The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-08-02

Baltimore; Celia F., Swift, Philadelphia;
Ellis, do: %, ar, sch. Lizzie Lane, Closson,
Port Reading; sid, sch. Susie P. Oliver,
New. York, &c. ar, schs. D. D. Haskell,
Perth AmboE; Delaware, Boston; 81, SID,
sch Estelle, Hutchinson, Curacao.
Brunswick, July "a. Sid, SCH Laura NJ.
Lunt, Cummings, Boston; %, ar, sch Willie
L. Newton, Boston; 81 ar, schs Gladys,
Butnam, Perth Amboy; John l: Snow,
St. Johns P. r.; cid. sch. Sallie ron,
Boston.
Jacksonville, July "a Sid. sch. Grace
Davis, Dodge, Philadelphia; %, sid. schs.
Henry Clausen, Jr., Bath; Anna Pendeton,
Port Royal, S: c., July a. Ar, sch
Viola Reppard, Boston.
Norfolk, July %. Ar, bark Olive Thur
low, Cole, New York.
Savannah, July %. Ar, SCH, Humarock,
Baltimore.
: Perth ,Amboy, July %. Sid, sch. Electa
Bailey, Bangor.
Punta Gorda, Fla, July 26. Ar, sch.
Calumet, Coombs, Havana, to load for Balti-
Port Reading, July 25 Cid, sch. Mark
PendletOn, Hampden.
Darien, Ca, july y. Ar, sch. Charlotte
J.. Sibley, CoOmbs, Brunswick.
Newport News, July %. Ar, sch. Sarah
W. Lawrence, Carter. Boston.
Vineyard Haven, July, 30. Ar, schs.
Flora Rogers, Brunswick for Camden, Me-,
chad two seameG sick with malarial fever,
but landed them at marine hospital and
cester; Maggie Mulvey, Port Reading for
Camden; 81, ar, sch. ID. H. Rivers, Phila-
delphia for Bangor; SID, schs. Maggie
Mnlvey and VIM. Slater,
Port Townsend, Wash, July %. Ar,
ship S. ID. Carleton, Amsbury, San Fran
cisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
Honolulu, July IL. In port, ship Erskine
NJ: Phelps, for San Francisco, ready.
Port Spain, June 2S Sid, sch. Sarah d.
P. Dixon, for Washington, D. G.
Demerara,. June 30. Ar, sch. Etna, Jack
sonyille; July ,, az, Sch Carrie Buchanan,
Jacksonville.
Knight Beach, near Carlisle Bay, ia, June
81 Ar, sch. Edward II. Blake, Smith, Port
Spain for New York.
Manzanilla, July s. Ar, sch. Sarah d. j.
Rawson, Port Spain.
Turks Island, July u.s. Sid, sch. Methe-
besec, Belfast, Me-
bark =. A. OBrien, Manila for Boston.
Barbados. July 10. Sid, bark Mamie
Swan, Bonaire.
San Juan, P. R., Julys. Ar, sch. Ella NJ
Wiley, New York II, ar, sch. Senator Sui
livan, Hopkins, Philadelphia.
St. Johns, 2. r., July 20. Ar, sch. Laura
Ship Island
Rio Janero, July a. Sid, bark Jose
phine, Mclean, Baltimore.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Id Spoken. July %, lat 80 "a, lou 20 %, sci
bo Mary A. Hall, Apalachicola for Providence
Il. Boston, July 80. The cable report of the
ID loss of sch. Eta A. Simpson, in the Gulf o
NJ Hall Il Co., part owners of the vessel, re
. ceived a telegram froniS St. john n b., th
us morning stating that the vessel had jus
to completed thorough repairs at that port
" and sailed Saturday last for Annapolis, y
y, :. s., to load for Cuba.
- CHARTERS. Bark John S. Emery, Port
land to Montevideo, lumber, SO; Bueno
in Ayres, $1,000; or Rosario, IL. Sen. John |
=" Snow, Calais to Nuevitas, lumber $50, ant
back Baracoa to New York, cocoanuts, p. t
gs Sch: Tofa, Jacksonville to Wilmington, Del.
ho lumber So. Sch. Star of the Sea, Bruins
NC wick to Philadelphia, ties l6 cents Sch
OF ---r---, Bucks IIarbor to New York
&C. stone 40 cents. Sch. Herbert f., Calteret t,
IN Wilmington, Del. fertilizer so cents. Goa
~, frelghts; Sch. Electa Bailey. Perth Am
~ boy to Bangor, 10 cents. Sch Pendletol
ag Brothers, Philadelphia to Bangor, 10 cents
= Sch. Maud Snare, do to do, 90 cents Sch
ar Nimbus, Philadelphia to Portland, p. t.
y FREIGITs. The Freight Circular O.
Il Brown y Co., New York, reports for the
IL week ending July 18th: Large tonnage fo1
IS long voyage trades is inquired for, but the
olicli LIES ttlt sfl vi dIl exceedingly lln1tet
ed character. The disturbed condition OF
lie China affairs has lessened the call for oi
I'd shipments to Shanghai, but for other fal
Eastern destinations vessels are sought
" With shippers prepared to meet full pre-
ed vious rates. There are also inquiries for the
nd Colonies, though the lines are reluctant tt
49, advance their bids above the limit of lSs. Il
y Sydney. Barrel petroleum freights are
s. without Improvement, though recent rates
rs are quoted firm in the face of the light ton,
:, mage offerings. In lumber tonnage to the
W. River Plate there has been considerable
an action OF late, numerous fixtures being made
m upon the basis of Sl45oaSl5 Gulf to Buenos
re- Ayres. The full requirements however
- have not been covered, as further orders
SIS are submitted, and SIS bid for tonnage of
IN medium size. Tonnage is also wanted fol-
in provincial loading, but at the rate bid, S11
. from outside ports to Buenos Ayres, ton
It mage is difficult to obtain. BrOm Boston
is and Portland we quote S1Oto $1,000. In the
e line OF Brazil freightS there is little doing
L. Two vessels have been closed for Rio Grande
io 40 Sui at Sl.05 to 10 per Dol. and one to
IL Victoria on p. t. Tonnage to the West
lie Indies is actively inquired for, but owners
~ and captains are cautious in the acceptance
Mt OF orders, hestatng to risk the hurricane
st weather usually experienced at about this
t. period OF the season. Full recent rates are
IL bid. with lntimatiOns of some advance upon
of vessels being offered firm. Coastwse llm-
S. Der trelghts are extremely dull, though rates
?. 90 not appear to yield from the previous
H. basis OF 50 Brunswick to New York. There
X Is no Improvement in Eastern coal freights
or Orders are scarce, and with tonnage plenti-
n, ful, rates remain 80 to So cents New York to
st Sound ports, and 80 to 80 cents to Boston
it and vicinity.