The Republican journal., 1905-01-12

vile; James w. Paul, Jr., Philadelphia for
Boston Fred B. Balano, Port Reading for
Clark's Island sid, ship Harry Willard,
Honolulu; sch. VIM: Bisbee, Virginia e. ar,
ner, Savannah; Annie P. Chase, Virginia !;
sid, John E. Develin, Norfolk.
Boston, Jan. 5. Sid, schs. Frank Barnet,
Brunswick; Van Aliens Boughton. Phila-
delphia; 6, ar, sch. Jacob NJ. Haskill, New
port News; sid, sch. Thelma, Brunswick :;
Elizabeth Palmer, do; Maude Palmer, do. i;
VIM. b. Palmer, do. Edward E. Briry, do. i;
Gen. E. S. Greeley, do. Helen Thomas, do !;
10, sid, bark Penobscot, Buenos Ayres.
Gecrgetown: s. G.; Jan; 9. Ar, sch.
Charlotte T. Sibley, White, New York: ",
Wells, Boston; s, ar, steamer American.
Colcord, New Orleans:
Washington, D. c., Jan. 8. Ar, sch. Pen
dleton Sisters, French, Port Spain.
Punta Gorda, Fla. Jan: 8. Ar. sch. Med
ford, Richardson, Cienfuegos.; ,, cld' sch'
Milbrdge, Jan. TO- Ar, sch. W. r. Per-
Jacksonville, Jan. 4. Ar, sch. Scotia,
Mcdonald, Barbados; 6. ar, sch. J. W.
Balano, Fajardo, P. R.; 7, ar, brig Jennie
Hubert, Nassau.
sa A. Wiley, Murphy, Fernandina for Fall
Mobile, Jan. 2. Sid, schs. s. NJ. Bird.
Baltimore; Emma Lord. New York; 3, ar,
sch. Henry Clausen, Jr., Sagua; 9, ar, sch.
Sallie POn, Philadelphia.
San Francisco, Jan. 4. Sid, ship Fort
George, Honolulu and Delaware Breakwa-
ter.
Wilmington, n. c., Jan. 6. Cid, sch.
Eliza J. Pendleton. Portland, Me; 9, cid,
sch. Young Brothers, St. Simons.
Charleston, S. c., Jan. g. Sid, sch. Helen
G. Moseley, New York.
Newport News, Jan. 6. Ar, sch. Lyman
Norfolk, JAN g. Ar, sch. Lucy Z, Friend
New York.
Carteret, N. j., 5. Ar, sch. J. R. Bod
well, North weymouth.
Vineyard Haven, Jan. 6. Passed, sch.
Van Aliens Boughton, Boston for Philadel-
phia.
Rockland, Me-, JAM. Ar, sch. Winnie
Lawry, New York.
Hurricane Island, Me-, Jan. 2. In port,
sch Adelia T. Carleton, Kent, for New
York, loading.
Stonington, Me-, Dec. 81 Ar, sch. Sadie
Willcutt, PendletOn, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Maxwell, Jan. g. Sid, ship Emily F.
Whitney, Goodman, San Francisco.
St. John, N. b., Jan. 4. Sid, sch. Norom-
bega, (from BOston), Kingsport, N. S.
kins, Brunswick.
AMER, Dec. 5. Passed ship E. B. Sutton,
H0ngkong for New York.
Cheefoo, Jan. 6. Ar, ship Manuel LA
guno, New York via Samarang.
st. John, n. B., Jan. Z. Ar, Abbie c.
Stubs, New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Mobile, Jan. g. Seven of the crew of brig
John II. Crandon, hence for Guantanamo,
before reported wrecked on Colorado Reef,
arrived here yesterday on steamer Saratoga
from Havana.
Mobile, Jan. 2. Sch. Henry Clausen, Jr.,
from Sagua, reports shoe was injured, con
siderable copper was torn off her bottom
and other damage was sustained by going
ashore near Sagua recently. After repairs
are completed she will proceed to Scranton,
Miss.
Newport, R. l., Jan. 3. Steamer Pilgrim,
from New York, collided in thick fog today
with SCH Winslow Morse, which Was lying
at anchor off Bishops Rock The Pilgrim
struck the schooner a glancing blow and no
serious damage was sustained by either
vessel.
Nantucket, Mass, Jan. 8. The owners of
sch. George Il. Ferguson of Belfast, Maine,
before reported ashore in the outer harbor,
have contracted with Nantucket wreckers
to save her. The remainder of her cargo of
coal will probably be ]ightered and the yes
sci heeled over and her seams caulked at
low water.
Fortress Monroe, Va, Jan. 6. Sch. Fronte-
nae, from Portland, Me-, arrived 9Th with
foreboom missing. (The Frontenac arrived
at Newport News 5th). Sch. Celia F., from
New York for Norfolk, arrived to-day with
starboard anchor gone, having lost it off
Cape Charles. Sch. George W. Wells, from
Boston for Baltimore, arrived with port an
Choir broken. Sch. Edward H. Cole, from
EoStOn for Norfolk arrived with sta hna Ri
anchor gone.
FREIGHTs. Sailing vessel owners are
somewhat more cheerful and make the an
nOuncement of a coal charter from Bati-
more of large schooner for Boston at an
advaH zee of twenty cents a ton over the last
reported fixture. They see in this an indi-
cation that better rates may be had shortly.
Deep water tonnage is still neglected,
freight offerings being poor.
CHARTERS. Among recent charters are
the following: Sch Henry P. Kreger, Bal
timore to Galveston, steel rails, 1928; sch.