The Republican journal., 1896-07-09
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIN Ell.

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PORT OF BELFAST.
| ARRIVED
( July 2. Schs VIM. E. Leggitt. Condor Bangor
| Gazelle, Payson, do; A. T. Haynes, Dodge Rock
land; Maria Webster, Turner, do. sloop Galena,
| Green'aW Deer Isle
July 2; Sch James Holmes, Ryan, Boston;
July 3. Schs. Chas. E. Raymond, Pendleton
Leadbetters Island and New York; A. 7. Haynes
| Dodge Brooksville: NJ W. Bates Hopkins Win
terport; sloop Galena, Greenlaw, Deer Isle
July 4. Sch. Volant, Pendleton, Rockland.
July g.; schs; P. NJ. Bonnie, Burgess Vinal-
| haven; VIM. F. Leggitt, Condor, Boston.
| Jnly7. Sch Jonathan Cone, Robertson, Green's
| Landing and New York.
July =. Sch. Mjantonomah, Ryan, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
son, Bangor; 2, cid, brig Harry Smith, Craig,
Pont-a P1tre; sid, ship Reaper, AMER; ar, sch. A
Hayford, Warren. Rockland; g. ar, sch Susie 2.
Oliver, Bangor 5, ar, schs. Sarah L. Davis and
Anna 2. Chase, Bangor; Geo. B. Ferguson, ELS
worth; g, sid, bark Jennie Hardness Saigon.
Por9 joel f. aeR Weeh
phia; Mary Farrow, Belfast; g. sid, bark Edward
May, Honolulu; 4, ar. sch: james Holmes, Ryan,
Fannie Il Edith, Ryder, Belfast; Emma W. Day,
! Crockett, Wnterport; Minetta, Crockett, Penob-
scot; Marcellus, WEIGH, Belfast; sch. Helen,
| Batchelder, Rondout; 6, ar, schs. Arthur V. 5.
| Woodruff, Heagan, Baltimore; Daylight Nicker-
son. Georgetown, d. G..
| Philadelphia, July 5. Ar sch. S. NJ. Bird Ban
gor; 8, ar, sch. Cox and Green, Belfast; cid, sch.
| Willie L. Newton, Belfast.
Baltimore, July 4. Ar, sch. Talofa, Fletcher,
| punta GOrda g. ar, sch. Olive L. Whittier, Whit
tier, Turks Island
Portland, July l. CID SCH R. F. Pettigrew,
Kennebec and Philadelphia.
| Bath, July 1. Ar, sch. Young Brothers, Snow,
Boston, and passed up.
Bangor, July 2. Ar, schs, W; Wallace Ward,
Philadelphia Henry r. Titon, New York. Mark
| at In sir
York; cid, schs. Sea Flower Robinson, Chelsea;
VIM, Flint, Small, New Haven.
| Providence, June 20. Ar, sch. Isaiah Hart,
Williams, Philadelphia.
Wilmington, n. C., June 90 Cid, sch. Henry
S. Woodruff, Port Prince.
Sabine Pass, Tex, June p. Sid, sch. Senator
Sullivan, Crockett New York.
Brunswick. July /. Ar, sch. F. c. Pendeton,
Burgess, Ne% York; 2, ar, sch. Levi Hart, Pendle-
ton, New y ork.
Gloucester, July 2. In port, sch. Gen. Adelbert
EAmes, to load pavings.
ley, Bartlett Portland 3, ar, sch. -Etna, Chap
man, New York; 6, sid, sch. Lucia Porter, New
York.
Charleston, S. c., July L. AT, sch, H. D. Cottrell,
Boston.
Fernandna, July l. Ar, sch. Nahum Chaplin,
Mls, Noploik; " az, sen susan \; fche4lng'
New York; g. sid, sch, Florence Leland, New
| York.
Boston, s. ar sch. Star of the Sea, Hopkins, New
| York.
| Perth Amboy, July 9. Ar, sch. Emma 5. Briggs,
| Osborn New York.
| FOREIGN PORTS.
