The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14
sHlr. NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

Min
ARRIVED
Now. Schs Cox & Green Thompson. Boston:
Nolant, PendletOn, Rockand
Nov 9. Schs Sarah l. Davis, Pattershall, Bos-
ton; James Holmes, Ryan, do; Maria Webster,
Turner, Mt Desert; sloop Passport Eaton, Deer
Isle.
Nov g. schs Aida, Pattershall, Bangor; Co.
quette, Hopkins DO.
Nov II. Sch Alida Pattershal, Camden.
SAILED.
Nov T. Sch Brunette, Welch Searsport
Nov g. Sch Nolant, Pendleton, Rockland.
Nov ~ Sch Aida. Pattershall Camden.
NOV ~. Schs Calvin Harris, Higgins New
ark; Sarah L Davis, Pattershall, Boston; Maria
Webster Turner, Mt Desert; Coquette, Hopkins,
Campobellos sioop Passport Eaton, Deer Isle.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Nov 5. Ar, sch Puritan, Sargent,
Providence: VI, al schs carrie PICKERING
Green's Landing, D Haskell, Bangor; Annie K
Lewis do; sid, bark Rebecca Crowel, Port au
Prince; 8. ar, sch rofa, FORT Tampa; 10, passed
Philadelphia; Fawn, Shute, New York for Bos-
ton; Sid sch Mary Corson Jacksonville; / a ar,
schs Eecta Bailey ana L + Hart, Bangor; Fannie
4 Edith. Rockland; Mary Crosby Nantucket;
Sarah } Rawson, Baltimore for Cartefet, n j.
Boston; Nov >. AZ, SENS sarah Z Davis, Patter
sian. belfast; 4 L Warren, larrabee, searsport;
Holmes Brdsall Newport News s. cid, sch Flor
enee Leland, Jacksonville joel sheppard, Phila-
Bangor; Sadie Corey Lowe, Winterport.
Philadelphia, Noy g, CID, sell Daylight Port.
lana: Z. cid. sch Salile IOn, CardenaS; s, cd sch
Pettigrew, Portland.
Baltimore, NOV III. ca, sch Yale, Boston.
Portland, NOV 5. Cid, sch J Manchester Haynes,
Savannah
Bangor, Nov u CID, schs Maud Briggs. Wins
low. New York; Odell McDonough. Boston; ar,
sch Estee, Tapley. Turks Island 2, ar, sch Mary
Ann Mccain, Gates, New YORK; cid. schs Willard
salisbury, Hardy. bingham; Sea Pigeon, Lyman,
Seal Harl or; Isaac Oherton, Trim, Philadep hia
II, ar. sch Rabboni, Lord New York; cid sch
VIM Flint. Small, Boston.
Darien, Nov 6. AR. sch Edward H Blake Smith
Philadelphia
Perth Amboy, nov g. sld brig Katahdin Leath-
ers, Bangor; l l, ar, sch Geo Jordan, Park, New
York
Ashepoo, q, Nov 8. CID, schs Olive Pecker,
Hall Baltimore.
Newport News, Nov 3. Sid, sch Anna Pendleton,
Thomas, New Bedford
Brunswick, Ga, Nov 8. Ar, bark Henry Itch
field Boston sid, schs Melissa A Wiley and H j
Cottrell, Boston; IL, sid, bark Henry Norwell,
New York.
Bridgeport. Nov 8. Ar, bark Beatrice Havener,
Hichborn, Philadelphia
Port Tampa, Nov 8. Sid, bark Lizzie Carter,
Dyer, Philadelphia.
Fernandina, Nov 9. Sid, sch Mary 1 Crosby,
New Haven, Nov o. SD sch Eliza Pendleton,
Fletcher, Philadelphia.
Savannah, Nov 8. Sid, sch Isaiah Hart, Viii
liams, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
St Thomas, Oct 22. Ar, sch Hattie H Barbour,
Erskine, Rockport, Me, (and sailed 2Sth for ia
maica(.
Giey. New York.
Kingston, ia, Oct "a. Ar, bark Mary Russell,
Nickels, Barbados TO load for BOSTON,.
Black River. ia, Oct p In port, bark Megunti-
cook, Duncan, for Camden, j.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Charleston Nov TO- Sch Talofa Fletcher, from
Tampa for Carteret, is off the bar with loss of
eral SallS
CHARTERS. Sch Henry Crosby, Wilmington to
kingston ia, lumber, 50. Sch Penobscot, New
York to Key West and Tampa, general cargo, p t..
Sch Star of the Sea, Norfolk to Providence. coal
80 cents. Sch Daylight, Philadelphia to Portland,
| In the U 5 Court at Portland Monday hearing
was held on the $4,000 libel of the ship W II
Captain Pentlleton testified that he carried lights
until his oil cans sprang aleak and nearly all of
his oil was wasted. He reserved what oil was left
for when nearing the coast. Corrohorative
evidence was introduced and the case was Con-
thued.
FREIGnTs The Freight Circular of Brown &
| Co, New York, reports for the week ending Nov.
81 The requirements of shippers during the
week have not indicated any special urgency,
line or department being characterized by spirited
action condition of affairs rather disappointing
! for this period Of the year Some interest is yet
manifested by shippers Of case oil TO far Eastern
destinations, but iii view of the fact that tonnage
offerings for forward loading are quite free, the
tone of the market is regarded unfavorable to
owners. A further decline in rates is noticed to
ports other til IN Calcutta Barrel oil tonnage has
been III rather better demand, but the rates OBJ
tanned indicate no Improvement in the situation.
The offerings of vessels are yet quite liberal, this
being particularly the case with the larger class
Of carriers III sympathy with the lower rates for
case oil long VOYAGE general cargo tonnage is now
obtainable upon terms more favorable to shippers,
though The weakness displayed is upon large,
ia her than medium size vessels, the supply of
the latter being only moderate at the moment.
| Lumber freghts to the River Plate continue
ceedingly quiet, though rates are without quotabe
change No interest of any consequence develops
for naval store tonnage. the business momentarily
| being at a stand. South America and West India
freights unusually Slow for this period of the
year. Only occasional vessels are inquired for on
4 the outward voyage, and return cargoes are yet
sparingly offered, while ruling rates are low and
unsatisfactory Deal freights from the Provinces
are quiet, but in view OF light tonnage offerings
the rate TO w England remains 42s Cd In coast
wise lumber and coal tonnage there is very little
doing. Rates, however, are generally reported as
steady.