The Republican journal., 1896-07-23
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
July l6 Sch. Willie L. Newton, Coombs, Phil
adelphia.
July II. Sch. Charles Billings, Billings, Ban
gor.
July 1s Sch. Same Cock, s5ever, searsport.
July 10. Sch. Cox Il Green, Thompson, Boston.
July 20. Sch. Ripley, Banks Boston.
SAILED.
July l6. schs. David S. sner, Fernald, Clark S
Island and New York; Winsow Morse Newton
Boston; Watchman Brigham, Calais.
July II. Sch. Lester A. Lewis, kimball, New
York.
July 20. Schs. Marcellus Larrabee, searsport
Game Cock, Stover, Portland.
July %. Sch Ripley, Banks, Rockport.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, July 15. Ar, sch. Puritan, Sar gent,
gor; A. ". Ellis, Ryder, Rockland Lizzie Lane,
Closson, Providence; II, ar, sch. Webster Barn
ard, Bangor; Is, ar, sch: F. G. Pendleton, Burgess,
brunswick; brig Havilah, Richardson Port Spain ;
20, ar, ship State of Maine, Hiogo; sch. Penob-
scot, Dodge, jacksonville; cid, ship May Flint,
San Francisco.
Boston, July IA. AR, sch. Sadie Corey, Lowe,
Wlnterport; sid, bark Clara E. McGilvery, Jack
sonvile; Is, sid, sch. Fawn, shute, Rockland; II,
1S, ar, sch. James Holmes and Odell, Belfast; l g.
ar, schs. Miantonomah and Mary Farrow Belfast
20, sid, sch Helen G. Moseley Surinam.
Philadelphia, July IA. Ar, sch. Gen. Adelbert
Ames, Pigeon Cove II, cld sch. Eliza j. Pendle-
ton, Fletcher, Boston; ar, sch J; Holmes Birds
al, Bangor; IL, ar, sch o. H. Rivers, Coleord,
sch. Kit Carson, Somes Sound; cid, sch Gen
Adelbert Ames, Portland.
Bath, July Is. Sid, sch. Daylight, Washington,
DC.
Portland July 15. Cid, sch Sarah E. Palmer
Whittier, Louisburg, c. B.; 49, ar, schs. Geo. b.
dleton, Vinahaven for New York 20, ar, schs j
Manchester Haynes, Mathews, Baltimore; Henry
R. Tilton, Green's Landing for New York.
Hodgdon, Port Johnson cid, sch. Helen, Batchel-
der, Vineyard Haven; sid, sch. July 4th, New
York; II, ar sch Post Boy, Smith, Port johnson !;
cid, schs W; Wallace Ward Philadelphia; Sea
Flower, Robinson Chelsea Josie Hook, Eaton,
Boston; is ar, sch Susie F. Oliver, New York; ;
SID, sch Mark Pendleton, Collins, New York; 20,
ar schS. S. NJ. Bird, Merrill, Philadelphia; Sarah
L. Davis, Pattershall Port johnson.
Key West, July II. Ar, sch. Edward H. Blake
Smith, Pascagoula.
Salem, July IA. Ar, sch. A Hayford Warren
Hoboken.
Ashepoo, S. G., July l6 Ar sch Star of the
Sea, Hopkins Port Royal.
Brunswick, Ga, July l6. Sid, sch. Levi Hart,
Pendeton Boston.
Jacksonville, July 16. Sid, sch. -Etna Chapman,
New York.
Charleston, 5. c. July II. Sid, sch. H. J. Cot
trell, New York.
Fernandina, Fla, July II. Sid, sch. Nahum
Chaplin, Arey, Boston.
Astoria, o. July ls. Ar bark somona, Noyes,
Port Townsend.
Baltimore, July 10. Ar, schs. A Il. Sherman
Plllsbury, New York; Yale, Boston; Young Broth
ers, Bath.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Colon July 4. In port, bark Henry A. Litchfeld,
from Brunswick, ga.
Las Palmas, Canary Islands, July 10 Sid sch
Mabel Jordan, Hichborn, Barbados.
Buenos Ayres, June %. Ar, bark Edward l..
