The Republican journal., 1895-09-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

| PORT OF BELFAST.
| Sept IL. Sch Miantonomah, Ryan, Portland.
sept 10. Sch Louisa Francis, 'Thorndike, Port
Sept %. Sch James Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
| Sept 70. Schs Mazurka, Stinson, Boston, Aida,
White, do; Ralph K Grant, Jordan, do; Vema,
johnson, Portland.
Sept 10. Schs Davis, Pattershall, Newark;
Sept 20. Schs Gazelle, Payson. Bangor; Louisa
Francis, Thorndike, Rockland.
Sept n. Sch Bodwell, Rockland.
Sept %. Sch Flora Rogers, Warren, Camden;
Velma, johnson, WinterpOrt.
AMERICAN PORTS
New York, Sept Il. Ar, sch Charlotte Buck,
Bangor; IS. ar, sch Mary Langdon, Hatch Rock,
land; 20, ar, sch Cyrus Hall, Coombs, st John
3, and sid 81 for Philadelphia; q, sid, brig II B
Obrig, Amsbury. saigin, china m mn <>0'rA
Boston, Sept 20. SID, sch Manchester Haynes
kennebec and BALTIMORE ar, sch Young Broth
and Sea Flower, Bangor; Sadie Corey and Win
slow Morse, Winterport; 22 ar, schs Yale, Balti-
more Eliza Pendleton, Philadelphia; Daylight,
Washington, Q; %, ar, schs Alameda Wiley,
Dodge, south Amboy; j Cottrel, Hutchinson
Brunswick, Ga; salie ron, Carter, Charleston, 5
q; Helen G Moseley, Holt, Newport News.
Philadelphia, Sept W, Ar, sch Sarah " Law
renee, Farrow, New Bedford; 10, cid, sch j
Holmes Birdsall, Salem; ar, ship Gov ROBBIE,
l
81, cid, bark Thomas Stewart, Blake, Rio ia
metro via New York; %, ar, sch Cyrus Hall
| Coombs, St John, n b.
Baltimore, Sept 49, Ar, sch G Pendleton
Ferguson, Cartaret, Y.
Bath, Sept Is. Passed down, sch w Sumner,
| Pendleton, Randolph for Philadelphia.
Bangor, Sept 10 Ar, schs Henry Crosby and
Isaac Oberton Philadelphia; Paul Seavey, New
York; sid, sch Norombega, New York; "a al,
York; cid, sch Z l. Warren, New York; % ar
sch NJ Bird, Philadelphia %, ar, sch ndell,
anS Sons ssn G Sss MIa SAUL
Sea Flower, Robinson, Boston, Sarah ID j Raw
son, French, New York; cid, sch Webster Bal
nard, Clay, New York
| Perth Amboy, Sept II. Sid, sch Rabboni, Lord
| Bangor.
| Newport News, Sept H. Al, sch Lyman Law,
| Bangor.
Fernandina, Sept II. Ar. sch Carrie Wood
bury. Bryant, Philadelphia, 20, SD, Melissa
| Whey, Boston.
Brunswick, Ga, Sept 49, Ar sch Abbie G
Stubbs, New York; Isl, sid. bark Henry Norwell.
New York Fl, ar, sch Susan Pickering Boston,
! Apalachico.a, Sept -. Ar, sch Charlotte Sib-
New Bedford, Sept 20. Ar sch Anna Pendle-
| ton, Thomas, Norfolk
Jacksonville, Sept 81 CID sch Carrie Look
Stevens, New York
FoREIGN PORTS.
Kingston, ia, Sept IS. Ar, bark Megunticook,
Buenos Ayres' Sept 16. In port, bark John S
Arey, Algoa Bly, "a, sid, Ship Luzon. Colom lp'
Port Spain, Trim, Sept Is. Sid sch Herald
Reyes, Washington. D c.
Buenos Ayres, Aug ! 2. Sid, bark Mabel l Mey-I
ers, Rosario and Great Britain; 49, in port, bark
Eve Reed, from Portland, tlsg
Guantanamo, Sept 81. CID, sch Carrie A Buck
nam, Carrie, Delaware Rreakwa1er.
