The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-12-03
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Nov. 25. Sch Maine, Swans Island.
Nov. 2S. Sens. Sarah l.. Davis, PatterShall, Bos-
ton; City of Augusta, Adams, 90.
Nov. 20. Sch Fannie q Edith, Ryder, Bangor.
Dec. 2. Schs. Charlotte I. Sibley, Ferguson,
Bangor; James Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
SAILED.
Nov 25. Schs. Mary Farrow, Morriessy, Win
terport Harr let Rogers, Lyman, Seal Harbor.
Nov. %. Schs Charlotte r. Sibley, Ferguson,
Bangor; Sarah L. Davis, Pattershall, do; Maria
Island.
Nov. 80. Sloop Passport, Eaton, Deer Isle.
Dec. l. Sch. Fannie < Edith, Ryder, Beverly.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Nov "a. Ar, sch. Olive f. Whittier,
Whittier, Turks Island %, cid, schs James A.
Garfield Wood Martinique; Maud Briggs Jack
sonvijle 27, ar, sch. Kit Carson, Philadelphia
cid sch. Celia F. jacksonville; %, ar, sch. Isaac
Oberton, Trim, Philadelphia; cid, sch. Georgia
GiIkey, Barbados, 20, ar, sch, S. q. Haskell,
Richardson, Baltimore; Melissa Irask, Bangor via
New Haven; 80, cid, ship X. ID Rice, Yokohama !;
barks Adoph obrig, Saigon; Addie Moral,
Buenos Ayres
Boston, Nov. "a CID, sch Annie g. Quiner'
Charlottetown, T. E. l.; ~ ar, sch. Jas. Holmes,
Ryan, Belfast rs, cid, sch, Leander V. Beebe,
Daniels Belfast and New orll; 30, ar, sch. Mary
Z. H. q. Dow, Rcckland, in tow, to repair; cid,
sch. Jessie Lena, DevereauX. CAY enne.
Baltimore, Nov. 25. Sid, sch VIM. b. Palmer,
Dyer Antwerp; cid sch TaIota, Fletcher, Tam
pico; 81, cid, bark White Wings Rio Janeiro; 2S,
cid, sch. Yale, Boston.
Portland Nov "a AR, sch Sarah E. Palmer,
Whittier, Loulsburg, G, b.. 20, cid, sch. }. Man
chaster Haynes Matthews, Georgetown Dem.
c. B. 3d. ''-'' -'''' ''''N ''''S>N'' -'0''N''' :
Bangor, Nov %. CID. sch. Isaiah X. Ste son,
fast; Sarah L. Davis, New York; cid, schs Fannie
& Edith, Beverly; Maud Snare, Lowell, n York
20, ar, schs. Arthur Clifford, Boston; Edward
Stewart, New York; 80, cid, sch. Nightingale
Rich, Beverly
Port Royal, S. c., Nov. "a. Ar, sch. Flora Rog.
ers, Bunker, Boston.
Jacksonville, Nov. %. Ar sch. Susan N. Pick
ering, Boston.
Norfolk, v. Nov. 26. Sid, Hattie H. Barbour,
New York.
Bath Nov. 30. Sid, schs. Young Brothers, Snow,
Washington, d. c.. Daylight, do
Brunswick, Ga, Nov. p. Sid, schs William H,
Sumner, Pendleton, Perth Amboy Levi Hart,
Pendeton New York; Jacob NJ. Haskell Hart,
Boston; 20, cid, schs. Adelbert Ames, Small, New
York; Willie L. Newton, Coombs, do.
New Bedford, Nov. n. CD sch. Senator Sulli-
van, Crockett, Newport News and Galveston.
Perth Amboy, Nov. 81. Ar. sch. Hattie Il. Bar
bour, Norfolk.
Fernandina, Nov %. Sid, sch Nahum Chaplin,
Savannah, Nov. 30. Sid, sch. Mary L. Crosby,
Trim, New York.
Philadelphia, Nov. 80. Cid, sch. j. Holmes
Birdsall, New Bedford.
