, 1886-04-15
CFron Saturdays Daily.)

LIS steamer IuanO VIII nave her
repairs mpleted in time to sail from
San Francisco for the Sound April Is, in
place of the steamer Queen of the Pacific.
British bark PAX Wan, Capt. Prusse
Young, arrived yesterday, 50 days from
Batavia, Island of Java. She is chartered
to load lumber at Port Gamble for
Australia. The PAX Wan is S1S tons
register.
Norwegian bark Hama, Capt J. A.
Jorgensen, was towed by tug Tyee to
Utsalady, where she loads lumber for
Melbourne.
Schr. w. L. Beebe sailed Feb. 2l from
Valparaiso for this port.
Italian bark Felicina Ferrara is on her
way from CalIao to this port to load
lumber for Valparaiso. She is S23 tons
register.
American ship Mount Washington,
Capt Fox, is chartered to load lumber at
one of the Puget Sound Mill ports for
Valparaiso.
The ship G. G. Chapman, Capt. Pierce.
loading spars and lumber at Port BlakeIy
for Boston, is chartered at the lump sum
OF $4,000.
The American ship Ivy, Capt. Lowell,
oading lumber at Tacoma for Hobson's
Bay, gets 1e, 10 s. per thousand.
Norwegian bark Semiramis, Capt.
Aarrenberg. was towed to Tacoma by
tug BlakeIy, where she loads lumber for
Melbourne She is charter ed for AZ 8.
6 d.
Norwegian bark Jorsalfarer, Capt.
Stoeson, of $50 tons, On her way from
Australia, is chartered to load at one of
the Puget Mill ports for Melbourne.
Norwegian bark Frigga. of $50 tons, is
chartered to load lumber at one OF the
Puget Sound ports for Melbourne for 45
s. per 1000.
Norwegian bark Sumarlide, of 943 tons,
on her way from Melboure, is chartered
to load lumber at one of the Puget
Sound Mill ports for As s. per thousand
feet.
British bark Florence Treat, of 790
tons, which left Port Darwin Dec. 2S, is
chartered to load lumber at one OF the
Puget Sound Mill ports for Sydney.
Swedish bark Belted Will, of 773
tons, not yet arrived, is chartered to load
lumber at one Of the Puget Sound Mill
ports for Callao.
Ship Commodore, Capt. Jordan,
arrived at Royal Roads yesterday, II
days from San Francisco. She is
chartered to load coal at Nanaimo for
San Francisco.
Steamer Mexico, Capt. Huntington,
left Nanaimo yesterday for Sitka, Alaska
This is the first of this vessels trip to
Alaska; her Pilot is Capt. George.
Bark Columbia, Capt. Balcb, sailed
yesterday from Port Discovery, with
cargo of lumber, bound to San Fran
cisco.
British ship Geo. Thompson was towed
to Port Ludlow by tug Tyse, where she
loads lumber for Sydney.
Steamer Queen of the Pacific left here
last evening at $50 for San Francisco
via Victoria with the following passen-
gers from this port: Lieut.. Benham, U.
S. A., F. Stevens and wife. Mrs. Charles
Gerrish and son, Mr.. 81. l.. Blanchard,
Miss Lizzie Merrill, Mr.. f. W. Petty
grove, Jr., and wife, and 10 in the
storage. There we're "a cabin pas
sengers and IA in the steerage from
Seattle, among this number was Mr. T.
B. Cornwall, owner of the Black Diamond
coal mines. The freight OF the Queen
consisted of 1887 tons of Nanaimo coal,
1910 sacks Of oats, $50 cases OF salmon
and 300 hides. The Queen will not
return to the Sound, as it is found
necessary to place her on the Portland
route while the str State Of California Is
being repaired, after which she will
return to the Sound. The Idaho will
take the place of the Queen.