, 1886-11-18
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
PorL Of PORT Townsend.

Port Of Pert Townsend.
The keel OF baraeutine was laid last
week by the Hall Brothers at Port
Blakely, for Captain Paul and others
She Will be between 400 and 500 tons.
Bark California, Captain Davis, sailed
from Port GAMBLE in tow of the tug
Tyee, bound 10 San Francisco with q
cargo of lumber.
British bark Haidee, $50 tons, now on
her way from San Pedro, loads lumber
at enc of the Puget Sound ports for the
west coast of South America.
Brig Deacon. Captain Hardwick, sail
ed from Port Discovery with cargo of
lumber, bound to San Francisco.
Schooner Queen, Captain Brandt, sail
ed from Port Madison. lumber laden,
bound TO San Francisco.
Barkeutine j. NJ. GrifYiths, Captain
Edwards, sailed from Port Hadlock ,lum-
ber laden, bound to San Francisco.
Steamer Mexico, Captain Huntington,
arrived from Port Moody with freight
from the Canadian Pacific railroad for
San Francisco.
During the month of October, besides
the arrival of large fleet OF coasters,
there were twenty sail vessels arrived
from foreign ports. Five loaded lumber
at Port Blakely, four at Tacoma, three
at Port Gamble, three at Port Discovery,
two at Port Ludlow, two at Utsalady
and one at Port Hadlock.
Norwegian bark Semiramis, Captain
Arrabrog, which sailed from here, lum-
ber ladeH, on May 22d for Melbourne,
sailed from that port on September 18th,
for Port Discovery, where she loads a
return cargo of lumber.
Norwegian bark Schwanden, Captain
Wahl, S57 tons, sailsd from Melbourne
September 25th, to load lumber at one
OF the Puget Sound ports.
British bark Sir Jamsetje Family, Cap
ia Thompson, 1919 tons, is on her way
from Melbourne to load lumber at one
of the Puget Sound ports.
Bark Hope, Captain Penhallow, which
sailed from here lumber laden, Septem-
ber 24th, arrived in Honolulu October
23d.
American ship Mercury, Capt. Panno,
which sailed from Port Discovery with
927, ,594 feet of lumber July "a, arrived in
Sydney September 10th, and sailed for
Honolulu October Both.
Norwegian bark Rosenberg, Captain
Johannesen, which sailed from Port
Ludlow with 612 40 feet OF lumber on
July 24th, arrived in Sydney September
oath.
British bark Zoila, Captain Mckay,
which sailed from Tacoma June 22d.
with 769,990 feet of lumber, arrived in
Sydney September 25th.
Norwegian bark Carl Phil, Captain
Ommondsen, which sailed from Utsa-
lady on August ID, with 565, 1894 feet Of
lumber, arrived in Sydney October Sd.
American bark Annie johnson, Cap
tain Hall, which sailed from Seattle
coal laden October 23d, ia loading -four
and merchandise at San Francisco for
Hougkong.
Ship Harvey Mills, Captain Crawford,
now at San Francisco, is chartered to
load coal at Seattle for San Francisco.
Bark Templar, Captain Knack, arriv-
ed 10 days from San Francisco and sail
ed to Seattle, where she loads coal for
San Francisco.
VESSEL BURNED.-Tho British bark
Webfoot, Capt. Yeates, which left here
Nov. 10th, lumber laden from Tacoma
for Valparaiso, took fire in some manner
on Saturday while yet in the Straits.
She was burned to the waters edge, and
is total wreck. All on board were
saved, however, having been taken by
the British tug Pilot to Victoria.
Barks Samoset and II. W. Almy ar
rived yesterday.
Schr. La Gronde, Capt. johnson, ar.
rived Friday, IA days from San Fran.
cisco, and proceeded to Seattle with a
cargo Of merchrddise. She loads at she
Stetson & Post mill for Todos Santos.
Bktne. Quickstep, Capt. jacobson
passed down under sail Friday from Ta
coma, with 100000 feet of lumber, bound
to San Francisco.
Blk. Ella S. Thayer, Capt. Matson, ar
rived from San Francisco Friday, u
days out. Ehe captain reports being il
the straits four days. The has on board
100 tons OF pig iron for Tacoma. AfteI
discharging she loads South Prairie Goa
for San Francisco.
Schr. William L, Beebe, Capt. Hen
derson, arrived Friday. 16 days from
Port Hartford. She proceeded to Por
Blakely, where she loads lam5er for SaI
Pedro.
Bktne. Amelia, Capt. NewhalI, arrives
|! Friday evening from Port Blakely, lum
ber laden, and anchored in the bay. Sh
sailed Saturday bound to Honolulu.
) Schr. Vesta, Capt. Hodson, sailed fror
, Port Madison Friday, with q cargo O
lumber bound to San Diego.