Turks Island, Sept s. sid, bark Grace Lynwood.
St Helena, Sept II. Passed previously, bark
Edward May, Willett, Colombo for New York.
MAINE MISCELLANY.
Boston, Sept 20. A dispatch received in this
city this afternoon from Martinique contained in
telligence OF the wreck of the boston brig emo
laska rms vessel, commanded BY Capt Frost,
sailed from Portland Aug 20 with cargo Of
shocks for Francois Bay, Martinique She had
reached her destination and during severe storm
was blown ashore and will prove total loss. Her
cargo of shocks may be saved. The crew was
landed in safety. The Onolaska was 40 tons
register built at Rockland in 1869, but thorough
ly rebuilt and remetaled a few years ago.
CHARrERs; Bark Lucy Nickels, 10000 cases
oil, New York to Hong Kong 6 cents Sch Aus
tin y knight, New York to Port-aal-P Prince, gen
eral cargo, and back from second port to pert
North of Hatteras logwood, lump sum. Sch Hat
tie II Barbour, one port Jamaica, to North of
tatteras, logwood 50 so, and roots, $500. Bark
Mamie Swan. Trinidad to Delaware Breakwater
n. sugar, 10, lla12 cents Bark Lizzie Carter,
Newport News to Galveston, coal, 81 80. thence
Port Tampa to Philadelphia Baltimore, phos-
phate rock, 50 % Sch Fannie Gorham, New
York to Key West and Tampa general cargo, y t.
Sch Linah kaminski Charleston to New ork
lumber, So, and ties out of water rs cents Coal
frelghts: Sch Sarah y J Rawson. Port johnson to
Bangor Up cents Sch p Il Rivers. Philadelphia
to Portland, so cents. Sch Pettigrew, Jul
Sch ] Pendle' on, Philadelphia to Boston so
cents.
FRErGnTs. The Freight Circular Of Brown u
Co, New York. reports for the week ending Sept
~ The demand fer full cargo sail tonnage has
been Of a moderate character only during the
week closed. but previous rates in most instances
have been given steady support, the vessel sup
ply no. being excessive, which fact encourages
owners ana c0nslgnees IN the maintenance of
present limits. Case oil vessels to Eastern ports
appear to be wanted by the leading shippers, but
business is in measure restricted by the moderate
supply OF available tonnage. and a Discrimination
upon the part of owners to modify their recent
views. The latter appear 70 regard the situation
as rather favorable to their interest particularly
in the matter of spot and nearby tonnage, hence
the majority are steady in their ideas, anticipate
ing no imp rtant break in going rates for some
time to come. In European ports there is said to
be fair supply of tonnage but current rates are
not regarded sufficiently attractive to warrant
the voyage across in ballast to obtain same. The
Calcutta rate has improved slightly three fixtures
to that destination being reported at Is cents,
while to Hong Kong two vessels have accepted 16
cents. Barrel Oil freights continue quiet, owing
partly to the scarcity of suitable tonnage, and
also to the firm views entertained by owners.
Some inquiry is noticed for October loading and
the indications are considered quite favorable for
shipments and rates the coming month There
continues moderate inquiry for long voyage
general cargo vessels, and as such are scarce full
previous rates are sustained In deal and timber
freights there is action Of special consequence
to report. Lumber tonnage to the River Plate
CoHliHucS III llIullcu ueIIldnu anu the absence OIL
important orders have influenced a slight YIELD
ing in current rates. Gulf loading is now quoted
at ST. a12. Provincial S7a8, Montreal $3.50 and
hence $6.5OdS7 Naval store freights continue
rather slow, with previous rates nominally I'M
changed West India and Windward trades are
developing some improvement, a number of orders
having made their appearance on the market dur
ing the past week Rates firm, with the indi-
cations favoring higher tendency. There is more
inquiry for coastwise lumber tonnage, and in view
Of this fact rates steader. Coolers continue
| in rather limited demand, and rates in conse-
quence do not improve.