The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-06-02

| Callao, May %. AT, bark Fred Litch.
field, Hong Kong,
Rio Janeiro, May 26 Ar, bark Glad It'd
lngs, Baltimore
nemerara. Nav IL. In port sch Ella \,
Wiley Boston, for Turks Island
MARINE MISCELLANY
Spoken. May >. lat Is II n Ion IS u W
barque Mamie Swan, from New York fol
Boston, May %. Among the fleet of yes
sells chartered to carry coal to the warships
in the Gulf is the hq Olive Thurlow. whicf
i now loading at Bait for Key West
Auckland, NJ. April -. Bark EVE Reed
ODD, from New York, arrived 18th and re.
ports bad heavy weather soon after leaving
during which considerable damage was done
on deck by heavy seas which broke on board
and alter deckhouse was stove in.
Westerly, RI, May %. The sch. Laurel,
Capt. E. II. Sprague, from Blue Hill, Me,
with a cargo Of paving in her hold and large
stone on deck, for Newark NJ. struck On
Catumb Reef, southwest Of Watch Hill Light,
this morning. Her hold is full Of water, and
IT is feared she viii be total loss The
Laurel Is of 90 tons gross. She was built at
Hancock, Me. in 1852
Boston, May %. Nathaniel 7. Palmer of
Bath has chartered his heet of four 1nasted
schooners to the L, S. Government to carry
coal to Key West at - per ton. The ar
rangement consists of the Frank A. Palmer.
VIM. b. Palmer, Augustus Palmer, Sarah Ri
Palmer, and Mary L. Palmer. Tie rive will
carry IL 600 tons of coal
boSloi' May " sen w IhSluM Morse, Capt.
Newton from Winternort Me" laden with
hay, while coming up the harhor this morn
/ ing ran aground ON the upper middle during
the fog and tioated off ON the afternoon
VS. Nlup d 'iS1 ~ SldthodI"' Napt Newton
sdIS y W a. caused ny Htr deck Ioad shifting,
n"L " y OAouShN lhdI Iht vessel sprung Y
Iedk'
gloucester, Mass, May ZS Since Aug $,
Io''' sen, fdlth VI. IflAr, Capt. Elroy Puor,
mas stocked over 9E''Vu, me crew sharing
TI-U 10 ea'h man IN the haduuck HsherN.
me Ifior Is mgu me OF The utdduC king
neeI ana mas ialut" an utr tSu mere 10 tile
Ni"uVtslet FttsH flSh 20. tu utr recent
Urlp she stocked 91bVO the crew sharing 4 ~.
CHARTERS Sch. Herald, Turks Island to
New hofK, SAT-. cents Brig IL y, Iiussey,
JdcksohVl!le 70 FnlIauelphla, lumber - 30
sen Lew hart, Belfast 10 New DIRK, ice 80
cthls. sen. u. II. Haskell, Brunswick to
NorWleh' 4uhoer S9.'' y Sen. W, W
ward, savannah To New DIRK, ties Ito IL
cents per "A IL Coal trelgAts Bark Jose
phlne, Baltimore TO hey West, - and dis
charged. BARK Harriet ,. Jackson, same.
Sch. III. 3. falmer, same. sen. Mary Ann
McCann, II Reading to Bangor - cents.
sen Chas f. Raymond, same. Sch. N.
Slater, Hoookeh TO Bangor 20 cents, SCH.
Aioi1h, q w Ahi"oN I" hltulOIui ~ oth'
Andrew Neblnger, Port Liberty TO Bangor
90 cents. Sen Norombega, Perth Ambov to
Bangor, 90 cents. Sch. MenaWa, do, 20
cents.
FREIGHTs. The Freight Circler of Brown
90, New YORK, reports for the week
endlhg May 70 as follows No Increase is
observed ~ the offerings of large tonnage
Tor long voyage trades. Vessels yet
wanted Tor case OIL to CHINA and Japan, and
the Colonial lines are prepared to negotiate
for prompt and forward general cargo ton
nage. full previous rates in both instances
beng ootalnanle Barrel petroleum rates
are maintained steadily III the face of light
tonnage offerings, and far demand from the
leading shippers. Orders for lumber to the
River Plate are vet quite numerous, but