MaybuIy, New York for Rosario
Tampco, July II. In port sch. Tofa, Wilson,
from New York, dlsg,, to sail about 22d for Pen
sacoa to lead for New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken, June 30, lat. 4 NJ Ion, 27 W. bark
Alice Reed, Ford, from Bridgewater, \. S, for
BuenoS AyreS.
New Haven, July 10. Sch sallie ron, West,
from Norfolk for New Haven, was struck by light
ming on the 18th. Her foremast and rigging We're
damaged She will repair here.
Carr, from Clarks Island for New York. which
was damaged last week by collision with steamer
Prussian, is being repaired at Mckie's ship yard,
and 1t is expected that she will be ready resume
her voyage the latter part of the week. The
pairs necessary were rather more extensive than
at first anticipated, and will cost about 81 $50
CHARTERS. Bark st. Lucie, from Trinidad to
Delaware Breakwater for orders, sugar, at or
about 10 cents Arthur V. S. Woodruff, Maya
guez and Aguadilla to Philadelphia, cocoanuts,
private terms. Bark Evie Reed Boston to Buenos
Ayres, lumber, $3.50, Rosario, $3.50. Sch. Ella
NJ. Wiley New York to Buenos Ayres, lumber,
$S.25. Sch. A. B. Sherman, Baltimore to Carde-
mas, coal, $50. Sch. Carrie A. Bucknam, New
York to Port-au-Prince and back from second
port, $4,000 and port charges. Sch Belle Hoop
er, Kings Ferry to Curacao, lumber, $6.75 and
towages. Schooner Abbie c. Stubbs, Charleston
to New York, lumber, $3.50, part cargo govern
Ninalhaven to New York. stone, rs cents net.
Sch Robert A. Snow, same, p. t. Sch. Julia S.
Bailey, Tenants Harbor to New York, stone -5
cents net. Sch Melissa Trask, New York to Ban
gor, iron, 81 so. Sch. Susie z. Oliver, Edgewater
to Bangor, coal, 80 cents.
FREIGHrS. The Freight Circular of Brown &
Co, New York, reports for the week ending July
is: Long voyage tonnage continues quite actively
inquired for, and Notwithstanding the full rates
that shippers of case oil and general cargo are
prepared to meet, both for prompt and forward
loading, the available supply receives no impor-
tant additions, ruling rates abroad for coal and
other cargo being sufficiently attractive prevent
the sailing of seeking fleet in this direction
Offers OF forward tonnage are made with
siderable show of hesitancy, owners observing the
advantage possessed preferrng to await the aI-
proach of vessels, hoping by such action to obtain
rates even more remrnerative than those at pres
ent prevailing. Barrel petrole um tonnage is also
scarce, and rates for such firm. For ia load
ing, however, vessels are offered at slight
ceSslon from present quotations of the market.
During the week naval store charters have been
effected from the South upon the basis of say Is
l-2d. for rosin, Brunswick to Cork f. o., and IS.
10 I'D. tor spirits. The rates bid not regard
ed as attractive by vessels owners, hence the
mage offerings are limited. Lumber tonnage to the
River Plate is quite actively inquired for, though
the requirements are chiefly for spruce from the
Provinces. The market is strong in tone upon the
basis OF 80 and $40 to Buenos Ayres and Rosario.
shipments from the Gulf continue very limited,
notwithstanding tonnage Is quite freely offered at
Sl2.2o4 $3.50 to Ruenos Ayres. There is yet
considerable inquiry for lumber and case oil ton
mage hence to Brazil, but the bid are some
what below the ideas of owners hence business
Tor the time is at stand. During the interval
vessels have been closed for yellow pine at S13 so
net Pensacola to Rio and $16.5o, 50 form, Pensa-
cola to Santos. General cargo freights to south
America and West Indies continue exceedingly
dull, with rates showing material change. |
Homeward freights of sugar. molasses, etc, are
also quiet In the line of coastwise lumber only
and, Notwithstanding the low rates prevailing,
vessels appear quite plentiful upon the basis
quoted by shippers There is fair inquiry for
golfers to the East though the quotations of the
market do not indicate any Improvement.