The Republican journal., 1900-12-20

Port Townsend, Wash, Dec 12 Cid,
ship Great Admiral, Chemainus for Sydney.
Savannah, Dec. 10. Sid, sch. VIM H.
Sumner, New York; Is, ar, sch. D. D. Has
Pascagoula, Miss. Dec. 1s. Ar. sch.
sch. Methebesec, Barbados.
San Francisco, Dec. 6. Sid, bark Edward
May, Honolulu.
Charleston, S. c., Dec. Is. Ar, sch. Will
liam E. Downes, New York.
Bucksport, Dec. 49, Sid, sch. Estelle,
Curacao
Norfolk, Dec. 16 Ar, schs. Kit Carson
New York; Edward H. Blake, New Haven
Providence, Dec. II. Ar, sch. Georgia Gill
key, Turks Island.
Jacksonville, Fla, Dec II. Ar, Sch Henry
Clausen, Jr., Torrey, Bath.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rio Janeiro, Nov. II. Sid, ship Paul
Revere, Wilson, (from New York; Hong
Kong.
Singapore, Dec. -. Sid, bark Rose lines,
New York.
Sagua, Dec. 6. Ar, sch. Olive T. Whit
tier, Philadelphia.
Port Elizabeth, Dec. IS: Ar, bark James
II. Hamlen, Rodick, San Nicholas
Hiogo, Nov Is. In port, banks Puritan
(Br,) Amsbury, for New ork.
San Juan, 2. R., Dec. /. Sid, sch. Norunl-
bega, Mobile.
st. Pierre, Mart, Dec. -. Ar, sch. Hattie
II. Barbour, Erskine, Norfolk.
Newcastle, \. S. W., Dec. 9. Ar, ship
| Enilys Reed, Baker, Sydney, to load for
| Honolulu.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
| Boston, Dec 10. Sch Eagle, Timer, which
| was one of the vessels damaged at Salem
| during the recent storm, was towed here
this afternoon for repairs. The schooner is
| from Bangor. and was seriously damaged
| by collision with another vessel.
| Port Clyde, Dec. IL. Sch. Mary Farrow,
Capt Teel, from Bangor for New I'ork, lunl-
Der laden, dragged anchors on Sunday. 9th,
east side of Port Clyde harbor, during a
heavy W. S. w. gale. She lies in a fairly
easy position, but will probably have to dis
charge deckload to get off.
Sch. Joseph Eaton, Capt. Greenlaw, from
New York for Rockland, with coal, is be-
lieved to have foundered and all hands
| drowned. She was last seen on the Shoals
! just previous to the 18th and has not been
| heard from since. She carried a crew of six
men. The vessel was owned by A. F. and
! {. A. Crockett of Rockland
| Vineyard Haven, Mass, Dec. 12.s The
large Boston schooner Samos, bound from
Frankfort. Me. for Philadelphia with a
| cargo of granite, dragged her anchors here
| during northwest gale this morning. and
grounded on the east side of the harbor,
where she now lies, leaking badly. The
tug Carbonero was summoned and has be-
gun preparations towards floating the Samos.
Dec. - sch. Helen Netterling, Rockland
| for New York, with lime, arrived here this
morning with cargo on fire. Vessel has
been sealed up and will be towed to Head
Harbor. Sch. John |. Snow, New York for
Hurricane Island, arrived here this morn
ing with cargo shifted Vessel had slight
list to port. Will trim cargo and proceed.
Boston, Dec. 18th. Local shipping brok-
ers report that the market for sail tonnage
retains generally quiet appearance, though
rates. as a rule, are steady. Long voyage
tonnage is inquired for, case oil shippers
particularly being in need of vessels to far
eastern destinations, and though the dispo-
| sition is shown to meet the market the offer
ings are of an exceedingly moderate char
acter. There is fair demand for lumber
tonnage to the river Platte, but prompt and
| early vessels are offered sparngly. A mod
crate demand is noticed for cOastwise lum-
Der tonnage and rates are firm. oalfreights
to this and other eastern ports are at a
pause, owing to the scarcity of fuel at the
| shipping points.