The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-23
SHIP NE WS.
ARRIy ED.

SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.
March II. Sch A. Hayforl, Ryan Boston
March 81. Sch. Sarah l.. Davis, Patter.
shall, Gloucester for Bluehil
March %. Schs. Maria Webster, Turner,
Isle au Haut; P. NJ Bonney, Burgess, Vinal.
haven.
AMEKIo AN PORTS.
New York, March Is. Ar, ship Manuel
Llaguno, Small, Yokahama; cid, sch ID II
Rivers, Colcord, Vera Cruz; IL, ar, brig
Telos, Heagan, Ponce, 2 Il; passed He'll
Gate sch Annie Chase, Ell lis, New York
| for Eastern port; sid, ship John r Kelley,
San Francisco; II, ar, schs Jennie A Stubs,
Ponce Rabhoni, South Amhoy for New
Bedford; IS, ar, schs D Rawson, Port
| Clyde; Menawa Pendleton, New London
cid, sch Celia r., Shute, Jacksonville; 49, ar,
bark Adolph Obrig. Hong Kong schs Ar
thur V Woodruff, Aqua; | X Stetson,
Macoris; 20, ED, sch Gladys. Key. West );
passed He'll Gate, sch \ w Ellis, South
/ Ami oy for Rockland.
Boston, March 10 Ar, sch Daylight, Nor
folk for Salem; IS, sid, sch X f Pettigrew
coal port; cid, sch Yale, Clark's Cove and
Norfolk; II, ar, schs Odel, Belfast; Mary
| Farrow, Wscasset; 10, ar, sch Laura NJ
Lunt, Cummings, Brunswick, Ga.
| Philadelphia, March Is. Cld, sch j Man
chester Haynes, Matthews, Port Tampa
II, ar, bark Rose Inns, Rio Janeiro Via St
Thomas.
Baltimore, March Is. Cid, sch Hattie II
Barbour, Erskine, Norfolk; 20, cid, sch
| Young Brothers, Galveston.
New Haven, March IT, Sid, sch Levi
Hart, New York.
Apalachicola, March A. Ar, bark Levi
S Andrews, W heeler, Havana.
Fernandina, March 16. Cld sch Flora
L.
ing, Haskell, Boston; Is, ar, sch L Bowers,
! Young, Boston.
Port Royal, S c, March IA. Sid, sch Star
! OF the Sea, Baltimore
Vineyard Haven, March Is. Cid, sch
Joel + Sheppard, Carter, Brunswick, Ga,
for Camden, Me.
Mobile, March Is. Ar, Abhe c Stubbs,
Kingston for Pascagoula; II, ar, sch Hattie
Luce Heal, Matanzas.
Brunswick Ga, March Is. Ar, sch VIM
II Sumner, Pendleton, New York.
New Bedford, March II. Ar, sch Annie
Chase, Ellis, New York Isaac Oberton,
Pierce, coal port; Mary Ann Mccain, New
York; George Nebinger, Bullock, do.
Norfolk, March 49, Ar, sch Mary E Pal
mer, Haskell. Barbados.
Pascagoula, March IS. Ar, sch Susie p
Oliver, WinsloW, Havana.
Savannah, March lS Ar, sch Pendle-
ton, Burgess, New York
Jacksonville, March IS. CID sch Mary A
Hall, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rosario, Jan 81. Ar, sch Nimbus, Anna
polls, N S, via Buenos AyreS; Feb ar, bark
Herbert Fuller, Nash, Buenos Ayres.
Kingston, ia, March s. Sid, sch Abbie c
Stubs, Stickney, Pascagoula; 10, ar, bark
Auburndale, Leland New York.
Port Spain, Feb II. Ar sch Carrie A
Buckpam, Tapley. San Domingo.
r
Devereaux, Mobile; u, ar. sch 1Etna, Mo-
bile; IA, sid, sch Lizzie B Wiley, Apalachi-
cola.
Matanzas, March s. Sid, sch Hattie C
Luce, Heal, Mobile.
Rio Janeiro Feb Is. Ar, ship W Rotch,
New York.
Demerara, Feb %. Sid, sch Georgia Gil
key, Barbados.
Newcastle W, Jan 90 Sid, bark Ed
ward May, San Francisco.
Honolulu, March s. Ar, ship A j Fuller,
Nichols, New York.
Pernambuco, March H. Ar, Fred P. Litch-
field, Savannah.
Barbados, Feb IS Ar, sch Georgia Gil
key, Demerara; March ., sid, brig Harry
Smith, Trinidad.
Rio Janeiro, March 7. Ar, bark Frances,
Baltimore.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship Roanoke, Ames bury, from
Ba ltinore for San Francisco. Feb, 10 lat
S. Ion 81 ". March 16, lat 30 81 n Ion rs 10
W, barque Olive Thurlow, from Havana for
Lewes.
Ship Eureka, 1896 tons, built in 1872 at
Richmond, Me. has been sold for So, $50 to
F. w. Num- Of Phila., to become coal
barge.
The barkt. Glad Tidipgs, one of the re-
gular Brazilian traders out of Baltimore, is
the third of that fleet to be chartered for coal
to Galveston.
The lighthouse board gives notice that on
or about April 10 the characteristics of the
fog signal, a 10-inch steam whistle, at the
w htehead light station, on the easterly
end of Whitehead island, westerly side of
Muscle ridge channel, entrance to Penob-
scot bay, will be changed TO sound blasts of
five seconds duration, separated by silent
intervals of 25 seconds.
Baltimore, Md. March 10. A private letter
from Honolulu states that the loss of ship
Edward O'Brlen was due to the foulng of
an anchor chain. While approaching port
blow came on. One anchor was ordered
overheard but the chain fouled in the locker
The second anchor would not hold the ship
and she struck coral reef
CHARTERS. Ship Emily Reed. GO, 600 cases
oil, New York to Hong Kong, % cents,
prompt. Ship Arthur Sewall (re-charter)
Philadelphia to San Francisco, general
cargo, p t. Sch Melissa A Wiley, Satilla to
Bath, lumber, S. 81 IL. Sch Young Broth
| Annie P Chase, Port Liberty to New Bed
ford. coal rs cents.
| FRErGHTs The Freight Circular of Brown
| & Co., New York, reports for the week end
ing March IS as follows: The market for
sail tonnage continues in generally strong
| position. Large vessels suitable for long
| VOYAGE trades are in demand but the spot
supply receives no additions, and forward
arrivals are offered with some show of
hesitancy in view Of the favorable indica-
! tons. Slightly higher rates have been paid
for case oil to Hong Kong and Java. Very