Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

PoET townsend. Dee nber 2lst-
Tea IaesHA tsst N fro1I Royal
Roads the British bark James VI 2rtir,
here. She sailed from CNdiH on April
2lst for Psyta, Peru, and from theirs she
came 10 the Soune for luu bsr charter
she loads 81 Old Tacoma With iamb-r
for Valparaiso. She - uf Il tons. VS.
built IL ISIS. and is owned II PIctC1, y
:. The captain Is accompanied by hi:
family.
Bark Nonsnt1n, Captain Fore, load.
lumber at Pert Blakeiy fIr BuenOs Ayrss
Schooner C1mpeer. Captain Birkhoim
arrived l. 3syz from say Er.2eisso. Al d
sailed - POP. Gamble. After discharg
ing fire git she will load lumber at Port
LldlOw for San Francisco.
BsTksntine Skagit, Captain Curtis. 81
rived : DAYS from San Francisco. S1E
made the last round trip from here and
discharged = cargo of lumber IN - DAYS
Bark Mary Glover, Captain Glover
sailed FRIDAY evening Sitn c rgo o.
lamber found . San FrsucIsco.
BIksutine j ". Griffith, Captain Ed
wards, us sailed from Seabeok With a
c1rEo of iarl Der. boand to Sa9 Fran
cisco.
Tug Tacoma toxed down from Port
Rlskely the bark Sewsboy, Captain
Fake, with a cargo of lumber, and an
ehored her. After shl pplng a crew she
sails for AniifoRasta-
Schooner Maria E Smith. CAPITA q
Ros was 10 Eed from here to Utsslsdy,
zh n hay n n h. -
port.
Tug :. L. Mastiek towed in yesterday
a British ship with signal letters flying.
AZ T. Z. s." and anchored her in the
harbor. Sh- proved to be the British
ship Oambriap Chieftain, Captain Elias,
eight DAYS from San Francisco. fbe
CambrisD Chieftain arrived in San
Francisco Nov. 5th with 200 tons of
coal. she IL an non vessel of 1853 tons.
Failing to get wheat charter for home,
like the Hospodar she was Obliged to
accept one for lumber from Tacoma TO
HObs0n's Bay at the same rate, viz:
- 6s Sd per thousand feet.
d. c. Fl. RothsshiId & Co. shipped the
entire crew Of the American ship Cor
sica, Captain Pennington, loading lum-
Der at Burrard Inlet for Montevideo.
The ship will be ready for sea tomor-
row. Tug Mastick will tow her out.
Steamer San Pedro passed down Sat-
nrday afternoon from Tacoma with 400
tons of coal, bound to San Francisco.
Barkentins Quickstep, Captain Jacob
son. arrived Yesterday from Tacoma
with 10000 feet of lumber, and an
ebored. She is bound to Melbourne.
Schooner Reporter, Captain Cook,
previously reported as going 10 Port
BIakely TO load lumb r. has gone to Ia
coma.
Bark Lilv Grace, which sailed from
here July 10th with cargo of lumber
taken on board at Port Ludlow, CON
sisting of 470,0O0 feet of lumber, bound
to Valparaiso, was ont 104 DAYS at last
advices, and had not arrived. 1t is
feared that she is lost. The Lily Grace
is Hawaiian vessel. built in France in
1866. She was called the Gladiateur.
Her measurement is 81 tons.
The amount Of diseneased tonnage
in San Francisco is l24, lis, comprising
a fleet of a vessels, the smallest of
which is the American barkentine
Catherine Ssdden of 3S7 tons, tie
argest, the British iren ship Pegasus,
25I0 tona. American ship Glendon has
been laid u longer than any other YES
sel-siuce March 10. 1883. At the same
time last year there we're 1872, JAP tons
disengaged. There are % vessels, or sc,
335 tons, chartered to load wheat, and IA
vessels, or II 676 tons, chartered to load
miscellaneous cargoes.
Steamer Queen of the Pacific left here
for Victoria an hour after her arrival
from Seattle.