The Republican journal., 1898-08-11

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port; Geo B Ferguson, Ferguson; Emma W
Day, Crockett, Boston.
Aug s. Schs Anna Pendeton, Pend Teton
New York; Isaac Oberton, Trim, 10.
Aug I. Sch Lester A Lewis, kimball,
New York.
Aug 4. Sch John NJ Fiske, Mutt, Rock
Aug ). Sch Geo B Ferguson, Ferguson,
Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Aug 2. Ar. sch Abbie Stubbs,
Bennett, Charleston; cid, sch Ella W. Will
ley, Wiley, New Orleans: sld schs Mary l.
Crosby, Philadelphia; 4EJna, do; Sarah d j
Rawson, Daren Lester A Lewis, Hoboken
for Belfast; Nightingale, Port Reading for
Bangor; 3, ar, sch Sarah l. Davis, Patter-
shall, Bucks Harbor; 4, ar, schs John l
Snow, Long Cove, Me, via New Haven ;
Anna Lord, Bangor; Kit Carson, do; Maud
Snare, Bangor; Sid, sch Alfaretta Snare
Portland; 3, ar. schs Lucia Porter, Booth
bay; Hattie E Collins, Green's Landing 6,
Look, Veazie, Brunswick, Ga; Z at
Hart Island Roads, sch Henry r Tilton Ran
lett, Pittston, Me, for Philadelphia
Boston. Aug 3. Ar, bark Addie NJ orrell,
Andrews, Rosario schs Josie Hook Ban
gor; Mianton onah, Rockport; i, ar, schs
Tinker, Eddyvllle F c Pendleton, Burgess
Jacksonville; VIM E Downes, Marshall,
Newport News; sid, sch Daylight, kennebec
and Washington: ., ar, schs John Z Smith,
Brunswick, GA; H Curtis, Deer Isle Nellie
Grant, Dodge, Rondout; 8, ar, schs Maggie
Mulvey, Hart Eliza bethport; Mary A Hall,
Jacksonville I, ar, schs Polly, Mcfarland,
Bangor; Georgia Gilkey, Washington, d G;
cid, schs media Wiley, Dodge, Bremen,
Me, and Phiade phia; Viola Reppard, do;
$, ar, sch George Quincy, Closson, Hoboken
lat MedfelO.
PHILADELPHIA, AUG 4. Ga, sch r F Petit
grew, Boston, ar, sch Gladys, Colson, New
York.
Baltimore, Aug ). Sid, sch Star of the
Sea, Hopkins, Fernandina 8, sid, sch D II
Rivers, Colcord Portland; $, ar, sch W Wal
lace Ward, New York
Portland, Aug . Sid, sch G. Haskell
Richardson, Paysander /, ar, sch Mary Far
row, Morrlssey, Boston; i, ar, sch Olive L
Whittier, Whittier, Savannah.
Bangor, Aug sid, schs Post Boy and
Abraham Richardson, New York; 7, ar, schs
Marjorie, Philadelphia; Celia f, do; Norom-
bega, Port Reading; Annie 2 Chase, Hattie
moves and Andrew Nebinger coast ports !;
Geo Ferguson, Belfast, to load for Rond-
out; 5, ar, brig Katah,tln, Edgewater, \ S;
sch Yale, Port Reading f F Hart, Salem
sid, schs Gen Adelbert Ames, Small, New
York; Maud Briggs, Webster, do; Susie +.
Wilmington, \ Q. Aug l. CID, sch Albert
Butler, Leland, Port Spain
Jacksonville, Aug 3. Old, sch James a
Garfield, Wood, Portland, ., ar, sch Austin
D knight, French, Key West
New Bedford. Aug 3. Ar, sch Puritan,
Sargent, New York.
Seattle Aug ). Ar, ship Dirigo, Goodwin,
Port Angeles,
Key West, Aug }. sid, sch Augustus
Palmer, Haskell, Santiago.