Barbados, June 10. Sid, bark St. Lucie, Trini
Buenos Ayres, June 80. Ar, bark Willard
Mudgett, Portland; July 80, ar, bark Grace Lyn-
wood, Gilkey, Philadelphia
Singapore, May 81. In port, ship Belle of Bath
| for Hong Kong.
| Honolulu, June %. Ar, ship Tile f. Starbuck,
| Portland, o.
! St. Helena, to June "a. Passed ships Mary L.
Gushing, Pendleton, Manila for Boston, State of
| Maine, Park Hiogo for New York.
Louisburg, G. B., June 80: Cd, sch. Sarah E.
Palmer, Whittier, Portland; July 2, cid, sch. VIM.
b. Palmer, Dyer Portland.
| Parrsboro, \. S, July 2 CID, bark Thomas A.
Goddard, Cook, Buenos Ayres.
| Montevideo, June 3. In port, bark Mamie
| Swan, Higgins, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Bark Iolani, (Hawl Mcclure, from New
York for Honolulu, March ID, lat. s., Ion. Is W .
| San Francisco, Calf, July A. The statement is
published here that Charles R. Flint & Co., the
| South and Central American traders of New York
are about to begin running line of clipper ships
| from New York around Cape Horn to San Fran
cisco, touching at intermediate ports. The enter
! prise is expected to become an important factor
| in transcontinenta rates.
Baltimore, July 4. On the fine ship George
Stetson, Capt Murphy, which sailed yesterday for
of Capt Richard Thompson OF the Maryland
Pilots Association and Walter Higgins of Ban
gor, Me-, son of the owner of the big ship. Capt.
Murphy is accompanied by Mrs. Murphy and their
| children for the long voyage around Cape Horn.
CHARTERS. Brig Harry Smith, New York to
cano Colorado asphat sa5o net se fo ANNA
Pendeton, Brunswick to Philadelphia, lumber,
S4.25 Sch. Chas, E. Raymond Leadbetters Is
land to New York, paving blocks. S1l net. Sch.
Hattie S. Collins, Staten Island to Boston, seven
bridges, 81 As fiat. Coal freights Sch Emma NJ.
Fox, hob9ken to searsp1rt, y cents. SCH David
ava, same. Sch. Willie L. Newton, Philadelphia
| to Belfast, 10 cents.
FRE1GHTs The Freight Circular of Brown &
| Co., New York, reports for the week ending July
Sd: Considerable inquiry is yet experienced for
vessels of the larger class, shippers of case oil
and general cargo to distant ports being in the
market for suitable tonnage, but the available
supply of such continues exceedingly limited,
and with the near future not favoring any import
ant increase in the number, owners maintain their
| position firmly, both for prompt and forward ar
| rivals. Barrel petroleum vessels have been in
better request during the week and improved
business in forward tonnage has been completed
! at slightly higher rates. Spot vessels scarce,
and We're such actually needed, shippers it is he
| lleved, would be forced to meet some advance
upon previous fixtures In the line of naval stores
there is little or nothing doing. Shippers do not
advance their bids, hence tonnage offers rather
indifferently. For lumber tonnage to the River
Plate there is yet good inquiry for Eastern load
ing, and the attention extended serves to give the
market a strong and buoyant appearance, the
rates obtained upon recent charters indicating
slightly higher market. There has been some
further business completed for Provincial load
ing, and the market is firm upon the basis of pre-
vious rates paid There is very little inquiry from
| the Gulf, though vessels offered for July-A
! gust at Sl2 so, and $l3 so to Buenos Ayres and
Rosario respectively. Some few orders are in the
| market for lumber and case oil tonnage to Brazil,
but shippers ideas are below those of owners,
hence business for the time is at stand. General
| cargo freights hence to South America West In
dies and Windward Islands continue very dull,
and for the return voyage there is a noticeable de-
crease in the demand for sugar and molasses ton
| mage at primary points. Rates continue low and
unsatisfactory. There is an exceedingly dull mar
| ket for coastwise lumber tonnage, notwithstand-
| ing the low rates prevailing Vessels for this
trade are quite plentiful at the moment, and the
| competition serves to check any improvement in
| the quotations of the market. There is a moder-
ate demand for golfers to the East, but vessels
quite free to accept the rates current for some
| time past.