The Republican journal., 1899-06-08

Electa Bailey, Norfolk; 3, ar, sch Wesley NJ
Oler, Hartman, Charleston; cid, sch Eagle,
Trim, Bangor; Daylight, Nickerson. Kenne-
bee and Washington.; Estelle Phinney, Phin-
ney, DO and do; s. ar, schs Maggie 5. Hart,
Farrow, Trinidad, Cuba; Mary Farrow,
Morrissy Wipterport; Hayford, Ryan,
Belfast.
Philadelphia, May 81. Ar, sch Yale.
Coombs, Boston; June 3, cid, sch VIM
Palmer, Mcdonald, Portland.
Baltimore, May 81. Ar, bark Glad Tidings,
Masterton, Alexandria, Va.
~ Portland May 81. Ar, schs Bowers,
Young, Brunswick, Ga; L Warren, Col
son, Boston; June L. cid, sch Hattie c Luce,
Heal, Hurricane Island and New York.
Bangor. May 81. Ar, brig Katahdin, Mar
Port Reading; Willard Salisbury. Jordan,
Orland; July Fourth, Ulmer, Perth Amboy;
June l, ar, schs George B. Ferguson, Scott,
Boston; Sarah Davis, Pattershall, Belfast
Sadie Corey. Lowe, New Bedford 2, ar, schs
Josie Hook, Boston; Isaac Orbeton, Rock
land; 4,ar sch Abraham Richardson, Amboy;
5, cid, sch Sarah Davis, Pattershall. New
York ar, sch Annie r Lewis, Boston; 6, sid,
sch Lizzie Lane, Closson, New York.
Brunswick, May q. Sid, sch Annie Pen
dleton, Patterson, New York; 81, ar, sch
Gen Adelbert Ames, Lord Baouiri via
Nassau; June 2, sid, sch Laura M Lunt,
Cummings, Boston 5, ar, sch Etna Chip
man, Havana.
Perth Amboy, May 80. Sid, sch Abraham
Richardson Bangor
Bath May 81. Sid, Melissa A Wiley,
Coomhs, Brunswick, Ga.
Washington, d c, May 81. CID sch Sena-
tor Sullivan, Boston.
New London. June 2. Sid, sch Florence
Leland, Norwich for Bruins wick
Galveston, June 4 Ar, sch Augustus
Palmer Haskell, Baltimore; sid, SCH Helen
G MoseIey, Holt Pascagoula.
Bath, June ). Ar. sch DAYLIGHT Nipkpr-
son, Boston.
Norfolk, June 8. Ar, sch Joe. Sheppard,
Carter, Boston
San Francisco, June 4 Ar, ship Roanoke,
Amsbury, Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
St Pierre, Mt, April 30. Ar, sch S G Has
kell, Richardson, Philadelphia.
Buenos Ayres, May 2. AT, brig Havilah,
Richardson, Rosario.
Carthagena, June 1. Ar, sch r. w. Hop
kins, Hlchborn, Philadelphia.
Rosario, April -. Sid, bark Herbert
Black, Rio Janeiro.
Curacao, May IL. Ar, sch Estele Hutch
inson, Bangor, and cleared 10Th for Turks
Island to load salt.
London, June 2. Sid, ship K. D. Rice,
Carter, New York passed Deal same day.
Rosario, May 6. Ar, bark Mabel Meyers,
Meyers, Buenos Ayres brig Havilah, Rich
ardson, do.
Port Morant, ia, May 30. Ar, bark c P
Dixon, Gilkey, Norfolk
Turks Island, May 81. Ar, schs Jacob S
Winslow, Smith, Portland R f Pettigrew,
Morse Boston.
Macoris, about May 49, Sid, sch Isaiah K
Stetson, Trask, New York.
Parahy ba, May u. In port bark Fred
Litchield, for Barbados for orders, ready
to sail
Nassau, 2, May q. Cid, sch Gen Adel-
bert Ames, Brunswick.
