The Republican journal., 1896-06-11

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June .. Schs. S. l.. Davis. Pattershall, Hobo
| ken; James Holmes Ryan, Standpoint; Passport,
| Eaton, Green's Landing.
June 6. Schs Ventura WardwelI. Portland;
| Fannie Y Edith, Rich, Standpoint.
June 7; schs: Maria Webster, Turner Mount
| Desert; J. b. Stinson Billings, Thomaston.
June 7, Sch. F. NJ. Bonnie Burgess yinal-
| haven.
June s. Sch. Gardiner b. Reynolds, wyman,
New York.
/ June 8. Sch. Omaha Dorr, Bangor
June 4. Sch. Fannie Il Edith, Rich, Sandy
| point.
June 8. Sch, James Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
| June s. Schs. Mentura, Wardwel, Bucksport;
| J. i. Stinson, Billings, Bangor.
| AMERICAN PORTS.
| New York, June 2. Ar sch. Henry r. Tton
| Randlett, jacksonville; 5, ar sch kit Carson,
5. passed Hell Gate, schs. Gardiner B. Reynolds
| Wyman, Hoboken for Belfast; Emma S. Briggs
Osborn, Amboy for Augusta 6, ar, sch. Annie R.
| Mark Pendeton, Dodge, Bangor for New York .,
SD sch Lester A. Lewis, Hoboken for Belfast; 6,
sch. Mary L; Crosby, Savannah; bark White
! Wings, Davidson Guantanamo ar, in Hart
Island Roads schs. Rabboni, LORD, Bangor for
New York; r. F. Hart, Dodge, Bowdoinham for
| New York; George Quincy, Carr, Clarks Island
| tor New York; 8. ar, schs. Maggie Mulvey Swans
| Island; Webster Barnard Bangor; A. W. Ellis
| Rockland; Carrie A. Bucknam, Macoris; cid, sch
| Tofa, Tampco.
Boston, June 2. Ar, SCH H. j. Cottrell 3, ar,
1 H.
Fawn shute, Edgewater NJ
Philadelphia, June q CID schs. Isaac Oberton,
8, ar, schs. Isaiah Hart Williams, Turks Island;
| Ella NJ. Wiley, Wiley, Bangor; 4, cid, sch Ed
ward b. Blake, Smith, Key West; 6, ar, ship St.
vana; sch. J. Holmes Birdsall, Boston; s, cid,
sch. Carrie E. Pickering, Haskell, Bangor
| Baltimore, June .. Ar, bark Josephine, Nc
Clean, Belfast, Me-; Z, ar, bark Doris, Thompson,
| Washington, ID. C.
Portland, June 2. Cid, sch. Charlotte T. Sibley,
| Bartlett, Jacksonville.
Bangor, June 2. Ar, brig Katahdin, feathers,
| New York; sch. Flora Condor, Sellers, Port John
son; 3, ar, schs. Menawa, johnson, New York;
| Abraham Richardson, Wade, Rondout; 5, ar sch.
jacksonville, june s. SID sch. Hattie H. Bar
| bour, Erskine, eau laloupe.
Norfolk, Va, June A. Cid, sch. D. H. Rivers
| Colcord, Portland.
Perth Amboy, June 3. Sid, sch. Emma s Briggs,
| Osborn, Augusta, Me-; 8, Sid, sch. Maud Snare,
| Lowell, Bangor.
Providence, June 2. Ar, sch. W. Wallace Ward,
| Norfolk; sid, sch. Gov. Ames, Newport News; S,
cid, sch. Gen. Adebert Ames, Small, coal port.
Wilmington n G., June 5. SID, sch, Mary Ann
| McCann Salem.
Bath, June 8. Sid, sch. Young Brothers. Wash
Galveston, June l. Ar, sch. Senator sullivan,
| Crockett Bangor
| savannah, June 4. Al, sch. VIM. H sumner.
Pendlet0n, Perth AmbOy.
Brunswick, ia, June /. Sid sch Aimeda Will
ley, Dodge, New York.
Charleston, June 4. Ar, brig II, T. Hrssey Bos-
ton, =, SID bark Carrie y. Iyier, New York
a
DeyereauN New York Abbie Stubs, Whitney,
Boston.
Green's Landing, June 4. In port sch iona
than Cone for New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Matanzas, May 2S sid sch. A b. Sherman,
| l'illsbury, Cardena>.
Louisburg, {. B., June 3. Ar, sch. Sarah E.