Punta Gorda, Aug 1. Cid, bark Josephine,
Mclean, Baltimore.
Savannah, Aug /. Ar, brig Havilah, Rich
ardson New York.
New London, Aug t. AR, sch Flora Con
don, Sellers, Port johnson for Richmond,
Me.
Perth Amboy, Aug s. Cid, sch Lizzie Lane,
Closson, Bangor
Salem, Aug s. AT, sch A HayfOrd, W ar
rem, Perth Amboy.
Port Reading, Aug $. Sid, sch Sarah L
Davis, Pattershali. Biddeford.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hong Kong, July 80 Ar, bark St James,
Tapley, New York.
Bahia, July Il. Sid, brig Harry Smith,
Costa, Turks Island.
Buenos AyreS, July 8. Sid, sch Nimhus,
Bryant, Turks Island.
Barbados, Aug ). AT, bark Auburndaie,
Dow, Buenos Ayres (will proceed to Bright
on, Trinidad, to load for Norfolk.
Honolulu, July %. Ar, ship Reaper, Nan
inns.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, Aug 4. Sch Henry r
Tilton from Pittston for New York, which
arrived here to-day, lost davit and had boat
stove in in collision with sch Brigham off
Hathaway, July 80.
Vineyard Haven, Aug .. Sch Sea Bird,
Robertson, with cargo of empty oil barrels,
for Promised Land l. l. is ashore on Naushon
Island, about mile east of Robinson's
Hole, Vineyard Sound. She has six feet Of
water in her hold. Assistance has been
sent from here. 1.-THE Sea Bird was tloated
Aug by the Boston Tow boat Co, and lowed
to Vineyard Haven that evening after
tightening her deck load Of barrels. She was
full of water. 1t is reported here that the
vessel is badly damaged and will be aban-
doned. Ed journal
CHARTERS. Bark Willard Midget, Turks
Island to Boston, salt, pit Sch Belle Woos-
ter, Port j ohnson to Salem, coal 40 cents, and
back Bangor to New York, ice 80 cents,
thence to Miramichi, birthstone $50 and
back lath so cents. Sch Scotia, Fernantiina
to New York lumber 81 so. Sch Gertrude
L Trundy, Darien TO Bath, ship timber, y t.
Sch Gladys, New York to Port Tampa, paw
ing brick, 81 and discharged.
FREIGHTs. The Freight Circular Of Brown
x Co., New York, reports for the week end
ing Aug, Dr IOludgt lOI IUuS voyage ult'lbS
is offered with considerable freedom from
foreign sources, the coal strike abroad, and
the unsatisfactory condition of the market
there, influencing owners to seek business
from this side of the water. Lower rates are
named as acceptable for forward tonnage to
the Colonies, and the tendency of case OIL
quotations to the far East is also easier. The
demand, however, is of an exceedingly linn
tied character. Orders for barrel petroleum
tonnage are also scarce, and rates have re-
coded somewhat, though few suitable vessels
are available. There appears to be pause
in the River Plate lumber trade. From the
Provinces $1050gS11 so would be accepted
to Buenos Ayres and Rosario, but shippers
in anticipation of easier rates are withhold
ing orders. The quotation for prompt yes
sells from the Gulf is $14 to Montevideo,
though less could probably be done upon a
firm bid for late tonnage. Brazil freights
are extremely dull, and with tonnage more
abundant, the market has decidedly easier
| tone. Outside Of a few coal and lumber
orders, the former for Government purposes,
there is very little business submitted for
West India destinations and return freights
are scarce. Rates are easy, notwithstand-
ing the tonnage offerings are only moderate.
| The market for coastwise lumber tonnage
continues dull and depressed. Orders are
scarce, and with considerable competition
| among owners, rates rule in the interest of
| shippers. There is no improvement in the
! demand for golfers to the East, but upon
| the present low basis of rates the market
| appears steady in tone.