The Republican journal., 1899-08-03
sHlr NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

York.
July 81. Sch. Levi Hart, Pendleton, New
York
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, July %. Ar, sch Nathaniel 7
Palmer, Pensacola; 26, ar, sch Isaiah Hart,
Perth Amboy for Bangor; Rabbonl, Phila-
delphia Jessie Lena, Brunswick; ~, ar.
Bark Fred P Ltchfield, Bonaire; sid, sch
Mary Ann Mccain, Perth Amboy for Ban
gor; A. W. Ellis, Ryder. Rockland; %, ar,
schs PenobscoI Norfolk Anna Pendleton,
Bruswick sid, sch Willie L Newton, Will
mington, N G.; sid, sch Paul Seavey, Perth
Amboy for Camden; 80, ship A G Ropes,
Rivers, San Francisco; 80, ar, schs Henry
Whitney, WEIGH, Bangor; VIM. Butman
Lowell, do; F c Pendleton, Sawyer, New
Haven; sid, sch Adelbert Ames, Philadel-
phia.
Boston, July y. Ar, sch D D Haskell,
Elizabethport; sid. sch d II Rivers, Cocord,
Lewisburg, G B 81 ar, schs, Sarah W Law
renee, Coleman, New York; Emma w Day,
Crockett, Winterport; Lady Antrim, Camp
bell, Rockland; Fannie Edith, Ryder,
New York
Philadelphia, July % sch Grace Davis,
Dodge, Kennebec; %, sid, sch Joel Shep
pard, Carter, Quincy Point; %, ar, sch Henry
Crosby. Stubbs, New York, 81 ar, sch R F
Pettigrew, Morse, Bath cid, sch Annie NJ
Allen, Bangor.
Baltimore, July % Ar, sch Senator Sulli-
van, Crockett, Charleston %, sid. bark
DORIS, Klages, Vera CRUZ.
Portland July 81. Ar, sch Bowers,
Young, Brunswick Ga; 30, bkne Mabel
Meyers, Boston; sld, sch W c Pendleton,
Weber, Damariscotta.
Bangor, July 26 Cid, sch Annie r Davis,
Hodgdon, New York; IS, ar, sch Winsow
Morse, Boston.
Newport News. July %. Ar, sch Frank
Norfolk, July %. Sid, sch Penobscot,
Dodge, New York.
Bath, July %. Sid. schs Young Brothers,
Snow, Washington, d. G.; Eliza j. Pendle-
ton, Fletcher, Baltimore; %, ar, sch Emma
S Briggs, Osborne, Philadelphia; sid, sch
Yale, Coombs, Baltimore.
Port Amboy, July q. Sid, schs Lucia
Porter, Bangor; Paul Seavey Camden; 90,
sid, K Stetson, Frask, Bangor.
Providence, July % Sid, sch Melissa A
Wiley, Brunswick, Ga, to load for Port
land.
Brunswick, July 27. Sid, sch SalNe L On,
Boston.
San Francisco, July % Cid, ship Roa-
noke, Amesbury, Liverpool.
Rockport, Me, July IS. Ar, sch Herbert
E, Shute, Boston; ar, sch II Boyuton
Cooper, Boston; Chester r Lawrence, Grin
nell do 80, ar, schs Silas McLoon, Morrill,,
do; Ella May, Cooper, New York; sid, schs
Miantonomah, Small, Boston; w Norcross,
Lane, do.
Wilmington, n G, July %. Old, sch Lima,
Kaminiski, Ray. New York.
Hyannls, July %. Ar, brig katahdin. Mar
shall, Bangor
New Haven. July %. Sid, sch F c Pen
dleton, Sawyer, New York.
City Island, July 80 Passed, bound south,
schs Henry Whitney, Welch, Bangor; VIM
Rutman, do.
Vineyard Haven, July % Passed, sch A
w fnr L. Ia /.
81, ar. sch Mark Pendleton, Bangor for New
York.
Ellsworth, July 81. Ar, sch, Nellie Grant,
Dodge, Boston.
Delaware Breakwater, Ju y 80. Passed
ship E. B, Sutton, Carver, Philadelphia for
San Francisco.
Fernandina, July 30. AT. bark Herbert
Fuller. Nash. Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hiogo, July II. Sid ship Luzon, New
York.
Matanzas, July 26. Ar sch Sarah D j
Rawson, Murphy, Boston.
Sagua, July %. Ar sch 5 G Haskell,
Richardson. Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
SPOKEN. July "A, ship Henry B. Hyde
Hilo for New York, lat a So n Ion 66 A W
all we'll. June u, lat 26 S, Ion 81 W, ship
William FL Conner, Erskine, New York for
Hong Kong.
Boston, July o. The largest cargo Of coal
ever brought to this port by schooner is
now on the way here in the big tive-master
John B Prescott, which left Baltimore
Tuesday with 4,515 tons in her hold. When
she left port she was drawing % feet of water
forward and % feet aft
Notice is hereby given of the estahls h-
ment of the following additional aid to navi-
CATION: Muscle Ridge Channel, Maine.
Mosquito Island Bell Buoy, red, established
July "a, 1899, in SO feet at mean low water,
800 feet n E from south point of Mosquito
Island. Bearings of prominent objects
Marshall Point Light, W by W 81 w.
Eastern Point Mosquito Island, n E 3 E.
CHARTERS. The following charters are
reported: Ship S Hitchcock, $1,000 cases
oil New York to Japan % 1929 ID c;
option Philadelphia loading l ? cent extra.
Ship VIM HI Smith, 900 cases, New York
TO Hong Kong 22c Ship Abner Coburn,
10 900 cases, New York to Japan, % 1-2c.
Ship L F Chapman New York to San Fran
cisco, general cargo, 81 so. Sch Henry Cros-
by, Philadelphia to St. John, P. r.. coal,
50 90 and port charges also Turks Island to
Portland salt. 3 4c. Sch Jessie Lena,
600 each and port charges. Sch Lucia Porter,
Perth Amboy to Bangor, coal, 65c. Sch
Paul Seavey, Perth Amboy to Camden, coal,
roc. Sch 1 X Stetson, Perth Amboy to Ban
gor Csc.
FREIGBTs. The Freight Circular of Brown
& Co., New York, for the week ending July
% says: There appears to be more inquiry
for large vessels in long voyage trades. Case
oil shippers are seeking to obtain tonnage
for far Eastern destinations, and though
reluctant to meet advanced rates, they are
confronted by decidedly stronger expressions
upon the part of owners. with general re-
serve manifested in the offerings of forward
vessels. During the week % IL cents has
been paid for ship (wood) to Japan, aud %
cents (also wood) to Hong Kong. The
Colonial lines are also DESTROYS of anticipat-
ing their necessities, and are prepared to
meet present market rates. say the basis Of
Ii E to Sydney and II 6 to Melbourne, but
most owners are asking some advantage
upon these quotations for tonnage in pros
pect. Barrel petroleum rates are maintained
steadily in view of the limited offerings Of
suitable vessels the demand, however, is
only moderate. Lumber tonnage for the
River Plate continues in request, and with
no increase in the offerings, the market has
retained strong and buoyant tone. Large
and medium vessels from St. John to Buenos
Ayres can obtain S9.509 $40, while from the
outports SO 80 has been secured in two
instances. From Boston the rate is regard
ed as 49, and from Portland $9500S1O.
Gulf quotations remain S13 COG S14 for large
and medium vessels. Lumber tonnage from
the Gulf to Brazil is also wanted, with bids
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