The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-01-11
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SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, January g. Ar stmr Carolyn,
Stockton, sch w D Hilton, Bangor, via Siam
ford; sid, sch Margaret M Ford, Norfolk;
passed City Island, sch Mary L Crosby. Nor
folk for eastern port; 4, ar, schs Annie Chase,
Bangor; Kit Carson, do: Oliver Ames, Somes
Sound; Abbie Bowker, Long Cove; Susan N
Pickering Stonington; Emily White, do; City
of Augusta, Vinalhaven; Annie R. Lewis. Bos-
ton; Melissa Trask, Ellsworth for Newark; An
ME Ainslie, Sullivan for Philadelphia; Alice
Murphy, Somes Sound for do; Ellen M Colder,
for Kittery; 5. ar, schs Metinic, Stonington;
Ira Ellems, Long Cove; sid, sch Mary Carter.
Hoboken for Camden; 8, ar, stmr Millinocket,
Stockton; sch W H Sumner. Satilla.
Boston, January 2. Ar, sch Jane Palmer,
Newport News.
v Rn'lad WF%neto onnSafy g. Ar sch White
Baltimore. January A. Cld sch Brina
Pendleton, Wilmington C; 6. sid, ship Aryan,
Seattle.
Newport News, January 8. Ar, stmr Kan
awha, Searsport.
New York; Horace A Stone, Baltimore; Clara
p Randall, Philadelphia; 8, sid, stmr Kennebec,
Searsport; sch Horace A Stone, Tampa 8, ar,
schs Wyoming, Boston; Cora F Cressey, Bos-
ton; James w Paul, Jr, Boston; Fuller Palmer,
Boston.
New London, January 8. Ar. schs VIM
Ponce, T R, January 2. Ar, sch Governor
Powers, Norfolk
New Bedford January 8. Ar, sch Alice P
Turner Stockton.
New Haven, January 5. Sid, sch Gen
Greeley, Norfolk.
Wilmington. N C, January g. Ar, sch Pen
dleton Satisfaction, New York
Port Reading, January 4, Cid, sch Emma S
Lord, Charleston.
Mobile, January 1. Ar, schs Alice Lord,
Gibara; George Gilkey, San Juan.
wilmington, January 5, Ar, sch Pendeton
Satisfaction, New York
Searsport, Jan Ar, barges R &RL Co No
6. Baltimore; R & R l. Co No 5, Elizahethport;
sid, sim Kanawha, Newport News; Z, ar, stmr
Bornquen, Newport News; s, ar stmr Kenne-
bee. Norfolk.
Stockton, Jan Sid. stmr Miinocket, New
York; Z, ar, stmr Carolyn. New York
FOREIGN POTTS.
Rosario, Nov ID Ar, sch D H Rivers. Bos.
ton.
Puerto Mexico, Dec 81, noon Ar, str Hawai-.
ian, Dow, New York; Jan 4, 2 p m, sid, stm1
Kansan, Colcord, New York; Z, a m, ar. sim,
Georgian, Sweetser, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Bucksport, Jan a The schooner Hiram
Lowell, Capt Albert Colt. one of the T N
NICHOLS On nSnlng neet, which has Just arrived
here from Newfoundland with cargo of her
ring. cleared Thursday forenoon for Gloucester
with her cargo, which has been sold there.
Washington, Jan The harbor at Por
Clyde is to benefit by an appropriation of $40,
GOO. which has been inserted in the river ant
harbor appropriation bill to deepen the chan
mel: Any opposition to the item has vanished
and it will go through unmolestcd. Boothbay
however, will have to get along without am
harbor appropriation this year as the appropri
alton for this place has been frowned upon b,
the committee.
Boston, Jan During 1911 there arrived
the port of Boston 1919 foreign steamships, a,
compared with 1908 in 1910. Fo month, las
summer. transatlantic traffic was seriously dis
turbed by labor troubles in England AMI
Europe. Thirteen sailing ships arrived las
year. against seven the previous year, the in
creased activity being largely due to bette
conditions prevailing in the lumber trade witt
South America. Eighteen banks and SO
schooners from foreign ports arrived during
1911, as compared with % harks and BIT schoon
ers in 1910. falling off is noted in first-clas,
passenger travel. arrivals during 1911 bein,
55,2l7, against 1921 for the previous year.