The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-11-19

Saco, Me Nov: 10. Ar, sch. Geo. B. Ferguson,
Ferguson, New York.
New Haven, Nov. IA. Sid, sch. Joel F. shep-
pard, Carter, coal port 49, ar, sch. Isaac Oberton
Philadelphia.
Roekland, Me-, Nov. Is. Sid, sch A. W. Ellis
Ryder, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
Montevideo, Oct. 5. In port sch. Nimbus, Bry-
ant, New York.
st. Pierre, Oct. Z. Ar, sch. Isaiah Hart, Will
liams, New York via Gaudaloupe.
Kingston, ia, Oct %. Ar sch. Jennie F. Will
ley, Wilmington, N. c.
Demerara, Nov. 10. In port, sch. Lizzie B. Will
ley, from New York.
Saigon, Nov. 6. Ar, bark Jennie Hardness, New
York.
Buenos Ayres, Nov. TO- Ar, sch. Olive Pecker,
Whitmore, Portland.
Nassau. n. p, Nov; 5 Sid, sch. Sarah D. J. Raw
son, French, Fernandina.
Turk Island Nov. 3. Ar, SCH Olive T. Whit
tier from Trinity, Mart, to sail about Nov. 10 fol
Hiogo, Oct IA. Sid, ship Abner Coburn, But
nam, New York
Hong Kong, Oct; I. SID, ship Josephus, New
ton, W. H. Connor and W J. Rotch, for New York
Shanghai, Oct. 1. Ar, steamer Strathleven Br.)
from Hong Kong, with $4,000 cases kerosene, ex
ship s. ID. Carleton from New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 10. Repairs to sch
Carrie 4. Look, which was recently damaged by
pounding over the lar, have been finished, ano
the vessel will load lumber for New York.
harbor been so crowded with ships at it is al
present. All classes of vessels are anchored in
the bay and seven out of every ten seeking a
charter
New York. Nov. IL. Bark c. 2. Dixon arrived
here to-day from Turks Island report Nov. 6, sc
miles E. S e. off Hatteras, passed sch. Frank o
Dame, Waterogged and abandoned; spars all
standing: hull apparently in good condition de
fore reported).
Gloucester, Mass, Nov. 10. Sch. Penobscot
lying at the Atlantic Halibut company's wharf to
day, parted fastenings, tore up several piles and
otherwise damaged the wharf and buildings The
vessel rail was broken and hull and rigging
damaged. Loss 5000,
Rockland, Me-, Nov. 10. Fears are entertained
for the safety of the of the sch Cora
Hansen Of Thomaston, Me-, Capt: sinnott from
Brunswick, Ga, Oct. l, for New York, with um
Der. The vessel registered 400 tons, and was built
at Thomaston i'll 1898. The schooner was out il
the hurricane of October.
New York, Nov. 16. Ship Title E. Starbuck ar
rived to-day from Honolulu. Oct 81 lat 81 20
Ion. $3.50, had hurricane from the northwest
which shifted to the northeast, thence east dur
ing which was partially dismasted, losing the
mizzentormast and fore topgallant mast, with all
rigging lost also nearly a suit of sails.
New London, Nov. IA. Sch Post Boy of Bucks
port, Smith, from Port Reading for Saco, Me-
with coal, was towed in here leaking badly anC
with loss of bowsprit and all headgear having
collded OFF Faulkner'S Island last night with sch
Julia x Martha, from Calais Me-, for New Haven
with lumber. She will repair. The Julia & Martha
also suffered considerable damage. Seaman John
HIGGINS was lost overheard from the Post Boy.
The revised international rules to prevent col
lisions at sea- preparedby the Washington inter
national marine conference, will probably go into
effect on the first of next July. The following ma
tons have agreed to adopt the rules and enforce
them after July first Great Britain, Germany
France, Denmark, Russia, Italy, Portugal, Austria
Belgium, Spain, Hawaii Japan Mexico, Guanta
mala, Chilli, Honduras. These nations with the
United States control 22,O0O,0OO tons, or more
than tive-sixths of the worlds shipping.
CHARTERS. Sch. Iaiofa, Baltimore to Tampico
coal, Sl1o, coke, $3.50. Sch. E. H. Blake, Sabine
Pass to Tampico, lumber, p. t. Sch. Jas. A. Gar
field, New York to St. Pierre. Mart. 81 800 and
loaded. Sch. Belle Hooper, New York to Barba
does. 81 700 and free lighterage. Sch Isaac Ober
Maggie Muvey, South Amboy to Gloucester coal
70 cents. Sch. Hattie, Hoboken to Winterport
coal, rs cents.