, 1871-12-14

4smorandum Of consignment 10 Rothseild 4 Co.
per bark Georges from Hong Kong: 25 iona 81 pfR
ron ~ logs ofteaAgOOd Is inches square and 1
feeffong AZ chests Of orange Pekoe Tea, so mats Of
f3tra NO. hina sugar, and quantity Of rice in
'bags and mats, no. & q SD \
According to the report Of the Rsaister of the
ing June iS0th 1871. the tonaae built within The
Western States was 6,63t tons less than fer the
I'm s5ip King Philip cleared today for Mel
l., both laden with lumber.
The Shooting Starr, Capt. Nickerson, arrived at
ran Francisco Nov. 18th, having made the trip
from the Cape in three days and six hours one of
the quickest voyages on record we believe. She is
owned by Capt Z. 5. Fowler and r. NJ Gains of
this city. The schooner Shooting Star Is a credit
to our town as well as to her owners. She will
soon leave foT this port with a cargo Of general
merchandise.
WRECK The British sloop Random was lost
on Sunday night on the inside passage between
Trial Island and the shore. The crew consisting
Of three men, were saved by Indians.-V. Stap<ard
Sloop KsideT, Pnrdy, arrived Tuesday NOR ming
from Hoods Canal with cargo OF furs and Gran
berries to r. GO. After disrharging she filed
up with general cargo aud left for the Canal in
the evening.
The steamer Goiiah, Capt Hayden. arrived here
Wednesday morning from down the Straits, hav-
ing towed the slip King Phillip and bark Pow
+ haitian to She will today take the ship Geor-
gAs in tow to Utsalady to load lumber for Hong
Kong
Utsalady for Vallejo, Cal. Ship Ocean Traveller
and bark Zilah at Port Gamble.
The Steamer North Pacific arrived Tuesday af-
ternoon from Victoria with mail, express. and ~
cabin passengers and 80 in the steerage.
l4th The steamer North Pacific Capt Starr, ar
rived from up Sound ports with mails, Wells, Far
go < Cos. express, quantity offreight and l3
cabin passengers 70 Victoria, ior which place she
left at 10 A. N.
Arrivals
Ct.,,,o- No.th p.o;6o Ct,rr V;cfor;,
10th California, Hayes. Portland; British bark
Zillah, Evans, Callac.
llth Favorite, Williams, Utsalady.
Schooner Ontario, Pullen, Neah Bay; steamer
FavOTite, Williams, San Juan; slOop 1eider, Pur-
dy, Hoods Canal. -i1r'
18th California, Hayes, Seattle schooner Sabina,
Stone, Dungeness.
Cleared
Schooner Sabina, Stone, Dungeness; bark For
est Queen, Burns, San Francisco
lIth Bark Camden, Robinson, Honolulu steam
er Favorite, Williams, San Juan steamer North
Pacific Victoria.
IIth Ship King Phillip, Daley, Melbourne bark
,Powhattan, Blackstone, HilO, H. l.; sloop Keider,
Purdy Hoods Canal
l3th California, Hayes, Victoria.
18th Schooner Ont ario, Pullen, Dungeness.
Vessels due from San Francisco.
Barks Milan, Adelaide Cooper, Mary Glover,
Raineer.
Exports
To Victoria per North Pacific, 80 head Of cattle,
Al sheep, horse. 1lI
To Melbourne per ship King Phillip, $4,000
feet Of lumber 900 laths, 81 900 piekets value
81 ,l43. T -.- ..sl-l.i
10 Hilo, II. l., per bark Pawhattan, 1900 feet
Of lumber, 10000 Of dressed lumber, 100000 shin
giles, l,5OO pi ketsi value 3,24.
Per North Pacific to Victoria, rolls Of leather,
l trunk Of clothing, box Of provisions, IL pkgs
furniture; value $37l.
-t- -.- Imports .
Per schooner Mist 400 bushels potatoes $3.50.
Per North Pacific, cases Of gin, tons Of salt,
4 geese, pkgs books value S2l5.
18th per Sabna, 4j0 bushels Of potatoes $3.50. -
I4th per Ontario, 500 bushels Of potatoes S275.