St John, n B, June 3. Cid, sch VIM Slater
Dodge, New York.
HiIo, May 20. Sid ship A j Fuller, New
York.
Havana, May %. Ar, schs Henry Crosby,
Stubs, New York; Laura. Lamson, do.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. April Z, lat 81 S, lon 1877 W, ship
Title Starbnck, Hilo for New York or
Philadelphia. May u, lat II 0S n, Ion rs 81
W, sch Edward Stewart (of Bangor,) Capt
Kent, Girgenti April 5 for Bangor. All We'll.
Key West, May 81. Sch. Gov. Ames was
t1oated this afternoon by the tug George w.
Childs, after jettisoning POO tons of coal.
The vessel is apparently uninjured and pro-
ceeded to Galveston.
Cape Haytien, May is. Sch Lois Chaples
is in port repairing damage sustained by
collision with a French steamer, in which
the Chaples lost bowsprit and sustained
New York, May 81. Sch. Melissa Trask,
Capt. French, which arrived to-day from
/ San Domingo City, reports that on May GOTH
during heavy easterly gale. carried away
foregatf and jihstay lost all headsais and
started chain plates and flooded cabin.
Hyannis, June l. Sch. Mary Ann Nc
Cam, Perth AmbOy for Bangor, with coal,
collled with an unknown schooner two
miles west of Handkerchief, early this morn
ing, and carried away cathead rail, davits,
boats, broke main gatf, for and aft main
rigging, split mdiusall, etc. Vessel will
probably be towed to destination.
Nassau, n. F., May 50 Sch General
Adelbert Ames, from Dalquiri, Cuba, for
Brunswick, which put IN here for medical
assistance owing to malarial fever among
her crew, sailed on the 9th for her destlna-
ton, after remaining fortnight, her crew
having all recovered in the hospital three
new men We're shipped
CHARTERS Bark Annie Reed, New York,
&c Buenos Ayres, general cargo II cents.
Sch Olive L Whittier, New York to Pointa-
Pltre, general cargo, p t. Sch Jose Olaverri,
Savannah to New York, lumber, So 80 / Q
Sch Gladys, Sabine Pass to Providence, lum-
Der, 81 so Sch VIM B Palmer, Philadelphia
to Portland, coal, Is cents.
FREIGHTs The Freight Circular of Brown
& Co., New York, reports for the week end
ing June Sd; For large tonnage in long
voyage trades there continues a generally
quiet market. The requirements of case oil
Shippers, and also the Colonial lines, is OF a
very moderate character, and though the
tonnage offerings are limited, the tendency
| of rates appear toward an easier basis Since
our last wood ship has been closed with
case oil to Japan at q cents, with option of
Hong Kong 20 cents, the latter rate indicat-
ing decline from last fixture. Barrel Pc
troleum rates are frmer, owing to a scarcity
of suitable vessels, and an improved de-
mand, particularly for Baltic ports. Ton
mage for lumberIto the River Plate continues
in demand. particularly for Gulf loading, but
vessels are offered sparingy. Shippers from
Gulf ports would pay $13 80 and possibly
$3.50, for medium size tonnage to Buenos
Ayres, and SO 509S10 80 as to size of vessel
and loading port from the Provinces The
| Boston and Portland rates remain S9d So 80.
| Very little action is noticed in the line of Bra
! zl freights. Some few orders are in market,
| but the rates bid are not regarded attrac-
| tive by owners Tonnage is in active request
| for the West Indies out and home, but ship
| pers experience considerable difficulty in
| filling their requirements, owners and cap
| tains being reluctant to accept business to
| that locality at this period of the season,
Full previous rates are bid, with some inti-
nations of an advance, particularly upon
| lumber from the South. Coastwise lumber
| tonnage continues in good request, but yes
| sells scarce. Shippers would pay S. 90 ?
from Brunswick, and 81 81 IL from the Gulf