The Republican journal., 1896-07-16
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
July 8. Schs. Chas. H. Tricky, Foster Staten
Island Hannah Coomer, McInnis, Boston.
July TO- Schs. James Holiness Ryan Boston =;
Fannie Il Edith, Rich, do. !; Marcellus, WEIGH, do !;
Caro- Belle, Fernad, South West Harbor; Voant,
Pendleton, ROckland.
July IL. Schs. s. E. Nightingale, Allen Bos-
ton; Charleston, Timer, Portland Nevada Ladd,
Boston.
July IL. schs. Winslow Morse Newton Bos-
ton; David S. Siner, Fernald. New York Rab-
boni, Lord, Bangor Fairy Forest, Smith Swans
Island; F. NJ Bonnie, Burgess, yinalhaven.
July ID. Sch. jonathan Cone Robertson, Bangor.
July "a. Sch. A. 7: Haynes, Dodge, Brooksville.
July l5. Schs. John c. Smith, Kneeland, Egge-
moggin Reach; Menawa, Pendleton, New orl
SAILED.
July 10. Sch Hannah Coomer, McInnis, Bucks
port.
July l.. sehs. Aida, Pattershall, Gloucester
Fernald, North Castine.
July IA schs. John C. Smith, Kneeand Swan 5
Island and New York; Jonathan Cone, Robertson,
Ryan, Boston: S. E. Nightingale, Allen, East
port; Charleston, Timer, Bangor Gaelic Pay
son n K03kans scha r hayns Dodge BrooksVie
Desert; Nevada, Ladd, Castine.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, July 8. SID brig Henry Smith, Craig,
Point-a-Pltre; g. ar, sch. Annie R. Lewis, Bangor
10, ar schs Lucia Porter, Jacyonville; Florence
WICK; l |, ar sens. Austin D. Knight, Azla; Maud
Snare, Bangor; Hattie MEG. Buck, Bangor; II,
ar, sch. Pochasset, Herrick, Carvers Harbor
Boston, July Z. Sid, sch. S. G.. Haskell, Rich
ardson, Dakar, Africa; s, ar, sch. George Quincy,
Carr Clark Island for New York put in in dis
dress; 8, ar sch. Mary A. Hail. Port Royal 5. c.
10, ar, sch. Lizzie Poor, Par5boro, y. S; l, ar
bark Mabel l. Myers East Harbor I. l.. ED, sch.
Arthur V. 5. Woodruff, Heagan, Cayenne
Philadelphia, July s. Ar, sch. Eliza J Pendle-
ton, New York; s. ar, D. H. Rivers, Coleor,l,
Boothbay; 10, cid, sch. S. NJ. Bird, Merrill, Ban
gor.
Delaware Breakwater July 10. sid, schs Will
lie l.. Newton, from Philadelphia for Belfast j.
j. Moore, from New Haven for do
Baltimore, July 7. AR, sch. Olive 7. Whittier,
Haynes, Portland.
Bath, July s. Sid, SCH Young Brothers, Wash
ington, D. c.; 10, sid, sch. R. F. Pettigrew, Phil
adelphia ar, schs James A. Parsons, New York
for Gardner; Daylight, Boston; Emma 5. Briggs,
Osborn, New York and passed up
,y r?rtan4 July T. Ar sch Sarah b. Palmer,
T. Sibley Bartlett, Jacksonville; 10, ar, sch.
Thos. W. Hyde, Carver, Philadelphia
Bangor, July 4. Sid, sch. Webster Barnard,
Marshall, New York; 8, ar. bark Thos. j. Stewart,
Portsmouth; sid, schs. Jonathan Cone, Robertson,
New York; Isaac Oberton, Trim, Philadelphia.
Jacks @n July L. Sid, sch Penobscot,
somes Sound, July 7. Sid, sch Kit Carson,
Philadelphia.
Burgess, New York; s, ar sch, Levi Hart Pendle-
ton, New York.
San Francisco, July IL. Sid, bark Cooma
Moves, Portland, o.
