The Republican journal., 1908-10-01
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Sept. %. Ar, sch. Frances Hyde
Stonington; 25 ar, SCH Pochasset, Long Cove
26, ar, sch. Frances V. Sawyer, Frankfort; q
ar, sch. Hattie H. Barbour, Bangor via Sag Har-
Dor; Is ar, schs. Maud Palmer, Fernandina
Ruth B. Cobb Port Royal, S. c.; cid, bark Her
| Nebinger, Bangor for New Rochelle; Annie B.
Mitchell, Long Cove for Philadelphia (latter
! sld); sch. Pendleton Satisfaction, Philadelphia
| Boston, Sept. "a. Sid, schs. Robert H. Nc
Curdy, Baltimore and jacksonville; Davis Palm
er, Newport News; J. c. Strawbrdge, Apalachi-
Haskell, Norfolk; 20, cd schs. Mary A. Hall,
| Jacksonvile Harriet c. Whitehead, New York.
| Philadelphia, Sept. %. Cid, schs. Helvetia,
Calais; George W. Wells, Portland; %, cld schs.
Josephine, jacksonville; Irene E. Meservey,
Boston; "a, sid, schs. Alice F.. Clark, Portland;
Hayward, Cheverie, N. s.; cid, sch. Gov. Pow
ers, Portland; 27, ar, SCH Mary E. Palmer,
Bangor.
Baltimore, Sept. %. Ar, sch. Augustus H.
Babcock, Boston; cld SCH Mertie B. Crowley
Boston; a. sailed, sch. Augustus H. Babcock,
Iobos; g. cid, sch. John Maxwell, Mayport; sid,
sch. Edward H. Cole, Port Tampa; 27, passed
down Cove Point, sch. Pendleton Sisters, Balti-
more for Portsmouth.
Norfolk, Sept. %. Ar, sch. VIM. B. Palmer,
Bangor; %, sid, sch. Augustus Welt, Bangor;
"a, sid, sch. VIM. B. Palmer, Bangor.
Washington, D. c., Sept. o. Ar, bark John
S. Emery, Trinidad, Port Spain; sch. r. Bowers,
St. John, N. B.
Jacksonville, Sept &C. Sid, sch. Frank Bar
net, Boston.
Pascagoula, Miss Sept. %. Cid, sch. Alice
Lord Havana.
San Francisco, Sept. "a Ar, Strnr. Alaskan,
Nichols, Honolulu.
Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 20. Sid, sch. Pen
dleton Brothers, Philadelphia and West Indies
Bangor, Sept. %. Ar, schs. Charles E. Wy
man, Flora A. Kimball and George E. Prescott
New York; Reuben Eastman, Boston; "a, sd
sch. Lyman M. Law, Newport News; 25, sld
schs. Celia F., Stockton, to load for New York.
Fannie F. Hall, Boston; Northern Light, Provi-
dence; &c, ar, sch. Stella B. Kaplan, Newport
News; Harry C. Chester, Boston; Mary Brewer,
Weymouth; Minnie Chase, Castine; sailed, schs.
Antelope, Boston; Polly, Northeast Harbor;
Monomoy, fremont %, sid, sch. Teumah New
Haven; 20, sid, sch. C. B. Clark New York
Stockton Springs, Sept. %. CID sch. Lizzie
Lane New York; %, sid, Italian bark Ines for
merly Geronimo Bianchi), Messina; ar, sch.
Anna P. Chase Bangor for New York; &c, ar,
sch. Celia F., Bangor.
Searsport Sept. "a. Sid, barge Enterprise,
Fort Point, to await tug for Philadelphia; 25,
ar, schs. Gov. Brooks, Norfolk; Cora F. Cressey,
do; 26, ar, sch Carrie Strong North Weymouth
Rockland, Me-, Sept. 10. Ar, sch. Charlotte
T. Sibley, Pendleton High Island; "a, ar, schs.
Wawenock, Saco; Massasoit, Bangor.
ston;ns ton, Me-, Sept. 10. Sid, sch. Helena.
New York,
Portland, Me, Sept 23 Ar, schs. Susan N.
Pickering, New York; Allen Greene, Perth Am,
boy; "a sid, schs N T. Palmer, Baltimore; Paul
Palmer, Newport News; Is, cid, sch. Horace A.
Stone, Baltimore.
Frankfort, Me-, Sept. "a. Ar, schs. Alice
Murphy, Tenants Harbor; Daisy Farlin, Ken
nebec river (both to load for New York;; 80,
ar sch. Frank Braipard Inaw), Rockland; sid,
Sch Alice Murphy, New York.
Brunswick, ia, Sept. g. Sid, schs Auburn,
Boston; Theoline, do Joseph W. Hawthorne,
Portland; Emma S. Lord, Irvington.
Port Tampa, Sept. 26. Ar, sch. Frontenac,
Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Barbados Sept 10. Ar, bark Carrie Winslew,
Buenos Ayres.
Turks Island. Sept. 2. Sid, schs. .Havelock
(Br). Providence; 3, Annie E. Banks {Br) Port
land.
Hull, Sept %. Ar, stmr. Romsdal (Nor),
Stockton via Ardrossan.
Conetable Island Sept. %. Ar, previously,
bark Arlington, Fort de France Ito load for
New York.
Honolulu, Sept 49, Sailed, stmr. Arzonan,
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Washington. D. c., Sept. 25. Bark John s.
Emery, Wooster, from Port Spain. was locked
today Quarantine was not enforced, as all on
board were in excellent health.
Sydney, c. B., Sept. rs. The Dominion Coal
Co. has been obliged to discontinue coal ship
ments up the st. Lawrence owing to dense
smoke; will have to charter additional vessels
to overtake shipments this fall. Twenty two
steamers are held between Montreal and Que
bee.
New York, Sept. g. In the sail tonnage
market chartering was more ?, active IN the
prevails for tonnage. West India tonnage is
in steady moderate demand but for River Plate
lumber carriers and general cargo and case oil
tonnage to the far east and Australia the re-
quirements are light