, 1884-03-13
SHIPPING NEWS.

| March Ship Astoria, which arrived
last Monday, has the following cargo
for the O. r. x y. Co. Seattle: 400 keg:
bolts and nuts:6S39 bars steel rails; 1896
bundles fish plates. and 800 kegs spikes
| She Will be toWed 10 Seattle by tug
GolIah this evening.
Bark Ella Thayer coal laden from Sc
attic for San Francisco anchored in the
bay this morning. wind bound.
The Goliah towei bark Lizzie Viii
liams from Tacoma for San Francisco, to
sea last night.
The British bark Minnie Carmichael
from Valparaiso to Royal Roads seeking,
arrived at the latter port yesterday
March i0.-ochr. LaGironde sailed for
FIJI Islands yesterday.
Ship Canada arrived here Saturday
evening,aud Will be towed to Tacoma to-
night to load cargo of lumber for San
Francisco.
The new barkentine Skagit, Howard,
arrived this morning from San Fran
cisco with cargo for Puget Mill Co. She
will be towed TO Port Gamble to dis
charged cargo. and Will probably load
lumber for San Pedro.
Bark Northwest, Mcguire, from San
Francisco for Port Madison, arrived last
evening.
San Francisco, March 9.-Arrived-
Blk. f. l.. Pettingill, Ters Marias; sh.
Columbia, Baltimore; sh Hagerstown,
Philadelphia; bk. Wrestler, Port Lud-
low; schrs. Gotama and Alcalde, Coos
bay.
March II-Having fair wind yester-
day afternoon, the ship Canada, bark
Northwest, and barkentine Skagit left
under sail for their ports. but the wind
changing to the southeast, they were
compelled to return to this place and
anchor.
The schooner Leo bound to Sitka with
load of coal and lumber from Seattle,
returned TO this place last evening from
the straits on account of head wind, and
left again this morning.
Bark Cowlitz, Gammons, with cargo of
$4,000 feet of lumber from Port Gamble,
for Pope Il Talbot, S. F., arrived down
Arrived here this morning ship Henry
Willard. Baker, 1853 tons, I31 days from
New York, with cargo of 1852 bars steel
rails for o. L. & \. Co, Tacoma; was
towed in here by tug Holyoke this morn
ing.
EOulD bdSuilS wave dIlu L TuSSld iTOlu
San Francisco, the former for Tacoma.
and the latter for Port Blakely to load
return cargoes of lumber, are reported
by ship Henry Willard in the straits.
Tug Holyoke left today noon for Ia
coma, having in tow ship Canada.
A three-masted schooner supposed to
be the William Renton, and a two masted
schooner supposed to be the American
Il Sa,,nI Loot h
Later-Arrived- Schooner American
Girl, Moore, from San Francisco for Sc
attic, in Wells line, and ship Prussia,
Wickberg, u days from Frisco; also ship
Dashing Wave, Conner, II days from 5.
F.
The Elder brought an unusually large
passenger and freight list, which indi
Gates large immigration to the north
west by the central and the southern
routes. 1t is also noted that the State
of California, due at Portland 9th,
brought 140 cabin and 130 steerage pas
sengers, numbers winch have seldom
previously been equalled at this season
of the year.
The QUEES.-Tho steamship Queen of
the Pacific, which recently ran on this
northern route Is now running on the
San Diego line. The S. F. Chronicle of
March the 4th, says: The result of
the recent washout on the Southern Pa
cific road is that the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company's steamers are receiving
superabundance of passengers. The
Queen of the Pacific left yesterday with
many more than she could furnish with
sleeping accommodations and she is en-
gagged full on the return"
March 12-Ship Yosemite, Sanders,
l3 days from San Francisco. to load a
return cargo of coal at Tacoma.
Ship Brown Brown, Gooddell, Jr., I
of coal at Seattle.
Ship J. b. Walker, Wallace, 8 days
from San Francisco. She Is bound to
n naimo to load coal for San Francisco.
Bark Arkwright, Lewis, Is days from
San Francisco, to load return cargo of
lumber at Port Gamble.
Bark General Butler, Hanson, II days
from San Francisco, to load return
cargo of lumber at Port Gamble.
Schooner Marie E. Smith. Roos, 8
days from San Francisco; awaiting Or
ders.
German bark Eugene e,Spugelburg,wi with
568,OO0 feet lumber from Tacoma for
Valparaiso, arrived.
Steamship San Pedro from San Fran
cisco for Tacoma arrived; will load re-
turn cargo of coal.
The following feet of vessels were
anchored in the bay this morning: Ships
Brown Brothers, Prussia. .Dashing Wave.
J. B. Walker, Yosemite and Henry Vii
lard; barks Arkwright, General Butler,
Cowlitz and Eugene; barkentine Skagit,
and schooner Marie E. Smith.