna W. Barker Perkins
Castine.
July 2. Schs. Chas. H. Fabens, Howes
Boston; Jacob n Haskell, Jonas, New
York; A. Hayford, Warren, do; VIM. Flint
Dodge, do.
July /. Schs Waterman A. Taft, Jr.
Beaufort, S. c.; VIM. Slater, Small, Bangor
July A. Sch. Fannie & Edith, Ryan, Bos-
ton.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, June o. Cleared sell Flor
ence Leland, Adams, Fernandina; %. clea.
Vile; 30, arrived schs. Hattie H. Barbour
Fletcher, Charleston; Willie l.. Newton
CooIlbs, Fernaudina, bark Carrie f. Long
Showers, Philadelphia.
Boston, June -. Cleared sch. Olive Peck
er, Hall, Bangor and Baltimore; 30, cleared
sch, Daylight, Nickerson, Kenneber and
Washington: july |, arrived ship Centen-
nial, Coleorl, Manila: ,, sailed schs Mary
f. Corson, Robinson, Jacksonville; Anna
Pendlcton, Thomas, Fernandina arrived
schs. Ahhe G. Stubs, Coombs, Brunswick
Ga; Eagle, Philhrook, Bangor
Portland, June IS. Cleared sch. Flora
Condor, Osborn Kennehec and New York
July 3, arrived sch. Benz. Fabens, Condor
WiscasSet, to finish load Nc for Demtrara.
Philadelphia, june %. Arrived sch. ID
d. Haskell Haskell, Brunswick; cleared
bark Carrie +. Long, Showers, New York
July /, arrived bark Henry Norwe!, Port
Spain >, arrived Sch. Clara E. Colccrd
Kennebec
Machias, June %. Sailed sch. s NJ. Bird
Merrill, West Indies.
Savannah, June 2s Sailed sch. Melissa
A. Wiley, Wiley, Portland.
Darien, Ga, July |. Cleared sells. NJ. V
B. Chase, Pinkhaln, Bath; Flora Rogers
Bunker, Boston.
San Francisco, July ,. Sailed ship Henry
B. Hyde, New York.
Pascagoula, June %. Arrived brig Wood.
bury, Raynes, Tampieo.
+ jacksonville, June %. Sailed from the
bar, schs -Etna, New York; Lois V. Chap.
les, Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS
Cardenas, June u. Arrived sch. Carrie
A. Bucknam, Stubs, Calais.
Cienfuegos, June 20. Sailed bark r. A. C.
Smith, Hooper, Delaware Breakwater; "A
sailed sch. d. H. Rivers, Colcord, Delaware
Breakwater.
Manila, May Is. In port, bark Jennie
Hardness, Amesbury. for New York, to sal
10Th: June 20, sailed bark Edward May
Mcclure, Boston arrived prior to June /:
ship Wandering jew, to load for New York
Buenos Ayres, June IS. Arrived bari
Henry 4. Litchtield, Gray, Portland, Me.
Honolulu, june ID. Arrived bark Mar,
S. Ames, Knowles, New York.
Pernambuco, june IS. Arrived, ship A
g. Ropes Rivers, San Francisco for n. York
Lisbon, July 3. Arrived, brig Eugene
Hale, Harding. Boston.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
DISASTERS, ETC. Sch. Ellen Morrison
Gross, New York. of and for Bangor viii
| coal, encountered violent gale off Absecon
July LIST, during which her decks We're Swep
of everything movable She lost her fore
sail and sustained other damage. She az
rived at NinalhaVen Sunday leaking some
what and will make temporary repairs an,
proceed - Steam boat Maine Of the Stoning
ton Line was in collision with the vach
Nourmaha, Thursday night off BARTLETT
reef light house. The captain of the Main
lays all the blame on the pilot of the yacht
The latter boat, he declares, paid no atten
ton to the signals of the Maine.
FRElGHTs, The Freight Circular Of Brow,
and Co., New York, reports for the week end
| ing july 2: Tie market continues in con
diton that is exceedingly ,tiscnuraging t,
all who We're Immediately identified Will
the vessel interest, a depth of depression
having been reached which III some depart
ments-as for example, case Petroleum t,
the far East and long voyage general ,'arg'
freights--is altogether nnpara lleleI, rates il
| many dlrectlon s having settled to a basis
which can scarcely yield a profit to owners
under the most favorable circumstances of
voyage. And, unfortunately, the prospec
for an early decided reaction from tn,
prevailing depression cannot be regarded al
together as very promising. Petroleum
fro. -l,i1
at the ruling low rates, the available ton
mage supply being small. Several ship
have been closed with cases for the far Eas
| during the week at minimum figures. as vii
be seen by refe ence to our detailed report
Long voyage general cargo freights remain
dull and depressed. Tonnage for Deals ant
Timber for Europe, on the other hand, is il
good demand and rates are firmly suppor1e,
on basis of bout AS to 42s I'D from the BAY O
| Fundy to West Coast England. River Plat
freights are fairly active and steady, an,
| there is also rather more enquiry for Brazi
ports, with, however, no Improvement il
| rates i'll that direction Naval Store freight
are quiet, on basis of about Is Cd to Is 70
average size vessels from the South to Corl
| for orders. Handy size vessels for The
| West India and other short foreign trade
are not over plentiful, and are general,
held for higher rates, especially as return
freghts arr few and unattractive. From
| dies rather better rates are ohtainable 70
! vessels i'll the ight position yellow PIN
/ freights coastwise continue dull, with rate
barely steady from Atlantic, and stron!
| from Gulf ports. Outward Southern coast
wise eargoes are still scarce which, to some
extent, restricts return Lumber frelgitts
Golfers are in brisk demand with rate
about steady, whilst Ice and other return
freights from Maine, etc, are picking up
little. Charters: Schr Jennie a. Stubs
! Ragged Island to Boston or Portland, Salt
! I cents Schr Nettie Langdon Wilmington
\. c., to Guantanamo, Ties, >1,7o0, Am
gold. Schr Hattie MEG. Buck, Gulf port t,
Csibarien. yellow Pine Lumber, 80, Am
gold. Schr Austin ID. Knight. Darien t.
New York, Lumber, s.. Schr Horace G
Morse, Satila to Boston, Lumber, - to s..
II -, as to despatch. Coal charters: Sch
Lester A. Lewis, Newhurg to Bangor. $:
cents Sch Hannibal Port Johnson to Ban
gor, 90 cents. Schr Ella e. Eels, Hoholel
to Belfast, so cents. Schr Helen Kellar
Perth Amboy to Searsport, 90 cents. Schr
! f. j. Pendleton, HoboIen to Boston, 6:
cents.