Portsmouth, y. H, July 10. Sid, sch Gov.
Ames Newport News.
Providence, July IL. Ar, sch. Isaiah Hart vii
llams. Philadelphia.
Fernandina, July IL. SID, sch Susan y. Pick
ering, Haskell, Boston.
New Haven, July 10. Ar, sch, sallie ron, Nor
folk.
Rockport, Me-, July II. Sid, sch. Sarah D. j
Rawson, Annapolis, Md.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sanchez, June IL. Ar, sch. Henry Crosby
stubbs, Wilmington, N. C., to sail June 80 fo1
Kingston, ia, June 20. Ar, sch. Humarock
Veazie, New York.
Teneritfe, June 25.T Ar, sch. Mabel Jordan
Hichborn, New York.
Port Spain, Trim. June 10. Ar, bark St. Lucie
Sleeves, Barbad9es, and q, returned oath for Hamp
ton Roads for orders; "a, in port brig Haviiah
H. Barbour, Erskine, Jacksonville.
Callao, June -. Ar, ship Louis Walsh, Gam.
mon, Tacoma.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Nassau, \. F., July 13. Sch. Henry s Woodruff
of Lamoine Capt. Trainer from Wilmington, y
c., for Hayti, was totally wrecked at Abaco July
o. Crew and part OF the cargo saved. Vessel a
total loss.
Colon, July IL. Bark Henry A. Litchfeld, HUI
bert from Brunswick which arrived at this port
June 10, was detained here days. The weather
was untavorable for her sailing and ma iority of
her crew were ILL.,
Norfolk, July T. Bq. Henry Norwell, from
Gull Shoa Life Saving Station, \. c., is close in
on the beach, with heavy n. E. washing
over her. The captain of the life saving station
reports that the vessel will probably be total
loss.
Steamer Pentagoet Of Eastport, Me- New
York for Rockland, Eastport and St. John, 18th
general merchandise, went ashore lust west of
Robinson Shoal, Vineyard sound, during dense
| fog about p. M. July 10TH and soon filled with
water. She has valuable cargo of sardine stock
etc. She was tloated Sunday by the tug Mercury
and towed to Vineyard Haven. She leaks some
but the steam pump keeps her free.
| Boston, July 8. Schooner George Quincy of
| Cold Springs, N. Y, from Clarks island. Me-,
for New York, with paving blocks, towed in from
below Boston light this morning in a badly Grip
pied condition. She was in collision yesterday
| with the steamship Prussian of the Allan line.
| The steamer was also damaged, but not seriously
enough to delay her. She proceeded after towing
the schooner to place of safety: The cap
tain of the steamer admitted he miscalculateG
| the distance and thought he had plenty of room
| to cross the schooner's bow.
CHARTERS. Sehr. A. V. S. Woodruff, Boston to
| Cayenne, general cargo, lump sum and port
| charges. Schr. Henry r. Tilton, Greens lslanC
to New York Stone, p. t. Schr. Jennie A. Stubs
| Turks Island to New Haven Salt 6 IL cents. Blk
Alice, Philadelphia to Barbados, Coal $2.1 ::
and free lighterage Schr. Tofa, Norfolk to st
Lucia, Coal 81 80 and back, Tampa to Baltimore
coal, Baltimore to Galveston, 81 so. Sch. S. NJ
| Bird, Philadelphia to Bangor, coal, 50 cents.
! FREIGHTs. The Freight Circular of Brown s
Co., New York, reports for the week ending Jul.
! 18th: Shippers of case petroleum and genera
cargo for long voyage trades continue in the mar
ket in search of suitable tonnage, but the suppl.
OF vessels does not increase, and prosperity
arrivals do not indicate any Improvement in thu
situation for some time to come. Naturally Their
is strong feeling regarding acceptable rates NJ
doubt being entertained on the stability of tn
market upon it's present basis. During the weel
several fixtures have been completed for both o
above trades, and in instances somewhat bette
/ rates have been obtained. For barrel petroleum
tonnage there continues some inquiry, and witt