Mobile, Nov. 80 Ar, sch Methebesec, Snow,
Laguayra.
Providence, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Alma "a Holiness
Holiness Philadelphia; 80, ar, sch. Gov. Ames,
Davis Newport News.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hong Kong, Nov 90. Ar, bark Fred P. Itch
field Newcastle, N. S. W; 25, ar, ship r. r.
w. II. Conner, New York.
Montevideo, Nov 6. Ar, bark Mabel Meyers
Meyers, Boston.
Kingston, ia, Nov. a. Sld Jennie F. Wiley,
Pascagoula.
Rio Janeiro, Nov. 20. Ar, bark Priscilla Balti-
Cardiff, Nov 20. Sid, bark Mamie Swan, Hig-
gins, Pernambuco.
Rosario, Nov 2. Ar, bark Thomas A. Goddard,
Dom cI,pr,,
Rio Grande, Mic, Oct 80. In port, schs. R. F.
Pettigrew, Morse for Boston, to sail in IA days;
X. W. Hopkins. Bond, for do
MARINE MISCELLANY
Spoken Sch. George V. Jordan, Bergman, from
Boston for Montevideo, Nov. B. lat N. Ion 80 W.
New York, Nov, 80. The two iron ships T. f.
Cakes, 1897 tons, and Title E. starbuck, 1871
tons, both hailing from N. Y, have changed
ownership. Both vessels We're built in 1883, the
Cakes at Pha and the other at Chester
Nine American ships have been char tered to load
sugar at the Hawaiian Islands at So per ton for
the ports OF Boston, New York and Philadelphia
Benjamin F Packard, Snsquehanna, Indiana,
L. b. Sutton Reaper, VIM. f. Babcock, lroquos,
ST. Nicholas and 5. T. Hitchcock. The Sutton
and St. Nicholas were built i'll Bath. The Pack
ard Is of the Guy G. Goss ships, owned in
Bath The Susquehanna Indiana, Reaper and
Iroquois all i'll the SeWali fleet.
Baltimore Nov. 80. The steel ship Helen
Brewer, Capt. Daniel Mahany, from Shanghai
Nagasaki and Hong Kong for Baltimore, passed
AMER Straits of sunda), Oct. "A The Brewer
passed AMER ahead OF ships that had sailed
three weeks before her, from Hong Kong. The
famous old clipper ship Ell Captain, Capt. Carver,
from the same port as the Helen Brewer, sailed
from Hong Kong for Baltimore on Nov. 2l. Both
ships are strangers to this port and are respec-
lively, the sixth and seventh vessels brought here
within the past two years from China and Japan
direct
CHARTERS. Bark R. A. c. Smith, Pernambuco
to New York, Philadelphia or Boston, sugar, 21s.
Sch Jennie A. Stubbs, Rum Cay to New York,
salt, 6 cents; option New Haven, 6 cents Sch.
Georgia Gikey, New York to Barbadoes att or
about So 300. Sch. Celia F., New York to Jack
sonville and back So. 80 on lumber for the round,
and charges on outward cargo. Sch Florence Lee
land, Norfolk to Providence, lumber, 2.3o free
wharfage Sch. Izetta, New York to Bangor, salt
S1I5 Sch S. NJ. Bird from Philadelphia to
Cientuegoes, COAL $40 Spanish gold back to
North / Hatteras, sugar, IL and l2c. Sch. VIM.
E. Dow es, Brunswick to Philadelphia, ties, IA
and IA l-2c respectively.
FREIGHTs The Freight Circular of Brown Il
Co.. New York, reports for the week ending Nov
28th Notwithstanding Thursday was observed as
close holiday, the business of the week has been
fair in volume Case oil rates to the far East have
continued to reflect an easy tendency, influenced
by the freer tonnage offerings for forward load.
ing. To Shanghai additional vessels have been
secured at % cents, and to Calcutta II cents was
accepted in two instances for April-June loading
There is apparently little inquiry for prompt or