Palmer, Whittier Portland, 10 load for Boston, to
| sail 4th
Honolulu, May 49, sd, ship Dirgo. New York;
| IS, ar, bark, Somona Aoyes Newcastle. " 5. W.
SlaDpnap = Al Inns Npttr
| York.
AMER May 4 Passed, ship Mary L. Cushing,
Curacao, May 80. In port, sch. Estelle. Hutch-
inson, from Bangor, ar. 2lst, to sail about June
| for Bonaire to load for Bangor
! Singapore, April %. la port, bark Adolph
obrig- Amshury, for New York.
Melbourne, June Z. Ar, ship Great Admiral,
| Rowe, New York
| MARINE MISCELLANY.
Boston, June f. Sch sarah e. Palmer, Capt
| Whittier, sailed from Portland June L. arrived at
Louisburg G. B., the afternoon Of the Sd and will
| be loaded this aftern on, 4th. This is about as
| quick loading ard sailing as anything record.
Vineyard Haven, June 4. Sch. R. ". Hopkins,
| from Norfolk for Cienfuegos, which arrived
this port May 31st with her master, Capt HIGH
born, sick, sailed this morning in charge of Capt
! }. H. Bond, formerly of sch. John K Souther.
| Capt. Hichborn was brought ashore.
| Baltimore, May g. The four mastt d bark
entlne Josephine, measuring 207 feet all,
| fresh from the builders yard at Belfast, Me-, ar
| rived i'll port YESTERDAY in charge of Can't VIM
| Nice lean, who believes he has a smart piece of
wood under him, although tedious trip from Bel
last gave HIM no opportunity to try her mettle.
| Her graceful white HULL clean white sails and
bright new flags attracted much attention. The
vessel is 1870 feet in length on the keel, SO feet
inches beam and l6 feet inches depth Of hold.
She has a double deck and poop deck 104 feet
| in length. The masts and topmasts in round num-
beers are $50 feet i'll height. The yards measure
| 6S, &c, 90, 90, 80 and 40 feet in length She
| spreads $500 square yards of canvas. After be-
ing metaled here the Josephine will take her place
in the fleet of Brazil traders.
| 8 Woodruff
| ton, n. G., to Port au-Prnce, lumber So and port
| charges, and back, North of Hatteras, logwood,
50 Sch. A. Is. sherman, Cardenas to New York or
| Philadelphia, sugar, 10 cents. Sch. Florence Lee
land, Fernandina 10 New York, lumber, S4.75.
lumber 81 So Sch. 4Etna, Jacksonville to New
York, $3.50. Coal freights: Sch. lzetta, Hoboken
to Castlne, 90 cents Sch. Norombega, Port John
son, to Gardiner, 65 cents. Sch Alaretta s. Snare,
| Part johnson Revere 90 cents and towage
sch. Z. H. Blake Philade phia to Key West y. t.
| Sch Isaac Oberton, Philadelphia to Bangor, 75c
| FKEIGHrs. The Freight Circular of Brown 4
| Co, New York. reports for the week ending June
! 9th The condition of the general market has
| changed IN no important particular during the
| past week. There is yet considerable interest
| manifested in large vessels such are suitable
| Tor long vo. age trades but the limited supply
ooth spot and to arrive, and the strength of own
ers views are obstacles that confront shippers of
| case oil and general cargo, hence the business vol
| ulne is confined within rather narrow limits There
is no special inquiry for barrel petroleum tonnage
| vessels suitable for the transportation scarce
hence consignees adhere steadily revious rates
| The season tor tobacco shipments has opened, and
| several vessels have been closed home to Italy
/ with Kentucky at the low rate of POS. Naval
store freights continue very dull, though with lit
tie tonnage offered for the trade, the market may
| be regarded as firm upon the basis of recent
! paid There has been less inquiry Of late for lum-
Der tonnage to the River PlaIe, this being paltic-
| ular the case for Gulf shipment. Rates from all
| ports, however, are regarded as low by owners
/ hence tonnage offerings are limited. To Rio ia
| metro advanced rates have been paid for both lum
| Der and case oil. To the West Indies there is
moderate demand for general cargo tonnage, but
with no special Improvement in shippers ideas,
vessels offer rather sparingly. Competition be
| tween steamers plying in the Windward Island
| trade has caused material reduction in going
| rates, greatly to the advantage to sail tonnage.
! Coastwise lumber tonnage has been in better de
mand of late, though no improvement i'll rates
| has been established In coal freights there has
been no action of any consequence, though rates
i raIll mol alrIal