The Republican journal., 1897-11-18

| FOREIGN PORTS.
Montevideo, Oct. TO- Sid, bark Ethel
Hong Kong. Oct. 8. In port, ships Abnel
| Coburn, Park St. Mark, Dudley, and Gov
| Robie, Nichols, for New York.
Rio Janeiro, Oct, 10 In port, ship Great
| Admiral
Halifax, N. S., Nov 8 Ar. sch. Hattie II
| Ba bour, Erskine, New York.
Barhadoes. Nov. ?. sd, bark Rose Innis,
Turks Island.
Port Spain, Oct. D. Sid, bark St. Lucie,
New York.
Cape Town. Oct. "a Sid, bark Mamie
Swan, Higgins, Barbadoes 26, sld sch.
Olive I. VII; ttier, " hitter, Polio.
Demerara. Oct %. Ar, sch S. G. Haskell,
Richardson, Portland.
Manila Nov. Is. Sid. ship W a. Come r,
New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
New York, Nov. 10 A dispatch from San
Francisco states that the ship Ell Captain,
from Baltimore for San Francisco, before re-
ported at MontevIdeo in distress, has been
condemned and will be sold.
Atlantic City, n J., Nov. II. The two
masted schooner Matte B. Russell, Capt.
Drinkwater, New York for Baltimore, in
ballast, was wrecked to-day on the Ocean
City bar. The crew were saved. The vessel
was owned by Peter Nickerson of Portland
Maine.
St. John, n, B., Nov. II. The American
schooner Lizzie Poor of Belfast, Me , Capt.
w. A. Dlckey, bound from Parrsboro n. s.,
for this port, in aliast, parted her chains
here to-day, was driven ashore near the
breakWater and was soon ground to frag-
| ments, The crew was saved with difficulty
There was no insurance on the vessel, The
Lizzie Poor was sold from here some years
ago and the government list gives her hail
ing port "a Deer Isle. Capt. Dickey has not
been in command since she left here
InhnS Hla Ion, a,tA
banking schooner Helen Wells was lowed
| into this port yesterday, stripped of canvas,
rigging and spars. She turned almost bot
tom up during the gale Tuesday night
| last, and barely escaped laundering. Every
man of the Is on board was injured. The
ships hold, the forecastie and the cabin
filed with water, every bit of food and
clothing was water-soaked, and the decks
We're swept of dories gear, cables and butts.
| The water in the tanks all ran out when she
keeled over, and the butter from the mess
BILE stuck to the ceiling. The Helen Wells
had an unprecedented experience and is in
| worse condition than any vessel that ever
| entered this port.
| CHARTERS Ship Manuel Llaguno, Ito ar
| rivt) 5000 cases oil New York to Japan q
CD cents. Ship Emily Reed IS, 900 cases
| Oil, New York to z 1nzibar and back, lump
sum Ship Roanoke, New York to San Fran
cisco, general cargo, at or about $3.50, Bark
G. P. Dixon, Port Elizabeth to New York
| wool, p, t. Bark Evie Reed New York to
| Auckland and back, general cargo. lump
sum. Bark Alice Reed New York to SAN
tos, p. t. Bark Harvard, New York to San
tos, general cargo, PIT. Sch. Jas. M Seaman,
North Boothbay and Portland to Trinidad,
ice and lumber, p. t. Sch Izetta, Newark to
Bangor, fertilizer in bags and bbls., 81 %
Sch Kit Carson, Elizabethport to Bangor,
fertlizer in bags, s. 10. Sch: Menawa, Nor
folk to New York, lumber, So %. Sch. Levi
Hart, same. Sch. W. B. Palmer, New York
to Key West, stone, p. t. Sch. A. F. Kind
berg, Rondout to Bangor, cement p. t. Brig
Jennie Hubert, Palatka and Jacksonville
to New York, lumber IS II .. Sch. John
=: Smith, Brunswick to New York, lumber,
81 50 10. Coal freights Sch Lunet, Port
Liberty to Bangor, 50 cents. Sch. Stephen
Bennett, Port Liberty to Gloucester 80 cents
Sch. Odell, Port Reading to Dovor, IS cents