, 1884-01-31
SHIPPING NEWS.

Jan. 2S.-Schr. Annie Larsen, Capt.
y. G. Larsen. lumber laden from UtsH-
lady arrived down Yesterday; took ship
crew, and cleared for San Francisco.
Bark G. 0. Whitmore Capt. R Cal
fuun, lumber laden ON Port BIakely.
c e;ired for Honolulu today, enc sili sail
night.
Arrived -Bk'ne. Ame'il, Capt. w.
Newhall. from Honolulu. aud was tuwed
ny the RIP V. u winkle 10 Blakeiy to load
fur Honolulu.
Arrived brig Levi Stevens. Capt
johnson, from San Diego; awaiting or.
ders.
. Ship Valley Forge was spoken in the
straits by tug holyt Ike last Thursday;
uuund to Departure Bay for coal.
Vessels at Uuiun wharf this morning:
Geo. E. Starr, North Pacific, Eyange
Dispatch. Poitknfsky, Rip Van WInkle
Edna and Virginia At Quincy street.
wharf: Steamer Lottie, scGooners Har-
ney. Carrie Hayden and Mist.
Tue steamer Lutlie. Capt Stephen
Sweeney, has been receiving new boLe-s.
She leit Quincy street wharf this morn
ing to return tn the islands, taking Il load
of merchandise from Waterman Il Katz'
To distribute over t1ere. The l.ottIe Is
doing an extensive carrying tradS betweei,
the islands and Victoria.
Consi yuees per Mexico: All Tow, 30
pkes; q Eisenbeis, 10; + Hans. %; Jack
man & ferry, lU; ] Jones, II; Muore Il
Smith, Discovery. 2; Norris Il Williams,
10; Plummer Bros. & Terry ,64; ;Pettygroye
" Bnrkett. ii; r ID AItridge. Port Ind
low. 26; Weymouth IL Muffatt, l; w l.
Steinweg & ca, Whatcom, IL; Wa,er-
man & kaiz, L; Zee Tan u Z. 4; w, + &
Co, 6.
1he P c. Co.'s s s. Mexico arrived
here late Saturday AFTERNOON. She.
brought from >. L. l0l passengers aud
$40 tons of freight, distributed as follows:
Victoria 20 pas ssugers, $50 tous freight;
townsend 8 passengers, IL tons fIeight;
Seattle Al passengers, $50 TONS freight;
Tacoma y passengers, l47 tons freight;
Olympia = passengers. 4S tons freight;
Steilacoom tons. Her passengers foI
Port Townsend we're: Mrs G. Fake and
daughter, Lieut. G. w. Truitt, q. S. A.
j. Robertson and L. b. Shannon.
Jan. 25.-The schooner Gen. Harney,
Capt. Lloyd, arrived last night from Ia
coma with ii load of lumber for Mr.. Geu
Starrett- She will have more to bring
frum there.
Stmr. Geo. Starr diSchars ed Il lot of
freight at Union wharf from up Sound
this morning.
The steamer Edna, Capt. Race, ar
rived this morning from Port d Discovery.
She will make one trip daily be.
tween this place and Port Discovery.
and will Iun on Tuesdays and Saturdays
to DaugeLess. leaving here at a. NJ. ul
these days Captain Race says he will
run three times IL week Ia Dungeness ii
trade will justify it.
1t is stated on good authority that The
Queen of the Pacific will be kt pit on tue
Puget Sound route as long as me traffic
is sufficient to Justify such acion, AN.
that she will not under any circumstances
again brave .he periIs or the Columbia
river bar.-.Seuttie =. l.
Advices received from the east report
that two iron steamers are to he built for
the Pacific Mail Company for service
in the China trade. The work is TO be
commenced Immediately after the con
tracts are signed. The vessels are to be
each aboat 300 tons neT, aud will have
accommo alinIs for laFge number OF
S eerase passengers. 1t is probable tLat
John Roach viii build both ships.